Fantastic achievement guys well done. Thanks for sharing 👍
@trekkingwithtony20 сағат бұрын
Thanks mate, it is a hectic one but well worth it🥾😁⛰️
@tonypilki32 күн бұрын
Hi Tony, Ive just subscribed after seeing a couple of your fabulous videos. Love the amount of route information which goes with them too. Very helpful for my future hikes. I did do Grey Knotts with my wife about 2 months ago but we went up a grassy path which runs parallel and right of the fence you went up. Its meets the fence at the stile which you cross over to do the final push. We intended doing Brandreth and Green Gable too but the wind and rain got too much for my other half so we came back down the way you ascended. Looking forward to catching up with some of your other vids when I get chance. Cheers ATB
@trekkingwithtony2 күн бұрын
Hi Tony, Welcome aboard! I know the way you mentioned. Best to get down sometimes rather than push on. I’ve exited a couple early this year mainly due to high winds. The videos are in folders for each of the 7 Wainwright fells if you have a particular area in mind. I’m just getting ready to release day 3 of the Cumbria Way so if you fancy a look at 1 and 2 they are also in their own folder. Enjoy it out there and thanks for the support mate 🥾😁⛰️
@trekkingwithtony3 күн бұрын
On day 2 of our adventure we work our way from Coniston to the Langdale Valley. This section was a lot of fun with some amazing natural features along the way. I hope you enjoy it!!
@Dunworkin3 күн бұрын
Great walk and informative video, as usual. The next part of the Cumbria way is best. The Langstrath Valley is stunningly beautiful. Enjoy!
@trekkingwithtony3 күн бұрын
You are right, it is a fantastic part. I was looking forward to it as I have walked a lot of the parts of the Cumbria Way on that section but not in one go so was looking forward to piecing it all together. I'm looking forward to showing it to you on Sunday! Enjoy it out there mate 😀⛰
@nicwp73203 күн бұрын
I think this section is one of the best, love the woods and the glades. Britannia doe Lovely food and it a welcome break. on the last part after the Base Brown campsite I took the right over the little bridge then left as the path is much better than the official route and take you to New Dungeon Gill
@trekkingwithtony3 күн бұрын
Nice one Nic, I’ve still to eat at the Britannia but hope too soon. Still plenty of like to show over there. I know which turn off you mean. Makes more sense as a route. I’ll look forward to showing day 3 on Sunday. Enjoy it out there mate ⛰️😁🥾
@nicwp73203 күн бұрын
I attempted the Cumbria way in 2022 camping along the ay but it was very hot 27c and I only made it to day 4 before heatstroke hit me and I had to abandon it. tried again Sept 2023 but YHA and B&B it and although it was in the 20's it was easier without the weight and I completed it. I loved the walk and cant wait to do it all again the best way to do the walk is with the Cicerone guide book as it gives exact details of where each gate and stile is
@trekkingwithtony3 күн бұрын
Hi Nic, It was hitting 27 the week before I went and I think I’d rather take the clouds and showers 😅. Glad you got around it, nice one 👍. Great tip on the book 📕. Day 1 in particular is poorly signed. Thanks for your support mate ⛰️😁🥾
@louisesmith38603 күн бұрын
Now I prefer this walk Coniston to langdales this I will do. Again cracking video thank-you xx
@trekkingwithtony3 күн бұрын
Hi Louise, It really is a great leg of the walk with plenty of interest. I hope you get to do it soon😁. Thanks for your support ⛰️☀️🥾
@TonysTrails3 күн бұрын
Good to see you had a better day today. I’m considering doing it next Easter, but I’ll start in Coniston.
