A really candid approach to the walk, it was nice to watch someone who had to work hard to complete it in an ordinary way instead of almost running the whole thing, thank you.
The vomiting you endured sounded very much like what happens when you overexert yourself. Not being a person who pushes herself that hard I haven't managed to find myself in that predicament. But I have sat with my son, who through extensive sports training, has pushed himself to the point of vomiting. I think your vomiting just was an outward sign of how hard you were pushing yourself, but also how much you were achieving mentally by continuing and overcoming. Well done. A massive achievement! I know it was hard, but the comparison of how your face looked at the beginning to how you looked at the end was so different. Despite how much you endured, your face looked alive and like your body had undergone a deep detoxing cleansing. I think your journey was inspiring.
Thanks for this video. As a Glaswegian planning my own hike everyone I know says the top of Loch Lomond is the killer stretch so well done for getting through it!
Having watched your daily videos, it's great to watch this compilation video with your commentary. Once again, I can only say how impressed I have been by your fortitude! Well done, Lorna!
I've just watched all the vlogs of your Walk in one go on Sunday evening. Well done girls. Congratulations. I'm very proud of your Lorna. You've overcome your demons, put all the sceptics to the sword and achieved something you thought you couldn't do. Thank you to Jo for all her support and friendship
Thankyou for sharing as it does take your time and energy too, I loved it! Its my favourite so far I like your commentary rather than to the camera but when you did it was a nice balance. Absolutely stunning, I'd love to come back, 🦘🐨 I have only the best of memories of my trips to Scotland. Congratulations! Well Done! My favourite of yours so far.. I do like your frankness and honesty.
It took a lot of heart to overcome all that & stick it out to the end. That feat of mental endurance which required so much gritty, one-step-at-a-time determination from you is something to be much more proud of than the athletic feat of finishing a 96 mile hike. It will serve you in many more ways & for a lot longer than mere physical endurance ever could. Congratulations!
Great video ladies and very well done. You certainly had your fair share of rain which makes the walk tougher. I’m a bit of a WHW addict and can agree with you that May is the busiest month but you should try and come back and do it again in May or some other month and see the difference in the views (if you can see them😂). Late May can be really nice on Loch Lomond when all the bluebells are in bloom. I’m glad you kept going to the end. Great achievement and well done again.
Hi Lorna, I came over from Jo’s channel to watch your videos of walk and just wanted to say congratulations! Well done that’s quite a achievement. Also your footage with music was awesome!
Lorna, an absolutely fantastic vlog. I’ve seen so many videos with hikers and their big rucksacks ready for wild camping. With yours - you had b&bs and hotels . That is what I would like to do, don’t really fancy camping ⛺️. Was this a paid self guilded tour ?
Great summary video! Huge congrats and hugs for persevering. So what's next on your bucket list? Well, you can always cross the pond and come do the Appalachian Trail or Pacific Crest Trail. 😎
What a wonderful view - or it would be if we could see it! - reminded me of the day-trip I had to Windermere - it deluged all day, so all we saw was the inside of a few shops, from which we enjoyed the view of a river pouring down where the road used to be!
I would have loved a look at the hostils, they are something we don't really have in the US and even then when talking to young people who travel in Europe they seem to come in all sorts of discriptions.glad to see you soldiering thru. See your next video as you recover!
Well done Lorna, enjoyed watching the dailies too. Are you going to do a debrief? What would you do differently? How much did the trip cost you? How did you nurse your feet and blisters? What next? Best wishes....
I’d do a debrief but haven’t had lots of questions. I think the total cost was around £300 each excluding food. I didn’t get any blisters but as soon as I had any rubbing, I put plasters or tape on and I wore old boots. The only thing I’d do differently would be to have eaten a bit differently. Would have been easier in the summer I think with longer days
Interesting Lorna, surprising how reasonable the costing was, considering, you stayed in hotels and hostels, and ate out when you could. Really pleased that you didn't suffer with blisters. Having just watched your Long Covid video , you really did so well to pace yourself despite having had severe respiratory illness so recently. Again feel proud girl, you did well, so well. Thank you for sharing. Take care.
I love that you made it with the bad sickness in spring in the picture. One side question i got seing the train is why put the diesel in the front and the steam just as second? As Jo and Michael had told about the walk on their channel I was aware of that you were on your way and I kept my fingers crossed.
@@lornajaneadventures In Sweden when they use combined engines it´s always steam first and diesel or electric behind to try to make a picture that the steam is the main source of power.
Well done you guys. I did it last September at the age of 68 over 7 days and its one of the best things I've ever done.
A really candid approach to the walk, it was nice to watch someone who had to work hard to complete it in an ordinary way instead of almost running the whole thing, thank you.
The vomiting you endured sounded very much like what happens when you overexert yourself. Not being a person who pushes herself that hard I haven't managed to find myself in that predicament. But I have sat with my son, who through extensive sports training, has pushed himself to the point of vomiting. I think your vomiting just was an outward sign of how hard you were pushing yourself, but also how much you were achieving mentally by continuing and overcoming. Well done. A massive achievement! I know it was hard, but the comparison of how your face looked at the beginning to how you looked at the end was so different. Despite how much you endured, your face looked alive and like your body had undergone a deep detoxing cleansing. I think your journey was inspiring.
Thanks for this video. As a Glaswegian planning my own hike everyone I know says the top of Loch Lomond is the killer stretch so well done for getting through it!
Excellent compilation of an amazing acomplishment, the scenery was sooo beautiful, well done both of you, making memories!
Having watched your daily videos, it's great to watch this compilation video with your commentary. Once again, I can only say how impressed I have been by your fortitude! Well done, Lorna!
the great thing is you sit down and think all that you have done is great to you
You Are one resilient woman. Thanks!
