I’m enjoying your unique humour as much as seeing the places you visit. Thanks.

Loving the podcasts... Very entertaining. Thanks for all the hardwork in producing them. Steve.

thanks havent lived (Tavistock & Horrabridge) or walked across Dartmoor for 18yrs that brought back some fond memories, much obliged.

Another quality video, thanks for taking us along.

Thanks I enjoyed it 👍

Intriguing idea! “Crossing” the moor! I had no idea some of them were so big!

Absolutely great history lesson. Thank you for taking us along on your journey.

Lovely video, as ever. Many thanks for sharing.

The thumbnail alone is full of atmospheric mystique - looking forward to watching your Easter Dartmoor pilgrimage! 💚x

My favourite episode so far. 😁

Brilliant as ever. 🙂

Very enjoyable and relaxing as usual. Thanks.

That was brilliant, George. What an achievement.

Wonderful stuff George 👍 love that landscape reminds me of the North Pennines up here in County Durham.

What an accomplishment... and walk! Inspirational! Thanks for sharing...I would've got lost in the grounds of Buckfast Abbey at the first cross!

You are amazing at planning trips. I would have struggled simply working out bus routes and times. Well done.

A thoroughly enjoyable episode. I'll be hiking/camping Dartmoor myself next month, and your videos inspire me immensely.

We did this route in a day as part of our Ten Tors training. Better than the event itself.

Risking it all on a bank holiday/Sunday service bus, such an adrenaline junky! Nice one for doing your homework and forming a route away from the Abbots Way. Missing Hutchinson's though? Room for improvement, see yourself after class. Enjoyed what I think was some new guitary tunes and did we spy a new pair of boots? Thanks so much for another brilliant vid. Hope that poor naughty Fox Tor pony didn't go the way of the youngling...

great videos i’m a new channel and do wild camping on dartmoor so your videos are very helpful for me

Great video George 👍🏻😎

Hey there George, as a fellow walker and camper, with the south east landscapes nearby, I've always loved walking, but always always found it to be such a mixture of feelings and emotions, excitement mixed with terror and such. When I have a trip planned and I'm very nervous about feeling for the most part, out of control of what will happen... I go to your videos for bravery! In your north to south and your wild camping videos you show your fear honestly, And I think it is very respectable! I would very much love to hear your thoughts and feelings on overcoming these fears towards camping. I.e being out of control, being at the mercy of the weather or local officials and landowners you may run into. Not many people talk about these aspects of walking, but just show the adventurous side of things. But I think it gives a false impression of the reality. And makes myself feel too weak to do it... for actually feeling the emotions. So if you please, it would be wonderful to hear your thoughts, thank you :)

So that's cross-collecting to add to letterboxing/ tor-bagging on my Dartmoor list. Hopefully, a good few more 365 squares shaded green now, no thanks to Old Fatty.

Another cracking informative video George. While watching it, I wondered how long it would take to find Goldsmiths Cross. I had the same experience and took a long time trying to locate it as it’s not obvious on the map. I eventually cheated and found the grid reference on Google, yes, I was lucky enough to get a signal, and then found it easily 😂 I love your videos, keep them coming 😊

Nicely done, George. I must do something similar.

Good effort over two days, no wonder you looked knackered. That's a hard slog. I don't think Warren Cross is the original home of Moorshop cross. I think that comes from the place still named Moorshop locally, about a mile south. That would then lead you in an almost dead straight line from Walkhampton to Pixies Cross via Huckworthy Bridge. Huckworthy Cross I think has been moved a few hundred yards north of it's original position. I think that was probably the meeting point of two routes, the one you were on when going over Huckworthy Bridge and one going north taking in Sampford Spiney - Windy Post - Headlands Cross which is just below Cox Tor, and onward north. I wish you'd said you'd be in my home patch you could have stopped in for a brew, I live but 100 yards from the bus station.

I am really getting a sense of what Dartmoor looks like from your videos. Is it fair to say a lot of it is open and featureless? I have only made it that way once on an exercise and my friend got serious Hypothermia....in August!