Really enjoyed this . I absolutely agree, walking at a pace , in which to honor Nature as it appears , is so important. Viewing as if it's the first time you've encountered the magnificence of it all . A treasure and pleasure to have felt I walked this with you Chris .
The love he has for his dogs ❤... Not strange at all, as he says about mixing their ashes, it's tremendously romantic and pure love. Understand completely. If you never experienced the love, true love, between you and a dog, you're missing out. The grief and sorrow almost destroys you when they go but the love, lojalty and comfort they so generously give, is worth everything. ❤
Watching this for the first time was literally life changing for me. It's when the penny finally dropped for me and caused my own AHA moment when I realised that I understoood exactly what he was talking about in terms of his Aspergers. Life has become so much easier since learning loads about the subject and getting my own diagnosis at the beginning of last year.
Beautiful soul , you make me laugh with your mum's cake story , beautiful video ,you speak with your heart full of positive energies and passion for what you do, one can tell how much you're passionate about nature , thanks again for sharing with us 🙏❤ .
6:57 => The relaxation that comes with floating on a small river is AMAZING ! I have an inflatable Kajak (Intex Excursion Pro 250 EUR on Amazon) which I use for 5h floating trips on the river Sieg near Bonn/Hennef in the hot summer. I am self diagnosed autistic (45 years old - diagnosed at 38) and it is a ritual that I do EVERY year a few times :) I can HIGHLY recommend it to any autistic nature-lover ! An inflatable cushion for your back is much better than the original seats, btw ! I stripped the boat of all accessories so that it is super comfy :)
@@stealthyguy1784 Too many to write down here ! An autism quotient of 40,4 (across 4-5 times repeated over a course of a few years) in the Baron Cohen screening test and finally a biography that makes SENSE are the main pillars of my self diagnosis.
What a fantastic film. Chris you are an amazing person and I’m so grateful you are exactly who you are doing and being exactly as you are. Thank you so much. Keep on keeping on. You are awesome.
This is probably the best thing I’ve ever watched on RUclips. So beautifully presented. I was going to save it to watch later but I couldn’t tear my eyes from the screen. It was like going on the walk myself. Totally immersive. Brilliant. X
Dear Mr Packhan and I are almost the same age, I was once a Soldier in Her Majesties Army and as fit as a butcher's dog, now, I feel more like a badly mended teapot. Here's to you Chris, bring another "Mars bar" next time.
the peace & tranquility, I love it them walks, you take your time & think what there's is around you & what can be added, nature our friend, thanks for doing this Chris
Came to watch because I wanted to replicate the style (POV camera and drone) of this brilliant series for my own hiking vlogs. I'd not seen the Chris Packham one and I'm so glad it's here because it's an incredibly moving watch. What a treasure Packham is
Second time I have watched this video. You are such an amazing guy Chris and the story of Itchy and Scratchy was an emotional moment. I have kept my dogs ashes although I didnt put him in the oven, when my cat goes I want them both with me when I get cremated. Their part of you always
Thank you for this Chris. So very relaxing and nice. My girlfriend's folks were the ones that sent you CCTV footage of the cheeky otter going after their carp in Gloucester.
Very glad I could see it again. Just back from holiday, stayed near Winchester and did the walk with my husband on a lovely sunny day. Your thoughts during the walk made it extra special for me. Thank you very much for this!
I love the words and phrases he uses such as the 'sweating sandwhiches'. Love walking and take my granddaughter with me - she loves learning all about the wildlife, can identify plants, trees and birds. Began to name things when she was 6. I share his love of dogs too. Such an interesting person.
Nature is such a tonic, we all need to stop, take a deep breath and listen, the rewards are amazing. What a great video, Nellie would love to explore there 👍🐶
Thank you so much for uploading this! So much love for Chris. His walk of all the walks of the series really has stayed with me so it's been a complete pleasure to watch it again. So glad he lingered by those hedgerows and learned to love The Nature with every part of his being. So glad he managed to ward off the darkness with the dogs who surely loved him as much as he loved them.
