Happy memories of both 1976 and 1986 when I completed the PW first going North, the second going South.

Its not about how many times or how hard you fall Dean, its how you get back up. Believe me mate, you're smashing it!

Lots of the rings, gladiator and kingdom of heaven.

Interstellar soundtrack MUST be in that top three Dean. It’s absolutely incredible

Fitzcarraldo, skyfall, rockers. Failure was in the mind. Rescuing your feet was a success! Thank you for taking us along your roller coaster Dean. What a journey! Until tomorrow, Atb, Tim

I discovered your excellent videos when having a nostalgic wallow recalling my own trip up the Pennine Way - it looks from the dates of your postings that you were a couple of weeks behind us. This particular video really chimed, as I too was trying to lay he ghost of previous PW disasters and failures. I left it a bit later than you as I’d failed over forty years previously. We made it! I don’t do You Tube pieces but I printed up my journals into a small memoir called ‘Losing The Monkey’ because, in part at least, it was about shaking the monkey of those previous failures off my back! And I’d have something for posterity to say “oh he did it, he wasn’t a complete klutz after all!” Looking forward to watching you complete the trail. ‘Full Charlie Boorman’ is a real thing, hopefully avoided!

Another great one Dean. You've got an Angel there.

Congratulations. You didn't fail. you made a tactical retreat and are now back on the attack. “Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose.” - Lyndon B. Johnson. Film Theme wise, can't fault your choices, but would add to mine:- Lawrence of Arabia, The Dambusters, The Battle of Britain and Out of Africa.

Upper Wensleydale is fantastic,camped at nearby Bainbridge Ings many times. I was chuffed to bits when you went beyond Thwaite (I need to explore Swaledale and visit the farm of The Yorkshire Shepherdess). Sometimes I need a motivational tune to get me through a particularly difficult part of a long walk and find that music certainly helps . The soundtrack from "Rob Roy" by Capercaillie (Celtic band),though mellow,fits the bill for me. I greatly admire your determination to "push on" and succeed alone,especially after the last time,because when you're 6 years older it would be much easier to "throw in the towel". It looked like 17 miles of pure bliss to me.

That's more like it Dean, we have a great story line, stunning scenery, a hero who cracks on regardless and now Lisa to bring some glamour to proceedings :) Perfect

Indiana Jones! Anytime I go anywhere new or exciting, I have this going through my head.

Impossible for me to pick a top 5 movie soundtracks, Ennio Morricone is a genius and i love everything from a fist full of dollars, a few dollars more, the good the bad and the ugly through to the mission. Then you have the Bond films, The Italian Job, Purple Rain, Quadrophenia, Bohemian Rhapsody, Trainspotting and the Godfather. Probably the one i listen to the most would be Pulp Fiction, closely followed by Snatch. Great subject to ponder on a walk!

Great video mate, congratulations on passing your 2013 exploits 😎💪🏻💪🏻 As for movie soundtracks, I’d definitely have gladiator and lord of the rings in my top 3 Thanks for sharing Atb Mark

Movie soundtracks: Children of Men. Master and Commander. Raging Bull. Enjoying the vids, Dean. Keep going!🤘

The first time I have ever made a comment on all the YT vids I have watched, Dean you are an inspirational guy and have helped me to make my mind up about tackling the PW challenge next year. Thanks buddy, it begins now.....

We need a Spotify playlist for the songs of the day. Inspiring stuff Dean and watching and following every day. Go go go! Best movie soundtrack: The Fountain by Clint Mansell

Watching for the 2nd time round your series, always a joy mate.....love everything about it. Thanks for sharing..

Had to call it a do at tann hill in 1996 took me till 2006 to have another successful attempt then n to s in 2008 . Brought back great memories👍 Great record of your pw.

Well done for passing your 2013 point. It's not a failing but a learning curve and 2019 is the year you put them to good use. Always a little further. 👍

You did not fail you lost the battle not the war great vid bren

Hi Dean come across Pennie way adventure today while avoiding work in the rain watch 8 days so far what the heck think I'll stay in the van and watch the rest did the Pennine Way in 1976 with my dad didn't complete it but came back I completed in 1979 find up my dad who is the Silver Surfer told him look it up on watch you bringing back great memories must say the path looked easier now

Lovely to share this stage in your journey with you. 17 miles is a long way over that terrain! Big achievement well done!

