Can you remember when you were at school and hated Sundays and that soon transpired into work on Mondays 😂😂 I have to say you make Sunday evenings bloody great again, please keep going as you keep us going 🥾🗻😊😊😊
I never tire of those moss covered, stacked stone walls. 💚 And despite the 'clag', it was, yet again, a lovely adventure. Thank You for sharing, Glenn. The herdy shot was precious. 😊
I always have a good chuckle at your vids, your humour lifts my spirits. It's always interesting, the landscape, the caves that are apart of history. Loved every minute. 😁😁
Another great video. Your videos are really inspirational. Went out last Sunday for the first time in probably 6 months to the Lake District. Since having issues with my DSLR I had really lost the motivation to go out around the Lake District and the Peak District as it normally takes about 1 hour to take my first shot with my camera due to the issue I'm having with it. After watching your last video followed by various videos from your earlier series back to back I was inspired enough to go to Haweswater and up Harter Fell. Had a great day, weather was great for photography and my camera behaved itself 😀. I would like to say a big thank you for inspiring me to get back out with my camera. Keep up the great work that you do and looking forward to your next video.
Loving this series. Really good to watch. Lakeland in all weathers looking equally as beautiful each time I watch. Nice to see the Herdy's out and about too. Love the little Finn doggy on the dash. Put a smile on my face. Cheers for another great episode
Best way to end a Sunday :D. Every time I watch those vlogs, I am blown away by how much stone walls you guys have over there and how many man hours went into making those
Gutted I had to work last night so came home this morning at 6am and the first thing my wife said to me was we watching BlackCrag before I go to work, lol. So there we was at 6am watching our favourite show. That drone footage was amazing. Just a shame we have to wait a whole week for the next one, best day of the week and as been said Sundays are not boring anymore.
Another superb video. Such a tantalising glimpse of what I know are fantastic views around Harter Fell. I've not explored that valley yet and I've clearly been missing out! Nice chunk of history to explore too. I'm really enjoying the different circuits you're doing of what could easily be a 'standard round' like the Kentmere Horseshoe. Really nice to be given ideas of some new circuits to try and also the variety you include in your videos.
Lovely video - so atmospheric with all the clouds rolling in plus the creepy caves - was like something from a horror film at times. 'Can they fit us all in' - brilliant. Thanks so much for taking the time to bring us these beautiful and entertaining vlogs.
The one time I tried the Kentmere Horseshoe, having previously reached all the tops in different routes, I went this way round but in high summer conditions. I ended up coming off at Nan Bield, being well aware I'd never make the western ridge, and having run out of water despite carrying the usual 2 litre bottle. I remember the trudge down Kentmere - does this valley *ever* end? - far less happily than you, until I finally passed a house where the lady reflled my bottle and I drank half of it in one go. Harter on that walk became one of only a dozen or so fells I reached more than twice, three times in fact, each time from a different direction, as it should be.
Another great video. After last weeks trip I thought there might be more snow but the milder weather has clearly reached the lakes. I love watching these videos on a Sunday evening.
"Flip an egg", Glenn (that's the Closed Caption interpretation of your 'flipping heck!')!! Yet another absolutely fabulous vlog of these amazing fells. Have really enjoyed all of your Wainwright series. So inspiring, and we can't wait to get back out and do some more, although we'll wait for the better weather. So thank you, thank you, thank you for your time, efforts, skill and entertainment. "Death-horse 1 and death-horse 2" made me giggle out loud. Looking forward to the next episode. All the best Yvette and Mark
Greatly enjoy your vlogs and eccentricities (nervous of ponies for example) and happy that you have dropped the wide angle lens you used in older videos. The great bit is that its a walking video that is about the walk not the stupid fluffy stuff that main channels seem to like, plus you highlight the great photo ops and your photography is spot on. Looking forward to your future Wainwrights.
