You're not kidding! All the best.

Thank you very much for watching Christine. Cheers!

Thanks so much for watching and the kind words.All the best.

Thank you for watching!

Thank you! By the end of it I was barely walking, more of a limp towards my house but I made it. Cheers!

Hello, thank you for the comment. I fully agree with you, it's a great suggestion and one I will adopt. I have done it a bit in the past but I should be more consistent, I think it would have been good on this particular walk as well. Cheers!

You could try following along on the LDWA website maps or the OS map app. That’s what I do .

Nicely done! This is the beauty of doing a one day walk, you can usually pick the day with the best weather for it. Cheers!

Hello, thanks so much for watching. I came across it quite accidentally but immediately thought it sounded right up my street and thought I could try to do it before anyone else did on KZbin. Unfortunately it took me over 2 months to edit it! Anyway, I'm going to look into this book, thank you for the recommendation. Cheers!

Thank you for the comments. I have been a bit slow in uploading this year but I do still love walking. Best of luck walking the NDW! Cheers

Hello Liz, I think this was my favorite part of this 3 part walk. I can recommend it. Cheers!

Hi kingmerry, thanks for the comment. I have seen A Canterbury Tale being the 'cinephile' I am and you're right, I could film a whole other video going to the locations from that movie and comparing them then to today. I always thought it was amazing they shot it in the middle of the war as well. I think Canterbury took quite a bit of damage during the blitz and it would have changed parts of the city significantly.

@@thekentishpilgrim Thanks for the reply. A Canterbury Tale has some really interesting footage of the city just a year after the blitz, and before post-war planners had replaced some of the more damaged areas. Ironically, the scenes set in the cathedral had to be filmed on a sound stage, as the real cathedral had its stained glass windows in storage and was sandbagged for protection. Keep up the good work!

I'm sorry I never saw your comment. Any luck on your walk?

That’s cool! Sounds like the perfect place for a travelling pilgrim. Cheers!

I'm sorry I never saw this comment! Thank you! And I believe Kestral feather is an excellent guess.

You as well! Merry Christmas

Thanks so much Christine for those kind words. It was a really nice walk and it was the kind that I also didn't want to end! This one is particularly packed with history which makes it extra special.

Thanks! Yes, plenty of things to do along this route. With the extra daylight in the summer you can spend more time at each place as well. Cheers!

Yes, I find being able to pretend you’ve stepped back in time particularly fun. Cheers!

I'm always on the look out! I think I caught the back of one just once.

I couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching.

Thank you for the kind words and thanks for watching!

Hello, I'm sorry I never replied to your comment. I think for most of these lovely old churches it's a real struggle but I hope we can keep them going. They're living history and worth preserving. Cheers!

Thank you!

Sounds good. I would say my favorite parts were Lenham to Ashford and then Canters to Ramsgate.

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Thank you Christine, I try!

Interesting!

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Mercì Joel! I can tell you I love crossing the channel and going to France. I hope one day to make some videos out there. I must research French pilgrim routes.

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It's a classic!

This is very funny! The toga is a Sevilla FC shirt but he’s right about everything else. 😉

Thanks Greg! I definitely heard something coming from them.

Where's the Itchen Navigation?

@@thekentishpilgrim It’s the former canal section of the River Itchen in Hampshire. The section from Winchester to Eastleigh is lovely and you’re near the river most of the way. Aside from swans, ducks and occasional heron I saw a nightjar when walking it yesterday!

@@munkeypants1 A Hampshire walk is definitely in the cards. Thanks for the info!

@@thekentishpilgrim No problem. The upper section of the Itchen Way is supposed to be lovely too, but I usually walk the section between Eastleigh and Winchester as there are train stations at both ends. It’s best walked during the week when it’s quieter too.

Wow, you must have some good stories from those casino days! Very happy to hear you learned a bit from watching the video and I hope you enjoyed it. I enjoy The Spotters Handbook, I would recommend. All the best!

Yeah, pretty cool! Thanks for watching.

Hi Rufus, I took the .gpx file from this site.. www.walkingenglishman.com/ldp/stourvalleywalk.html The walk is called Stour Valley Walk with the Heron logo. As for the crisps is was literally the only thing I had left in the house! Quite like them though. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Great suggestion and they mould with the rest of your stuff to not take up extra space in your bag.

Jelly Babies are an excellent shout. May have to get those for my next walk!

@@thekentishpilgrim I sometimes scoff 2-3 at a time of random colours. They never disappoint 👍

Great info on the vicar. He must have a sense of humor considering that toilet! Also, fully agree we don't have to be religious to appreciate a beautiful building. Thanks for watching!

I had to look this up. Never actually knew they were called humbugs!

As someone who grew up in the states I completely agree! I really appreciate them and I'm excited for other people to see them. Thanks for watching!

Really appreciate the comment Marc. First time I used voiceover so I was a bit hesitant. Hopefully, I'll get better at it. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for that info and thanks for watching. I imagine there are pros and cons to living in that part of the city.