Another great video Dean. Watched this morning and I’ve been thinking about my top 3 soundtracks all day! No decisions yet. You also raise a really important point about mental ‘wellness’. Agreed that blokes don’t always feel able to talk about things that may be affecting them. Admirable that you talk about your experience. Pleased for you that you passed such an important milestone. ATB, Ian.

What a way to start the day, been waiting for this to come up. Loving the series

First of all thank you so much for the videos , me and my 8 year old son have been following your videos everyday for the last fourteen day’s as of tomorrow and we have our final stretch to bowes tomorrow from thwaite . It’s been my lifelong dream to do the whole pennine way with my dad but he passed away eighteen months ago , so I decided to take my son and do the south part , we would of loved to of camped it but under current rules we have stuck to day tripping it . South Pennines finished tomorrow but we will finish it all when campsites reopen . Big thx to my wife the support team tho for dropping and picking up etc and big thx to you Dean your videos helped us through the way 👍🏻✌🏻

Don't know about top 3 OST's, Just so many, but a song thats been used in lots of films is 'Ends of the Earth' by Lord Huron. Perfect song for a long trek like this. Lyrics: Oh, there's a river that winds on forever I'm gonna see where it leads Oh, there's a mountain that no man has mounted I'm gonna stand on the peakOut there's a land that time don't command Wanna be the first to arrive No time for ponderin' why I'm-a wanderin' Not while we're both still aliveTo the ends of the earth, would you follow me There's a world that was meant for our eyes to see To the ends of the earth, would you follow me If you will have a say my goodbyes to meOh, there's an island where all things are silent I'm gonna whistle a tune Oh, there's a desert that size can't be measured I'm gonna count all the dunesOut there's a a world that calls for me, girl Headin' out into the unknown Well if there are strangers, and all kinds of danger Please don't say I'm going aloneTo the ends of the earth, would you follow me There's a world that was meant for our eyes to see To the ends of the earth, would you follow me Well if you want, I will say my goodbyes to meI was a-ready to die for you, baby Doesn't mean I'm ready to stay What good is livin' a life you've been given If all you do is stand in one placeI'm on a river that winds on forever Follow 'til I get where I'm goin' Maybe I'm headin' to die but I'm still gonna try I guess I'm goin' alone

6 minutes in and I'm thinking 'this should be on tv'. I think i found you through Haze outdoors and the rest is history as they say, great videos Dean

Really admire your effort Dean. Been enjoying these vids.

Another great day Dean proper luxury

Our faces were a bit like that when we went to see Hardraw, underwhelmed 😂 especially as we’d been to Ingleton the day before!

Toy story 1 2 and 3.....Great watch Dean very envious

New ground now Dean. Keep going you’re doing great. We are loving the vids every day.

Excellent once again Dean we all have a milestone to achieve glad you got through one of yours.👍

Really love your videos. They are so inspiring and relaxing (well for me that is!!!)

Huge congratulations for passing the nemesis 👍🏻😁👍🏻.. loving your journey so far Dean and love the videos, Thankyou for sharing your journey with us x

Good going... and great scenes and filming again. Wonderful to watch. Congratulations on passing Thwaite!

Amazing walk. Well done Dean.

Very good pieces to camera giving an insight to the mental challenges of this adventure.

Really enjoying your journey. And can i say what a top bloke you are. Looking forward to tomorrow 👍🏻

Keep it up ...Great walk today ! Love the waterfalls,

Well done Dean - you're going really well. Been enjoying your progress whilst on holiday in the US !

Thanks Dean for another great video.

Well done Dean, an important milestone passed. Looking forward to tomorrows instalment

Fantastic video pal

Legendary, fantastic, awesome, incredible, superb achievement Dean 💪👍 as your well aware these challenges really mess with your head, so to see you in this frame of mind at this point of the journey is great to see, and really must spur you on to reach your goal. It’s made me think of a few challenges that I’d started and never finished, so I need to get them ticked off! The Welsh 3000s is defo going to the top of that list. Cheers buddy and look forward to the next 8 or so days 👍

Really enjoying the pennine way series..looks a great adventure....thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the memories of Swaledale. Such a beautiful area. Would love to return. Congrats on passing the 2013 marker.

