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Thanks for sharing Clive, I'm planning on doing this route in May 25 with a tent and have a couple of questions for you. How heavy was your pack and how easy is it to get to the site in Hinderwell? Thanks in advance

Hi Clive! Your "What I did on my holidays" turned into a very instructive "What not to do on a canoeing cruise" Do you have another one planned? It actually looked like a pleasurable jaunt, mixed with moments that mean you are not likely to forget it in a hurry. Thanks for allowing me to come along on your adventure and yet keep dry. Bye!

Hi Clive! a gentle wind-down after your pilgrimage. Very pleasant! I see that you have a few years worth of excursions, here for me to enjoy, so I think I will. Bye!

You got to bathe your feet before you actually finished. Then fed and watered, you started off again, to the music of the rhythmic tread of your feet on the road. Well done! Thanks for taking me along in my comfy chair. Bye!

Deferred Gratification. Knowing that you will get there, when you get there. Meanwhile enjoying walk, at your own pace. Pausing when it suits you to do so. What is this life... Bye!

I had to come back to this to post a comment. I saw that there were no comments before I started watching the vlog, but I didn't realise that it was because the end is so sudden. Nice brief interlude, the end is (almost) in sight. Watch out for ticks! Since I got into Ren (Ren Gill - just put that name into YT) I am more aware of the dangers of ticks. He was bitten in his late teens, and has suffered with lime disease and misdiagnosis complications since.

Nice wildflower-lined path by the river. looked very pleasant. Bye!

Hi Clive! I'm a tad jealous that you did the walk. You know the saying: Been There, Done That, Got The Tee-Shirt? Well I went to Lindisfarne on a coach holiday, walked the paths on the island, and bought a pilgrimage T Shirt in the shop, not because I did the walk, (I didn't) but because the illuminated cross on the front was spectacular.

Hi Clive! "There is nobody in the country who is lower than me" For the UK does that make you the lowest of the low? When I was at school back in the 60's, when in my teens, I was taken on a school trip to a local colliery, and we went down t' mine. Yes in one of those cage lifts that travel down faster than if you could falling. So how low can you go? Or is that cheating? You could try getting to the physical Centre, but I know that is debated. Thanks for the vicarious walk! Bye!

Hi Clive. I think that most of the rock you see around Beacon Hill is metamorphic, having been changed by the heat of the igneous (volcanic) rock. But looking the local geology up on't'internet I read of pyroclastic flow and fine grained granite from another volcano nearby in Whitwick. Complicated stuff! Thanks for the armchair walk. Bye!

Thanks for the video series Clive! My wife and I have been doing the Thames path starting from Weybridge where we live, we just wrapped Putney Bridge and your videos have inspired us to finish the London segment and then start towards the source! 🎉

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Nice one Clive, I have walked and camped the Thames over the past few years and Hoo peninsular is great for wild camping... New Subscribe ATB Chris

Interesting video. You pick great places to camp 👍

Apparently It cost £15 to enter the actual gallery. Has a shop and a wc.

Shame you weren’t able to finish, but it’s a beautiful area! Did you retrieve the paddle?

Really enjoyed this 😊

Very nice 👍🙂

Clive how many years have you been doing this?

That looked like an enjoyable additional days walking Clive & fish & chips to finish 👍 The weather looked reasonable throughout, when was it you did the walk? ATB Simon

A great illustration of carrying your cross there, with those guys carrying all that wood!

Epic trip, great to see you guys!

Thanks for the series of videos Clive. We really enjoyed & it was obvious you enjoyed the walk. ATB Simon & Sue

Have watched your journey with interest as I'm considering walking St Cuthbert's Way and St Oswald's Way in early October, so thank you for filming it. St Cuthbert's Way looks really good.

Agreed 😊

Praying and walking in nature. Two of the greatest gifts you can ever discover ❤️

Just found your channel after looking at some old Rab jacket reviews. Love the content already, looking forward to more!

I WAS WATCHING👀

What a trek! Be careful up there!

Thanks for watching, appreciated. Clive

Nice walk and video. Thank you for sharing 😊Wishing you a wonderful evening 😊

Nice one Clive & pal. Glad Zeph was 👍

Thank you for sharing your walk. It was a pleasure to watch. Today we will be walking from Scarborough to Filey.

Really hated that bit crossing the motorway & getting stung by nettles for a quarter of a mile! A lot of roadwalking too this day...

Thanks for sharing your walk Clive. We've done several parts of it on other walks, but this makes me want to do the whole thing.

Yes 👍

Thanks for taking us on your guided tour.

cheers Clive

Thanks Clive for taking us with you, and as Lynn said - first I've seen of this walk. It actually looks more interesting than the Norfolk coastal path. I like the simplicity and honesty of your approach mate, cheers from NZ

Guess you’re going clockwise. Did the path 2 years ago, truly lovely memory.

Adventures with wind. Oh boy! Lovely butterfly and nice views showing the power of the ocean.

Isle of Wight is spelt incorrectly in your title.

A lot of beautiful scenery on the Isle of Wight. I’ve never been there, but think I will one day. Thanks for sharing your videos. Cheers from Norway 😊

Yes, we're fine, in Batumi these days.

Love the Isle of Wight, it's beautiful. Good to see you Clive ❤

Not what you expected but some really interesting finds on your diversions! Loving the views of the sea!

Yes, it was really windy a lot of the time, fortunately though there was no rain. Thanks for watching. ATB Clive

I've not seen any other walks on the Isle of White so something new! The wind sure didn't like your mic--that's tough.

I just came across you channel. I live not too far from Guildford but I've never done a longer North Downs walk. Maybe I should. Normally a quick walk at Newlands Corner and a coffee does the trick. Anyway I wanted to say I enjoyed this video and I like that you have a very calm way about you and the way you talk about your journey. I also like that your not tempted, like others, to fill your videos with tragic music overlays.

Lived in Dyffryn Nantlle as a kid, but despite our house and farm being on the lower slopes of the ridge I only once walked up to the top (Craig Cwm Silyn). Loved the scenery and seeing the tops of mountains I only knew from below! One criticism, though - you start the video by refraining from attempting to say 'Rhyd Ddu' but then, literally immediately, mispronounce 'Nantlle'!