@@BlackCrag The main channels being the BBC, ITV etc., many potentially good 'walking' programs ruined by having fluffy content rather than the actual walk. Mainly thinking Julia Bradbury
Thanks for another cracking trip out. Weather is weather. landscapes produce different aesthetics dependent upon it. every Sunday you take our minds off the week ahead and it's drudgery. From Shipman Knotts on a clear day with binoculars you can see the Liverpool cathedrals, Anglesey and the Snowdon range. There was a video on here about the mine I remember. A seam of high quality green slate I think running to Wrengill. I think those walls in Kentmere are some of the oldest unmolested still standing in the UK, and the Yews in the churchyard predate our monarchy. There is a grounding available thereabouts which is priceless. .. and the beer!
I enjoyed this route too but it's tough old mutha to start with :) not been to lakes for a bit. Cost of fuel itsvstartingbto takes its toll. Used to be a 3-4 trips a month.....down to 1 a month now 😞 your vlogs give me my fix :) I'll up end of this month. I enquired with a local company to climb Napes Needle soon to so lookomg forward to that :)
If you get cold hands try some snowboarding gloves as they are warm and waterproof and tough enough to take the abuse grabbing rocks, ice and snow. Maybe ice climbing gloves might be good too. I would avoid skiing or hiking gloves as they aren’t durable enough for scrambling in. I bought a pair of gore tex Dakine gloves from Wet and dry boardsports years ago and they are still waterproof and in good condition after loads of abuse.
Yet another great video. Keep up the good work! I have been guilty of ploughing on to just get to the top but your knowledge on your walks has opened my eyes to spend a bit more time checking other things out.
Cracking route! Love it down by the reservoir and old workings, I went there once after bailing off Ill Bell when we abandoned my first attempt at the horseshoe, probably sometime around 1985! It's a gorgeous valley.
Another great production. I always look out for your weekly video. Thanks. Also just had another one of your pictures framed for my girlfriends birthday as she just loves Herdies.
Loving your video's in this series and look forward to them each week. I thoroughly love walking up in the Fells and don't mind what the weather has to do (other than snow and ice lol) but do worry that the walks in the clag won't inspire as many people to get up there as the ones in spring/summer will. Might have to revisit some of these? Keep up the great work and give Finn a biscuit from me
Another great vlog Craig, pity about the views, hope to do this walk next month, when up in the lakes for a weeks holiday, by the way, what was the pub you were in at the end of the video, cheers 👍
Another great video. I was walking over on Cross fell at the same time as you were out on this one and it was equally as clag filled. Typically the afternoon was fine.
Love it, another great walk. Shame about the clag, but it's something I look forward to watching each week. That Shipman Knotts is a real nothing of a peak. Done that horseshoe 3 times now and never know if I've done that one. I couldn't decide if you would go the Hawkshead Brewery or the Eagle and Child.
Another great video! Thanks. What a shame about the clag being down.. We did Dollywaggon today and the views across to Morecambe Bay were amazing! The wind was so cold though, and the gloves weren't off for very long when we took photos!
Last year I walked the Kentmere horseshoe after watching your video. Next time I think I’ll take the path down to the reservoir as it looks so interesting. I’m surprised your route up wasn’t more boggy as it was pretty boggy last September when we walked down to Kentmere village. Thanks as always and I’ve bought you a pint Glenn (feels more appropriate than buying you a coffee 😀). Take care of yourself.
*sits patiently waiting to see the "new episode" notification* *sunday made* :D Glad to see the marssh baar made a return. Still waiting on you trying a yorkie tho ;) x
Ah, thank you 😊 And I'm happy to report that a Yorkie features in the next one. And dare I say it, it might be my go-to treat for walks from now on - it was so good having a chunk every now and then 😊 so thanks for the recommendation 🙏
@@BlackCrag 💛 yay!! Honestly, get so happy when a new vid appears, really love watching what you get up to and your enthusiasm and honesty is just 👌🏻👌🏻
Ah it's a shame the weather didn't lift that little bit more. Still looked a great day out though. I have a feeling today was a good one for you with today's weather 🙌🏻
cracking video as always buddy....just wondering how you use tracks off yt music on your videos? im probably being as thick as two short planks but I can't work it out 😂 I use davinci resolve for editing....any help wld be much appreciated.....keep up the good work...thanks
Wonderful video again Glenn. I’m back in the hills next weekend, that looks a stonking route, might have to give it a whirl. On a separate note, how is little Finneus doing mate? 😃🥾⛰🐶
Following with interest as working my way through the wainwrights too! Can I ask what you use for route planning? Are you following routes from a website or making your own up?