@trekkingwithtony3 күн бұрын
Hi Tony, Thanks mate, it was a beautiful day☀. Coniston is a great start point for sure. I wanted to do the whole route just so that I'd completed it but going again I'd definitely start in Coniston. I'll look forward to seeing your thoughts on it. Enjoy it out there mate⛰😃🥾
@DAoutdoors4 күн бұрын
Hi Tony, Hi Allison. Loved watching that, again it brings back so many memories. Wow, there was some water coming down over Skelwith Force. Although day 2 is a shorter day it didn’t seem it to me. The view of Harrison Stickle and Pavey are ahead as you walk down Great Langdale has to be one of the best in the Lakes. As you know we stayed in Great Langdale campsite but we did go to the ODG that night for 3 or 4 pints. 😃🥾⛰🏕️🍻
@trekkingwithtony4 күн бұрын
Hi Dave, Yes, definitely more home territory to me than day 1. Also great to get the weather after a wet day 1. Loved walking into the valley with Harrison and Pavey dead ahead although it did seem a long couple of miles from the wainwright pub. We may have started celebrating too early 😂 🍻 ⛰️😁🥾
@DAoutdoors4 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtony We had a big fat burger and a couple of beers in the Wainwright pub so that fuelled us for the last couple of miles. 🤣
@atrampinthehills.8414 күн бұрын
wonderful...so beautiful around Tarn hows.
@trekkingwithtony4 күн бұрын
Thanks mate, it’s a beautiful spot ⛰️😁🥾
@aljones47195 күн бұрын
PYG track NOT Pyg track please.
@trekkingwithtony5 күн бұрын
Nice one, thanks Al🥾😁⛰️
@Smokey80805 күн бұрын
Brilliant video Tony!
@trekkingwithtony5 күн бұрын
@@Smokey8080 thanks mate, a cheeky little one there ⛰️😁🥾
@jamesnichols26197 күн бұрын
Nice to see alison playing a more active part, you usually see her in the distance or the back of her head, she seems very shy. Find your vids very relaxing, one half of my comedy heroes was born in ulverston, been a few times. Stan Laurel. Congrats on the landmark
@trekkingwithtony7 күн бұрын
Hi James, Yes, she’s getting more use to it now 😁. Thanks mate, I’m glad you enjoy them. Indeed, Stan is an Ulverston legend. A great comedy duo 🎭. I didn’t see it but there is a pub named after him there. Thanks for your support mate 🥾😁⛰️
@jamesnichols26197 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtony there's a museum there too dedicated to laurel and hardy
@glynsmith95208 күн бұрын
Just starting my Wainwrights journey so these routes are incredibly helpful for inspiration. Cheers Tony, keep up the good work
@trekkingwithtony8 күн бұрын
Thanks Glyn, I’m glad you are finding them useful. Good luck with your Wainwright bagging. Let me know how you are getting on. All the best out there mate 🥾😁⛰️
@andrewchinn18018 күн бұрын
What a stunning area of the lakes 1 of my favourite views overlooking buttermere from haystacks ❤
@trekkingwithtony8 күн бұрын
It is a fantastic area and still quite untouched by the crowds. Enjoy it out there mate ⛰️😁🥾
@trekkingwithtony8 күн бұрын
Thanks for clicking on to my video. This is an iconic walk in The Lake District National Park and Cumbria. The whole work is covered in 5 videos and I'm looking forward to showing you how it was for us. So put the big telly on, grab a drink and let's get on The Cumbria Way!
@carolfitton20079 күн бұрын
Brilliant video Tony, glad your channels growing you deserve it with all the hard work you put in them. 👍
@trekkingwithtony9 күн бұрын
Thanks Carol, I love showing these places to you and I can only do it with your support ⛰️😁🥾
@louisesmith38609 күн бұрын
Always wanted to do but haven't yet. Think I will do in stages however as I take my dog's going from Ulverston to Coniston the farm's would be battle ground 😂. May start at Coniston as the first part seems little boring. Looking forward to next video thank-you again xc
@trekkingwithtony9 күн бұрын
Hi Louise, Yes, the first half of day 1 is farms but good to put them behind you when entering the National Park😁. Day 2 was much better for us and everything is clearer once in The Lake District. Also it is easier to get from Langdale Valley to Coniston if you needed to get back to your car. I hope you get to do it soon ⛰️😁🥾
@louisesmith38609 күн бұрын
Congrats to you both on 1k subs hopefully many more forgot to mention earlier.
