Really enjoyed this Tracey, especially as I did part of that route yesterday and in similar weather too🙂 LOL at Billy in the bogs 😅 The route you took up Whinlatter is in the revised version of the Wainwright Guide as is the route down from Widow Hause, I know because I researched them back in 2018, ha, ha. They're not in the original guides though as you say 👍

What is really good about these fells Tracey are that they are quiet even in mid summer when everything & everywhere is rammed with tourists 😮! Can be a vit boggy in places that's for sure 😮 Billy certainly is the ideal walking companion 🐶🐕❤ very enjoyable watch this, regards to you, Andy & of course Billy Bob 🐶🐶❤

Hi Tracey, My memory is playing tricks on me, some parts of this route remind me of one from about a year ago (King Arthur's seat?), I'd never have considered this from a map but you managed to find us some lovely little views like Broom Fell, oh and a description that completely put me off my late night chocolate icecream 🍦 💩. Not seen a blewet this year sofar in fact pretty naff apart from a massive bloom of agaricus bisporus at the Eton rowing lake, no-one was touching them. How has the season been where you are? I'm not a fan of coniferous woods but the moss in the sun looked fantastic. The boggy bits reminded me of our Watendlath walk, and you had a boggy Billy. Did I mention how many quite elderly people we saw attempting adventurous climbs on ebikes, I have mixed feelings. Looks like you need a bigger sd card. Cheers Graham

Another great video Tracey. What a stunning day to be on the fells. Don't envy you having to carry Billy's poo so far though 😅

Hi Tracey and Billy. What a beltin walk (apart from the bog) I love that you seem to know every little route and path through Whinlatter Forest. Ive been a few times but still not confident using just an OS Map. Im sure you did a video of a route from Thornthwaite to Seat How once following some small becks up. I was totally lost when I tried to follow it on a map. That was pre map and scissors time haha. Great video and info ATB

Excellent hike out tracy I'm doing these ones after the year with the other half just to get back into them I'm crying here at you walking about with brad pitt hanging of the back of your bag from Billy 😂😂😂 class excellent views into the forest from up there i think this route is a cracking one I was actually looking for parking for it but now you have told me lol so great job in that as always great show around and info billy cracks me up here must just think let's get in the most mudded puddle and then shake all over when I get out 😂😂

always get lost in whinlatter, wont stick in my brain for some reason... aye i can imagine the wall of doom down greystones would have destroyed the ol knees.. good stuff, tek care :)

That was a lovely walkalong video Tracey. I could almost smell the pine forest, better than the poo bag ha. Lovely views and topped off with a sprinkling of fairy dust. Nice!

One of my best areas in the lakes. Loving your channel, just subscribed from a fellow KZbinr 😉👍

I know these fells reasonably well as they are quite local but I've never done this route so it was interesting to see them from a different perspective. I like the contrast between forest and open fell. What a beautiful day you had for it.

Hi Tracey, I loved the views of the forest. Glad to see you had dog gates on this trek. Shame about all the boggy areas. It's nice to see the ☀️ thank you for sharing your adventure. Take care and stay safe. Bye for now.😊

Such a beautiful walk, Tracey and Billy. Loving the new graphics, so helpful to know what the surrounding hills are. Thank you for sharing, all the best.

What a beautiful walk Tracey though I do find walking alone through forests a bit scary especially om paths that are not well defined. Had quite a frightening experience taking the wrong route up to Barf many years ago, many lessons learned that day!! You really made me laugh out loud about the poo bag 🤣🤣

Hi Tracey, Hi Billy. Billy Bob must love going out with you Tracey, he gets to play in the mud, Andy never lets him do that! 🤣🤣 Hope you have had a lovely weekend. All the best 😀⛰🥾

There’s a typo in the words Lake District. Just a heads up. I will watch. 😄

Hiya Tracey. I was just catching up on both your autumn walks in Borrowdale. Beautiful scenery and the autumn colours look amazing. Don't know how I missed this last autumn but better late than never. Think I'll join the two walks together and hopefully do them later this month. Thanks for sharing Tracey, say hello to the man in the tree & Billy the wonder dog.

Another lovely video tracy i look forward to doing that soon maybe summer months and have a wild swin in the tarn best wishes to you all steve 👍🏻

Thanks tracy for another super video 👌🏻

Ohh that came in quick! Especially half way through a scramble. Cracking video all the same Tracey.

Great walk in a spectacular area and a beautiful day you had for it. Lovely shots of Pavey Ark across the tarn. Terrific views from the top of Harrison Stickle.

Fancy giving the lad a bad back 😂 he's sob story there brilliant he's fit as a fiddle tracy great show around the langdales love it around here and this was a part I visited first in the lakes not to wainwright bag like at the time just to camp around here always love this place hate the roads driving in though but I've got all these fells to do so again brilliant for showing them tracy love it good stuff

Have come across some large False Saffron Milkcaps (Lactarius Deterrimus) today, so thanks Tracey for your very informative video that has helped me to positively identify them. Like part where you warn us that our pee might go orange because of the large amount of beta-carotene. 😂

What a day you had! Well done Tracey doing the scramble in that bad weather! Thank you for showing me which way NOT to go up Causey Pike. 😂 I am going to cheat and go up from the back. Lovely content with beautiful scenery. Thank you for sharing your adventures. 😊

Great walk this Tracey, 😊The reflection in the tarn was something to behold! 😊 interesting to hear your account of your first walks, Great banter, Mister Andy being a hero with his bad back, can imagine him being a sherpa carrying all the gear & your stuff too 😂😂😂Terrific weather, Great drone footage as always, regards to you, Andy & of course Billy Bob alias The Rockstar 🐶🐕❤

