Your walks with Lisa always make me chuckle. She always seems like she’s not quite enjoying the walk as much as you. Reminds me of when I go hiking with my wife. She tells me she’s having a good time but the body language and hunkering down into 10 layers of clothing says otherwise 😂
So enjoying your videos. I'm moving to the UK from Australia at the end of this year to do nothing but travel and explore the ancient sites and natural features there. Got a huge list of places to visit. Thanks for such great work.
Another great video thanks Dean. Also the wild camp and Bleaklow Stones walk was a good watch. Hope the new job's going well and your daughter's enjoying Army life.
Hi Dave thanks for watching both videos. Work is going ok thanks. My daughter's Army career is going so well sadly, have my fingers crossed. All the best, Dean.
It makes a change starting a walk at the highest point :-) hope to return again soon as there are a few more walks in the area I'd like to do. All the best, Dean.
Well we've passed the Hole of Horcum many a time on our travels but never visited ....we will do now thanks to you !.Love following your travels Dean ,really interesting.
Thanks for watching Almonte. Lots of great routes around there that I'd like to do. Would like to get down by the track there tooand capture the train coming past :-) All the best, Dean.
Great video, I'm lucky enough to live close to this place in a little village along that main road but I've yet to explore this place, thanks to your video I do intend to soon once the weather is better!
Thanks for watching Christopher. It's a really great walk, one I'd been meaning to do for a while after passing the Hole of Horcum so many times over the years. All the best, Dean.
Really nice video Dean, as always. Looks like an interesting landscape to explore. Not been to the North York Moors yet ( been to the Dales, Harrogate and York ) but this looks like a jolly good reason to go! As ever, thanks for posting this, really appreciated 👍
Thanks for watching Greg, I think our next weekend away will be the Dales. After the snow and cold weather vanishes though as my girlfriend isn't too keen on the cold :-) All the best, Dean.
Thanks for watching. I've not walked into the central part of the North York Moors since I was a child so it was great to get back there on foot again :-) All the best, Dean.
Haven't visited for a while Dean but I enjoyed that. I noticed Lisa tip toed through the stream and you splashed on through. Lot's of water up there and chilly wind. Mind you the view up there was spectacular. I've seen it before but it's always impressive. You look well. All the best. Mark
Hi Mark thanks for watching. Hope you are keeping well. Yeah Lisa didn't want to get her feet wet but I ploughed through having full confidence in the water resistance of my boots :-) haha. It's a really nice part of the world, hope to visit again soon. All the best, Dean.
@@DeanRead A pleasure Dean. Only wet for a day I sometimes day. But hey each to our own. It looks beautiful around there. Good to see you're still enthusiastic. I'm still going through a lot of change. Peace bro.
My enthusiasm has peaks and troughs as it's been a busy year. Certain issues haven't really left me with much drive to create content but I'm forcing myself out and using the outdoors as my antidote as much as possible.
@@DeanRead Yeah that's the way of life Dean isn't it - go with the breath - rest if you must but don't give up. You know my story - I've been digging deep. I get what you're saying. Peace!
Haha don't you mean the People's liberation front of the Glorious Peak District? Very Monty Pythonesque which made me laugh out loud :-) Thanks for watching Mick, All the best, Dean.
Hi there. I've walked this beautiful, rugged route on many occasions. I think it's quite spectacular. Just one point: I have understood that the Hole of Horcum was formed during the last Ice Age and that it was the friction of the retreating ice which was the cause of this geological depression. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Lovely video.
Hi Daniel, thanks for watching. The info on the national park website says it was spring sapping but I must admit I originally thought it was glaciation before visiting a few years ago.
Your walks with Lisa always make me chuckle. She always seems like she’s not quite enjoying the walk as much as you. Reminds me of when I go hiking with my wife. She tells me she’s having a good time but the body language and hunkering down into 10 layers of clothing says otherwise 😂
Another very enjoyable video extolling the virtues of the North York Moors.
Thanks for watching G D
Always a pleasure to watch your videos.
Thanks for watching :-) atb
So enjoying your videos. I'm moving to the UK from Australia at the end of this year to do nothing but travel and explore the ancient sites and natural features there. Got a huge list of places to visit. Thanks for such great work.
Thanks for watching Rob, hope the move goes. Lots of great historic places to visit so I bet your list is huge :-) All the best, Dean.
Thanks for sharing this video with us all. I love all parts of yorkshire….
Thanks for watching Paul
Looks like a great walk. I will definitely keep it in mind when I visit the moors in May. Thanks for showing us.
Thanks for watching Del, we really enjoyed it even though the weather wasn't great. We're hoping to return again soon
Another great video thanks Dean. Also the wild camp and Bleaklow Stones walk was a good watch. Hope the new job's going well and your daughter's enjoying Army life.
Hi Dave thanks for watching both videos. Work is going ok thanks. My daughter's Army career is going so well sadly, have my fingers crossed. All the best, Dean.
Nice to see you out and about again Dean,I do love it up that way I have parked in that car par quite a few times it has got fantastic views.
It makes a change starting a walk at the highest point :-) hope to return again soon as there are a few more walks in the area I'd like to do. All the best, Dean.