@@BlackCrag when we were heading towards harter ,the clouds cleared which revealed some great inversions down towards sadgill, got the drone up looked amazing, one of the lads even went for a dip in the pools by the waterfalls from your previous video
I share your fear of horses, they're far too big, have big teeth, metal clad feet and just can't be trusted....what's to like?! Good choice of beer btw! 🍺
count yourself lucky..many many ppl cant afford a vehicle or d insane prices of whats left of public transport to even get to these gorgeous places ... trade u a kidney for a lift to scara brea or skye
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Can you remember when you were at school and hated Sundays and that soon transpired into work on Mondays 😂😂 I have to say you make Sunday evenings bloody great again, please keep going as you keep us going 🥾🗻😊😊😊
That's fantastic! You've just made my week! Thank you 😁
This should honestly be a series on netflix or prime! Loving the series so much, can't wait for the next one 👍⛰️
Thanks very much, that's very kind 😊 🙏
I never tire of those moss covered, stacked stone walls. 💚 And despite the 'clag', it was, yet again, a lovely adventure. Thank You for sharing, Glenn. The herdy shot was precious. 😊
I always have a good chuckle at your vids, your humour lifts my spirits. It's always interesting, the landscape, the caves that are apart of history. Loved every minute. 😁😁
Thank you so much for this! We watch you every Sunday and please don't be embarrassed about asking us to like your films!! They're a must see.
Thank you so much 😊 🙌
Another great video. Your videos are really inspirational. Went out last Sunday for the first time in probably 6 months to the Lake District. Since having issues with my DSLR I had really lost the motivation to go out around the Lake District and the Peak District as it normally takes about 1 hour to take my first shot with my camera due to the issue I'm having with it. After watching your last video followed by various videos from your earlier series back to back I was inspired enough to go to Haweswater and up Harter Fell. Had a great day, weather was great for photography and my camera behaved itself 😀. I would like to say a big thank you for inspiring me to get back out with my camera. Keep up the great work that you do and looking forward to your next video.
Loving this series. Really good to watch. Lakeland in all weathers looking equally as beautiful each time I watch. Nice to see the Herdy's out and about too. Love the little Finn doggy on the dash. Put a smile on my face. Cheers for another great episode
Thanks very much, chuffed you enjoyed it 😊
Love your enthusiasm and your excitement!!!!!😊
The horseshoe, my fav walk. Cheers!
nice place, we love the nature so much! You've collected some beautiful impressions here 👍😊. we wish you a nice day! Best wishes Up'n'Down-Traveling
Best way to end a Sunday :D. Every time I watch those vlogs, I am blown away by how much stone walls you guys have over there and how many man hours went into making those
Thanks very much 😊 Yes the walls here are quite remarkable and a real engineering feat 💪
Gutted I had to work last night so came home this morning at 6am and the first thing my wife said to me was we watching BlackCrag before I go to work, lol.
So there we was at 6am watching our favourite show.
That drone footage was amazing.
Just a shame we have to wait a whole week for the next one, best day of the week and as been said Sundays are not boring anymore.
Ah, thanks so much, that's lovely to read 😊🙌
Glad to catch up at last, just as enjoyable on the other side of the planet 👍👍👍
Thanks Will appreciate it mate 😊
Love exploring the old mine working around the Lakes. Great work again Glenn👌and great choice for a pint at the Hawkshead Brewery.🍺🍺
Another superb video. Such a tantalising glimpse of what I know are fantastic views around Harter Fell. I've not explored that valley yet and I've clearly been missing out! Nice chunk of history to explore too. I'm really enjoying the different circuits you're doing of what could easily be a 'standard round' like the Kentmere Horseshoe. Really nice to be given ideas of some new circuits to try and also the variety you include in your videos.
