Massive well done for pushing thru and finishing. I too suffer from an irrational fear of falling . I have idea where it's come from but it's now here 😢 and I also understand the fear of others falling. For me that is actually greater than me falling . one thing that has helped is walking sticks/poles. I push myself thru and have finished some amazing walks. Probably down to the amazing friends that support me along the way. Please don't let it stop you and the reward is greater than the risk x

No, it isn't. But it IS lovely!

Wow, how big are these people? Minions! That bed is tiny and the toilet shower must be very thin.

Wow looks, awseume

Looks like a tiny bed,what is it about 4ft 🤔.

You overcame your fears, I was the same for a while, totally out of the blue, well done for battling through.

Hi I just subscribed. I had a similar thing happen about 40 years ago, I was at Filey with my then husband and my son who was about 4 years old. I was so bad I couldn't stand up my son was terrified seeing me like that. Some people next to us phoned somewhere and got me airlifted down. The hospital told me it was Vertigo. It was horrible and I've been terrified of heights since, I even couldn't get on my kids bunk bed to make the top bed, I would just freeze and start crying. I was fine before that trip. Hugs xx

Had the same problem in Majorca going over a narrow strip of land with sheer drops either side. Got to the end and burst into tears! On the way back I laid on the floor in the back of the car. 😢😢 Nana Karen UK

I got mine last month and I do love them they are extremely well made. I do however scratch my head at where I can display my overnight ticket as there's no way to see inside. I had to place the ticket into a clear sandwich bag and use magnets to stick to my bonnet although not ideal as anyone could just remove it and take my ticket. Anyone have any idea on a better solution please??

Well done mate it's nice to see you're human like the rest of us And not some super human KZbinr like you see on most channels

My wife sent me this link. She said - my God, he’s a male version of me! 😂 Louise has a similar aversion to exposed edges - and we both laughed out loud when you said about Jo hanging off edges taking photos and you panicking on her behalf. That is exactly what Louise does when I do it… in fact, she walks off so she doesn’t see me plummet to my death off some Lake District mountain 😂 Thanks for the video, we’ll have a look at your others 🙂

I was looking forward to seeing the fantastic views around Snowdon and North Wales but I was disappointed that 95% of the video was either one or both of your heads in the screen talking. Shame really.

To be fair, cliffs and mountains are dangerous enough to always make sure you have a healthy respect for them. I'm not afraid of mountains but i have a dealthly fear of cliffs, for me and for anyone else walking with me, so i fully understand your panic. Taking my kids to tintagel was the worst experience i've ever had, even thinking about it now makes me panicky lol, so i totally get you!

I can totally relate - Andy took me on a cliff walk in my manual wheelchair & I never knew that I had an irrational fear of heights when there is no barrier to hide behind. Watergate Bay cliff walk was terrifying shale sliding & I did this all so I could film by overlooking a waterpolo match on the beach. Couldn’t even look down I was terrified & when Andy went near the edge I got worse. If there had been a fence or a railing then I’m fine bizarrely but without I crumble faster than a dodgy digestive. Well done Guy my lovely for still going for it xx

It must have been awful for you having a panic attack on Snowdon and then again on the coastal path, but it was brilliant that you shared your experience, massive well done for doing both. Being prepared going up Snowdon is essential. Years ago we went up there just for a 'leisurely stroll' and didn't realise how quick the nightfalls, we were so lucky to get down in one piece!! I live in Pembrokeshire and love North Wales, it's a stunningly beautiful area

Abersock 🧦 or Abersoch?? Please make an effort.

I went walking in Derbyshire up one of the Tors. I had the exact same experience. You don't imagine things like that will happen. For me it was vast open space not the height or I thought. I think it's because you realise there is no where to escape to. I was ok on the way down but it's an experience I won't forget. It won't stop me though I'm heading to Scotland in February 😊

Respect ❤

Whilst not liking heights myself had to help a couple of ladies who froze like you close to the top took my mind off the drops so whilst i was helping them they also helped me!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Teamwork makes the dream work! Well done guys ✨👏🏼✨💗

There isn't a mountain in the UK I wouldn't tackle in my barefoot trainers. Boots are nothing more than concrete cast ankle twisters/brakes.

My wife was 72 at the time she hiked up mount Snowdon and back in Llanberis with our son and grandson. As I am a double amputee I couldn't join her. I was pretty proud of her to say the least.

The is a name for what you experienced mate it's called cragfast

And,sound of music sound track,hehe.

Well done mate .

