Such beautiful views. Lovely area and walk . People miss a lot by not walking much anymore. Thank goodness we have you Dave to share such gorgeous places with us. Just so pretty. Thanks Dave and Logan👏🏻
@@DaveFord I wished I could do that too Dave. I grew up and live still in Eastern Ky. My siblings and I would go exploring in the hills all the time and to this day when I see the sun shining through the trees I want to climb up the hills and see what I find. It is my fondest memories of my childhood and I feel that when I go walking along with you. Thank you again for showing me your beautiful countryside .☀️
Thank you for taking the time to make such professional videos that are equally as good if not better than most tv programs available. Me and hubby love walking around our local area of Dorset (Weymouth) and enjoyed a great walk today around 8 miles of Portland, lovely 😊
Good workout for Logan and the old fella today! Got the lungs and muscles working! Lovely countryside Dave, I remember, must be 20 years ago now, doing a job in the village of Stoke Abbott, took about a half day, and as it was a gorgeous early spring afternoon, and always keeping a pair of walking boots in the van for such times, I parked up when I'd finished and walked up around Lewesden Hill. There weren't too many leaves on the trees then and the views were fantastic, like you said, Colmer's Hill and Golden Cap and a sparkling sea beyond. Brought back all the memories, so thank you.
One of my favourite parts of Dorset (though there’s a lot of those). Many years since I’ve been able to walk in that county, but so gratifying to learn it is still as quiet as ever away from the coastal honeypots. Thank you Dave (& Logan,) for another lovely walk.
Thank you dave for such an interesting video about broadwindsor. The history lesson was spot on as usual and vistas superb. Hope you found another good pair of walking boots and have worn them in by now.😊
😊 amazing walk Dave! Bit of a hill!! Always nice to have the whole walk to yourself. Another one to maybe check out one day. Take care and appreciate all your hard work. Ralph and Sheila God bless
Liked the Logan moment when he chased his tail! The tales you told were super interesting too! I think I walked near Trent where Charles II returned to on my walk from Sherborne to South Cadbury. I was on the Monarch's Way there too. Super scenery too - thanks for sharing with us!
As usual, thank you SO much Dave - you and Logan had a lovely walk i feel. I'm local, only 3.5 yrs from Surrey, so i have not walked everywhere yet.....looks lovely. This is the second comment i have made for you as i subscribe; as i wanted to as your video's are always 'peaceful'. Thank you for your efforts as your History information is 'always' interesting - THANK YOU :)
Glorious landscape, Dave, and the quality of your filming and photography shows it off magnificently. I also really appreciated the research you had done when talking about the village of Broadwindsor. Thanks again. This was really enjoyable and lovely to see Logan with you as always. What a gentle companion.
Many thanks for showing another terrific walk, Dave. It's amazing that there were not a lot more people taking advantage of such beautiful surroundings on a lovely day like that.
Thanks Jim. When you get away from the more popular "coastal" locations, there really are some quite peaceful & beautiful walks inland, around that area.
Thank you Barry. I bought the bag off Amazon back in 2020. Still available now on Amazon for £29.99 . Description is : "autumndeer Laptop Bag 14.5 inch Mens Vintage Casual Canvas Messenger Bag Men's Military Leather Canvas Travel Briefcase Crossbody Satchel Shoulder School Bag for Notebook Laptop". I find it easier to "grab things" on the go using that bag rather than having to stop and take off a rucksack type of bag.
Hi Dave, another fab video particularly the unfortunate lady who inspired Hardy. I am really interested to know where you get the old mapping from especially the 1961 map. Regards Tony in Brixham
Such beautiful views. Lovely area and walk . People miss a lot by not walking much anymore. Thank goodness we have you Dave to share such gorgeous places with us. Just so pretty. Thanks Dave and Logan👏🏻
Thank you Melissa. It is great fun exploring some of the "less well used" footpaths!
@@DaveFord I wished I could do that too Dave. I grew up and live still in Eastern Ky. My siblings and I would go exploring in the hills all the time and to this day when I see the sun shining through the trees I want to climb up the hills and see what I find. It is my fondest memories of my childhood and I feel that when I go walking along with you. Thank you again for showing me your beautiful countryside .☀️
Stunning video, again. These views must have been breathtaking. I can just smell the green watching them. Thanks, Dave & Logan!
Thank you. A beautiful part of Dorset around there - especially when the sun is out!
Thank you for taking the time to make such professional videos that are equally as good if not better than most tv programs available. Me and hubby love walking around our local area of Dorset (Weymouth) and enjoyed a great walk today around 8 miles of Portland, lovely 😊
Thank you. You had good weather for your walk today!
Amazing walking tour of the village with lots of green fields and stunning views
Thank you Keith. :)
Dave, I really enjoyed seeing the village and hearing about the King Charles history. Lovely little place. Beam me up with my watercolors please!