Well worth the wait , lovely video ❤❤ thank you

Hi Tracey, For the first time in ages probably the majority of shots of the ascent to stickle tarn had numbers of others in it. Looks like the seasons are changing, fantastic views from Harrison Stickle, even more so with Andy's drone. Got chatting to a bloke from a drone club, his latest toy was almost silent if it wasn't for the flashing lights you wouldn't know it was there. Just for a moment I thought "clumsy" and "weakling" were having a moment. Guess you did this walk during the hot weather you were telling me about. I can see why High Raise is a favourite of yours, mind you, you were lucky with the weather sure many a soggy sandwich has been scoffed in the wind shelter with no views. Do I assume the mystery item on your plate was a Yorkshire, not some strange Cumbrian fayre only served at The Dungeon Ghyll? Cheers Graham

Thank you for this, a detailed watch and encouraging once i get to that area

Lovely walk, Tracey, despite the distractions 😅 I’m starting to recognise the fells through your videos, you must know them all very well. Looked busy up on Harrison Stickle, ten people on a peak would be enough to send me scurrying off lol! Thanks for sharing, ATB to you, Andy and Billybob!

Hiya Tracey. What a lovely walk this is. Amazing views all round from this relatively small fell. I could sit for hours on Yew Crag. This was the first walk I took my grandchildren on when at the end of it my grandson declared himself a real pro-hiker. The view from Green Hill and back down are pretty special too. I thought I was hearing things at first. The sound of cow bells reminded me of the Swiss Alps. Nice to see you out with your sister and Teddy Bear. As usual a special mention to Billy Bob the *ROCKSTAR*

Hi, Tracey. Thank you for sharing this video. Some great views and drone shots. Very steep in places. Andy being his usual playful self. I would have freaked out with a daddy long legs on my hat if that was me. I hate them!!! ATB to you all. Take care and stay safe.😊

Hi Tracey, absolutely brilliant, what a day, lovely weather and lovely views to boot. Mr Foster was in a very cheeky mood wasn’t he? 🤣🤣

Cracking video Tracey. I’ve said this before on Andy’s that the langdales is an area I’m not familiar at all with yet.

Went up to Stickle Tarn on August 2nd. kzbin.infoPLka1dOHZd0?si=R-yXV0n7HLf9OYyp Love your video. Hoping you enjoyed it.

Lovely video Tracey. Funny seeing it from your view rather than Andy’s. Absolutely awesome scrambling routes. Atvb to both of you ☺️ Robert

Hi Tracey, This is one of our favourite walks though we do our variation the other way round ie clockwise as we are NT members we park in the main carpark. You forgot to mention the castellated house Lyulph's Tower which is a fake (folly), sis still has that bloomin bell 🔔 🙄. The summit is our usual lunch stop, or rather just off it depending on which way the wind is blowing. We normally ascend via the Ulcat Row path (not on OS maps) so we loose the crowds. That was August, now it's 28th September, we've just had 6" rain how have you faired? Cheers Graham

One of the best videos you've done, Tracey and Andy. Been up CP a long time ago and continued to Sail before descending to Force Mine and back to Braithwaite. In younger days. A

Such great names in the Lakes; Great Cockup and Grouse Butts! Lovely walk, Tracey and Billy.

Hi tracy great show around gowbarrow and the waterfalls ive already commented on this before and said you 2 pulling the cake out when andy is not there shame on yous 😂😂 great stuff nice to see billy has a mate i dont no what has happened but cant see my comment and i was unsubbed from you so he we go again new subb like and comment it is strange as i was subbed to 3 chanels of no interst to me about food hahaha only thing i can think is grand kid has had fone but jamie who ive just done glara with was saying hes youtube went crazy also deleting hes coments and finding new things very strange eh lovely wainwright to do this one like you say in all weathers question why the other dog has a muzzle do it like a snack now and then 😂

Lovely video tracy thanks for that its now on my to do list didant know it was a wainwright 👍🏻

Looked pretty icy there! Lucky Billy has 4 wheel drive!

Amazing video again tracy thanks 👌🏻

Hi Tracey, good to see you out with your sister again. There were some magnificent views. Aira force waterfall looks fantastic. Bit late watching this week as we have been in Northumberland for a few days. Sadly not much walking anymore since hubby's accident but did visit a few nice places. Thank you for sharing. ATB. Take care, stay safe and keep well.😊

Lovely video tracy 👌🏻

Hi Tracey and Billy. Another fabulous video. Anyone who hasnt done Aira Force and Gowbarrow Fell are missing a treat. Those views down Ullswater are stunning all the way down to Yew Crag. Ive never done that path through the heather and ferns always done the full clockwise route from where you parked. Will definately try it next time as its somewhere we visit every year. Good to see your sister enjoying the walks too. ATB 🙂

Great video like super great 😁👍 big like and sub from me 😎

Aira Force is probably one of Lakeland most visited places, the car parks when you pass are usually always busy! Aira Force itself is spectacular, especially after a wet spell, i.e.this summer 😂🌞🌨🌂Gowbarrow Fell is a good circular walk with views over Ullswater lake beautiful 😍 ❤ Good to see your sister with Teddy 🐶on the vlog 😊 did you bake the coffee/ latte cake Tracey 🎂 🤔looked very tasty 😋 ❤ great walk this with you all , regards to you all & Mister Andy 👍