More excellent viewing from an excess of fresh air around 6 minutes to reflections on the past. Success and failure are rarely black and white. None of us stands a chance when the natural world decides to be aggressive so stopping because of adverse weather or sheer exhaustion is probably the sensible thing to do even if you do beat yourself up afterwards. Seems to be an increasing interest in the relationship between mental health and the natural world. Glad you touched upon it. And the music from 'Cal' by Mark Knopfler and the theme from 'Texas' by Ry Cooder.

What a way to start the morning. Been waiting for this.

Excellent stuff.

Favorite soundtracks are: Godfather, Jaws and aliens. I remember on the 2013 walk that you had trouble with your feet. You are taking better care of yourself and allowing Lisa to help. Good luck the next few days as it is all downhill from here. Godspeed.

Well done for reaching your target mate - inspirational stuff

Well done Dean, glad to see you've cracked the "Thwaite barrier", hope you can enjoy todays stretch to Middleton, I found this to be my worst day three years ago doing PW. Mentally exhausting, then obviously that led to being shattered physically. Just a one off day, hope you have a good day. Keep up the good work

I still keep watching these Pennine way videos 3 times over at least, I like adagio in g minor film soundtrack for platoon film.

Great stuff Dean. Goodluck rest of way👍

master and commander, for a few dollars more - and now watch out... are you ready? "water" from eddy grant from the film "water" 😂 well done mate. great video, great inspiration! cheers from austria, helmut

Another great day for your venture. I am doing bits of the Pennine Way so will select the best bits from your trip like the look of this section!!!! Got to say Kinder is my favourite bit so far.......Keep the spirits up and good look on the second half!!!

Congrats on reaching Tan Hill. Cracking chippy in Middletown in Teesdale 👍

very pleasant for my ears Dean :) as I have my earplugs in :)

After your references to LOTR I'm joining Dean Read's Fan-club. :) Great day you had - congratulation on passing half-way point. Wish you similar day today.

Great video again mate...been waiting for this one..i enjoyed this stretch when I walked it in 20133..thanks! Keep it up!

Well done on your achievement and for addressing the mental attitude and approach necessary to achieve your goal. Sports psychology is all about conquering are innermost fears.....Soundtracks.... Vangelis, Blade Runner and Chariots of Fire. Mark Knopfler Cal.

Top man keep focusing and get to the finish line 👍

Love the video blogs Dean. Now I’ve no need to ever attempt the Penine Way now I’ve seen the blog! My wife and I own a coffee shop in Kelso, The Cream Chimneys, which is not too far from the end of the Penine Way, about 7 miles from Yetholm. If you get chance call in! (Were not there Tuesday or Wednesday!. Good luck. Wayne.

Well done just watched all days videos up until now great keep up the good work . Glad you got Sam's quote in , aliens lord of the rings , jungle book films . Keep on going 🛰️

Watched all the videos till now, 👏🏻👏🏻🙂

My top 3 sound tracks 1 last of the mochians 2 Top gun 3 dirty dancing 👍 As you can see my taste is very varied 😊 Keep smashing it Dean.

My dad used to love the soundtrack. "Treasure of Sierra madre" with Humphrey Bogart. Real old classic.

Glad you made it past the previous turn around point 👏 you do yourself an injustice as you successfully completed the Hadrians wall coast to coast if you remember 😉 That 1st leg remains my longest walk, a heel injury has put paid to long walks so now its a bike from now on. Onwards to the finish Dean.

