Are you going to make anymore videos

Something I really really want to see and feel.

How can i get the acess code for that phone booth

Great Showing. Keep it up

had to search what fate is coz Josh

Thanks so much for this. I live only 10 miles from Canterbury but I’m housebound now. It’s great to walk vicariously in my native county.

Just found this channel and loving it, just to find out that you've disappeared. Hope everything is ok.

I miss you! Hope you're doing ok. ❤

Looking forward to seeing more caches, I love setting caches in plain view they are the hardest lol (wheeler13) 😜

Well done. Next I book for 2024. By the way: what a woman… explaining very well 😉

I don't know how or why but I came across your videos in 2023. I am in Street, Somerset, working for a summer school and the landscape seems to be quite similar to what I see and experience every day here. I am not British myself, but you certainly gave me some inspiration to explore British countryside. I love your outlook in life. Hope you are doing well in life.

Oxney Bottom woods are said to be haunted by a ghostly “Grey Lady”…… Walked through there in 1978, at 2am, (with 3 friends), and we heard a most peculiar non-human but non-animal noise that made sure we walked a whole lot faster! Never heard anything like it, before or since……

I keep checking back for more walks, competitions you've won, wild camping etc. but you've disappeared! Come back soon.

You need gloves, a stick to pick litter and garbage bags. Now I saw that you had that...

I keep coming back in the hope that you've made more videos, I enjoyed them so much, but you must be busy. If I lived in Kent I would join your walking group.

Weird but fricking beautiful

Ahh i want to see snow ( Indonesia )

Great footage of snow on a beach - thank you! And no awful music!!! - EVEN BETTER!!!

taylor swift saw this and decided to write the song

That's weird but fucking beautiful!!

I can't believe I live in Canada, and I've never tried to see the snow falling on the beach. Next winter's first snowfall, I'm gonna be on the beach.

You've just disappeared?

Bare foot shoes are totally awesome. I started with one pair and now have four pairs and counting. Done my feet a eal favour, also my balance has improved including no neck pain. Wow.

I discovered Reculver in 1987. I was touring the UK using Roman ruins as an itinerary. It's nice to see Reculver has become more of a destination site. I was there on a July afternoon in 1987 and I had ruins all to myself. I had no idea of the reputation of the ruins prior to visiting them, but I came away with the impression that the place had issues.

You are coool

Don't bother - please..........

thank you for your video walking from faversham to whitstable and hope to join you soon one day and your just like me I rather have a cup of tea or coffee lol Scott

"I meet very few people on my walks and I like this feeling of isolation." I'm the same, the less humans I see the better. I thought it was just me and my introversion, but it seems to be a common sentiment among walkers in general. I'm surprised more people don't spend their weekends exploring the countryside but I'm glad they don't.

Most people would have been shaken by that kind of situation but you managed it really well Hannah and such a useful insight that continuing to walk afterwards helped you deal with it much better than if you hadn’t. The rawness and vulnerability of that moment will resonate with a lot of people. I have to admit that every time I see a dog off the lead bounding over to me my heart sinks a little.

Get one of those sticks,much safer.

Kits Coty was a burial MOUND. The body was placed in a chamber, (the entrance of which is all that remains), and earth was piled over to make a barrow

Loved your journey through Chipping Campden, Moreton in the Marsh and Slaughters, I lived in the Cotswolds as a child and now live in NZ. Brought back beautiful memories. I used to return each year and stay in Woodstock. Miss those beautiful English villages.

Great review with a proper test run, thanks Hannah! I wonder how they perform with wicking moisture away in warmer temps when your feet start to sweat a bit.

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It's really weird but fucking beautiful

Do litter picks with my son y wife . It really is everywhere… the motorways. Grass verges are an absolute mess. It’s also at the grass near roundabouts. Hate it . Highways England could y should be more proactive on the motorways.

The song of Taylor swift gets me here hahHh

WIERED BUT FUCKlN' BEAUTIFUL 😍

Well done, keep up the good work. Our planet is too precious to allow nature to drown in our rubbish. I litter pick every day in my part of Liverpool. It’s depressing to see so much litter but after clearing you have a great sense of satisfaction, a job well done. My local council provides strong free bags and litter pickers if you ask. I’ve also an arrangement with one of the council workers who empties the street bins, to collect the rubbish after I collect from our local park. Easier than carrying home! It’s also worth buying a litter hoop to keep the bag open especially on windy days. Thank you to all litter pickers who make our world a better place.

Keep up the good work 👏👍 i do the same around my local area and it's alarming just how much is out there.

It's weird but f****** beautiful.

6 miles is not very far. They look like they are too big so what do they feel like with the wrinkles? Would they give you blisters on a longer hike? I generally hike 20-25 miles or 10-15 in wet snow (slush) and I suppose KZbin promoted this to me because I had done searches on these types of socks last week.

Hermosa con tu traje.

Love the videos. Maybe you have stopped now, but it is always great to get your news. Deb

I remember the heat !! Found you while searching for Sealskinz stuff, good review that, I'm doing a walk, I think Northdowns way in March 2023 with a couple of my friends, nice to see a local gal doing her thing

The local villagers recently ACKNOWLEDGED knowing about the tree. They didn't suddenly discover anything. I was there in March of 2003 when the two massive limbs had not yet fallen off. The owner of the Fredville Estate, Mr. John Plumptree (no joke) invited me to meet him at the Royal Oak Pub (now defunct) across the street from the entrance to his estate. He then took me across the street to see the tree. Legend has it that King Charles I hid from Cromwell's army in an oak tree located nearby and the sign of the Royal Oak Pub showed the king in the branches of an oak tree. Given the proximity of this tree, the implication is that this is that same tree. Yes, the occupants of the pub pretended to have NO IDEA what tree I was referring to. It is MUCH older than 500 years. Documents dating from Elizabethan times refer to an ancient oak on this property, and it takes 200 years just for an oak to reach maturity, meaning the oak is at least 700 years old and probably closer to 900.

East Kent does suffer from cold easterly winds up and until mid May most years

It's weird but fucking beautiful

"Weird but fucking beautiful ... " ( Taylor Swift )

not this being recommended cuz of my Midnights obsession