Really enjoying these vlogs. Nice couple and very genuine.

Natures answer to the Stinging Nettle is the Dock leaf. Simply scrunch it up until you get some juice going and rub it on the afflicted area! ..the weird thing is, they nearly always grow alongside each other!! 🌿

Been watching your series on Cotswold way,we know it well,just to say your girlfriend or wife is a trooper,we can tell she is sore,and she just keeps going.Bless her. Really good banter and filming.

I can tell at 13:28 Rachel is about to cry. And I’m right there with you!

Meant to say, the little creature was a Vole.

I live a couple of miles away from the Royal George Hotel down in the valley and often walk up there for drinks or food. I walk and run this (very hilly) area daily and constantly feel so blessed to live here. It's like living in the scenery of a Lord of the rings movie haha. Great work to you both, The hills around here are no joke!

Hiking is hard graft, us Brits do it a lot so we know, fair play to you.

Very good content! ime, one thing about long distance walks is that the memories of them stay with you for a long time. Two of my longest day walks in my 30s were on paths from Chepstow to Monmouth up the Wye Valley (20 miles-ish), and a similar distance from Badby (Daventry) to Stratford-Upon-Avon along tracks, paths and country lanes. The walks were not easy for me because I just wasn't very fit. But in retrospect they were both worth it - four decades on, I can remember both walks in fine detail.

Alpine walking sticks are a boon when you're walking more than a couple of miles .

Regarding 16:10 not feeling unsafe. This seems to be a specific thing about those from the USA. I remember about 30 years ago I worked with someone who was a keen hiker as was his father. Together they frequently went off exploring new hiking routes. He told me of someone from the USA who came visiting and he explained his favourite hike. They asked if it was safe. He explained about checking the weather and being prepared with the correct clothing. No they said, could you be attacked? The fact is no one British would ever think of asking that question demonstrating how safe hiking generally is. However cattle are a different matter. Every year in the UK several people are killed by cows. Usually it's someone with a dog but not always. They'll sometimes defend any calf they have and sometime the herd will join in with an attack. Just got to be alert to any possible danger.

Love to see the Cotswolds Highlighted. Thank you

Great video Rachel is so brave as she is obviously in pain. You will feel so fit at the end!

Loved this walking blog. Loved the grit shown, blisters are the worst. God should hide his face for creating them. 13, 14, 15 miles per day sounds like nothing. We did the Nijmegan 100 miles in 4 days army boots, blazing summer sun. Fun in the sun?

I love how you never give up!

Another great episode guys, this whole video was presented masterfully! 🤗🤗

Stinging Nettles are natures way of telling you that You Are Alive!

Just regarding the stinging nettles. Unavoidable walking in Britain. Hand sanitizer will remove the pain if you put it on after getting stung. There are also doc leaves that are also found near nettles that do it but sanitizer is an easy thing to carry with multi purpose

Another excellent video. Makes me want to walk it again. Are enjoying the Cotswolds? 😄

I once did 109 miles in 3 days along the Jurassic coast, after the second day I was the same. New pain was a relief, also did the walking backwards up hill. Probably not a major factor but there was noticeable gap in between you back and pack which would make it a little harder

New sub, love these Cotswolds vidyas

To prevent blisters when hiking, wear 2 pairs of socks, the inner pair rubs against the outer pair instead of your skin. Hope this tip isn't too late!

Oooo....now I want to binge watch....when's your next installment?

A golf tour of the UK and Ireland would be a great trip.

Well done both of you! You go past my house during your walk 😊

Stinging nettle

What is the trail app you used.

You should be doing 20 - 30 miles a day ! 👎😎

Shouldn't be hard un a flat county 😅😅 15 miles and she has a boo boo 😅😊 try the Hadrian wall trail little one if you can find it