Walking the Yorkshire Wolds Way | Part 3 - Nr Sancton to Nr Huggate (Day 4) | Walk the Chalk
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The Yorkshire Wolds Way is the shortest of the National Trails of England and Wales, at 79 miles or 127 km, and generally takes 5-7 days to walk. It winds it's way from Hessle on the Humber Estuary through a landscape of chalk downland and dry glaciated valleys to finish at Filey on the east coast, where it meets the start of the Cleveland Way National Trail.
The trail is best walked between late spring and late summer, when the weather is good, and the poppies are out (June/July).
I walked the trail at the end of June 2022 and start of August 2022, unfortunately having to break off my first attempt due to family matters at home. This video covers the period from the start up to the point I had to get off trail.
I wild camped all the way along the trail, but originally intended to make use of campsites once they became more conveniently placed in the middle of the trail. However, my schedule was completely disrupted by having to get off trail, and once I resumed the spacing of campsites didn't really work for my schedule, so wild camping it was.
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Video shot on Shot on DJI Osmo Action and Google Pixel 6
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Music: from the RUclips Audio Library
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