The bus service is still hit and miss!

Another great video

I cannot believe you needed breakfast after making so much chilli.

Enjoyed this video and especially the banter.

Really enjoyed coming along with you and seeing what you achieved.

I use a guy down the ridge on the inside,

Perhaps the reason you break so many trekking poles is that you are carrying an 18kg+ pack.

Fu ck off back to Wankland🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Well done mate, nice trail vid 👍 I did the GGW a couple of years ago and my own videos. Just subbed 👍 Justin

We just camped last night in a wee clearing just off the path at 10:46, basically opposite the Craigmead Car Park. Perfect little spot, and enclosed by banks and trees so no-one knows you're there. 😀⛺

Walked W to E Aug 21 over 6 days. Hotels in Carlisle, Twice Brewed, Hexham and Newcastle. Only saw 1 "good luck" symbol on the wall - perhaps the most famous one near Birdoswald, but was pleased to see the youths of Newcastle still believed in the ancient power of the phallus, the biggest one we noted was spray painted on the backrest of a bench along the banks of the Tyne. Thanks for the video.

I laughed so much watching this video. As a child I had to listen to my Grandad, who had been in the 8th Army during WWII and drove his lorry through the desert and then up through Italy, telling us almost every time he met us that "The most important piece of kit you can have in the army is your tarpaulin! You can make a shelter, cover a fox hole, gather water, make a bath ,"etc., etc., etc. It was like he was back in the room. Loved it.

Thanks for the videos - finished the C2C 6 days ago so reliving the experience - luckily nowhere near as hot as your crossing

Great vid mate, fell out of it a bit myself, feels good getting back don't it! Such a nice bag, hope it does you well.

Good to see you back out and about mate, real life can be a pain in the hoop sometimes eh ? Looks like a nice place you found, always handy to have in your back pocket for those last minute getaways. Cheers for taking the time to film it.

Nice to have you back on screen Shaun, woodland camp makes a difference to your hill yomps bud, till next one, all the best. Paul.

Good to see a video from you Shaun and even better to catch up with you at the meet what a cracking night atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍

Good to see you back on the screen Shaun. That's a pricey bag alright! I've just been looking at them

Brilliant video, it's on my to-do list before the end of September. thanks for the inspiration.

Great series, really enjoyed watching. Thanks for uploading. 👍🙂

Great film mate.

Do you have the pdfs of the different examples still, if so would you be able to give them out?

.I look forward to watching more of your walks.Keith.

Hi Shaun just found your video and I am very happy to see that you spent time at my dads seat (Cyril Webster). Before the seat was built that's one of the palaces we used to sit while out walkin

Top tip: You'd be better off with the basha being the right way up (central silicone seam up) so that the three webbing strips and stretcher handles remain on the underside and dry. With it mounted upside down, as in your video, not only does rainwater soak into the webbing, but it also collects inside the folded seams along outer edges too, so you end up having to carry an unnecessarily damp basha in your bergen. xx ❤

Just caught up with this as doing some research for doing this in April. Looks like you had a great time, despite the closures and frost 👍. Just wondering where that last camp spot was, is it near Blackfold? Will have the same midday start day one as straight off the train, then going to chill at the end in Inverness for a couple of days so looking at a short last day.

me and my brother hiked that area last year from nenthead to burnhope resv same root but from nenthead.i was 71 my brother 68 and we can still do it.

Ware do you get a basha from for £10 or £20 pounds

You picked one of the best spots on Dartmoor for the views Shaun 👍 I love sheep tor. Nice to see you back out and thanks for sharing . ATB Mike StayCornish😬

Great video mate perfect location 👍

Hello lovely video. Really enjoyed watching and subbed you. Thanks Steve 👍

Hi Shaun, yeah, I'm with you on the lack of fitness, I did a short one up the Glen of Sorrow with my mate a couple months back. He backs onto the Ochils and he's been out every day. Me.... not so much. Short walk and I was blowing out my hoop while he was nashing on. On the flat is easy but as soon as you put the tall things in front of you.... different game. All you can do is keep at it, that's my plan for as and when I get back to doing the big hills. Cheers for the vid mate.

The lookout tower is on stilts that were visible back in the late 80s, early 90s.

Stunning views!! Great video, new sub!! Look forward to watching a few more 👍🏼

Great vid mate👍👍👍 Thanks for sharing

Aint a bad way to return to it Shaun

We are all a bit rusty I think. Pleased you did a video in the end looks like a place where you could spend a couple of nights moving around. Typical first night out for ages and tent bound that’s my kind of luck. Hope Glasgow treats you well.

Looks really nice there 👌

Nowt shit about this vid mate, good effort seeing as you've been redundant in the hills for a while, love Dartmoor and its unpredictable weather conditions.

Hi Sean. Glad to see you back in the hills even if it is a bit of a task this time out. Stay safe. ATB. Nigel

Congratulations on the promotion Shaun and I hope everything works out well for ye.

Hello shaun, good to see you out again enjoyable video as always I don't know what it is about dartmoor but every time I've been down there it's tossed it down great place for camping though and great views I still miss the camping but age and health problems take there toll , its been a terrible year with this virus taking its toll my wife who works in an hospital was on a covid ward which was a worry I was placed in the extremely vulnerable group which didn't help I had to isolate myself for a long time thankfully we both got vaccinated so fingers crossed ok spent alot of time watching you tube video's including yours many repeats 🤣 thanks for your help fighting this virus it's much appreciated 👍 anyway look forward to future video's thanks for sharing

Good to see you back out mate👍

hey, you got out! I was packing my bag for a local and soon realised my back wasn't going to handle it, let along any fitness issues

Nice to see you on here again, the Banshee seems to be a very underrated tent seen it cope with all weather's and it does well, stay safe, Les

Good to see you back, again stunning views on the moors...atb...jeff.

Good on ya! At least you got out there and done it. For someone like myself who's now stuck at home, this has been a great video. Thanks for sharing. Take care, Steve. 👍👍

i thought u were gone for good pal, good to see u back!

This beach is bad sir sinking sand u really need to be carefull

Good content and a local sub from me 😀👍🏕⛺️👍👏🏻