Finding out you were a military man made a lot of sense Eddy. You strike me as having the aura of someone who has served in the armed forces. Thank you for your service!

As a Daft as a Brush volunteer driver it's great to see you doing our walk Eddy...thank you for the great advertisement and really kind words for the charity

I've said it before but the professional quality of these videos is incredible for one bloke. And it's being made by someone who clearly cares about our region. Also, gotta respect a man who observed the 5 second rule.

Garrigill isn't the source of the South Tyne. Tynehead is on the Northern flanks of Cross Fell, very, very close to the sources of the Wear and Tees. Talking of Cross Fell, an overnight in Gregg's Hut would be a good bothy adventure.

Just subbed, looking forward to following your walk. I'm a nearly was Geordie. Moved to Low Fell as a young boy in 72 from Teesside, left in 76 but I loved every minute of it and still feel a strong affinity with the area! Just in case you're wondering, it's the Toon but Boro get my quiet support!

We are really lucky to have such natural green beauty in Northumberland. The biggest in England.

Hi Eddy, looks like a great adventure. I remember going on a school trip many years ago, starting off at the source of the south Tyne, up somewhere on the Alston moors. Now I have come to realise that the North Tyne & South Tyne meeting of the waters near warden! It was quite a sight on a walk during the covid pandemic’. For some reason I hadn’t twigged that there were two sources to the River Tyne to make one😂

I Live just up the road from the river walked it so many times walked the Wansbeck yesterday absolutely beautiful walk

Fellow Geordie here. Great video. Me and my mother were wondering where the Tyne starts the other day funny enough and now we know. Now I am going to go take my dog for a walk around there this weekend. Can't wait. Also very nice of whoever to leave a camera set up for you for when you reached the border sign. 🤣

Cheers for these vids Eddy. I’m a fellow KZfaqr originally from Gateshead but now living out in Seattle in the USA and your videos are really helping me stay connected to my home of the North East! ❤

Nice one chief. Didn’t know there was such a walk. I like the idea so really looking forward to following your adventure. ChinChin

Wow, Ed. This sounds amazing. Cannot wait for your next videos.

Brilliant video Eddie, cheers for posting Marra 😊

Great vid. For a future adventure, I can’t recommend walking the south Tyne trail as well as this highly enough. Beautiful walk alongside the south Tyne trail along the old railway bed through the picturesque Pennines 👍

Thanks Eddy - very educational as always.

Spot on mate! Some great spots along the Tyne. Cheers for sharing 👍

Think I'll be paying a visit there. Thanks for info Eddy.👍👍

Ive done both Tyne sources and 'Linup Spout'. Fabulous countryside...even ran into the wild Cheviot Goats which is rare indeed...!

Very cool! I'm definitely excited for more Northumberland content 👌🏻

Another Great Video of our Beautiful North East....thanks Eddy

great video eddie can't wait to see the rest and the history of the tyne HWTL

Superb!

Absolutely brilliant Eddie

I like this sort of thing. I watch a lot of Liam Brown videos and the wild camping element, there is something about it that feels amazing. I love your history and facts about the area you can tell it’s well researched keep them coming

Just found your work Eddy. Really interested, I have canoed the river Trent, right down to the Humber, so always excited about seeing subjects like this. I have found, in my long life, that the finest people in Britain are found in, and around Newcastle. Peace and goodwill.

Love your informative videos. Would you consider making a video about the Roundheads and cavaliers. Some believe that this is when the Newcastle and Sunderland divide and division began. 😊

Great video and I’m looking forward to your walk 😊

Great video. What a sacred location. Just a fantastic watch!! I love a river journey. I love heading up Cross Fell to see the start of the River Tees. Big Shout out to Duncan Baxter and his North Pennies videos. Another champion of the North Country. Those Tatties looked f@&cking amazing!!!!!!!

This is really interesting and amazing 🍻 well done 👍🏼

I always find out loads of facts I never knew when I watch your videos, Eddy. Another great adventure and looking forward to see the next instalment. Cheers.

Love your videos mate 😊

Another day out sorted because of your videos. Nice one marra.

Fantastic eddy, love a bit wild camping, the birds the wind the rain and the smells,,, love the history lessons to... Blyth lad😁👌💚🇬🇧

Great video again Eddie! Never knew the River Tyne started in Scotland 😳 Love seeing your videos as unfortunately I've lived away from Newcastle for 16 years now being in the Army. Loved the info you shared about the Chinooks, I did the Rigger Marshal and Landing Point Commanders Course in Gütersloh in 2011 before deploying to Afghanistan Great times 😁

I ran it both ways North and South Eddie 2018 and 2019 (Tyne Trail Ultra) a brutal 33hrs North and 31hrs South but what an experience👌another class video👍👍cheers

Looking forward to the videos.

Walking Hadrians Wall again in 2 weeks and the last day we walk the banks of the Tyne all the way to Wallsend. Thanks for this Eddie

❤ great vlog as always Eddie loving the content and the production you’re putting into these look great

Great to hear about your days in the RAF brother would love to hear more about your adventures .be lucky from a rock ape

Looking forward to this series of vids! Always loved exploring the North Tyne area but weirdly have hardly ever explored the south Tyne area. Will make up for that one day. Would love to join the pub crawl, but the Metro journey from Canada to back home is a tad expensive for an afternoon/night on the booze!

