Congratulations! Another one off the bucket list. BTW: Were you in training when you spent so much time walking along the river / canal banks in East Anglia?
I did lots of 10-17 mile walks and tried to keep up a 20 minute pace. The problem was that we spent the summer in The Fens so there were no hills for me to climb.
Very wise not to leave Lorna "in the dust". I think your way of stopping and letting her walk on at her pace then catching her up is pretty sensible. Well done to the two of you on completing the walk.
That driving rain looked so miserable but then you found someone to talk to and it seemed to make the day much better! That driving rain though, I would have been crying, I enjoyed this journey so much! Thanks a thousand times for filming it for us,
While I don’t enjoy being cold and wet, I do love the moodiness of the mountains on a rainy day. So lovely. I admire you fortitude and positive attitude. You chose the higher road (pun intended) to keep an eye on Lorna. She has a great friend. Congratulations to you both.
It's been very interesting. I'm sure both of you had some realizations along the way about pacing, what to carry, what to eat, and how much of a daily trek to do. If you do another someday you'll be better prepared. Well done!
What an amazing trip, you both have done well. In a months time when your feet have returned to normal size you will look back and feel pretty special for doing this walk. Thanks for sharing.
Great job Jo and Lorna. I think this walk is most popular in the summer months and can be quite busy. Well done for going off-season. Steam engine would be the Hogwart's Express.
Congratulations and Well Done to the both of you. Most of the walk looked REALY tough. I thoroughly enjoyed your vlogs Jo, will go and watch Lorna's vlogs next.
Congratulations Jo & Lorna. My husband Denis and I have watched all your videos on all your channels. Even though we are retired now and in our mid to late '60's, we too love long distance walking. Since 2005, we have travelled to the UK in the spring/summer/autumn timeframes to walk. The rules freedom to roam rules are so conducive to walking; we don't have the same freedoms here in Australia. We have walked 10 of the national trails; in 2005, we did the Coast to Coast, then in 2007 we did four long distance paths, stringing them together starting at Chepstowe on the Offas Dyke, walking up to Prestatyn, then from Ulverstone to Carlisle on the Cumbrian Way, up to the West Highland Way and on to Inverness on the Great Glen. in following years, we completed the Dales Way, Hardrians Wall, the Cotswold Way, the Pennine Way and our last was the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Once all the covid restrictions have eased and we feel comfortable flhing and travelling safely again, we are considering the South West Coast Path - all 1,000 kms. You are so lucky and we envy you the freedoms you have to walk. We take every step with you and George along the towpaths and can't wait to hear all your plans for the future. Much love to you both, from Donna & Denis in Victoria, Australia.
Watched all your videos from the start as we are narrowboaters of many years have enjoyed watching your boating tour we were pleased to see this walk appear which we have enjoyed very much well done to both you and Lorna and thamk you for sharing your videos with us.
Heartfelt congratulations to both of you for completing such an arduous long-distance walk, despite the bad weather on the last day. Such a shame you didn't have more sun to really see the amazing scenery at its best. Wonderful!
Thanx ever so much for sharing your and Lorna's adventure. I'm so sorry that you had the nasty weather on your last day. If i was a couple of years younger, maybe twenty, I would love to do this trip myself. Your friend across the pond.
Just watched the 6-part series, it was excellent! It's rare for thru-hike vloggers to get a good narrative flow going, but being able to draw from your 4 years experience as the vlogger aboard your narrowboat clearly helped here. You not only crafted your experience into a compelling story for casual viewers, you managed to make it truly useful for those planning to do the WHW themselves. I'm hoping you & Lorna can get together & discuss on camera what you might do differently next time, whether you were satisfied with your gear, footwear choices, section stopovers, etc. - as long as you don't have to edit it. (Your plate is already too full!) Now I'm off to binge watch Lorna's version, thank you!