@nickcrotty575410 күн бұрын
Great video again mate, wildlife don't forget the frog. Cumbria Way is definitely on the to do list
@trekkingwithtony10 күн бұрын
Thanks Nick, yes the frog is Allison’s favourite 😂. It is a great walk, I hope you get to do it soon mate. Looking forward to showing you day 2 ⛰️😁🥾
@AdieJ6210 күн бұрын
Thanks for an entertaining start to the Cumbria Way...warts n all....and part one of "Allison's Musings"! 😁 Looking forward to see what day 2 brings us! 👍
@trekkingwithtony10 күн бұрын
Thanks Adie, it was a sticky start and a wet finish 😂. Thankfully, day 2 is a dry one in the national park. Just editing it now. Thanks for your support mate ⛰️😁🥾
@TonysTrails11 күн бұрын
Hi Tony. I had the CW planned for last year, but cancelled it due to the rubbish weather forecast. Having watched a few videos I’m glad I did. It’s obvious the farmers north of Ulverston don’t want walkers around. Shame they don’t appreciate that the rights of way were there a long time before they were! That “bull” sign on the gate has appeared on a few videos. Can you recall where it is? It is an offence to display such a sign when there isn’t actually a bull in the field and the sign can be forcibly removed. Hope you enjoy/ed your trip.
@trekkingwithtony10 күн бұрын
Hi Tony, yes, in bad weather it wouldn't be great, mainly due to wet boots and the chance of blisters etc. I got some rubbing due to wet socks as it hammered down on the last 3 miles. Thankfully I knew day 2 was full sun so I look forward to showing you that. The bull sign is a mile before Kendall Ground. I've never seen a bull on anyone's video and to be honest, at that point there is no choice but to carry on anyway 🤣. Shortly after that is the national park and all plain sailing from there thankfully. I hope you get to do it soon mate⛰😃🥾
@grimlightwildoutdoors11 күн бұрын
Great video mate, it looks like more and more trails are falling into disrepair or farmers hide the trails as dont want people on them sad to see 😢
@TonysTrails11 күн бұрын
The farmers make it difficult to navigate over their farms, but then get irate and threatening when walkers go off route. Serves them right! They have a legal obligation to maintain footpaths over the farmland. I refuse to use the term “their land”…
@trekkingwithtony10 күн бұрын
Thanks mate😃. I was surprised at how little wear the path had and the poor signposting pre-national park. It would be in the farmer's interest to clearly signpost as it isn't going to stop anyone who has arranged a multiday hike. `The good news is that once in the national park it is much clearer. Enjoy it out there mate⛰😃🥾
@DAoutdoors11 күн бұрын
Hi Tony, Hi Allison. Firstly, congratulations on the £1K subs. Fully deserved. Secondly, Absolutely brilliant. That’s brought back so many amazing memories. We went wrong in a couple of the same places you did. I found the first day OK to navigate, but like you guys I had the route downloaded to n OS maps. If you’re purely relying on way markers then you’d possible struggle through some of the fields. We found it brilliant going through all the points of interest that you have seen on many others videos but seeing it for self is brilliant. Lastly mate, thank you so much for the shoutout and sharing my channel. It’s very kind of you. All the best guys 😃🥾⛰
@trekkingwithtony11 күн бұрын
Thanks mate, it was a great walk in all although I was feeling it towards the end 😂. We had biblical rain for the last 3 miles hence the river in Coniston was in full flow. My pleasure mate, thanks for the advice. I didn’t take sticks and didn’t need them so all good. Looking forward to the next adventure ⛰️😁🥾
@DAoutdoors11 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtony Must be something about Coniston. The only rain we had was when it bounced down when we were putting our tent up in the camp site. 🤣
@Smokey808011 күн бұрын
Brilliant Tony! Great vid 👌
@trekkingwithtony11 күн бұрын
Thanks mate, really appreciate the comment. Enjoy it out there ⛰️😁🥾
@GaryMorris22211 күн бұрын
Great video buddy thanks for sharing I'm up the fells next Saturday taking my mate up first time so doing catbells stone arfer and rydal caves brack him in gentle 😀 👍
@trekkingwithtony11 күн бұрын