Another great video I have done this walk in springs great walk with great views looking forward to the next video 😊
Thanks for watching Jason, it a lovely part of the world and so easily accessible. Hoping to get back there again soon. All the best, Dean.
Dean Read thank you look forward to your next adventure hope you all have a great year 😎
Same to you and your family Jason, hope you have a great and adventure filled 2019 👍😎
Well we've passed the Hole of Horcum many a time on our travels but never visited ....we will do now thanks to you !.Love following your travels Dean ,really interesting.
Thanks for watching Kevin. We too had passed it many times but that's the first time I'd walked down there. All the best, Dean.
Great video Dean. Its years since I was there, might go back and have a look again.
Thanks for watching Bob, hope you get back there again soon. All the best, Dean.
Excellent. .spectacular. .thumbs up. .good day
Thanks for watching Pavel
I walked a bit in Iceland back in the day.nothing like it..fabulous scenery over there..I myself am from newfoundland
Another great video Dean, many thanks for sharing it. Hope you have time for fish and chips in Whitby, best on the planet.
Hi David thanks for watching. We certainly did make our way to Whitby for chips :-)
What a beautiful landscape. The paths seem to be well used. I think that I have seen the steam train in another video.
Thanks for watching Almonte. Lots of great routes around there that I'd like to do. Would like to get down by the track there tooand capture the train coming past :-) All the best, Dean.
Great video, I'm lucky enough to live close to this place in a little village along that main road but I've yet to explore this place, thanks to your video I do intend to soon once the weather is better!
Thanks for watching Anthony, you live in a beautiful part of the country. Roll on spring and some better weather :-) All the best, Dean.
Hi dean that was beautiful mate if a bit chilly Thats on my list of walks to do now cheers dean atvb chris
Thanks for watching Christopher. It's a really great walk, one I'd been meaning to do for a while after passing the Hole of Horcum so many times over the years. All the best, Dean.
Really nice video Dean, as always. Looks like an interesting landscape to explore. Not been to the North York Moors yet ( been to the Dales, Harrogate and York ) but this looks like a jolly good reason to go! As ever, thanks for posting this, really appreciated 👍
Thanks for watching Greg, I think our next weekend away will be the Dales. After the snow and cold weather vanishes though as my girlfriend isn't too keen on the cold :-) All the best, Dean.
Yes lovely place and great wildcamp as well A/S.b
Thanks for watching :-)
Glad your back Vlogging Dean
It's good to be back David. I have another video to edit soon too :-)
Beautiful place, I must head out that way for a visit one day :D
Thanks for watching :-)
Not an area I have ever walked in, looks very pleasant 👍
Thanks for watching. I've not walked into the central part of the North York Moors since I was a child so it was great to get back there on foot again :-) All the best, Dean.
@@DeanRead I'll have to give it a try soon 🙂
Haven't visited for a while Dean but I enjoyed that. I noticed Lisa tip toed through the stream and you splashed on through. Lot's of water up there and chilly wind. Mind you the view up there was spectacular. I've seen it before but it's always impressive. You look well. All the best. Mark
Hi Mark thanks for watching. Hope you are keeping well. Yeah Lisa didn't want to get her feet wet but I ploughed through having full confidence in the water resistance of my boots :-) haha. It's a really nice part of the world, hope to visit again soon. All the best, Dean.
@@DeanRead A pleasure Dean. Only wet for a day I sometimes day. But hey each to our own. It looks beautiful around there. Good to see you're still enthusiastic. I'm still going through a lot of change. Peace bro.
My enthusiasm has peaks and troughs as it's been a busy year. Certain issues haven't really left me with much drive to create content but I'm forcing myself out and using the outdoors as my antidote as much as possible.
@@DeanRead Yeah that's the way of life Dean isn't it - go with the breath - rest if you must but don't give up. You know my story - I've been digging deep. I get what you're saying. Peace!
Nice video Dean.
Thanks for watching Philip :-)
Like 100.. Great walk with plenty of info... Enjoyed...
Thanks for watching :-)
Hello and wellcome to the glorious north york moors, well the glorious peak district libaration front wont be pleased about that dean lol
Haha don't you mean the People's liberation front of the Glorious Peak District? Very Monty Pythonesque which made me laugh out loud :-) Thanks for watching Mick, All the best, Dean.
A friend and I once painted a stick figure of the Saint in the hole of houcum circa 1998i think
Great video this Tony lad
Thanks for watching Matt
Calling you Tony again sorry I’m just messing, 😝
No worries at all, used to work with a guy that called everyone Stan
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Hi there. I've walked this beautiful, rugged route on many occasions. I think it's quite spectacular. Just one point: I have understood that the Hole of Horcum was formed during the last Ice Age and that it was the friction of the retreating ice which was the cause of this geological depression. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Lovely video.
Hi Daniel, thanks for watching. The info on the national park website says it was spring sapping but I must admit I originally thought it was glaciation before visiting a few years ago.
Thank you Dean. I'll look out for more of your interesting walks. Best wishes. Daniel@@DeanRead
When your at that what shall i watch point and a new dean read video appears
Glad to be of service 😎👍 more to come in the next week
It was nice you saw the hole of horcum and no just parts of it..... Haha! Terrible joke!
Seriously though, great video as always Dean!
Haha :-) Thanks for watching Robert