WELL DONE on reaching Fort William, wet but satisfied, I hope The ruined houses you passed are almost certainly the result of the barbarity of the Clearances between about 270 to 150 years ago. There are thousands of such ruins all over the Highlands. They all had the roos ripped off and many were burned as soon as the people were evicted. It always annoys me when people refer to the Highlands as "wilderness". Much of it seems like that now, but it was an inhabited landscape until relatively modern times. Glad you had decent weather in Fort William before you left and saw Ben Nevis free of cloud. THANKS for this great series of vids.
Fantastic vlog series Jo very nicely captured, I really enjoyed seeing both yours and Lorna’s perspectives. Thanks for sharing your awesome journey with us. 🥰
Yes, I do agree with Rob, allowing through your personal style, helping Lorna to enjoy her perseverance on her own pace. You would be my choice for a fine coaching nature. Loved it.
Well done...the two of you did amazing! Incredible scenery, thanks for taking us along. Between you and the Foxes I’ve had a real good tour of the Highlands.
Super well done to you both. Forgive me for getting all gushy but I think you are a real inspiration for other women thinking of doing The West Highland Way themselves. I hope you celebrated with a wee dram. Slangevar.
Well done ladies and thanks for taking everybody along shame your last day was wet but that did not stop you finishing in your 6 day target time Now to watch Lorna on her vlog i had lost track of the London girl. Ed 40 S of Vegas
Many congratulations on your epic walk. Your vid logs are the best I have seen, very informative and you show most of the trail it has to offer. Keep up the great work and I look forward to your next adventure.
Congratulations! What wonderful vlog adventure. I very much enjoyed this whole journey with you both. Fun way to have an armchair adventure. Thank you.
Congrats ladies awesome job.... I think I would have only lasted a day but it looked such an amazing walk very surreal and such a great accomplishment... well done thanks for sharing cheers Debz from Oz
Last day will always be tough, best to take your time rather than rush and do an injury at the last minute. But I bet the first thing you both did when back on the boat was have a nice cozy fire with a hot chocolate.
Congratulations to the both of you! Amazing to go on the journey with you and your perspective. Wonderful views, thank you for taking the time to film, comment, edit and share this with us! Sending good vibes from Tampa, Florida!
Congratulations to you both. It was so easy watching you from the comfort of my armchair! Much more difficult in the cold and wet - when perhaps the euphoria is running out. It's always hard when two of you want to go at a different pace. But the smiles on your faces said it all.
Congratulations to both of you! Your endurance and fortitude and stick-to-itevnes give joy to the completion of this journey! Thanks for taking us along with you; stay healthy!!!
Congratulations, you are both amazing. What a proud moment for you. I especially enjoyed how brutally honest you were throughout the entire walk. The scenery was spectacular. Job well done!!!
And thanks for bringing us along. I live on the coast of Washington state, and doubt ill ever get a chance to walk that trail, but in a small way I feel a part of your adventure. Thank You Guy's!
Thank you to you both I'm so pleased you got to the end all in one piece ..some blisters ..maybe .I have so enjoyed this week with you both .I hope Lorna was fully ok at the end ..at 1 point she wasn't ok but 1 brave gal to push herself to the end ....❤❤❤❤ it ..I felt I was doing it with you both ..Awesome views too .xx
Thanks, that’s been really interesting.Glad you both made it all the way. Ironic that the sun really came out when you went to see the canal. Hope to see some more hiking adventures in future.
Well done. You made it. You and Michael should do the Caledonian Canal, it’s brilliant. We did it a few years ago and hired a boat from Calley Cruising in Inverness for 10 days. Thoroughly enjoyed every minute of our time out. Cheers - Les and Anneon Glendyne
Congratulations on an epic feat! I was super impressed that you managed almost 100 miles with nary a misstep or a fall. The level of concentration required to do that must have been phenomenal.
Fantastic Jo and Lorna. What an amazing achievement beating the weather, the heat, the cold and more. Watching both of your daily blogs in tandem gave a tremendous insight into the different ways you both overcame the challenges (mental and physical) as your journey progressed. Well done.