Nice one Gary, great walks to get your mate into it. Brilliant work introducing them to it. Handy for the Badger Bar that Rydal Cave trip 🍻. I hope you get great weather mate ⛰️☀️🥾
@GaryMorris22211 күн бұрын
@trekkingwithtony thanks buddy fingers crossed weather good iv eaten at the badger bar amazing food and we stayed till 11 o'clock to c the badgers as well 🤣🤣🤣👍
@scouse666912 күн бұрын
Great Video Tony going to do that one keep them coming 👍
@trekkingwithtony12 күн бұрын
Thanks Ste, it's a great walk up there. Enjoy it out there mate ⛰😀
@hikingmatt411313 күн бұрын
Thanks Tony for a great video. This was a walk I was intending to do last week but never got round to it. Certainly one to tick off lots of Wainwrights in a shortish distance! Matt
@trekkingwithtony13 күн бұрын
It’s a good one Matt, I hope you get to do it soon. It’s a long one but worth it to rock the Wainwrights off. Enjoy it out there mate ⛰️😁🥾
@hikingmatt411313 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtony thanks mate. Hopefully back up there in October time 🥾⛰️
@carolfitton200717 күн бұрын
Lovely walk Tony 👍
@trekkingwithtony17 күн бұрын
Thanks Carol, I hope you get to do it soon 🥾😁⛰️
@AdieJ6217 күн бұрын
Good video again Tony and Allison! I did the Tongue at the end of April as a stand-alone walk and climbed it from the back, coming down the steep nose. Made it more fun for me, although I found the return down the valley a bit of a trudge, tbh. Truss Lane though, was indeed pretty clear. I'll take in Sallows and Sour Howes on a route I've planned, from Kirkstone Pass Inn via Stony Cove Pike, Ill Bell and Yoke down to Troutbeck. Allison, I, for one, would love to hear your thoughts on some of the walks you two do, especially the steeper of the ups and downs. You are, afterall, the unsung heroine of the videos! Keep up the great content!! 👍😁
@trekkingwithtony17 күн бұрын
Thanks Adie, it’s a tricky one to get in with other mountains as there are routes to take in the surrounding fells but you need to head down and do the Tongue on its own. Sounds a great run around that you have planned 😁. Believe me, I’ve tried to get Allison on mic 🎤. Some progress so hopefully she will be happy to share her thoughts soon😀. Thanks for the support mate ⛰️😁🥾
@louisesmith386017 күн бұрын
Good video I did Troutbeck tounge but came down from Kentmere horseshoe I parked at church in Troutbeck. But not dome the route you have done though. Thanks again xx
@trekkingwithtony17 күн бұрын
Hi Louise, That’s a great add in from the Kentmere Horseshoe. A lot of people have trouble getting this one done as they are walking the ridges around it. Great view down the valley. Enjoy it out there ⛰️😁🥾
@DAoutdoors17 күн бұрын
Hi Tony Hi Allison. Brilliant walk mate. Troutbeck Tongue is the pain in the back side one I have left in that are. Wansfell....check, Sour Howes and Sallows....check. I think it will be a winter one for me or maybe a summit camp. Whats the ground like on the top, is it relatively dry or is it quite soft? All the best mate, hope you get the weather for this week on the CW Dave
@trekkingwithtony17 күн бұрын
@@DAoutdoors Hi Dave, thanks mate, yes, I did that walk around it last summer which felt quite a slog in the heat 🥵. It’s a great one to pop up in winter when the cloud base is lower. The bottom 50 yards was boggy but once on the path it is dry, and dry on top. It can also be accessed from the other side where the ‘ancient kern’ is according to the wainwright book. Thanks mate, just about to get off the train. Enjoy it out there ⛰️😁🥾
@ashleyjarnold18 күн бұрын
Loved this video, Tony, and you asked for feedback from anyone who has done the route - we did a similar route a year ago with Alan Metalman. You took a shorter route off Sallows: we left the Garburn Road about 100 yards earlier than you and fought our way through the ferns; we went round the back of Troutbeck Tongue, you went up and down from the front. We went back the same way though you kept taking paths off the road - Alan and I bombed down the road whilst Andrea stayed at the Queen's Inn!! It was a long walk in total but very enjoyable. We hardly met anyone all day except a few fell runners. Your commentary throughout was brilliant - I wish I had watched your video before we did our hike!! Regards, Ashley p/s I see you've passed 1000 subs - well done!!
