Thanks Dave and Logan! Have a great weekend!

Hi Dave, I think you are quite mean to your viewers posting these beautiful summer walks as we head into the darkest days of winter!!! Especially as I'm not a morning person and absolutely despair at how early it gets dark at the moment. On the other hand, so many walks to look forward to next year, so all's not lost. As I mentioned before, I'm currently looking after my daughters Whippet (just when it's not so much fun taking him for walks). I'm going to have to demand some Whippet time in the future and follow in your footsteps, (though maybe not so many). Lovely video, Thank you.

Awesome walk through the amazing village with beautiful houses and trails in the countryside

I must have walked the Ridgeway stretch on both the two times I have walked that long distance trail. The first time many years ago, I stayed in a converted stable at Ogborne St George with a host that treated me like an extra equine guest!! Glad you survived the cows you were well outnumbered! And it would have been rude not to visit the pub as it was open! Lovely summer scenery - thanks for sharing the video.

In that area alone, there’s loads of walks, I use Explorer 157 map. I’ve just come back from swanage, we did the 2 rivers walk(wareham) always do Arne plus Worth mertravers ? We enjoy your videos. Cheers.

Hello Dave. That's a great area for scenery, as you showed. That old railway track bed, which is now a wonderful footpath and bridleway is quite delightful. Three years ago, I walked from Ogbourne back along the track into Marlborough. Then, a little while later, we walked northwards as far as Chiseldon. Going back to the pub you visited. It was not too long ago when it had a date for closure, but it was literally saved at the last minute by the local people who stepped in and purchased it. Now its a thriving business once again.

It’s obvious a coincidence but having stayed in Swanage 3 years on the trot and walked many of your walks (thank you) you now put one out there from my area. I’ve walked the Marlborough Downs and surrounding Ridgeway many times and never get bored of the views and scenery. Keep doing your thing Dave.

Thank you. We went to East Meon last week after watching one of your videos. It was misty but still worth visiting .

Good evening Dave i have passed that lovely village now i wish i had stopped to have a look at the time i was on my way to the lovely village of Albourne great video and of course stunning views it looked quite a flat walk so that would be nice great pub for a nice pint 😊

Another belter of a walk. Longing for the chance to get out and do this one with the wife and our Whippets. Thank you for creating and sharing

Beautiful place!!!! thanks for sharing...greetings from Argentina 🌿🌱✨️👏👏👏👏👏👏🌳

Lovely walk thru Wiltshire magnificent views on those hills, Logan furbaby sweetie so cute he has a good nose for sniffing out the blackberries 🤗

That house for sale piqued my interest, so purely for research purposes I looked it up. Very nice indeed but with only 5 bedrooms I’d be slumming it Dave.

Hi Dave another glorious walk taking in the village of Corscombe. The Devil's Armchair not to be sat in if "overly superstitious" I just love the church building,. so well cared for. I was intrigued by your information regarding Thomas Hollis the Political Philosopher. To be buried almost incognito is rather sad, but if they were his wishes then that's how it is. As usual the landscape was fabulous.Thanks to you and Logan.

Lovely video dave - something of everything to enjoy. Your bag seems very heavy, especially when running to the pub! We stayed in WInfrith and did some of this walk a while ago. Thank you for cheering me up.

Thank for the video of ringstead bay….been there a few times but never seen the beacons as normally go down the path east of the car park at the top

Love watching these Dave I’m walking your routes with coco the ladrabor

Another amaizeing walk Dave & Logan (I’ll get my coat). You must have been really close to the Salisbury - Exeter line at one point - I assume it wasn’t visible from the path?

We have just found this walk and what a beautiful walk it was! Glad Logan topped up his Blackberry tank! We know Ramsgate and we will never look at the harbour again in the same way! Beautiful blue skies and sea! Thank you!😊

Hey Dave, could have gone into Budgens to buy the beer and crisps at the end... 😅

Thank you Dave and Logan 😊

Another great video Dave. Not 100% sure but your sea eagle looks a bit like our golden eagle here across the pond. Found in Labrador and northern Quebec. We have a great number of bald eagles here in Nova Scotia. Great to see the efforts to reintroduce the sea eagle in the UK. Bravo.

Hi Dave, I just watched this one for the first time, lovely video, thanks. Have you ever watched the Jack Hargreaves episode of The Old Country where he walks up the Tarrant and discusses how they would settle further up a river as successive generations needed more land on which to live and farm, and they would give each new farm a name further along the river. Fascinating.

Thank You Dave for that fabulous tour and the descriptions of all the monuments and statues of past kings.Truly magical.The wealth and prestige of those land owners was phenominal. There are truly some classical master pieces in your narrative and your excellent attention to detail. So thank you once again. Subscription continues as usual.

Dave that walk was truly magical with the incredible scenery of the countryside. The St Johns church inside was fabulous. I was intrigued by the elderly gentleman sitting on that corner shop window sill. He seemed to almost be looking at you/camera. You can see times were really tough in his day. We should be thankful. Fabulous narrative. Thank You and to Logan.

Super walk around Moreton and those delightful bridges.The views were magical and the tragic information in relation to Lawrence of Arabia. The Scenery was as usual magical. Thank you for the wonderful narrative as always and your faithful Logan.

Another super walk Dave. Loved those quaint bridges and those historic buildings allowing us to see history and nature in all its glory. Many thanks to you and Logan.

Another very interesting video Dave. We have visited Force Abbey a number of times, but never explored the wider countryside around it.

Watching your videos is really making me consider moving to Hampshire! It is so beautiful!