Hi Jo. I’m very happy for you both that you made it. I tried to explain a few vlogs before about the West Coast weather. How lucky were you? Only the on last day did you experience the typical weather. We lived there for years and couldn’t even have a cat flap because the rain blew in! You are a very kind lady, looking after Lorna with great sympathy and I’m sure she is very thankful. Next walks? Pennie Way, Coast to Coast,, South Downs for warmer weather!. Treat yourself to Wainwright’s books, full of ideas right up your street. Well done and Michael must be very proud of you.
My goodness cobble stones everywhere, even in the stream over the Highland Way...but no one slipped... excellent. Interesting, that you both are challenging your skills... the Highland Way, will magnify very interesting inner growth... amazing.... and with beautiful views. must say, ending teared me up a little... thanks for that... see you aboard... cheers.
The continuing adventures of the crew of the narrow-boat Perseverance. To seek out new challenges and new routes. To boldly go where no-one has gone before!
Congratulations! Would have been pretty funny if you had run into a GRP cruiser with a certain yellow dog on it going through the locks when you went to see them, but the timing on that would have been all but impossible.
Wonderful accomplishment. Have thoroughly enjoyed these videos. You’re both very inspiring. Thanks for filming this and taking us along. 👏👏👏 Would love more videos of this nature. Such fun to watch.
Loved following along as it’s not something I’ll ever do. You both should be proud of your achievements. Now you’ve been bitten by the bug I have no doubt we’ll have more to look forward to (please bring us along again!) Maybe a stretch of the Compostela de Santiago is in your more distant future? Am still a bit less than a year behind in watching your canal adventures but slowly catching up one a night. I am eager to get to your Fens adventures as friends live there who we stay with on our trips across from Aus so it’s an area we know. Is this walk something Michael would have liked to have done too if not for his foot issues? Good luck and happy adventuring.
Congrats! I spent too much time in the Kinlochleven pub the night before the walk up the hill the next morning....My daughter dutifully mocked my pounding head.
It is snowing this afternoon in Chicago as I'm watching this last video of the series. Thanks to you and Lorna for easing me through the end of fall with your Scottish adventure.
So at last you got the full walking Scottish immersion, you can now hold your head up high and say I walked the Scottish highland. Congratulation to you and Lorna. Glade you found a way to walk with Lorna that did not brake a simple rule of walking with other's (say together)
Well done you two , pity you had to spilt up most of the way . Lorna had a hard trek but pushed on so all credit to her . I thought you would have trouble Jo but you did well and you both deserve a medal 🥇
Congratulations! Another one off the bucket list. BTW: Were you in training when you spent so much time walking along the river / canal banks in East Anglia?
I did lots of 10-17 mile walks and tried to keep up a 20 minute pace. The problem was that we spent the summer in The Fens so there were no hills for me to climb.
Very wise not to leave Lorna "in the dust". I think your way of stopping and letting her walk on at her pace then catching her up is pretty sensible.
Well done to the two of you on completing the walk.
Fantastic Girl's, just watched all 6 days and if there was an award for coverage of THW this would surely take it fantastic 5 *****.
Well done, you two are a couple of real troopers, especially in the rain.
That driving rain looked so miserable but then you found someone to talk to and it seemed to make the day much better! That driving rain though, I would have been crying, I enjoyed this journey so much! Thanks a thousand times for filming it for us,
Well done you. Lorna looked to be walking “carefully “ towards the end. 👏👏👍👍
While I don’t enjoy being cold and wet, I do love the moodiness of the mountains on a rainy day. So lovely. I admire you fortitude and positive attitude. You chose the higher road (pun intended) to keep an eye on Lorna. She has a great friend. Congratulations to you both.
It's been very interesting. I'm sure both of you had some realizations along the way about pacing, what to carry, what to eat, and how much of a daily trek to do. If you do another someday you'll be better prepared. Well done!