@trekkingwithtony17 күн бұрын
Hi Ashley, Thanks mate, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Good to know you have done this one, and with Alan too😃. I've been over the boggy bits previously and it is a right mess down there 🤣. I am really pleased to be passed the 1000, I'm really glad people are getting on board and supporting the channel, including yourself of course😃. All the best out there mate⛰🥾👍
@jamesnichols261918 күн бұрын
I know you post a video every Sunday but I'm interested to know the timescales to put a video out. Is it planned well in advance or off the cuff. Is it a full day job Inc travelling ? From filming to editing how long does it take. I don't think the likes of myself who enjoys your videos realise all the effort that goes into it.
@trekkingwithtony18 күн бұрын
@@jamesnichols2619 Hi James, Good question mate. I plan the route, do my research so I can get as much information as I can. The filming is a day and the editing takes 8-10 hours as I generally film 90 mins plus drone footage and edit it down to make it as good as I can for you. I’m glad you appreciate the effort and that’s why it really matters that you like and comment as it helps the channel grow. Without the audience commenting and liking KZfaq don’t push it out and the channel goes away so it really is a 2 way process, especially for me as a small channel. Thanks for your support James, much appreciated 🥾😁⛰️
@NurseBarbaraP18 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtonyI really appreciate everything you put into this channel. I hope that it gets discovered by more viewers. You are producing great content.😊
@trekkingwithtony18 күн бұрын
@@NurseBarbaraP thanks Barbara, your continued support is much appreciated 😁🥾⛰️
@hikingmatt411318 күн бұрын
Great video Tony. I did Troutbeck Tongue last Tuesday. Some amazing views onto Lake Windermere from there. I’ll get round to doing Sour Howes and Sallows soon. Matt
@trekkingwithtony18 күн бұрын
@@hikingmatt4113 Thanks Matt, it really is a surprise for such a short fell and Wainwright was right with what he says. If you want to do Sour Howes and Sallows you can just carry on down Garburn Road the second time I meet it. Enjoy it out there mate ⛰️😁🥾
@hikingmatt411318 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtony cheers mate. Hoping to do Low Fell/Fellbarrow tomorrow and also maybe Rannerdale Knotts or Walla Crag to finish the week😊
@trekkingwithtony18 күн бұрын
@@hikingmatt4113 nice one, I need to get over to Rannerdale soon. The Cumbria Way for me this week 🥾
@nickcrotty575418 күн бұрын
Did these last year and added on Baystones and Wansfell Pike, it took ages and my legs have still not forgiven me 👍, keep the videos coming, best channel on KZfaq
@trekkingwithtony18 күн бұрын
@@nickcrotty5754 Thanks a big round Nick. I did the same last summer and at was hectic. Will do mate, thanks for your support 🥾😁⛰️
@23bramble22 күн бұрын
How many hours up and down ?
@trekkingwithtony22 күн бұрын
Hi mate, 4 hrs 42mins at average speed. There is a map in the description which you can download if you would like to track it on your phone. I hope you get a good day for it ⛰️😁🥾
@23bramble22 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtony cheers T 🍻
@23bramble18 күн бұрын
@trekkingwithtony done it yesterday ( Sat) we managed a beautiful day 😎
@trekkingwithtony18 күн бұрын
@@23bramble excellent mate, glad you had a good day for it 😁🏴⛰️
@AdieJ6223 күн бұрын
Another crackin video Tony. Congrats on reaching 1k subs! Well earned! Great looking route. One for the list. Looking forward to your Fairfield video!