So brave of you to air this video. Absolutely no shame in having vertigo, I’m an ex army Abseiling & mountain leader & can’t abide heights either - hated it every time, I don’t buy that you can ‘conquer’ a fear of heights but you can deal with it the more you do, gentle steps but don’t force it - if it really isn’t fun…..! Kudos, and Snowden in the clag isn’t much fun (having done it many times!). Really good video which will help many.

Good to share m8 looks like your Mrs done you over on that route 😵‍💫

Oh Guy! That must have been terrifying - well done for posting, I'm sure it wasn't easy to edit and relive this 🤍 love the vlog style vid, really enjoyed watching you both 🙏🏼 Hope you guys had the best Christmas ❤️

We are going to dunraven bay tomorrow

Well done - it is so important for people to have realistic relatable content. Thank you for sharing that must have taken a lot not only to push through but to share. I too struggle with heights and know how it can feel, I have got some good strategies now to help me manage but it’s still a struggle at times. Again thank you

Well done for sharing, and Yes Jo, Wales is beautiful x🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿x

Thank you for sharing this ,the last time I tried to walk the coast path in Wales I had a massive panic attack and completely froze on the path I couldn't go forward or back I had to shout for my family who had walked on not realising I was in a state they came back and I had to place myself in the middle of them so I couldn't see the drop and they managed to walk me back to a bit that had shrubs between me and the edge.I haven't been back to the coastal path since and I completely understand how you felt it is terrifying .Well done for getting up Snowden I won't even attempt it.x

Well done the persevere. I have a mild fear of heights but it seems to manifest itself mostly when crossing tall bridges. It also doesn't help that I drive a high profile vehicle and that I'm living on the road now! Not sure confronting our fears really diminishes them, however.... BTW, why is there a lock on the OUTSIDE of that bathroom??

My heart goes out too you had the same issues for years now 53 years old had too lay on the floor walking down to durdle door while my wife laughed at me ❤😢

Well done Guy on posting this up - too many of us guys think that admitting things that have got to them is a weakness but in reality it is a strength - Face your Fears and Live Your Dreams........btw you and Jo have a collection of Dope Snow to rival myself n the wife! lol

Good video guys, at least you respect the mountain many don't. Guy your only human, don't beat yourself up. If you get a chance go and hike Old Man Storr on Skye, 100% worth the drive.

I also climbed somewhat unprepared up Snowdon in September. Legs stopped working took longer reached the summit at sunset train cancelled because o 70 mph winds. Had to phone for a taxi….helecopter took me to Bango hospital where after checking me over informed me that I had a heart attack up there. Kept me in for 10 days unable to drive for 4 weeks 😟welcome to nomadic life 😉🚍⚓️🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Done it at midnight 70 mile winds and freezing rain with just a head torch 😮❤

Thank you for being so honest, nice to know I'm not alone. Love to hike but like yourself fall apart with sheer drops. Hate to accept that fact, and put myself in so many bad experiences. Feel now, its not worth forcing yourself and ultimately not enjoying.

You not alone dude i to suffer ainziaty issues and depression, The panic attacks come from no were they are evil things cudos to you sir ❤

I’m sorry you suffered a panic attack whilst hiking. I have Anxiety too, & a bad panic attack can be absolutely paralyzing. Thx for sharing this. It’s important to talk about these things, & never feel ashamed. Hugs.✌🏻💙

Amazing vlog guys but no shame in fearing heights! I do not enjoy heights at all but a couple of years ago I joined my wife on a "desensitisation " course. She was a confirmed arachnophobic but by the end of the course she was holding a range of large , and I mean large, spiders. Part of the course involved hypnotherapy. I was incredibly surprised since this helped with my fear of heights. Keep up the good work. SId and Nicola, Rugby

Very endearing in a way to Share that..I get Anxiety random situations, I did manage to eventually figure out what was happening...but being out and travelling in the van in Cornwall certainly helps...just watched your one vlog...but think ill explore more...😉👌

The reality is that the fall will never hurt you, you might even enjoy the flying feeling but when it is time to stop the fall that can really mess you up. My recommendation is to not stop.

Well done… The more you do the more you’ll feel at home Great video keep it up. I live in North Wales and I’ve always lived in the country when I was younger. Used to love walking the hills. If and when I get my van, this is what I tend to do. Still watching KZbin videos at the moment to try and convince myself it’s the right thing to do living on my own in my little van fingers crossed

Thank you so much for sharing, very much appreciated, the more people open up about these things the better ❤

Well worth putting on thanks for sharing and sharing your issues

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