Well done Jo and Lorna. I raise my hat to your outstanding achievement. Excellent... Great vlogs from both..
Thank you Liam
How emotional! Thanks for going up to the canal too, bonus! Glad you shared the memories!
Thank you for watching!
Great achievement ladies and thank you for inviting us on your journey. 🧡
What an amazing trip, you both have done well. In a months time when your feet have returned to normal size you will look back and feel pretty special for doing this walk. Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations from Texas ! ABSOLUTELY AMAZING ! Well done you two ! A hike for life and a friendship for life now set in GRANITE !
Great job Jo and Lorna. I think this walk is most popular in the summer months and can be quite busy. Well done for going off-season. Steam engine would be the Hogwart's Express.
Congratulations and Well Done to the both of you. Most of the walk looked REALY tough. I thoroughly enjoyed your vlogs Jo, will go and watch Lorna's vlogs next.
Congratulations Jo & Lorna. My husband Denis and I have watched all your videos on all your channels. Even though we are retired now and in our mid to late '60's, we too love long distance walking. Since 2005, we have travelled to the UK in the spring/summer/autumn timeframes to walk. The rules freedom to roam rules are so conducive to walking; we don't have the same freedoms here in Australia. We have walked 10 of the national trails; in 2005, we did the Coast to Coast, then in 2007 we did four long distance paths, stringing them together starting at Chepstowe on the Offas Dyke, walking up to Prestatyn, then from Ulverstone to Carlisle on the Cumbrian Way, up to the West Highland Way and on to Inverness on the Great Glen. in following years, we completed the Dales Way, Hardrians Wall, the Cotswold Way, the Pennine Way and our last was the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Once all the covid restrictions have eased and we feel comfortable flhing and travelling safely again, we are considering the South West Coast Path - all 1,000 kms. You are so lucky and we envy you the freedoms you have to walk. We take every step with you and George along the towpaths and can't wait to hear all your plans for the future. Much love to you both, from Donna & Denis in Victoria, Australia.
How wonderful. You are an inspiration. Those trails are all on my bucket list and do feel very lucky to have them on my doorstep so to speak.
Watched all your videos from the start as we are narrowboaters of many years have enjoyed watching your boating tour we were pleased to see this walk appear which we have enjoyed very much well done to both you and Lorna and thamk you for sharing your videos with us.
Thank you so much Dawn. Your support is so appreciated!
W£ell done ladies. A remarkable documentary.
Well done Jo and Lorna. I am full of admiration as that is not an easy walk. Now you can plan the next one!
I can’t wait for the next one!
So happy for you both!! You girls really deserve a Medal!🎖🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉Congratulations!!😄
It was a wonderful experience!
Heartfelt congratulations to both of you for completing such an arduous long-distance walk, despite the bad weather on the last day. Such a shame you didn't have more sun to really see the amazing scenery at its best. Wonderful!
Thank you so much!
Congratulations to both of you. But mostly thank you for sharing your adventure and strut. It was inspiring.
Thank you so much. I’m so glad I decided to film it. Watching the footage back was great and even better to be able to share it.
Thanx ever so much for sharing your and Lorna's adventure. I'm so sorry that you had the nasty weather on your last day. If i was a couple of years younger, maybe twenty, I would love to do this trip myself. Your friend across the pond.
We are just grateful that the weather was only this bad in the last day!
Just watched the 6-part series, it was excellent! It's rare for thru-hike vloggers to get a good narrative flow going, but being able to draw from your 4 years experience as the vlogger aboard your narrowboat clearly helped here. You not only crafted your experience into a compelling story for casual viewers, you managed to make it truly useful for those planning to do the WHW themselves. I'm hoping you & Lorna can get together & discuss on camera what you might do differently next time, whether you were satisfied with your gear, footwear choices, section stopovers, etc. - as long as you don't have to edit it. (Your plate is already too full!) Now I'm off to binge watch Lorna's version, thank you!