@trekkingwithtony23 күн бұрын
Thanks mate, I’m really pleased that you are enjoying the content 😁. I hope to get there this week. Just, unusually, waiting for a day when it isn’t boiling 🥵 😂. Thanks for your support 🥾😃⛰️
@AdieJ6223 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtony I'll be interested to hear your thoughts on the High Pike to High Brock Crags scramble/bog/scramble section, having done it myself 2 weeks ago. 🤔👍
@GaryMorris22224 күн бұрын
Hi buddy great video Thanks for sharing can I ask what radio do you have iv just done the glenridding round 7 wainwrights amazing day 😀
@trekkingwithtony24 күн бұрын
@@GaryMorris222 thanks Gary. I’m using this as I needed a pair (they also sync so you can have a private channel). amzn.eu/d/05S3kWGH That’s a great walk mate, enjoy it out there ⛰️😁🥾
@GaryMorris22224 күн бұрын
@trekkingwithtony thanks buddy the hike was Saturday just gone 9hrs stayed at the campsite in bother in pub 😀 iv got the bagging book walks 47 so doing them biggest first 😀 👍
@GaryMorris22224 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtony iv got them radio did not no you can yous them for hiking iv got 4 of them
@trekkingwithtony24 күн бұрын
@@GaryMorris222 Its a good idea to get the big ones done in the summer. I use the Wainwrights in 36 walks as a base and cut them in half for shorter circulars. I'm looking forward to finishing off some of the out of the way ones over the summer⛰
@GaryMorris22224 күн бұрын
@trekkingwithtony that's great buddy keep up the great work 👍 may c you out and about in the fells all the walks iv done are on KZfaq I'm doing them for memories for the grandchildren
@WildBorkysadventures24 күн бұрын
This was my 1st ever mountain😁, loved it, done it and camped 3 times, guna be doing it again but with the kids next time😁 great video👍👍
@trekkingwithtony24 күн бұрын
Mine too mate, it always seems quite special to me. I hope the kids enjoy exploring the mines and Low Tarn. Enjoy it out there ⛰️😁🥾
@DAoutdoors24 күн бұрын
HI Tony, brilliant route, loving the route up the valley for the first part. I like a nice valley walk. I usually plan my routes to finish with one. When do you start the CW?
@trekkingwithtony24 күн бұрын
@@DAoutdoors Hi Dave, Thanks mate, I’m usually keen to get some height but this really is a brilliant walk with the fell ahead. I start on Monday so gaping for the weather that you got. Shouldn’t be as hot as this week so fingers crossed 🤞🏻. Enjoy it out there mate⛰️😁🥾
@DAoutdoors24 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtony Nice one mate, all the best, fingers crossed for some nice perfect walking weather. Make sure you stock at the Flock Inn in Rosthwaite and sample a homemade lamb pastie, and a bowl of homemade ice-cream. 😋
@trekkingwithtony24 күн бұрын
@@DAoutdoors Will do mate, I've also booked that glamping tent at the pub you stayed at on day 4 🎪
@DAoutdoors24 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtony Haha, nice one mate. Looked really nice that. 👍
@louisesmith386024 күн бұрын
I did that walk I started near patterdale hotel but our Alfie patterdale wouldn't pass the cow's 😂. So plan B took the valley floor long walk but stunning and came back the way you did .Another classic video thank-you again xx
@trekkingwithtony24 күн бұрын
Hi Louise, ah well, I’m not much of a cow fan either 🐄 🤣. I was surprised how fantastic the views were from the valley floor. I’m glad you got to do it. Thanks for your continued support 🥾😁⛰️
@louisesmith386024 күн бұрын
@trekkingwithtony I didn't know about the brother's parting stone though I probably had my butties near it and didn't realise 😅
@trekkingwithtony24 күн бұрын
@@louisesmith3860 Glad I could make you aware of it, it is tucked away off the path. If you get to do this walk kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b5aBl9uA3rrPfZc.html you end up at the tarn and it is right next to it😃
@davey.59dave25 күн бұрын
New subscriber,Good watch that tony, Also didn't know about the parting stone, so thanks for the info on that, waiting for my Lakes 100.map delivery so will look into that a bit more. well earned that pint 👍
@trekkingwithtony25 күн бұрын
Thanks Dave and welcome aboard mate👍. I’ve put the walks in folders for the various fells so if you have a look in there you will find walks around where you will be. Enjoy it out there ⛰️😁🥾
@davey.59dave25 күн бұрын
That's great thanks mate👍
@TonysTrails25 күн бұрын
Great route Tony. What's the secret to getting to 1k subs? I've been slogging away for nearly two years now and still only on 360. Thinking about packing it in...
@trekkingwithtony25 күн бұрын
Thanks Tony, I really enjoyed it😁. I really like your stuff so hope you keep going mate. For me I really want to show the route and anything on it and the drone was really helpful at doing that so if definitely recommend that
@TonysTrails25 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtony Yeah, I know I suffer from not having drone footage, but Charlie is terrified by them. I’ll see if our upcoming trips to Wales & Scotland generate a bit more interest… Congrats on the 1k 👍
@AdieJ6223 күн бұрын
@@TonysTrails Please don't pack it in Tony. I, for one, really enjoy your content. The first 1k are the hardest, so keep it up!
