Grasmere to Easedale Tarn, Blea Rigg, Sergeant Man & High Raise. 17th June 2017
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2018
- A walk from Grasmere in the Lake District to Easedale Tarn, then up to three fells, Blea Rigg, Sergeant Man & High Raise. 17th June 2017.
Loved this. Great music. Hope you are doing Ok and still making videos. I use your videos as recce for our lake trips
Hi Stephen, thanks for the positive comments it is really appreciated. Pleased the videos have been of some help. I have been taking a break from filming ( still been out on the hills though) I intend to start filming the walks again soon, it is comments like yours which give me the motivation to continue with the videos. Thanks again. Take care. Cheers. Eddie.
Great video with appropriate music
Thanks David, it was a great walk. Thanks for watching and commenting, it is appreciated. Cheers. Eddie.
Another excellent video Eddie. I have this route planned for the summer so it was useful to see what it’s like. Hope I get the same weather! Thanks for that.
Thanks Alan, this was a really good walk in great weather, Easedale Tarn is a great place to sit and just take it all in! Thanks again for watching & commenting, it is appreciated. I think we are all looking forward to getting back out again once the restrictions ease. Take care. Cheers. Eddie.
Re-watch of this (yes, still stuck in the house) and despite still enjoying it, it's amazing at how you filming has come on over the last year. It would be nice to be over there today, with the same weather, cheers Alan
Hi Alan. Yes I agree about the filming. I have to admit, my earlier videos were pretty poor. I will eventually replace them all with more up to date videos. It was you who persuaded me to do some talking on the videos, so I have you to thank for that. I also want to thank you again for giving my channel a mention on your latest video, I have gained a few subscribers since your mention. It is a pity you have to be stuck in the house at the moment and yes it would be nice to be over at the Lakes with that good weather. If it is any consolation, the weather does not look good over at the Lakes for the next few days, so stick at it, your isolation will pass and you can get back out again. Take care. Cheers. Eddie.
I love walking from Grasmere and this is one of my favorites. When I look at this it makes me so impatient for the summer to come back again and on a hot day like that I would have had to have had a dip at Sour Milk Gill, if not on the way up, defiantly on the way down. Great days hiking, cheers Alan
Thanks Alan, yes I agree, looking forward to those long summer days again. I did cool my feet off in Easedale Tarn as we were sitting by the Tarn which was so refreshing! Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers. Eddie.
Thats a walk the Mrs and I were supposed to do last summer but she aggravated an old ''injury''(so she said) and could only manage the tarn........have looked at a few of your walks and find them really enjoyable, as well as useful guides they give satisfaction to the viewer...................cheers,Stu.
Really appreciate the comments Stu, the feedback is useful. This was another good day, although steep coming back down to Easedale Tarn in places. We could have sat at the Tarn for ages, it is a really nice place. Thanks for watching and commenting, it is really appreciated. Cheers. Eddie.
Too many great views to count in this video. what a place.
Thanks. Yes, We really like Easedale Tarn and the Fells in that area. We could have just spent the day at the Tarn, it was so nice. Thanks again for watching & commenting. Cheers. Eddie.
Amazing views and a very pleasant walk.. Helpful for me too, as planning my routes around this area for a 4 day/night wild camping holiday this March... My first and could be my last if the weather goes to bad, lol..
Thanks. We really enjoyed this walk and Easedale Tarn is a really nice spot for a wild camp. I'll keep my fingers crossed for good weather for you in March! Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers. Eddie.
@@eddiecaisley5746 Yes I am hoping for decent weather, but prepared for the worst... Always wanted to do the lakes out of season... ;)
Did this walk last week. Unfortunately it rained heavily so didn't get the views.at least I can see them now
Hi Graham. This was a good walk, we could have sat at Easedale Tarn for hours, it was so nice. Thanks for watching & commenting, it is appreciated. Cheers. Eddie.
@@eddiecaisley5746 you're welcome
Where's best for parking too do this hike?
Hi Sara. If you are coming from the direction of Keswick on the A591 take the first sign posted road into Grasmere Village opposite " The Swan" pub. There is a large car park on the left hand side next to Grasmere Village Hall and just past a childrens play area. If you are coming from the opposite direction, just look out for The Swan Pub on the main A591 road and take the turn off for Grasmere Village. Cheers. Eddie.