Thank you so much.
WELL DONE on reaching Fort William, wet but satisfied, I hope
The ruined houses you passed are almost certainly the result of the barbarity of the Clearances between about 270 to 150 years ago. There are thousands of such ruins all over the Highlands. They all had the roos ripped off and many were burned as soon as the people were evicted. It always annoys me when people refer to the Highlands as "wilderness". Much of it seems like that now, but it was an inhabited landscape until relatively modern times.
Glad you had decent weather in Fort William before you left and saw Ben Nevis free of cloud. THANKS for this great series of vids.
Congratulations and thank you for sharing your journey! It was so picturesque!
Thank you for the support.
Well done Jo and Lorna! A formidable hike - lots of steep hills, and rain!!!
Fantastic vlog series Jo very nicely captured, I really enjoyed seeing both yours and Lorna’s perspectives. Thanks for sharing your awesome journey with us. 🥰
Congratulations and Thank you. We have been in Covid Quarantine for just under two weeks and enjoyed the extra videos!
Hope the quarantine wasn't too bad.
Yes, I do agree with Rob, allowing through your personal style, helping Lorna to enjoy her perseverance on her own pace. You would be my choice for a fine coaching nature. Loved it.
Well done...the two of you did amazing! Incredible scenery, thanks for taking us along. Between you and the Foxes I’ve had a real good tour of the Highlands.
I definitely fell in love with the place
Well done, really enjoyed watching that. Look forward to your next walk x
Thank you. It’s so nice to hear that you enjoyed it.
Super well done to you both. Forgive me for getting all gushy but I think you are a real inspiration for other women thinking of doing The West Highland Way themselves. I hope you celebrated with a wee dram. Slangevar.
Enjoyed the walk series. Congratulations to you both, and of course, Michael for fending for himself. I'm sure George missed you terribly.
I think they had a lovely time on the boat together! So nice to hear you enjoyed the videos
Well done Jo and Lorna! The views were amazing but it did look very wet.
It was pretty wet!
Well done ladies and thanks for taking everybody along shame your last day was wet but that did not stop you finishing in your 6 day target time Now to watch Lorna on her vlog i had lost track of the London girl. Ed 40 S of Vegas
Well done both of you two, excellent!!!!
Thank you!
Very well done, Jo. Thank you so, so much for taking us along with you, we feel quite exhausted now !! Can't wait for the next one. Brilliant !
Thank you so much
what a trip, I'm all worn out, need a glass of gin and a cigarette. turning 76 tomorrow. thank you for the adventure.
Happy Birthday! 🎉 🎂
Many congratulations on your epic walk. Your vid logs are the best I have seen, very informative and you show most of the trail it has to offer. Keep up the great work and I look forward to your next adventure.
Thank you so much 😊
Congratulations to you both that was a great success. Jo you are so inspirational. Thank you for letting us tag along.
Congratulations girls, that was tough going, but beatiful scenery, big Big well done.🥰🥰
Thank you so much.
Very well done Ladies, so enjoyed all the videos 👍🏻😊
Thank you!
Congratulations! What wonderful vlog adventure. I very much enjoyed this whole journey with you both. Fun way to have an armchair adventure. Thank you.
Thank you so much
Congrats ladies awesome job.... I think I would have only lasted a day but it looked such an amazing walk very surreal and such a great accomplishment... well done thanks for sharing cheers Debz from Oz
Thank you so much!
Really enjoyed this journey with you Jo, inspired me to to put this on my bucket list 👍
Thank you! I hope you get to walk it too!
Congratulations girls, as always thanks for sharing the journey xx
Thanks Christine. X
Just watched your last section. I have really enjoyed your walk along the West Highland Way. Thank you for sharing. Sarah
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
Wonderful vlog! The scenery is beautiful, and the rain is simply adding to the beauty. Thanks for braving it for us, Jo. Marjorie
Congratulations to you both. What an epic journey.