Another fabulous walk Dave around that fabulous countryside, taking in the beautiful historic buildings and hedgerows. I thought the history of that quaint railway station was super. When you mentioned the history of it Dave, it so reminded me of the closures that took place in the 1960s by Beeching who was as you probably know, was extremely unpopular at that particular time. Having said that i can see that trains still run through there but presumably on a reduced timetable.Would that be right Dave?🤔, i don't know.

Another super walk. We stayed near there a few years ago. Beautiful Countryside.

Another fabulous walk Dave, and what a super view of the Hardy Monument. I'm glad you described the two different Hardy's as there may have been some confusion. The magnificent scenery is incredible. For me it is Thomas Hardy the Author who i have researched. Incidentally i don't know if you if have seen that short, small black and white film about the Author Thomas Hardy made in 1966. Its absolutely super, as it films Hardy at his house with his wife and playing with his dogs in the drive way and also cycling down a grassy enbankment, at the begining of the film, although i am not sure whether it is actually Hardy as a boy or an actor. Also where the Hardy's are laid to rest. Its all on You Tube if you are interested. Its only a short film. And finally, what a gorgeous puppy and bundle of joy you have. You have certainly got your hands full now. Logan looked worn out. As usual thanks again for the walk Dave. 🐕

Hi Dave absolutely wonderful walk taking in Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, and Mupe Bay. I thought i might have watched this episode, but possibly not, as i had not made any comments. However, i have now, and it is a really nice walk, even though its quite hilly. At some stage we will get to visit Durdle Door and the surrounding areas. I was struck by those historic buildings hidden from view. What a fabulous story they could tell. Many Thanks Dave and of course Logan.

Hi Dave, I simply had to watch this video again with you walking in the footsteps of the late great Jack Hargreaves. For me there is something so evocative about how Jack and of course yourself Dave, are able to bring that super countryside to life with its incredible history. I love that quote that you said that Jack made; [It is unbelievable that this tiny little river gave its name to 8 settlements, to possibly 11-12 and finally losing its name altogether]. Its quite sad from a historical point of view Dave. Thank goodness you are there with your equally expert commentary and knowledge, following in Jack's footsteps keeping us informed of the history of these wonderful places in Dorset. Incidentally, thanks for mentioning why Logan was not with you. And of course i will continue to subscribe.

Another great walk and within 20 miles of me….i May have to take my Labrador retriever out for a walk…..thanks 👍

Love the end piece! What beautiful countryside you walked through there, and the river and lake looked gorgeous!

Hi Dave , we finally managed this walk yesterday! Lovely! Will be a great walk to do again in the summer, dogs will love the cooling stream ( both were in it yesterday!) and the shady woods , especially the part from Ripley to the old saw mills ! Cheers Dave Alan , Michelle and doggies 😊

Well Dave another super walk taking in all those incredible scenes. i absolutely love those Gargoyles and the Upwey wishing well. Those victorian photos were just fabulous from a super historical point of view. Once again i just love the association with Thomas Hardy who incidentally i have done some research on, including where he lived, his works, and also his resting place, along with his wife and family. Thanks again Dave and your wonderful companion Logan.

Thank you Dave and Logan!😊 We sooo enjoyed that Summer stroll with you guys! We just love watching Logan with the Blackberries and having a dog dip and a jump.... We sooo love your videos Dave. Very interesting with all the history too! Lovely to see those Summer skies!😊

Hi Dave another super walk covering Ford Abbey and the River Axe. The history of Forde Abbey is wonderful as i just love the history of these mansions and how they are passed down from generation to generation. I just love those little streams that run through the countryside. You can't get much nearer to nature than that. Wonderful. Thanks again Dave and your wonderful companion Logan.😀

Thank you Dave for another fine episode in your series- bit more personal to me this time- was born in the village- in the 40's, the cottage adjoining the Jubilee Hall( at 4.15 on the tape). Brought back very many memories obviously- drove thru' there very recently - all looked very ship-shape reflecting the change in demographic over the years. Growing up there I never really reflected on how lovely an area it was but I was viewing it from a different level then and as they say - ' you can't eat the view' .

Hi Dave. Gosh i don't know where to begin, as that walk was absolutely magical. It was like being transported to a completely different era, which in some ways it is. The history you describe and your research really impresses me enormously. The history behind Eggardon was just fascinating. And the countryside is just glorious just as Mother Nature intended it to be. I will continue as usual to subscribe. Oh, and be careful running down those hills!!!. as oppose to 'Running up that Hill' as the song goes. Thank You.

Thank you, Dave & Logan for another beautiful walk to lift the spirits 😊

Good afternoon Dave beautiful video so very enjoyable lovely church fantastic views looking forward to next week video already.

Thanks for the lovely film, Dave and interesting history of the area. I visited Forde Abbey a few years ago and this has prompted me to try to do so again. Sad that there isn’t a single pub remaining In Thorncombe to refresh you after your exercise.

Thanks for sharing, Dave. Always a joy and I love the beautiful churches you find on the way. St. Mary's interior was stunning 🙏✨⭐👍😊

Another great video, Dave. Thank you! There seems to be no end to the number of walks accessible in your part of the country. I think that public access is one of the great treasures of England, and I hope it will remain to be appreciated by future generations.

Amazing walk through the countryside with wonderful views

The lake look likes something designed by a local council. Doubtless at some point there will be paviour edging, signage with a list of of what's not permitted. Jobsworthy's.

lovely walk thru the village and countryside the views are magnificent