Thanks Diane. :)
Lovely walk Dave and great countryside. Thanks for the hard work putting these together as they are so enjoyable !
Thank you Geoff. Logan & I enjoy making them.
Good workout for Logan and the old fella today! Got the lungs and muscles working! Lovely countryside Dave, I remember, must be 20 years ago now, doing a job in the village of Stoke Abbott, took about a half day, and as it was a gorgeous early spring afternoon, and always keeping a pair of walking boots in the van for such times, I parked up when I'd finished and walked up around Lewesden Hill. There weren't too many leaves on the trees then and the views were fantastic, like you said, Colmer's Hill and Golden Cap and a sparkling sea beyond. Brought back all the memories, so thank you.
Thank you. Yes, a fair bit of uphill work on that one!
One of my favourite parts of Dorset (though there’s a lot of those). Many years since I’ve been able to walk in that county, but so gratifying to learn it is still as quiet as ever away from the coastal honeypots. Thank you Dave (& Logan,) for another lovely walk.
Thank you Stephen. It is so lovely around there.
Thank you dave for such an interesting video about broadwindsor. The history lesson was spot on as usual and vistas superb. Hope you found another good pair of walking boots and have worn them in by now.😊
Thank you. Yes, fully kitted out now!
Very nice, thanks Dave and Logan!
Thank you Hannu.
STUNNING!!
The views from the top are amazing.
😊 amazing walk Dave! Bit of a hill!! Always nice to have the whole walk to yourself. Another one to maybe check out one day. Take care and appreciate all your hard work. Ralph and Sheila God bless
Thank you both. Yes, a fair old climb on that one - but worth it for the views!
Beautiful countryside!
It is so beautiful around that part of Dorset.
Liked the Logan moment when he chased his tail! The tales you told were super interesting too! I think I walked near Trent where Charles II returned to on my walk from Sherborne to South Cadbury. I was on the Monarch's Way there too. Super scenery too - thanks for sharing with us!
Thank you Jean. Oh yes , I hadn't spotted the "tail chasing"!
Beautiful walk, I must get down there one day.
There are some stunning views from up there - worth the climb!
As usual, thank you SO much Dave - you and Logan had a lovely walk i feel. I'm local, only 3.5 yrs from Surrey, so i have not walked everywhere yet.....looks lovely. This is the second comment i have made for you as i subscribe; as i wanted to as your video's are always 'peaceful'. Thank you for your efforts as your History information is 'always' interesting - THANK YOU :)
Thank you for your kind comments and indeed thanks for watching.
Glorious landscape, Dave, and the quality of your filming and photography shows it off magnificently. I also really appreciated the research you had done when talking about the village of Broadwindsor. Thanks again. This was really enjoyable and lovely to see Logan with you as always. What a gentle companion.
Thank you Andrew. Logan is a great lad for sure!
Totally enjoyed-Thank you
Thank you & indeed thanks for watching.
Many thanks for showing another terrific walk, Dave. It's amazing that there were not a lot more people taking advantage of such beautiful surroundings on a lovely day like that.
Thanks Jim. When you get away from the more popular "coastal" locations, there really are some quite peaceful & beautiful walks inland, around that area.
Super video as per usual, Dave with lots of interesting history. Logan seemed particularly bouncy on the hill!
Thanks Nic. I just wish that I had Logan's energy!
Well done Dave - yet another glorious walk!
Thank you & indeed thanks for watching.
Fascinating. Thank you for all your hard work producing this. I have two monitors so I watch your video on one with OS maps on the other.
Thanks Roger. Great idea with the two monitors!
Nice bag Dave I have one similar and makes a nice camera bag who’s the maker?
Nice job with the videos and information, thank you. 🍺🍺👍
Thank you Barry. I bought the bag off Amazon back in 2020. Still available now on Amazon for £29.99 . Description is : "autumndeer Laptop Bag 14.5 inch Mens Vintage Casual Canvas Messenger Bag Men's Military Leather Canvas Travel Briefcase Crossbody Satchel Shoulder School Bag for Notebook Laptop". I find it easier to "grab things" on the go using that bag rather than having to stop and take off a rucksack type of bag.
I think I’d still be sitting on that bench, with a vista such as that spreading out before me.
It is a lovely spot .... and only half way up the hill as well!
Hi Dave, another fab video particularly the unfortunate lady who inspired Hardy. I am really interested to know where you get the old mapping from especially the 1961 map. Regards Tony in Brixham
Thanks Tony. The maps can be accessed free from the National Library of Scotland. maps.nls.uk/
Much better than Countryfile
Thank you Roger!
Go fund Dave’s new shoes?
I managed to get a new pair .... hoping they last a bit longer than the previous ones!
my grandma lives there next to the hill]
What a lovely part of the world to live!