Thank you Lucille 😊
Well done for completing the walk and you made a amazing mini series. I look forward to seeing your next challenge
Thank you
Congratulations. Grand achievement. Really enjoyed going on the journey with you both…..Chris x
Thank you so much for the support
Last day will always be tough, best to take your time rather than rush and do an injury at the last minute.
But I bet the first thing you both did when back on the boat was have a nice cozy fire with a hot chocolate.
Congratulations a brilliant series of videos.
Thank you so much
Yes for sure well done, so awesome quite an adventure I happy to be taken along with you both 😃🌟🌟 🎉
Well done. Great achievement.
Well done ladies. Fantastic encouragement, stamina and achievement. Thanks for taking us along. Ken Perth Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you!
Congratulations to you both at finishing the West Highland Way despite all the challenges you faced along the route. Well done!
Thanks Russell
Congratulations to the both of you! Amazing to go on the journey with you and your perspective. Wonderful views, thank you for taking the time to film, comment, edit and share this with us! Sending good vibes from Tampa, Florida!
Congratulations to you both. It was so easy watching you from the comfort of my armchair! Much more difficult in the cold and wet - when perhaps the euphoria is running out. It's always hard when two of you want to go at a different pace. But the smiles on your faces said it all.
I enjoyed your West Highland Way vedios so much.
They are wonderful. I was urged to hike it someday.
Thank you. I hope you get to do it one day.
Congratulations to both of you! Your endurance and fortitude and stick-to-itevnes give joy to the completion of this journey! Thanks for taking us along with you; stay healthy!!!
Thanks so much for coming along.
Congratulations, you are both amazing. What a proud moment for you. I especially enjoyed how brutally honest you were throughout the entire walk. The scenery was spectacular. Job well done!!!
Thank you so much
Congratulations! How impressive you two are.
Thank you
And thanks for bringing us along. I live on the coast of Washington state, and doubt ill ever get a chance to walk that trail, but in a small way I feel a part of your adventure. Thank You Guy's!
Thanks for following along!
Congratulations on completing your journey. Well done.
Thank you so much
Well done to the both of you. A wonderful achievement and I'm sure Michael and George will be happy to see you soon.
Well done both! John Muir trail next? Lots of canal walking on that one.
Thank you to you both I'm so pleased you got to the end all in one piece ..some blisters ..maybe .I have so enjoyed this week with you both .I hope Lorna was fully ok at the end ..at 1 point she wasn't ok but 1 brave gal to push herself to the end ....❤❤❤❤ it ..I felt I was doing it with you both ..Awesome views too .xx
Well done and keeping your own speed is always better
Yeah, I had honestly been struggling with the slow pace all week but in the rain it was just far to slow.
Thanks, that’s been really interesting.Glad you both made it all the way. Ironic that the sun really came out when you went to see the canal.
Hope to see some more hiking adventures in future.
Yeah, that weather would have been better for the last day for sure.
What an awesome accomplishment. :) I hope there is a pin for doing that.
Congratulations! What an accomplishment! You're both very inspirational!
Thank you so much
Well done!🇨🇦
Well done. You made it. You and Michael should do the Caledonian Canal, it’s brilliant.
We did it a few years ago and hired a boat from Calley Cruising in Inverness for 10 days.
Thoroughly enjoyed every minute of our time out.
Cheers - Les and Anneon Glendyne
Sounds wonderful. I hope we get to it one day
You’re the best. Well done.
Too kind!
Congratulation on finishing the walk. It has been great following you as you carried on the West Highland Way. Too bad the last day was raining.
It wasn’t so bad walking in the rain but it did mean I couldn’t film so much.
Congratulations on an epic feat! I was super impressed that you managed almost 100 miles with nary a misstep or a fall. The level of concentration required to do that must have been phenomenal.