To me, it makes perfect sense that Chris Packham would discuss suicide and mental health as he is near Winchester Cathedral, because I actually visited the Cathedral and lit a candle on the day of Chester Bennington's funeral.
I’m extremely surprised to see Chris not pointing out the Itchin is a privately owned river and the illegal practice of swimming in it. The place where the swimmers are on the bank is now over used as an exit point for the 100’s of trespassing ‘swooshers’ (all signs of No Swimming being pulled down/ignored as they claim they are not swimming but swooshing) I would be very please if Chris were to return now in 2024 and just witness the damage done along the banks
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Really enjoyed this . I absolutely agree, walking at a pace , in which to honor Nature as it appears , is so important. Viewing as if it's the first time you've encountered the magnificence of it all . A treasure and pleasure to have felt I walked this with you Chris .
Isn’t Chriss a wonderful human being 😀
Anyone else think so????
i like the guy
Absolutely ❤
I concur
National treasure
The ultimate walk of Life ..
The love he has for his dogs ❤... Not strange at all, as he says about mixing their ashes, it's tremendously romantic and pure love. Understand completely. If you never experienced the love, true love, between you and a dog, you're missing out.
The grief and sorrow almost destroys you when they go but the love, lojalty and comfort they so generously give, is worth everything. ❤
Beautifully executed❤
That was the best 59 minutes I have ever had on youtube. Top man Chris
I have watched this 3 times now. It’s an hour of tv that connects with me on many different levels
I feel the same. I love people who are totally genuine and honest as chris is.
Just brilliant! You are an inspiration Chris! May you keep spreading abroad the hope and light and life...
One of the most wholesome videos I've ever watched on RUclips.
Chris is such a lovely guy and his passion for nature is quite moving.
Watching this for the first time was literally life changing for me. It's when the penny finally dropped for me and caused my own AHA moment when I realised that I understoood exactly what he was talking about in terms of his Aspergers. Life has become so much easier since learning loads about the subject and getting my own diagnosis at the beginning of last year.
Chris is an asset to the UK , God bless him
Me and my Labrador love these walks
Beautiful vidio❤️🌹🌿🇮🇸
Beautiful soul , you make me laugh with your mum's cake story , beautiful video ,you speak with your heart full of positive energies and passion for what you do, one can tell how much you're passionate about nature , thanks again for sharing with us 🙏❤ .
6:57 => The relaxation that comes with floating on a small river is AMAZING ! I have an inflatable Kajak (Intex Excursion Pro 250 EUR on Amazon) which I use for 5h floating trips on the river Sieg near Bonn/Hennef in the hot summer. I am self diagnosed autistic (45 years old - diagnosed at 38) and it is a ritual that I do EVERY year a few times :) I can HIGHLY recommend it to any autistic nature-lover ! An inflatable cushion for your back is much better than the original seats, btw ! I stripped the boat of all accessories so that it is super comfy :)
Excellent!what are some of your traits for autism that caused you to self diagnose if you don't mind me asking?thanks
@@stealthyguy1784 Too many to write down here ! An autism quotient of 40,4 (across 4-5 times repeated over a course of a few years) in the Baron Cohen screening test and finally a biography that makes SENSE are the main pillars of my self diagnosis.
Best TV I have seen in a long time. Must watch again.
Stunning!
Nice programme Chris 👍 I’m going to do that walk one day with my dog 🐶🐾
What a fantastic film. Chris you are an amazing person and I’m so grateful you are exactly who you are doing and being exactly as you are. Thank you so much. Keep on keeping on. You are awesome.
I loved this programme when it was shown, first class.
Thanks for uploading. Such a beautiful and honest piece of tv that needs to be seen more widely. I can relate so much
Thank you so much for your videos. I resonate with so many things that you have shared. It's like walking through my own life. I appreciate you.
Incredibly moving & inspiring at the same time. Thank you Chris
Bless you for sharing!
This is probably the best thing I’ve ever watched on RUclips. So beautifully presented. I was going to save it to watch later but I couldn’t tear my eyes from the screen. It was like going on the walk myself. Totally immersive. Brilliant.
