One of my favourite places in the world - so many happy childhood holidays. Great to see everything again in your video. Haven’t visited for a long time and must go!
We went here every summer on holiday, and did this walk each time for a song as I can remember. I miss these days and you've brought me great memories! Thank you :D
03:02 Ah The Unicorn, you may have missed the small plaque on the wall, this pub was where C.S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien used to meet for a few drinks. The Priory Church and the grounds around it with the gas-powered street lights were an influence on Lewis for his book The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe.
@@walkwonderful3272 it's local folklore. They used to meet in the pub, and walk the hills. Tolkien was said to be inspired by the hills for his writing, definitely the creation of "The White Mountains of Gondor", from the Lord of the Rings. For Lewis, it was one winter's night stroll back in the snow from the Unicorn pub, that a signal gas light inspired Lewis and the description of the Narnian wood - but Durham Uni also make this claim...
Great video - especially the paragliders. Whenever I walk the Malverns I usually end up at the Wyche Inn - the highest pub in Worcestershire - for a nice cold pint of cider and a good meal.
Look at how flat the earth is. Anyway where ur standing I saw a ghost at that monument. About 20 years ago. A fog suddenly came down. It was night time. And I figure of a shadow figure was in the fog. Freaked me out
I think that's what makes the malverns so interesting. That you can see for so far. Probably 4 counties. I wouldn't want to walk around there at night time. I would be freaked out too :)
Thanks. Yeah I wasn't sure where British camp was and we were getting a bit tired so I wasn't sure we would go that far. What is pronounced "witch". I can't remember what I said 🤣
It's my pleasure. I've uploaded a few more you might like. Cleve hill near Cheltenham, and Peak District too. If you have any suggestions, let me know, I'm always keen to hear about other people's walks. - Ian
I would like to follow your route. There are many council house locations, please can you give the address and postcode so i know the route is. Thank you
I walked End to End with my Dad i belive it was something like 23Km on a Good day you can see Heroford. Its wuite funny people saying how beautiful Malvern is and i dont think its that great 😂
I know what you mean. The malvern hills aren't that big. Sure, the brecon beacons nearby are bigger, but I think its because of the views. It's the tallest hill in what is pretty flat around. So you can see so far. Also it's not a massively tough climb to get the views as a payoff. I think that's what makes the malverns so popular. That's why I'll be back again.
One of my favourite places in the world - so many happy childhood holidays. Great to see everything again in your video. Haven’t visited for a long time and must go!
We went here every summer on holiday, and did this walk each time for a song as I can remember. I miss these days and you've brought me great memories! Thank you :D
It's my pleasure. - Ian
I just went and it was VERY windy but I felt comfortable somehow even with my fear of heights
I'm a Malvern local, It's a great little town. Been here all my life, glad you enjoyed our hills. Great Video.
Thanks pela. Yes we love the Malvern Hills. We actually go there quite often 😅
03:02 Ah The Unicorn, you may have missed the small plaque on the wall, this pub was where C.S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien used to meet for a few drinks. The Priory Church and the grounds around it with the gas-powered street lights were an influence on Lewis for his book The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe.
Thats cool, I didn't know that.
@@walkwonderful3272 it's local folklore. They used to meet in the pub, and walk the hills. Tolkien was said to be inspired by the hills for his writing, definitely the creation of "The White Mountains of Gondor", from the Lord of the Rings. For Lewis, it was one winter's night stroll back in the snow from the Unicorn pub, that a signal gas light inspired Lewis and the description of the Narnian wood - but Durham Uni also make this claim...
It's a good old rural ramble on the Malverns - they are beautiful You chose a good day for it. All the best. mark
Thanks Mark. Yeah it was a great day that.
i guess Im quite randomly asking but does anyone know of a good site to watch new series online?
@Joziah Keanu I watch on FlixZone. Just google for it :)
@@joziahkeanu1465 At it again are you Mr troll?
@Eliseo Caden Yea, have been watching on Flixzone for years myself =)
Great video - especially the paragliders.
Whenever I walk the Malverns I usually end up at the Wyche Inn - the highest pub in Worcestershire - for a nice cold pint of cider and a good meal.
We stopped at the malvern hills hotel for our pint. And it was well deserved.
wonderful video, beautifully filmed, amazing nature, I wish a lot of such videos:)
Thanks 👍
I went there on my trip and I am not liens it is absolutely beautiful and brilliant
These videos are good! You gained a new sub :)
Thanks Jamie. I'm busy editing a new one. Should be ready tomorrow morning. **spoiler** it's Stowe house park in Buckinghamshire :) - Ian
Look at how flat the earth is. Anyway where ur standing I saw a ghost at that monument. About 20 years ago. A fog suddenly came down. It was night time. And I figure of a shadow figure was in the fog. Freaked me out
I think that's what makes the malverns so interesting. That you can see for so far. Probably 4 counties.
I wouldn't want to walk around there at night time. I would be freaked out too :)
Great video, British Camp is another fine place for walking near here. Oh ha ha you mentioned it :) Its pronounced "witch"
Thanks. Yeah I wasn't sure where British camp was and we were getting a bit tired so I wasn't sure we would go that far. What is pronounced "witch". I can't remember what I said 🤣
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Really enjoyed video thanks.
It's my pleasure. I've uploaded a few more you might like. Cleve hill near Cheltenham, and Peak District too. If you have any suggestions, let me know, I'm always keen to hear about other people's walks. - Ian
@@walkwonderful3272 Beacon Hill,Highclere near Newbury,is a particular favourite of mine.
@@yan24to I used to live in ashmansworth near highclere. It's a beautiful area. I haven't been there for years.
I live in malvern
I would like to follow your route. There are many council house locations, please can you give the address and postcode so i know the route is. Thank you
Hi Alison. Sure, the address is "The Council House, Avenue Rd, Malvern WR14 3AF". I hope you have fun. Ian
Been 40 years since i walked the hills.
Hi Mike. Well I think it's high time you get yourself up to Malvern. 😉
Oh i would but Dartmoor is closer.
I walked End to End with my Dad i belive it was something like 23Km on a Good day you can see Heroford. Its wuite funny people saying how beautiful Malvern is and i dont think its that great 😂
I know what you mean. The malvern hills aren't that big. Sure, the brecon beacons nearby are bigger, but I think its because of the views. It's the tallest hill in what is pretty flat around. So you can see so far. Also it's not a massively tough climb to get the views as a payoff. I think that's what makes the malverns so popular. That's why I'll be back again.