Wow Andy that coastline is absolutely stunning! I love the vivid colours of the sea and those dramatic cliffs! It reminds me a lot of Ireland 🇮🇪

Beautiful rugged coastline. My friend started section hiking the entire SW Coast Path 15 years ago but I have lost contact with him so I don't know if he ever finished it. Is that something you fancy doing Andy? Thanks for sharing.

Hi Andy I would love to visit Lands End here in England, it looks such a lovely place and peaceful too and the museum looked very interesting. Looked a lovely walk to Nanjizel Beach and the weather looked perfect and the waterfall so lovely. We have to visit here one day. Nice photos including that one of you and your son. Beautifully filmed and edited as always 👍~ Anna

Great walk Andy - thanks for sharing!

Such a lovely day for a walk around Lands' End and Nanjizal Beach. Such breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and amazing cliff formations. Very nice videography. Thanks for sharing with us. Enjoy the day Andy.

Still walking the world, I see! Well done!

Nice video, thanks for sharing. Was the sea that colour to the naked eye ? All the best, Peter.

Nice atmospheric walk, some grand old trees, Walked a section in the opposite direction on the Staffordshire Way back in February 2000. Cool and drizzly. All the best, Peter.

I'm a Wordsley 'lad' born & bred. Lived there for close on 65 years before moving to Mid-Wales in 2008. Used to live in Oak Park Rd., about half a mile from Lock 12. As a child the whole area used to be my 'playground'. I can remember when the Stuart Glass works was operational. I can also remember the Shillingford family running a rowing boat business operating from the Stourbridge junction. As there were no locks you could row all the way to the Stewponey, if you could afford the hire charge, which I never could. This video has certainly brought back many treasured memories, more latterly as I used to walk my dog along the canal path nearly every day from Buck Pool to the Stourbridge Arm & back to Brettell Lane. Thanks very much for showing it.

This looks like such a beautiful castle, i love the flowers and garden

Great video again. Thanks for posting. This makes me want to do the south-west coast path. Another one added to my "to do" list.

Really charming countryside. Thank you for taking us along.

Gorgeous scenery absolutely beautiful part of the country…. Loved the caves! ….Smithy

Such a wonderful and special place. Love it there. Some wonderful shots in your video... Cheers

my late farther was a steam train driver on this line 1956 to 1959 , love these walks brings back so many memories...

This walkthrough was great Andy :) i love Cornwall, its definitely somewhere that i need to go back to, the beaches are absolutely gorgeous and the little narrow passages around the town are so quaint :) I loved this walk through. Definitely makes me want to visit Cornwall again :)

Great Video Andy from start to finish 😀👍! In a few years a lot has changed on the walk from Llanfairfechan to Bangor, when I was on the pier they made a really nice sausage & bacon bap, Anglesey is within touching distance now!

Wow love your videos. Thanks for sharing 👍

What an amazing video hoping to do this walk in September

Never been here Andy but always wanted to go and this has made me want to go even more! This is why its great to watch your indepth videos of places 👏Looks stunning, that garden ( Makaluf?) was gorgeous and I loved the sculpture with a view. The little streets you walked through were stunning along with the harbour area and boats, and its nice to see people on the beach. Looks like there are some nice eateries here too. Great drone footage and I really liked that parish church, very historic and beautiful celtic cross. This was a great tour and really atmospheric with the seagulls and all of the people 👍~ Anna

Will give this one a watch tonight Webby, I bet it was a lovely walk! ….Smithy

Such a great walk. That looked like a lovely village. Such amazing buildings. Also, beautiful countryside. Great views of the inside of the tree, animals and green landscapes. Have a nice weekend Andy.

I love Bude. My nans house before she sold it over looks Nanny Moores Bridge on Granvile Terrace. We used to go every year when I was a kid. I'm gonna live there one day.

Looks like such a beautiful village Andy ❤ definitely has a wonderful and dramatic feel, as if your walking through a movie set. Im in love with this place 😊

Hi Andy, Chipping Campden looked so beautiful, I love the stone that the houses are built with there, very beautiful place but then I do love the Cotswolds from the bits that I've seen. Looking forward to your walks along the South West coadt path and I think you said you're planning to visit Pwllheli after that . Croeso 😃 Loved the look of Bleckley and that church was beautiful 🙂👍~ Anna

Lovely villages en route.

Looks like a wonderful place to visit. The views of the scenery all around look so beautiful and its such a nice woodland area to walk through :) It so lush and green :)

Cheers Webby this brings back some memories! Used to live not far at all from the Clent Hills. Wicked video and great to cast my mind back ….Smithy

Many thanks Andy and Ethan for a thoroughly enjoyable watch. It is very interesting to see this now, as I can remember it from the sixties when it was a busy line, carrying principally coal traffic southbound into the Midlands and empty wagons returning north for more coal.

Nice video, thanks for sharing. Shame about the old beech tree felled by storms in 2023, and thought to be around 250 years old. It seems that the Fountain and the Hill Tavern were very old establishments and in competition. In an advert from 1862 the Hill Tavern states it is 200 yards above the Fountain ! All the best, Peter.

The pub used to be the Fountain, then it was the Fours Stones Restaurant. , and I remember the Arcade. They used to do coffees, teas and cans of pop and ice creams in Summer . It always seemed an incongruous place for an Amusement arcade, but as there was nowhere else to get a warm drink then, you would often end up in there, clutching a plastic cup of weak tea, before heading back to wherever the car was,. It was very uncomfortable and down at heel! You just hasd to stand around with your plastic cup burning your fingers.