@TonysTrails23 күн бұрын
@@AdieJ62 Thanks Adie. Glad you enjoy my stuff. I’ll keep plugging away for now. See how I feel at the end of the year…
@user-dj6gd7jn6f22 күн бұрын
@@TonysTrails Totally agree…don’t stop! Your videos are great.
@davethompson243025 күн бұрын
BIRKS BOOK ONE😂😂
@trekkingwithtony25 күн бұрын
Hey Dave, yea, and it was in my pocket as well 😂. Sometimes I my brain goes off the page ⛰️😁🥾
@trekkingwithtony25 күн бұрын
This is a great walk to bag St.Sunday Crag. It avoids the bustle of nearby Helvellyn and has some fantastic features and views. I hope you enjoy it!
@marksmith434525 күн бұрын
Great video again Tony, hope you get the extra subscriber soon to make it to 1000
@trekkingwithtony25 күн бұрын
Hi Mark, glad you enjoyed it😃. Yes mate, I'm really hoping it will be today. Thanks for the continued support ⛰😃🥾
@user-xu1ib4ry8d25 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing another great video. I wasn’t aware of the brother’s parting stone. Interesting to read that his brother died just 4 years after their parting. Must try and visit this myself.🥾🗻
@trekkingwithtony25 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching, yes a great shame but sea travel was a dangerous business in those days 🥾⛰️😁
@jamesnichols261929 күн бұрын
Love these tony, so relaxing, only complaint is why is alison so shy? Get her on camera
@trekkingwithtony29 күн бұрын
Hi James, I’m glad you are enjoying them😁. Allison didn’t want to be on camera at all initially, work in progress mate. We are doing the Cumbrian way soon over 5 days so I’m hoping she gets on mic there 🎤 . Thanks for your support ⛰️😁🥾
@jamesnichols261929 күн бұрын
@@trekkingwithtonystarting from the North or Ulverston? The home of Stan laurel, one of my heroes, good luck
@trekkingwithtony29 күн бұрын
@@jamesnichols2619 Starting from Ulverston. Yes he is, I’m tempted to take my bowler hat 😂
@kevsoutdooradventuresАй бұрын
Another great video, Tony, as usual. I did catbells a few months ago walking from Keswick town centre. Can you tell me where you can the bus from and what's it's called, as I'm hoping to do it again with the in-laws so want to make the walk shorter. Thanks.
@trekkingwithtonyАй бұрын
Hi Kev, glad you got to do it 😁. The bus is the number 78 from Booths supermarket. They are every hour, or you can get the boat to the jetty, again, every hour. Enjoy it out there mate 🥾😁⛰️
@chrismolson1821Ай бұрын
1st time watching your content and I absolutely loved it. My only Wainwright so far I walked it about 18 months ago prior to a cancer diagnosis and have been recuperating since with an aim to get back out there very soon. I walked it from the independent hostel on the far side of Dewent water, round the top end via Lodore hotel , my ascent started roughly at the lay-by where the ice cream van is in your video and then I basically followed your rout to the top and most of the way down until the signpost by the Wall . I went right there and back round the top end of the lake again. I loved every minute of my walk and this just made me recall 90% of it vividly Thanks so much.
@trekkingwithtonyАй бұрын
Hi Chris, I’m glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking time out to let me know. Sorry to hear about your diagnosis and I hope the recovery is going well. I know the route you took and I’m happy I could bring to back to you 😁. Loughrigg is one I’m sure you’d love when you are ready to do another. I’ve also got some nice lower level ones here kzfaq.info/sun/PLybjgrNUqatVcb4GRA1DjLCHYmwyjV2Tu&si=t32HHZHpIZlGG6AK All the best mate ⛰️😁🥾
@louisesmith3860Ай бұрын
I love the catbells stunning thank-you xx
@trekkingwithtonyАй бұрын
Thanks Louise, I’m glad you enjoyed it, it is a lovely walk. Thanks for your continued support ⛰️😁🥾