It is a real honeypot. But we went mid week and set off early. So much better without the crowds, especially at the stepping stones. 🙂

Thanks very much. 👍

Hello Ashleigh. We are glad that our film helped you out this morning - that’s really good to hear. Take care.

We loved walking along this river. Thanks again for your kind comment Adele, we really appreciate it.

@@thenextadventure8079 Good morning, we really do enjoy your adventures and we are slowly working our way through your previous walks, some of which are simply beautiful. Thank you so much. Adele X

One of our favourite riverside walks. Avoid Dovedale on a sunny weekend, sometimes there’s a queue for the stepping stones. We went 8.30am mid week just a few people about.

Thanks for the encouragement, we appreciate it. We have a few walks lined up and a few waiting to be edited , hope you’ll enjoy them .

It’s definitely a place to visit, we would recommend it. It does get very very busy - there is a large car park but we would recommend getting there early in the morning to avoid the crowds. There can even be queues to cross the stepping stones which are near the start of the walk (video) ! We hope you get to enjoy this place as much as we did. Thanks again for your comment.

Hi there. It was really lovely to walk through that particular area of the Peak District and include the stepping stones on the River Wye. So pleased you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for the comment and the thumbs up!

Hello. We often keep our videos fairly quiet as we like to use as much ambient sound as possible. Really appreciate your comment and are pleased you enjoyed it thank you.

Thank you for your comment.

We agree, it is a beautiful garden. Thank you for your comment 👍

Thanks so much, we really appreciate it. Pleased you enjoyed it.

Pleased you liked it. Thank you for your comment.

Thank you

You’re right there is a huge amount of work involved in looking after this garden. Apparently there are volunteers who are invited to help out - a great way to gain valuable gardening experience. The topiary is amazing and looks great all year round. Thanks for your comment.

A little bit of an unusual video for us but as it involved a lot of walking we thought we’d film it. It’s a very popular garden to visit and proving to be a popular video too! Thanks for joining us again.

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Thanks very much for your comment about our video. Pleased you liked the flowers in this garden.

We are so lucky to live within a short car journey to this garden and can spend a day here enjoying it. Thanks for your lovely comment.

@@thenextadventure8079 i got a good view of this beautiful garden, thanks to you🙏👋👋🌹🌿

Thanks so much for your comment, it’s always great to hear that people are watching and enjoying our videos - we really do appreciate it. Good to know that you will be following along. 👍

Thanks so much for your comment. You’re right Tulips are truly impressive. We were so pleased to visit this garden and capture the wonderful displays.

It is very beautiful. Thank you for your comment. 🙂

Very true. Thank you for commenting.

Thank you.

Thank you for your comment. So pleased it has brought back some happy memories for you. We loved following the river during this walk.

Thank you for your support. Hopefully you’ll go on to enjoy our other videos. We use a Go Pro Hero 10 black action camera with an external mic which is a Sennheiser MKE 200. We use the external mic as we’ve found it is an improvement to the mic in the Go Pro for capturing ambient sounds.

Hi, thanks very much for your comment we are always really pleased to know that people enjoy our videos. Also, thanks for subscribing and following along 👍

Thank you for your comment.

Thank you very much. It is a beautiful area to walk in.

Thanks again for your comment. Pleased you enjoyed it.

Hi Jim, we thought we would add a walk around a garden to the mix from time to time. The tulips were impressive, sorry to hear you can’t get them to grow in New Zealand. Thanks for following along.

Thanks again Colin for your comment. Glad you enjoyed it.

We used the Lanthwaite Wood National Trust car park. Hope this helps and that you get to do this walk.

@@thenextadventure8079 Ok thanks for your reply, Il search for the car park on Google maps. Yes my partner and I would really love to get our hiking shoes on to do the walk.