Thanks so much for your series of videos. We are currently walking the WCP and are just overtaking you at Whistling Sands. Your videos have really helped us in our planning and especially with regard to the transport links. We note that you are now doing there and back walks over the far part of the Llyn Peninsula, and wonder if you know about the excellent Fflecsi bus service which serves this area now that conventional buses no longer run there. You need to download the Fflecsi app and then enter the journey you wish to make and your preferred time. It’s more like a taxi than a bus service, but only £4 per person. They will pick you up from remote car parks and deliver you exactly where you want to go. The technology is great with maps sent to give the exact location of the pick up, and a countdown as to when the bus will arrive. We used them from Porth Oer back to Porth Tywyn, and will do so again tomorrow from Aberdaron back to Whistling Sands, and then from Hell’s Mouth back to Aberdaron. After that the conventional buses start again! It may be that you are concerned about getting to the pickup point in time now that your journeys are becoming so long, but we thought we would mention this facility just in case you didn’t know about it. Thanks again for your excellent work on the WCP - it has been really helpful for us. Perran and Rainy Gay

I see Leamington Spa has plenty of artwork about Andy. It seems that a lot of towns and cities today think that art will save the day as our towns decline - Hereford is no different. Some nice ones there though. As far as the canal was concerned it was looking super lush and mellow - it must have been the beautiful day. A lovely walk. All the best out there. Mark

What a craggy coastline with some cliffs, and I thought that area was flat? amazing walk, and the sea is so clear, little nooks & crannies of bays, and that Traeth Porthor looks amazing, and never known about it, better than a lot of well known beaches, but probably harder to get to, did you walk back along the coastline or did you find your way back through the tiny roads?.

Im literature walking along the grand union canal as i watch this bideo so definitely feels like a 4d experience ❤ great video andy so relaxing 😌 i love all the art

Hi Andy there was some interesting graffiti along this canal 😃 Such a nice walk on a nice day. There's something special about canals that I love, they're usually so peaceful. Great filming as always 👍~ Anna

Good to see you continuing this walk Andy. Thanks for posting. I'm putting all of these walks in my "bucket list" for when I retire. LOL

Enjoyed that Webby! I was working in Leamington Spa last week to survey The Terrace Bar / Restaurant as it’s going to be. Noticed The Fusilier Pub which I know as well. All the best…. Smithy

Another good one webby ... definitely looked a walk that got better the further you went on

I followed your advice on this walk and it was quite easy to work out how it was, thank Andy for this delightful video! 👍👍👍

Great video. Holyhead…..my home town…..and spent hours at Treaddur Bay…..long before the mountain coast path and the nature reserve which was just an old quarry. Happy times in those places growing up….and ah those girlfriends! 👍🍷….

Dramatic Coast, very rough & rocky, the "cliff" up until porth ysgaden were melting into the sea, all collapsed down, expected to see seals all over the area? its such a wild place, I bet this area is spectacular in the winter, with the big waves, you are doing this very long walk very properly and in such detail, this will be the series about the Welsh coast forever.

Wow andy the views along the coastline is magical and i loved seeing all those sheep up there taking in the views ❤ it looks stunning. The uk has some hidden treasures and Wales is pretty magical ✨️

What a FAB town, very olde worldy, most of the building look sooooo old? Walking hear is a feast for the eyes, look anywhere and everywhere, makes you want to go in that direction? this is different from some modern places, totally, streets are certainly not in grids! (when you went down Grope lane did you know that the old name for that lane, only changes about 100 yrs ago, was Gropec---t lane, yes correct, say no more, apparently it was on all the signs), very unusual town.

You did it! Pen y Fan, lovely, was up there about 30/35 years ago, much smaller car park then (maybe no car park, cannot remember?) the paths up looks very good, fairly flatish, back then, well there was probably a path of sorts, certainly with no block to walk on underfoot, but I had on heavy boots so have no idea, I went up in sunshine, but yours look so FAB even in some weather, you have captured the essence of walking up a Welsh Hill is inclement weather perfectly, the scenery looks ominous in that weather but great, I think back then everything looked great in perfect sunshine very delightful. When I did it first it all was empty! I went up again maybe 20/25 years later? and it was like Piccadilly Circus, all Wales and their dogs were on top, pity about the mist, I remember FAB views all over, I went on to the Cribyn & Fan y Big (pronounced Beeg) I was mad & young then. You have to do it when its clear, its outstanding.

Hi Andy love this whole area that you captured so beautifully along with the music. We love the quiet isolation in some parts which over recent years have become a lot busier. Cute sheep looking at you! Great video as always and the weather was good for you 😃👍~ Anna

Thanks for posting Andy. Whistling Sands beach looks beautiful.

What are the codes shown above, please, Webby? Porth Iago (Iago is Welsh for James).

What a superb vid everything is so clear & ticketyboo, what a wonderful walk Andy, the sea is so clear! I fancied a pint at the red house inn ( I am behind the times on your FAB series but will catch up sometime)

Outstanding video Webby. You have captured the sheer beauty of it perfectly. I didnt appreciate it properly when I walked it as the paths were really muddy and treacherous and its such a tricky walk and quite slow going. Peobably the most remote part of the whole path.great job and thank you for the mention. I think you will enjoy the next bit.