X
I grew up near this river. Swam in it only last weekend. So wonderful to see it presented so beautifully. What a charming hour of TV
I lived in boyatt Wood and swam and walked this river often
Chris is a legend
Beautiful.
I got a river it ain't this river but man this was amazing thanks Chris
Beautiful in all aspects
This is wonderful Chris thank you. It’s inspired us to cycle the route.
Dear Mr Packhan and I are almost the same age, I was once a Soldier in Her Majesties Army and as fit as a butcher's dog, now, I feel more like a badly mended teapot.
Here's to you Chris, bring another "Mars bar" next time.
beautiful thanks Chris 🙂
Brilliant!
Absolutely love this
the peace & tranquility, I love it them walks, you take your time & think what there's is around you & what can be added, nature our friend, thanks for doing this Chris
Such a Beautiful place, loved and narrated so well by someone who Genuinely Loves Our environment.
Came to watch because I wanted to replicate the style (POV camera and drone) of this brilliant series for my own hiking vlogs. I'd not seen the Chris Packham one and I'm so glad it's here because it's an incredibly moving watch. What a treasure Packham is
Literally my favourite walk/run in Hampshire.
I love the way everyone's like, "Alright Chris".
Second time I have watched this video. You are such an amazing guy Chris and the story of Itchy and Scratchy was an emotional moment. I have kept my dogs ashes although I didnt put him in the oven, when my cat goes I want them both with me when I get cremated. Their part of you always
Thank you for this Chris. So very relaxing and nice. My girlfriend's folks were the ones that sent you CCTV footage of the cheeky otter going after their carp in Gloucester.
Would Love to do this walk the next time I visit my mum in the uk
Thank you so much for posting this. Been wanting to see it, but missed it when it aired. Will be watching later.
This is such a cool and wholesome idea for a documentary. Thanks for uploading!
Great walk,cheers from belgium
Dear old Chris 🙂
Very glad I could see it again. Just back from holiday, stayed near Winchester and did the walk with my husband on a lovely sunny day. Your thoughts during the walk made it extra special for me. Thank you very much for this!
chris this is brilliant do more like this missing spring in the UK one draw back living in here in Asia
I could feel the pain when you spoke about itchy and scratchy.
❤ the yellow shirt!
I love the words and phrases he uses such as the 'sweating sandwhiches'. Love walking and take my granddaughter with me - she loves learning all about the wildlife, can identify plants, trees and birds. Began to name things when she was 6. I share his love of dogs too. Such an interesting person.
Nature is such a tonic, we all need to stop, take a deep breath and listen, the rewards are amazing. What a great video, Nellie would love to explore there 👍🐶
I’ve enjoyed that.
Magical ❤. Thank you for posting this.
Thank you so much for uploading this! So much love for Chris. His walk of all the walks of the series really has stayed with me so it's been a complete pleasure to watch it again. So glad he lingered by those hedgerows and learned to love The Nature with every part of his being. So glad he managed to ward off the darkness with the dogs who surely loved him as much as he loved them.
Wonderful video, anyone know what kind of 360 camera it was shot with?
does what it says on the tin, a fascinating insight and i think a worthy companion piece to the recent walk with Paul Merson, on iPlayer.
To me, it makes perfect sense that Chris Packham would discuss suicide and mental health as he is near Winchester Cathedral, because I actually visited the Cathedral and lit a candle on the day of Chester Bennington's funeral.
The sounds and sights of nature is so theraputic its odd. I'd love to have a plot like Chris's.
❤
I’m extremely surprised to see Chris not pointing out the Itchin is a privately owned river and the illegal practice of swimming in it. The place where the swimmers are on the bank is now over used as an exit point for the 100’s of trespassing ‘swooshers’ (all signs of No Swimming being pulled down/ignored as they claim they are not swimming but swooshing)
I would be very please if Chris were to return now in 2024 and just witness the damage done along the banks
Otters!
Could do with other celebrities making a similar video.
Are the BBC okay with you uploading so much of their content on here?
I'm ok with it. This video is too special to hide away from people. I'm not ok with your lack of gratitude.
They should be. After all WE paid for it.
The ultimate walk of Life ..