I've just watched all the vlogs of your Walk in one go on Sunday evening. Well done girls. Congratulations.
I'm very proud of your Lorna. You've overcome your demons, put all the sceptics to the sword and achieved something you thought you couldn't do. Thank you to Jo for all her support and friendship
Beautiful summary vid Lorna - so impressed with you - and bless Jo - now there's a good friend
Wow, thank you for sharing your video. Well done! Going in May.
So glad you made it all the way. A very nice trip.
Well done Lorna and Jo, what a fantastic achievement! You did it! The whole 96 miles! Let the celebrations begin! 🍾 🥂 🎉 🥳
Very well done, both of you.
It really appeared to be the challenge of a lifetime. Good job.
Well done you, we've followed you daily loved ever minuete of it, what a fantastic achievement.
Thankyou for sharing as it does take your time and energy too, I loved it! Its my favourite so far I like your commentary rather than to the camera but when you did it was a nice balance. Absolutely stunning, I'd love to come back, 🦘🐨 I have only the best of memories of my trips to Scotland. Congratulations! Well Done! My favourite of yours so far.. I do like your frankness and honesty.
Well done Lorna and Jo such an achievement.
It took a lot of heart to overcome all that & stick it out to the end. That feat of mental endurance which required so much gritty, one-step-at-a-time determination from you is something to be much more proud of than the athletic feat of finishing a 96 mile hike. It will serve you in many more ways & for a lot longer than mere physical endurance ever could. Congratulations!
Lovely compilation video.
Really enjoyed watching every part of your adventure. Well done! What an amazing achievement.
Great video ladies and very well done. You certainly had your fair share of rain which makes the walk tougher. I’m a bit of a WHW addict and can agree with you that May is the busiest month but you should try and come back and do it again in May or some other month and see the difference in the views (if you can see them😂). Late May can be really nice on Loch Lomond when all the bluebells are in bloom. I’m glad you kept going to the end. Great achievement and well done again.
Well done huge congratulations girls.👏👏👍😀
Hope you are feeling well now, thanks so much for this glorious trip!
Strange how you can feel so much better even when sick being out side.
This is really brilliantly done. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
Great recount of the walk
Having watched this again a amazing achievement indeed congratulations,our last day doing this was awfully wet too well done again x
Hi Lorna, I came over from Jo’s channel to watch your videos of walk and just wanted to say congratulations! Well done that’s quite a achievement. Also your footage with music was awesome!
Thanks 😊
I enjoyed watching both of your vlogs! Nice work!
Well done, you did really well :) Hope you are feeling better now and getting stronger.
Still nursing an ankle injury but it’s getting better
Lorna, an absolutely fantastic vlog. I’ve seen so many videos with hikers and their big rucksacks ready for wild camping.
With yours - you had b&bs and hotels . That is what I would like to do, don’t really fancy camping ⛺️.
Was this a paid self guilded tour ?
Great summary video! Huge congrats and hugs for persevering. So what's next on your bucket list? Well, you can always cross the pond and come do the Appalachian Trail or Pacific Crest Trail. 😎
What a wonderful view - or it would be if we could see it! - reminded me of the day-trip I had to Windermere - it deluged all day, so all we saw was the inside of a few shops, from which we enjoyed the view of a river pouring down where the road used to be!
Thank you, that's a great video. Well done. ilona
Congratulations on completed the walk.
Well done 👏
Super video
see them all good vid keep up the good vids thanks lee
Love your vids
I would have loved a look at the hostils, they are something we don't really have in the US and even then when talking to young people who travel in Europe they seem to come in all sorts of discriptions.glad to see you soldiering thru. See your next video as you recover!
The steam train you saw was the one of the sets of coaches used for the Jacobite train being returned to base.
Yes
Well done Lorna, enjoyed watching the dailies too.
Are you going to do a debrief?
What would you do differently?
How much did the trip cost you?
How did you nurse your feet and blisters?
What next?
Best wishes....
I’d do a debrief but haven’t had lots of questions. I think the total cost was around £300 each excluding food. I didn’t get any blisters but as soon as I had any rubbing, I put plasters or tape on and I wore old boots. The only thing I’d do differently would be to have eaten a bit differently. Would have been easier in the summer I think with longer days
Interesting Lorna, surprising how reasonable the costing was, considering, you stayed in hotels and hostels, and ate out when you could. Really pleased that you didn't suffer with blisters. Having just watched your Long Covid video , you really did so well to pace yourself despite having had severe respiratory illness so recently. Again feel proud girl, you did well, so well.
Thank you for sharing.
Take care.
2 videos ive seen now where hikers get sick on day 3, there must be a rough eatery around.
Is this the Director's Cut - complete with gaelic and heroic music? BTW: Did you eat any haggis on the way?
I love that you made it with the bad sickness in spring in the picture. One side question i got seing the train is why put the diesel in the front and the steam just as second? As Jo and Michael had told about the walk on their channel I was aware of that you were on your way and I kept my fingers crossed.
I think because they were moving the train so far, they used the diesel too
@@lornajaneadventures In Sweden when they use combined engines it´s always steam first and diesel or electric behind to try to make a picture that the steam is the main source of power.
Love you r smile joan.
Well done. You look absolutely knackered at the end. You mentioned being ill earlier in the year. Did you have covid?
Yes, I’ve still got some long COVID stuff going on and being investigated but I’m much better than I was
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lorna sommerville ?
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If you like walking vlogs. "Walking 1450 km through Great Britain." No talk. No music. Hope you soon get over the long covid.
Sorry , gave you a thumbs down ,
Ok. Any reason?
How mean!