Thanks very much and thank you for your continued support 😊🙏
Miniature Clydesdale's!!! Great hike.
My Sunday highlight 😃
Thanks Nicola 😊🙏
Atmospheric and simply beautiful presentation my friend! This is just amazing! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks so much 😊 🙏
Another stunning walk
Thank you 😊
I do enjoy these walks it’s a standard Sunday night now look for yours walks
Thank you 😊 🙏
Heartily Views and Encouraging!!
Thank you 😊
Lovely video - so atmospheric with all the clouds rolling in plus the creepy caves - was like something from a horror film at times. 'Can they fit us all in' - brilliant. Thanks so much for taking the time to bring us these beautiful and entertaining vlogs.
Thanks so much for watching 😊 🙌
Another excellent video, thanks Glenn.
To my mind the Eastern fells around Hawsewater / Kentmere offer up some of the best views in the Lakes
Thanks very much 😊
Always pop into Staveley for some cases of Hawkshead beers when in the Lakes.
The one time I tried the Kentmere Horseshoe, having previously reached all the tops in different routes, I went this way round but in high summer conditions. I ended up coming off at Nan Bield, being well aware I'd never make the western ridge, and having run out of water despite carrying the usual 2 litre bottle. I remember the trudge down Kentmere - does this valley *ever* end? - far less happily than you, until I finally passed a house where the lady reflled my bottle and I drank half of it in one go. Harter on that walk became one of only a dozen or so fells I reached more than twice, three times in fact, each time from a different direction, as it should be.
Another great video. After last weeks trip I thought there might be more snow but the milder weather has clearly reached the lakes. I love watching these videos on a Sunday evening.
Thank so much 😊 🙏
"Herdyland"🐑 should be a thing! Great job, as always fella.
Thank you 😊 I hope it becomes a reality 😂
Another great watch pal!
Thanks as always.
Thank you 😊
love the vlog and ending up at hawkshead brewery and passing wheelbase cycles having been born and bread in near by kendal👌👌👌
Another great video
I am now inspired to get up into the lakes again, great scenery and the clouds make it so atmospheric.
Thank you 😊
Thank you Glenn for another great video.
Thanks very much 😊
"Flip an egg", Glenn (that's the Closed Caption interpretation of your 'flipping heck!')!! Yet another absolutely fabulous vlog of these amazing fells. Have really enjoyed all of your Wainwright series. So inspiring, and we can't wait to get back out and do some more, although we'll wait for the better weather. So thank you, thank you, thank you for your time, efforts, skill and entertainment. "Death-horse 1 and death-horse 2"
made me giggle out loud. Looking forward to the next episode. All the best Yvette and Mark
Thanks so much, really chuffed you enjoy them 😊 Flip an Egg needs to become a t-shirt 😂
@@BlackCrag I’d buy it! 👍
Greatly enjoy your vlogs and eccentricities (nervous of ponies for example) and happy that you have dropped the wide angle lens you used in older videos. The great bit is that its a walking video that is about the walk not the stupid fluffy stuff that main channels seem to like, plus you highlight the great photo ops and your photography is spot on. Looking forward to your future Wainwrights.
Thanks very much 😊 out of interest, who are the main channels?
@@BlackCrag The main channels being the BBC, ITV etc., many potentially good 'walking' programs ruined by having fluffy content rather than the actual walk. Mainly thinking Julia Bradbury
Thanks for posting. Great video again. So calming and relaxing to watch. And great inspiration and motivation to get out as well 👍
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it 😊
Great hike. Thank you.
