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Those stairs looked very scary to traverse but the pay off was incredible, what an amazing find!

4:28 so, we saw Smile 2 last night and I feel like this image is bringing back past trauma😂😂😂 you look so happy with yourself though Jess😂

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Those steps looked incredible! You guys dealt with the cabin being locked up better than I would have. Hope it’s not too cold on the van atm

Is the bath water warm to shower? I am going during winter time so it will be unbearable if it is cold water.

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Great video! I had never heard of the steps or the house. Glad I found your channel. 😊

That's so nice

This is so good ❤

Are these the bone caves at Inchnadamph? Such a cool location!

Did the new batteries work? That pyramid looks amazing, definitely worth climbing up the hill for!

I love seeing the reality of van life as well as all the travels of course. I hope you can survive without the heating!

Keep it up :)

So excited to watch your new adventure. Just throwing yourself into is the best way otherwise you’ll forever put it off. Good luck and happy travels 💕

Very jealous, it’s a very gutsy move but must be so exciting! Hope you have a great time.

That's a very mad idea, but good on you for just doing it!

Some great advice I learned a while back, is to buy some electrolyte powder satchets and bring them on every walking trip. Drop them into some water and you’ve got a great way to replenish all your salts lost through sweat etc. Don’t underestimate how much an electrolyte imbalance can affect your energy levels. Also, buy some quality knee braces. You’ll thank yourself on the way down. I used to get knee pain when walking back down mountains, now wearing knee supports I never get pain.

Looks like you did it on a particularly gorgeous day.

Such a fun video with helpful tips! Cant wait to fly out in just over a week!

You forgot tip number 7, don't wear jeans to walk up Snowden, it's really not advisable

another tip… wear walking trousers or walking shorts! definitely wouldn’t recommend jeans

I may not have noticed watching the video, but I think there is a reason to mention that all public baths in Iceland have gender-segregated areas.

Hi what thickness of insulation board was used on walls and ceiling? I'm about to start mine and enjoying your build videos....cheers

How's your skylight holding up? Any leaks?

Hi Guys, 👋 What a breath of fresh air you both are. Myself and my wife have just bought a 2020 movano high top to convert and came across your videos. Great help as going to be fitting Maxxfans, cutting holes in roof and walls for windows cheers for now Ricky :)

You don’t climb snowdon You walk it Most routes can be done with hands in pockets 👍

Went up Watkins in driving rain. Wearing what i thought was waterproof gear (Karrimor Weathertite) i was soaked through in minutes. My Karrimor rucksack and contents, change of clothes etc were also saturated. Months later i found a built in raincover tucked in a flap at the base of the rucksack. My waterproof boots filled with water channeled due to soaked trousers. I now carry a full waterproof oversuit. Do not underestimate the demoralising power of heavy rain and dont assume waterproof looking hiking gear is actually waterproof.

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Snowdon spelt this way.. not Snowden

another tip- forget the main summit and go to the adjacent peak of carnedd ugain. its only 20m smaller, and99% less busy!

You just sent all the local shops around Snowdon into panic as all their merchandise has 1085m printed on it, not 1083m! Actually a funny story, a few years ago a group of guys with extremely accurate gps equipment were re-measuring some of the local peaks, including Snowdon, the the local shops were praying 1085m was right otherwise they'd have to reprint everything, luckily the the results were 1085m was spot on! The Watkin path is lovely and if you ever do it again come down the south ridge as that makes a stunning circular route, the Snowdon Horseshoe is considered the most scenic route but of course that's a little more advanced and not for everyone. Boots being a necessity has been a big talking point in recent years, with many now thinking that a pair of approach shoes or fell running shoes can be far more comfortable, especially on good weather days in the warmer months, trick is to stop the second you feel any rubbing and if there is no blister yet use something like Hypafix tape to protect the area, or if there is a blister already use a proper blister plaster which are amazing these days. Good video though, well shot and you both have fun personalities!

Get the train it’s easier

Normal geothermal pools scattered around Iceland in most if not all towns here use chlorine in their pools. We just use less then in other countries where you are not required to shower thoroughly before entering. :)

Walked the Pyg track to the summit of Snowdon in 1967 and again in 1968 i remember standing on the train platform and being level with the top of the clouds that looked like you could have walked across them they were so dense.

I climbed snowdon in air max 97s, no water only lucozade 😂 no blisters or anything

What time did you reach the summit ?

This should have many more views

My two tips: Get there by bus. Enjoy the views. Feel smug about not leaving a trace. (There’s excellent S buses all around from Llanberis, Caernarfon, Porthmadog, Betws y Coed where they connect with trains and other bus services.) My other tip is not to climb Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)! Why climb something that’s inundated with people when there’s so many other fine mountains with hardly a soul on them?

The food looks amazing!!!! We are a vegan family and going to Barcelona in October! We love to eat all the vegan food we can!!! ❤❤

A little vaseline between toes and on back of heel and the tendon that spellcheck doesn't recognise my spelling helps. Did it in Altberg Army boots because they so comfortable and supportive for ankles. Lots of people were doing it in rubbish trainers, probably not a good idea. Lots of Quinoa with chicken, bananas,and 2 ltr of water was good for me.

Was that sheep up the top I could hear?

what country is this?

Use merino wool hiking socks to avoid blisters

Enjoyed that hike. I’m be following the train track up in a weeks time. I hike regularly here in Scotland but the 3000ft+ on rock and steps is going to play hell with my knees which is my biggest concern.

Hi, I have the same van that I bought converted. I’ve damaged both the skylight and solar panel😮 (don’t ask, too embarrassing). When you bolted the panel to the roof did you add internal support to take the bolts or just washers?

wow... that lake at 1 minute 😯

Actually there is chlorine in Icelandic swimmingpool water, so the bathing policy has nothing to do with this. Still there are many natural pools and bathing that are not chlorinated.

❤ loved this xx

I do not understand why people take the time to make these videos then don't bother to say what time of the year they visited? Super annoying 😒

Me and the husband just did the Llanberis path, and although it was supposed to be the easiest, we were still in heaps of pain the next day! I luckily didn’t get any blisters, but my feet were sore! Just from the long walk I’m thinking, so it’s a bit unavoidable. I bought some new walking shoes with a hard bottom and walking socks!! Probably wasn’t wise to wear brand new shoes, but I didn’t suffer too much and I’m here to tell the tale lol 😂 your path looked much more scenic and I would like to do it again from the other side!