Hello, thank you for your comment, we appreciate it. We are old fashioned paper map users so yes we would say it’s easy to follow without GPX. Our starting point was at Topley Pike lay-by on the A6. It’s about 3 miles west out of Buxton. It’s free. We then went through a low stone wall and walked down hill on a grassy path to the river and small foot bridge (just beyond the Monsal Trail) which you see at the start of the video. We walked all the way to Millers Dale, to the former Millers Dale station and returned via the Monsal Trail. Millers Dale might be a useful alternative start point as it has a cafe and toilets. It’s a lovely walk but when the river is high after lots of rain the stepping stones will be harder to do, or even possibly impossible. Keep an eye out for warnings about that. A useful website is peakdistrict.org (select Monsal Trail for details of this particular area). Hope this helps, Selina and Tim

@@thenextadventure8079 Thank you.

It’s a wonderful town to visit, we would highly recommend it. The beach huts are lovely to look at but very expensive - can you believe one was up for sale in 2022 for £150,000. We think they may well fetch more than that now! Thanks again for your comment, Selina & Tim

It’s certainly a nice place to visit. Might be a bit flat for you though 🙂. Thankfully the weather here in the east is a little less wet but we’ve been looking at the forecast for the north west and it’s still looks ‘changeable’ (wet). Fingers crossed for better weather to come. Thanks for your comment, Selina & Tim

Hi, we were staying in Malham so didn’t have to worry about parking but there is a car park right on the edge of the village at the National Park Visitors Centre - postcode BD23 4DA. It gets really busy in Malham and sometimes a big field is opened up for parking too, just before you reach the village. Our walk which included the scramble up Gordale Scar was about 4 miles and we looped straight back to the village but you could extend it to take in Malham Cove. We included Malham Cove and Malham Tarn in another walk on another video. Well worth visiting all of these places. 👍

Thank you very much.

Thank you Yasmin - the lighthouse is such an amazing building we were pleased to be able to use the drone over the town to add to the video. It is a special place - thank goodness we have finally had a bit of reasonable weather, albeit a bit windy ! 😃

From the groins near the pier, past the huts on the beach, to the harbour the amount of sand never seems to change. The town however has changed alot since I was a lad.lots of the houses are now second homes, bought by wealthy Londoners as weekend retreats. Local people have been priced out,even the beach huts on the prom change hands for around £150000.The independent shops have gone, replaced by chain coffee shops, expensive delis, and designer clothes shops. Thanks for following along Jim 👍

…don’t forget the fish and chips on the way home. I remember crabbing in Walberswick as a boy in the summer holidays

@@thenextadventure8079 Special memories

Thank you Simon and Elaine. It’s a walk that is fairly local and one we’ve been waiting to film in nice weather ahead of the summer season. It’s also good to prepare the legs for hills and steeper walks elsewhere in the country! Pleased you enjoyed your stay in Norfolk, we hope to film a few more local walks for the channel as long as we have a bit of sunshine. Thanks again, Selina and Tim

Thanks very much - this is one of our favourite local(ish) walks and so pleased we could film it in dry weather! Today we were down on the Suffolk coast filming around Southwold which was really breezy but made for some impressive waves. And the sun came out again which was a real bonus. ☀️

Thank you, it’s great to get lovely feedback like this. We always hope that people will feel like they can sit back and relax while watching our videos. So glad you enjoyed our local scenery and delighted you feel like you are travelling along with us. 😀.

Ascending Norwich Cathedral…now there’s an idea that could go viral, especially if it ended in disaster as it most certainly would 😂 The idea got me thinking, is the Cathedral spire the highest point in Norfolk ? It must be close.The spire is 96m, add 7m for the height above sea level, total 103m. Just shy of Beacon Hill at 105m.

Thank you very much. We use a GoPro Hero 10 Black with an external mic which is a Sennheiser MKE 200.

We thought this would be in your county top series. Hope it gave you a few ideas. We’ve also done a walk from Felbrigg Hall to Beacon Hill, not edited it yet…so a few more ideas on there way…..cheers 👍

Thanks @yasminshikingmission. This waterfall is alongside a pathway that is very flat walking between Elterwater and Skelwith Bridge. We generally just go for a look at the waterfall as part of a circular walk - we filmed that with some daring (overwater) drone footage of the waterfall in our very first video on the channel. It had proved to be quite a popular video but then it’s a popular walk. Not many people sneak down to look at the water as closely as us, from the other side of the official platform but we can recommend it in less slippery conditions. 😄

Thank you very much for your comment. Pleased you enjoyed our video.