Thanks for another cracking trip out. Weather is weather. landscapes produce different aesthetics dependent upon it. every Sunday you take our minds off the week ahead and it's drudgery. From Shipman Knotts on a clear day with binoculars you can see the Liverpool cathedrals, Anglesey and the Snowdon range. There was a video on here about the mine I remember. A seam of high quality green slate I think running to Wrengill. I think those walls in Kentmere are some of the oldest unmolested still standing in the UK, and the Yews in the churchyard predate our monarchy. There is a grounding available thereabouts which is priceless. .. and the beer!
Thanks very much and thanks for the extra factoids 😊
and I'm now in longsleddale! gorgeous weather and now some suday night inspiration. Cheers Glen
Brilliant, enjoy! Thank you 😊
I enjoyed this route too but it's tough old mutha to start with :) not been to lakes for a bit. Cost of fuel itsvstartingbto takes its toll. Used to be a 3-4 trips a month.....down to 1 a month now 😞 your vlogs give me my fix :) I'll up end of this month. I enquired with a local company to climb Napes Needle soon to so lookomg forward to that :)
Thanks for following along 😊
Another fantastic video. Your films are making me want to start walking again.
But low level for starters lol.
That's great to hear 😊 thanks
If you get cold hands try some snowboarding gloves as they are warm and waterproof and tough enough to take the abuse grabbing rocks, ice and snow. Maybe ice climbing gloves might be good too. I would avoid skiing or hiking gloves as they aren’t durable enough for scrambling in. I bought a pair of gore tex Dakine gloves from Wet and dry boardsports years ago and they are still waterproof and in good condition after loads of abuse.
Yet another great video. Keep up the good work! I have been guilty of ploughing on to just get to the top but your knowledge on your walks has opened my eyes to spend a bit more time checking other things out.
Thanks so much, glad you get something from them 😊
Enjoyed this only trouble a house with no beer to join you with at the end 😅.
Thank you but oh no! 😱
Cracking route! Love it down by the reservoir and old workings, I went there once after bailing off Ill Bell when we abandoned my first attempt at the horseshoe, probably sometime around 1985! It's a gorgeous valley.
It's a beautiful place isn't it 😍
Another great production. I always look out for your weekly video. Thanks. Also just had another one of your pictures framed for my girlfriends birthday as she just loves Herdies.
Thanks so much and thank you for buying Hefted, I hope she likes it 😊 🙏
Loving your video's in this series and look forward to them each week. I thoroughly love walking up in the Fells and don't mind what the weather has to do (other than snow and ice lol) but do worry that the walks in the clag won't inspire as many people to get up there as the ones in spring/summer will. Might have to revisit some of these? Keep up the great work and give Finn a biscuit from me
Thanks very much 😊 🙏
Another great walk and scenery to match
Thank you 😊
Another brilliant video I’m in this area of the 14th can’t wait even more now 😄🔥🏔️
Thanks and enjoy 😊 🙌
I'm so glad the cave was locked too... love the added explore. Amazing video as usual, your humour cracks me up 👌
Thank you, really appreciate that 😊
Another great vlog Craig, pity about the views, hope to do this walk next month, when up in the lakes for a weeks holiday, by the way, what was the pub you were in at the end of the video, cheers 👍
Another great video. I was walking over on Cross fell at the same time as you were out on this one and it was equally as clag filled. Typically the afternoon was fine.
Thanks very much 😊
Love the Lake District I’m glad I found ur channel the vids are class keep it up
Thanks very much 😊
Love it, another great walk. Shame about the clag, but it's something I look forward to watching each week. That Shipman Knotts is a real nothing of a peak. Done that horseshoe 3 times now and never know if I've done that one. I couldn't decide if you would go the Hawkshead Brewery or the Eagle and Child.
Thanks very much 😊 Hawkshead all the way for me 🍻
Another great video! Thanks. What a shame about the clag being down.. We did Dollywaggon today and the views across to Morecambe Bay were amazing! The wind was so cold though, and the gloves weren't off for very long when we took photos!