Loving the adventure well done on getting half way ...fave film soundtrack ...spice world the spice girls ...kill me nooooooooow lol ATB Coops 🍻👍🏻

Top 3: - Lord of the Rings (don't really care which one, but I guess Fellowship of the Ring, because it introduces you to that iconic theme) - The Breakfast Club - Birds of Prey I'm not a huge music buff or anything, so these are just a few that have stuck with me, I'm not going to die on a hill defending them against other soundtracks. Jurassic Park should also get an honorable mention, I think. I picked Birds of Prey over Jurassic Park because I listen to the BoP soundtrack regularly, but in terms of iconicness (that's not a word), Jurassic Park wins. Anyway, really loving this series! I already wanted to walk the Pennine Way, but now I'm even more sure ☺️

Great video as always as for music to fit the walk Dances with wolves Chariots of fire and Time (Inception)

Morning Dean. Thanks for the videos. You have inspired many if my trail/fell running routes from watching your videos and nicking your routes. My movie albums (maybe not score but songs from the film's which make a great compilation) I'd recommend would be Jackie Brown, Collateral, and Drive. Scratch that. Any Rocky song lol. 😁😁😁

Doing well Dean!! What about "The Last of the Mohicans"

Keep going my friend.

Well done so far! On the movie soundtrack front... 1. Trainspotting 2. Human traffic 3. Arrival/inception or moon!

Full metal jacket, lost boys, the commitments

It's a shame we won't be getting anymore 2013 reflections. Made for an interesting comparison as you were going along. Maybe in 2025 you can use the 2019 experience? Your smashing it!

HiDean, further to my last comment, heard you’ll be near Kelso next Sunday, I’ll be in Castleton on a hike Sunday with Nick Prost!, My wife will be working though!!

When it comes to movie soundtracks, I can only ever think of one and it does come from the master, Hans Zimmer: Interstellar! Edit: Another I quite like is from The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, although it features multiple artists.

Gladiator soundtrack mate

Sounds like you're a Hans Zimmer fan Dean. Check out his scores for Dunkirk and Rush if you haven't already. Epic!

Interstellar has an amazing soundtrack!

Lord of the rings : the fellowship of the ring. Braveheart Legends of the fall

The Princess Bride by Mark Knopfler, Jane Eyre (2011) by Dario Marianelli, Memphis Belle (1990) by George Fenton

Kirkby, originally meant church I believe, or the Kirk part did. I’ve always pronounced Kirkby Steven with the second K, much to the consternation of the locals when I’ve been there, but then again I live in KirKby-in-Ashfield which has the second K. Best of luck Dean.

Weather is cooperating for the most part

Yo Dean, not thwarted in Thwaite, congrats ☺

PMSL 8:59 hows it go Dean lol Seriously again Keep up the good work your doing well pal your doing well :)

Nice digs my top 3 Movie tunes would be last of the mohican's braveheart and gladiator as they are my favourite movies of all time glad you have passed the point you stopped the last time I wouldn't say it was a failure more a test run 😂😂 atvb Jimmy 😎😎

Sorry, meant to congratulate you for passing the point you couldn't get beyond back in '13... My youngest daughter and her husband have been to see Hans Zimmer, I think it's three times now, maybe two, and they already have their tickets for the next one. She also loves to write music. Her husband bought her Cebalius (is that how it's spelt?) software for Xmas last year. What a lucky girl she is. As is her husband, a lucky boy. So nice to see couples still loving after many years of being together eh ❤ Wishing you the same for you and your lovely partner Lisa. Enjoy your walk today. It's cold now but apparently it's gonna warm up later. Laterz :)

I did Blencathra walk yesterday and traveling up north was thinking where are You on the track :)

Just watching you drop down into Thwaite; no spoiler as to whether you get Zt tan hill! Re pronunciation of place names, try to guess how the locals pronounce Grassington? Gerston

Great watchn your videos Dean, what about the Interstella theme 😊 1 of my favs

I thought the halfway point was Baldersdale just North of the A66/Stainmore Gap not Hawes. Wainwright [bless him] also agrees with me.

Close Encounters, Blade Runner, The Good the Bad and the Ugly

Congrats on passing your previous landmark buddy. Bye for now 👍

Good Christ don't get me going on the soundtrack route ! Frizzi, Simonetti,Bacalov,Nicolai and Cipriani. best scores for me are Italian thrillers and crime films. Crack on !

Just found your channel. Really enjoying this. ‘ Brough’ simply rhymes with ‘rough’ - so pronounced ‘Bruff’.

Not a huge soundtrack fan as such but definitely Blade Runner- Vangelis as favourite possibly followed by Blade Runner 2049-Hans Zimmer