Thanks, Phil.

Thanks for your comment - it's so nice to hear that people find the films useful. Sorry to hear about your grandfather's diagnosis - hope he is as good as possible, under the circumstances. Have fun on the hills!

Thank you!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks so much! 😊

Thanks, Alan! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks, Paul. Much appreciated.

Thanks, Tony. good to hear - Fix The Fells and the National Trust have done some great path building work out and about.

@@LakeDistrictFilms Now I am retired I have all the time left to reattempt some of the hikes I missed out when I was younger, like most of the Ridgeline Hikes, but now due to age the knees would give out 5 minutes after starting, so instead I view others doing the routes I missed back in the 1970s to 1990s. But I sure do miss my two weeks of Lake District Hikes every year. I knew there would come a time when it would no longer be possible to carry on and I guess I have reached that age, BUT I have a lot of memories to look back on and viewing others hike in those areas lets me relive my memories. Coast to Coast completed in both directions, Pennine Way completed in both directions, Lands End to John OGroats completed in both directions, Norfolf Coastline from Hunstanton to Lowestoft and finally the Complete Coast Line of England, Wales and Scotland. I only hope there is a Hiking Section in the afterlife and then Nothing is Impossible. Good Luck to your Future Hikes, but a word of warning What you Enjoy NOW will not always be possible in the future, so record as much as you can now and like me use videos to relive Your Memories at a later stage in Your Life. Tony (a Retired Long Distance Hiker) in Essex

@@user-TonyUK Many thanks, Tony. I believe that one of the reasons Wainwright wrote the Guides was as an aide memoire for when he thought he wouldn't be able to do the routes himself. Thanks again for your comments and support. Best wishes, Neil

@@LakeDistrictFilms Thanks Neil

Thanks, Stephen! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks, Alan! It was a roasting day! All the best.

Thank you! Hope you have a good day for it!

Thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you! It’s been a few years, but my recollection is that the path op to Pillar is reasonably straightforward and not exposed. The ridge up towards Little Scoat Fell from Wind Gap is a bit more scramble, but also not too exposed. The descent down Dorehead Screes is definitely steep and not enormously fun… the alternative way off is following the path to the west of Yewbarrow, which is fairly gentle, but significantly adds to the length of the walk, with a longish plod back up the road/Mosesale Beck back to Wasdale Head. It’s a great walk, all in all, but inevitably a long day! Hope that helps.

Thanks, guys!

Ooof, that's a very long day, with a lot of up!

Thanks, Stuart! Will check out your films, too. Happy New Year!

Thank you! More coming soon, including Coniston Old Man!

It's a cracker!

Ha! That's always the way. We were in Great Langdale two weeks ago, but had to call it a day as the rain and wind set in...

Thank you!

We were! Happy to chat if you have specific questions.

@@LakeDistrictFilms There was remote video POV footage - all from a drone?

Yes, the long shots are largely drone shots by Skylark Aerial Photography who worked with us: www.skylark-aerialphotography.co.uk