Fantastic Jo and Lorna. What an amazing achievement beating the weather, the heat, the cold and more. Watching both of your daily blogs in tandem gave a tremendous insight into the different ways you both overcame the challenges (mental and physical) as your journey progressed. Well done.
Thank you so much
Well done, nice change from canal vlogs. Hope you get to do another long distance walk sometime.
Hi Jo. I’m very happy for you both that you made it. I tried to explain a few vlogs before about the West Coast weather. How lucky were you? Only the on last day did you experience the typical weather. We lived there for years and couldn’t even have a cat flap because the rain blew in! You are a very kind lady, looking after Lorna with great sympathy and I’m sure she is very thankful. Next walks? Pennie Way, Coast to Coast,, South Downs for warmer weather!. Treat yourself to Wainwright’s books, full of ideas right up your street. Well done and Michael must be very proud of you.
Thanks for the tip. Yep all of those are on the bucket list
My goodness cobble stones everywhere, even in the stream over the Highland Way...but no one slipped... excellent. Interesting, that you both are challenging your skills... the Highland Way, will magnify very interesting inner growth... amazing.... and with beautiful views. must say, ending teared me up a little... thanks for that... see you aboard... cheers.
Absolutely wonderful (if breezy/wet/rocky/slippy/variously wild) and lovely walk vlog. Loved it and good job the both of you!
Thank you so much Kath
congratulations! u have inspired us.. wow! we wanna do this next year.. 😁😁😁
I hope you get to do it too! Good luck!
What an Amazing trip you two had. Am so glad you both can revel in this accomplishment. Now go home and rest, you two deserve it!
You are a trooper. Go girl
Thank you 😊
Well done! I'll be waiting to hear what long walk you chose next.
Thank you. I need to get planning.
Congatulations to you both👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you
The continuing adventures of the crew of the narrow-boat Perseverance. To seek out new challenges and new routes. To boldly go where no-one has gone before!
Congratulations! Would have been pretty funny if you had run into a GRP cruiser with a certain yellow dog on it going through the locks when you went to see them, but the timing on that would have been all but impossible.
We missed them by a day! 🙁
Wonderful accomplishment. Have thoroughly enjoyed these videos. You’re both very inspiring. Thanks for filming this and taking us along. 👏👏👏 Would love more videos of this nature. Such fun to watch.
Thank you so much.
Great day for you 😊😊
A very impressive achievement for you both. Thank you for sharing a great series of videos of the walk.
Thank you, thanks for watching too!
Loved following along as it’s not something I’ll ever do. You both should be proud of your achievements. Now you’ve been bitten by the bug I have no doubt we’ll have more to look forward to (please bring us along again!) Maybe a stretch of the Compostela de Santiago is in your more distant future? Am still a bit less than a year behind in watching your canal adventures but slowly catching up one a night. I am eager to get to your Fens adventures as friends live there who we stay with on our trips across from Aus so it’s an area we know. Is this walk something Michael would have liked to have done too if not for his foot issues? Good luck and happy adventuring.
Congrats! I spent too much time in the Kinlochleven pub the night before the walk up the hill the next morning....My daughter dutifully mocked my pounding head.
Oh dear! Haha
Congratulations on your patience! Another step towards your canonisation...
It is snowing this afternoon in Chicago as I'm watching this last video of the series. Thanks to you and Lorna for easing me through the end of fall with your Scottish adventure.
Well done, ladies.
Thank you!
So at last you got the full walking Scottish immersion, you can now hold your head up high and say I walked the Scottish highland. Congratulation to you and Lorna. Glade you found a way to walk with Lorna that did not brake a simple rule of walking with other's (say together)
Yeah, there was no way I was going to leave her out on the trail. Especially in that weather.
Well done you two , pity you had to spilt up most of the way . Lorna had a hard trek but pushed on so all credit to her . I thought you would have trouble Jo but you did well and you both deserve a medal 🥇