1st day on DALES WAY and I'm in LOVE! πŸ’š

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1st day on DALES WAY and I'm in LOVE! πŸ’š


Now, I already knew I had a bit of a soft spot for the Yorkshire Dales but day 1 of the Dales Way has absolutely cemented this place in my heart! It was a weirdly tough day but there was beauty around every corner that kept me going. I really hope you enjoy this journey as much as I did and please keep an eye for the rest of this mini…

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  1. Scouts and ventures……same for wife. Kids now in scouts and explorers. Love heading over to the lakes, Scotland and our beautiful Northumberland. Off to Aviemore for half term as loads of great stuff for kids to do up there. Definitely think scouting helps foster that love of being outdoors. The camps, incident hikes, wide games etc are still very much part of scouting and our local units have waiting lists. Popular and as cheap as ever. Love getting the kids away from the dreaded screens.

  2. I'm so glad to have discovered your channel. Your videos transport me to places of the utmost natural beauty. This helps me enormously to unwind as your calming therapeutic mannerisms & your zest for life are what is so captivating. Thank you πŸ‘

  3. Watched the walk from start to finish it was fantastic to see you on your knees sometimes but still going on showed massive commitment well done lad,keep it going son it's a brilliant watch ,beautiful places some of them me and the wife had been to so we could understand your enthusiasm,we stayed with you all the way bless you for sharing this experience.

  4. Thank you for a lovely set of Yorkshire videos. I live half an hours ride away from Bolton Abbey and spent many days by the river with my son enjoying the scenery, water and picnics. I know he will do the same with his children. We are very lucky to have the gorgeous dales on our doorstep. Makes me proud to be from such a beautiful county. Do come again and check out The Strid – it's something to behold!

  5. Really enjoyed this Glenn, although I’m having fomo right now after reading all the comments about the Strid πŸ˜‚ It is such beautiful, gentle countryside, so different from the harsh Aussie bush! I was a Brownie and a Guide and it had a huge impact on my life. I’m still out in the bush every chance I get. Thank you for sharing your adventures πŸ’œ

  6. Was a Guide and then a Ranger and brilliant memories of those big green tents… Two Raven weekends where we nearly froze to death in the snow and then had to rescue belongings in the next as the campsite flooded πŸ˜‚. I even won a place to go to an international camp in Sweden – wonderful and a whole different scale with totem poles and tables and benches made from whole trees…… Those ghost stories and sing songs round the campfire with spam fritters and hikes into the countryside definitely instilled the love of the outdoors and got us through the awful 1970’s and 80’s in Northern Ireland.
    Thanks so much for your videos and they have inspired me to go camping and trekking again and so far I have completed St Cuthberts Way and the Arran Way this year and after watching this I think the Dales Way or the Cumbria Way might have to be nextπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

  7. This is fantastic, Glen.
    Beautiful countryside. Love your videos.
    Yes I’ve slept in (actually owned) a two-pole canvas tent with no fly and no groundsheet, back in the early 80’s.
    … As part of these β€œways” walks, have you considered Joss Naylors β€œLake, Meres and Waters”?
    He did it in 19 hours (105 miles!!!), but for mere mortals, it breaks down into 8-10 sections.

  8. excellent film making ! Rambling, in all definitions of the word 🀣 welcome to my home turf. Its a shame you bypassed the Strid , arguable the most dangerous stretch of water in the UK ( google it as you say). – Brilliant weather for the dales way – looking forward to a most excellent part 2!

  9. Thank you very much for your kindess taking us with you on your hiking❀ My husband and I love your hiking trips, the exploring of new ways in beautiful England.Never been there in real life .And we extremly love your waffeling. Please don't stopπŸ˜… It' s lovely ❀

  10. Wow Ilkley looks beautiful and English. Soooo looking forward to this series and going along with you. Hope some nice b&bs we are staying at. Can’t wait ❀