Thanks so much 😊 Dollywaggon is a belter 👌
Hi buddy thanks for sharing great video
Thank you 😊
There is another cave slightly high up which has a load of Tibetan prayer flags in it
Ah, damn, I'll have to go back 🤷🏻♂️
Last year I walked the Kentmere horseshoe after watching your video. Next time I think I’ll take the path down to the reservoir as it looks so interesting. I’m surprised your route up wasn’t more boggy as it was pretty boggy last September when we walked down to Kentmere village. Thanks as always and I’ve bought you a pint Glenn (feels more appropriate than buying you a coffee 😀). Take care of yourself.
Thank you and thanks so much for the pint, much appreciated 😊 🙏
awesome thanks loved it
Thank you 😊
Brilliant watch mate , can’t wait for the next one , how’s your new innov8 boots coping ? Still using them? Atb Keith
*sits patiently waiting to see the "new episode" notification* *sunday made* :D Glad to see the marssh baar made a return. Still waiting on you trying a yorkie tho ;) x
Ah, thank you 😊 And I'm happy to report that a Yorkie features in the next one. And dare I say it, it might be my go-to treat for walks from now on - it was so good having a chunk every now and then 😊 so thanks for the recommendation 🙏
@@BlackCrag 💛 yay!! Honestly, get so happy when a new vid appears, really love watching what you get up to and your enthusiasm and honesty is just 👌🏻👌🏻
I’m guessing this was the 28th of Jan? Did the Fairfield Horseshoe and didn’t see a single thing from Heron Pike onwards 😂
Yep, Saturday 28th 😂
Ah it's a shame the weather didn't lift that little bit more. Still looked a great day out though. I have a feeling today was a good one for you with today's weather 🙌🏻
Thank you 😊 it was a great day, hopefully have it ready for Sunday 🤞
cracking video as always buddy....just wondering how you use tracks off yt music on your videos? im probably being as thick as two short planks but I can't work it out 😂 I use davinci resolve for editing....any help wld be much appreciated.....keep up the good work...thanks
Thanks very much 😊 I use Epidemic Sound for all music now 👍
Wonderful video again Glenn. I’m back in the hills next weekend, that looks a stonking route, might have to give it a whirl.
On a separate note, how is little Finneus doing mate? 😃🥾⛰🐶
Thanks very much, you should 😊 Finn is well thanks. She'll be out with me this weekend 🙌
Done this route on a clear day yeah the views are great .but which pub we're you in ????
I think it is Hawkshead brewery in Staveley.
It is yes 😊
Tried to donate through weblink, but says card details incorrect , but i checked info several times and was correct
Thank you for trying, not sure what's going on there 🤔
Hi herdie
Following with interest as working my way through the wainwrights too! Can I ask what you use for route planning? Are you following routes from a website or making your own up?
Thank you 😊 I'm just making them up based on past experience and plotting on maps 👍
Are you planning a black mass 2023 ?
Love the video, but hope Finn's ok; not seen her on your videos for a while!
Thank you 😊 She's fine but these walks have been too big for her. She'll be out with me again soon 🙌
Was this on sat 28th by any chance, me and a couple of workmates did these and the condition’s were the same
It certainly was 😊
@@BlackCrag when we were heading towards harter ,the clouds cleared which revealed some great inversions down towards sadgill, got the drone up looked amazing, one of the lads even went for a dip in the pools by the waterfalls from your previous video
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I like beer.....🍺
Good for you! So do I 🍻
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I share your fear of horses, they're far too big, have big teeth, metal clad feet and just can't be trusted....what's to like?! Good choice of beer btw! 🍺
Not said lightly…….a Wainwright for our times.
Wow, that is high praise indeed! 🙏
Have you ever been attacked by a horse?
A really lovely walk - again. Pretty little farm at the end.
Not yet, but there's always time 😂
count yourself lucky..many many ppl cant afford a vehicle or d insane prices of whats left of public transport to even get to these gorgeous places ... trade u a kidney for a lift to scara brea or skye