Lake District Trails - The Westmorland High Way with Mark Richards
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This film concisely defines an original week's walking holiday in two parts. The opening sequence is a three-day journey, drawing you from the eastern edge of the Lake District National Park through ten spellbindingly beautiful Lakeland valleys, destination - the fabulous mountain sanctuary at the head of Great Langdale.
There, at the ultimate 'high divide' and westernmost limit of old Westmorland, amid such enigmatic heights as Pike o'Blisco, Crinkle Crags, Bowfell and the much-loved Langdale Pikes, Mark embarks upon the thrilling second phase of his High Way adventure, climbing the dizzy heights, there's romance and drama in every step. An invigoration to walk, an inspiration to watch.
A guide booklet detailing the walk can be downloaded here:
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This film was produced in 2011 by Steve Lord and Mark Richards. (C) Copyright 2011.
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Better than any nature programme I've seen on the BBC.
Magnificent and epic, fabulous film by a true connoisseur of the majesty that is lakeland....
Brilliant stuff. Thank you. What a treat after so many piles of yoochoob carp. Thank you so much.
Our pleasure!
Blimey, it's as good as watching a BBC Walks program.
Thank you - we loved making it!
what a great film one of the best i have seen
Really enjoyed this programme I'm going to start walking in the lakes again
❤❤❤❤thank you, your enthusiasm is a trading mark
Really wonderful, so perfectly presented, with an old fashioned charm. Thank you Mark.
Adele
Thank you, your enthusiasm is unique, contagious , so much imformation
When I retire I shall base myself in Lakeland.
Mark, Fantastic job blending your knowledge and exuberance into a very enjoyable video. This includes your Dale's Way episode, keep up the good work! Keith
Thanks so much for uploading this. Balm for the Soul during lockdown.
Looks like i have to go here for some outstanding landscape photography! And so much information!!!!
Beautiful 🦁
Like a mad professor spouting extraordinary historical facts whilst seemingly rushing to catch a bus,this truly wonderfully beautifully shot &narrated vlog an absolute gem😊
Thanks - great video :)
This is superb. A great job and joy to watch. Thanks 😀
Thank you Nigel for your kind comment.
Absolute excellence,loved every minute of that . An obviously very well informed presenter.👍
Very nice nature, have a blessewd week my friend! 💚✨
What a wonderful approach to our finest mountains.. Thank you for making and uploading this video, it's excellent.
Have you thought of offering your films to independent media? With the rise of demand for quality work, I'm sure there's a market, and your work is definitely of a very high quality indeed. Thank you very much!
Thank you.
Lovely music back
So wonderfully British,charmingly narrated by seemingly my old history teacher 😅
Beautiful film. I suspect though - in respect of his early comment on the railway main line - that the trainspotters of the past had as much chance of seeing the Bournemouth Belle on that line as they would the Flying Scotsman! (unless it had been diverted from the East Coast mainline.)
fantastic
I'm mystified. Why are the stone walls so thick and high? Certainly smaller walls would define boundaries just as well and keep livestock from wandering out? Seems like an incredible output of energy.
Hello there!❤️Watched your video for the first time from RUclips Suggestion and subscribed right away. Such a beautiful video you have made! Some days ago we also visited Lakes and made some videos as well😉. Hope one day we will make videos together❤️.Take love.
Beautiful with first class audio and video technology, but I'm curious. Why do you have hiking poles when you don't use them and where are your water bottles for such long treks?
Beautifully made video that I thoroughly enjoyed. Does anyone have a GPX file for this route?
Just Google it it's not hard
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Can I buy a book to go with this walk, Mark do you know; this is really wonderful; thank you so much
A guide booklet detailing the walk can be downloaded here:
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I've got to get out more and explore the British isles with my trustee metal detector .And don't worry I put everything back as i find it can't say the same as other people who leave a hole in the ground..
So inspiring. Thanks! But how do you know where you're going? Is the trail clearly signed?
There are signs along the route, but always take a map!
I like watching your exciting videos.
Could you please activate the Arabic language translation in the subtitle so we can understand more.
Thank you so much.
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