Yes Eddie this is real content! It's something I do every few weeks in the summer, but along the south Tyne..excellent work 👏😅

Mate ur actually class its always good to watch ur videos ill be getting a photo if i bump into you ahaha

Great stuff Eddie loving the latest update s looking forward to the walk updates gan canny marra

Great video Eddie i learned a lot You dtay safe 👍

Great video again Eddy,time to get the old walking boots on and explore 😅

Holy Moly!! Eddy man! That bear sounds like it's propa hungry 😨I hope you come back in one piece for the next episode! Class! 🤩

👍Really enjoyed this.

Great video Eddy, myself and some friends went camping here years ago and went for a walk and we found the stone. I took a photo and made it into a picture to hang in the house as I live next to the Tyne. It's great to see where it was as I couldn't remember.

I used to live in Farnham mate so I know Odiham very well. My mate was a Sgt in the medics and often invited me to bowling on the camp.. Happy days.

Great knowledge of the tyne were its starts love Northumberland and the Scottish borders no wonder the Romans were hard up there when building Hadrian's wall thanks again eddy

Great video Eddy mate

Love the wild camp :D

Loved this one. Did not know about the sources of The Tyne (thank you). Wild camping looks great. How would I get started?? 😀👍

Eddy your a star mate What you do it's fantastic Well-done mate, hope to see you on the 15th of June 👍

Good luck Eddy on your ," challenge "..missing out our village Haydon bridge , never mind.......look forward to the content you'll be sending out..best wishes mate.

1st time we've seen you in a car, another gem, just when we think you've reached your zenith you top it, Robson Green eat your heart out Eddie Hope is the man.

Geordie portillo ! Very informative. Pontop pike near me another source that runs into the tyne from kyo burn through beamish burn onto river team

Looking forward to this series of videos

Great video mate,ive just watched a very interesting one about the tyne tees tunnel,id forgot all about that,it was built so kielder could supply water to teeside,turned out to be a white elephant, youll be passing it at riding nill

Great video Eddy! Where were your dogs?

I've been up there star gazing.The South Tyne begins up much more impressive Cross Fell at 893m as does the Tees.The Wear begins somewhere around Burnhope Seat so a tiny bit less altitude than the other two.I've seen those Daft as a Brush vans at the RVI and Freeman as I have a rare T Cell Lymphoma,most are B Cell , and am a regular visitor to both Newcastle hospitals and the James Cook in Middlesbrough too.

What’s missing Eddie? A nice bit of cake after that steak. Well, if I had an invite, I could call into Greggs for an Apple Turnover for you lol. Another great interesting video. Thanks for that ❤

I hope you do the walk for charity. Great content

Apparently the FOG on this Mighty river is owned by Paul Gascoigne and Lindisfarne.

Not the biggest river but the greatest River in the world (Fact) great work Eddy love your vids.

Are you doing the walk for charity or anything and is there a way to know when you’ll Be at certain areas to come and show support on your walk?

Keep an eye out for us lads cycling from Haltwhistle to Alston alongside the south tyne trail.

How did you feel about leaving your car at the side of the road? I’m worried incase I would come back to a fine or a clamped car

Good craic Eddie, maybe you should try some food cooking on a vlog, Northumberland dishes n all that.

Thats the tent up...now all you want is Vera and a deed body...lol

I’ve seen those daft as a brush vans knocking about. I always assumed they were painters and decorators 😅

Eddie, can’t believe you didn’t preheat your pan before hoying the steak in

Per ardua ad astra, Eddie!

I put a sculpture up at the source of the south Tyne at garrigill for a local sculptor Gilbert Ward

Better then rations from a tin. such wind but no sheep like those islands.

ur a gem to northumberland tyne n wear mate

Well done eddy

Haha very funny ending .....

Cheers Eddie you got to watch dean Read 😂

do the walk for Daft as a brush Eddy, make them a few qwid m8 👍

Further flung headwaters of the North Tyne out on Hartshorn Pike in Roxburghshire, so there are two Tynes in Scotland. Loved the end - sending up the camping in the scary woods lot!

What's gan on in the background with the excavator?

I’m up for a Tyneside Life pub crawl with Eddie & company but I’m in Toronto. 😢

Great up there for Stargazing Eddy, maybe in a video you could cover the astronomers one night. ✅

Ribeye stake got staffie eats better than that and that's no joke . He's just had a tomahawk . LOL . Been home 1 week boy eats this all the time.

A cuppa made with Tyne water,can’t be many who’ve experienced that! 👍🏻

Eddy yet another welcome history lesson for all NE, your professional camera work not sure how you manage the drone work maybe you have an assistant!!

I thought it had more than 2 origins . The North Tyne and the other one?

Is the River Tyne by Haddington under the A1 the same river?

steaks go in the pan when its very hot, thats what gives it a sear

Hi eddy, I’d like to join you on the metro pub crawl but am in Manchester to watch foo fighters. Hope it gans great.

Will you & Helen be drinking a pint in each of the eight pubs?

Remember Raf odium as i was in aldershot in the paras we used the chinooks alot

Just read the title and thought.. he's taking the doggies for a walk! cant wait :D!! Edit: Wow.. What that man did with Daft as a brush is beyond belief..😍 Sad i i haven't seen the durgs like.. But that info about Brian Burnie is mind blowing...... In tears and out of breath whilst sat down.. Wow.. Emotional. 🥰😍

Where’s the one at tynemouth?

We went to visit for my brother in law 50th.

I was born in North shields in Preston hospital stone throw from the tyne will that make me a Geordie

Theres is a channel on youtube who's currently paddling the length of the tyne if your interested.

Good luck arecyou going to donate or fundraise

British by birth, geordie by the grace of god