Hi Jarkko. You mean, if you walk straight along the top from the cable car to the lookout? It's not far...maybe less than 1km..

Thanks Simon. As you can tell, we recorded that in August, and I've just not found the time to edit and upload it. It was actually your comment on another video that spurred me on. So thanks. Let me know if you have any suggestions for walks. - Ian

@@walkwonderful3272 cheers Ian 🙏🏼 good to see you back at it! 👍 Bredon hill comes to mind on the edge of the Cotswolds I did a film there last year it’s real nice fabulous views and realistic with a little one in tow! Especially in a dry spell! Just a thought! Best wishes to you all Simon 👍😊

Pack warm, it will be windy up there.

It is windy up there. I live on cleeve hill and accidentally fell down the garden yesterday 😂

Thanks Simon. I'm glad you enjoyed it. - Claire and Ian (and Ellis)

@@walkwonderful3272 been following your adventures for a while now looking forward to some more soon, best wishes Simon

It's my pleasure. - Ian

I just went and it was VERY windy but I felt comfortable somehow even with my fear of heights

Thanks Mark. We're all good. I think now that we've proven it's easy to walk with that baby backpack, we'll be doing more walks this summer.

@@walkwonderful3272 A pleasure Ian. God to hear you're all doing well. Heavier weights means fitter body. Look forward to seeing where you end up.

Thanks pela. Yes we love the Malvern Hills. We actually go there quite often 😅

Hi Martin. Yes, malcesine and limone are both such beautiful little towns. We had a lovely pizza and a few aperol spritz when we took the ferry to Limone for the day. I use a Nikon D3300 for photos and video, and I use Premiere Pro for video editing. Im not an expert, but its fun learning. Happy hiking - Claire and Ian

Thats cool, I didn't know that.

@@walkwonderful3272 it's local folklore. They used to meet in the pub, and walk the hills. Tolkien was said to be inspired by the hills for his writing, definitely the creation of "The White Mountains of Gondor", from the Lord of the Rings. For Lewis, it was one winter's night stroll back in the snow from the Unicorn pub, that a signal gas light inspired Lewis and the description of the Narnian wood - but Durham Uni also make this claim...

Hi Alison. Sure, the address is "The Council House, Avenue Rd, Malvern WR14 3AF". I hope you have fun. Ian

Hi Suzanne. It was the Ranweli spice garden in Kandy, and there are very many spice gardens all over Sri Lanka. They are mostly aimed at tourists, because most of us are very familiar with all the spices in our kitchens, but have never seen the plants these spices come from. - Claire and Ian

Thanks Kuntesh! I'm glad you like them .😊

Thanks! Um, I think most of the trees in that area are beech trees, but im not really good at identifying plants, so i could be wrong. - Ian

@@walkwonderful3272 thank you so much!

Its our pleasure. We just need to get out of lockdown so we can go places 😁

I think that's what makes the malverns so interesting. That you can see for so far. Probably 4 counties. I wouldn't want to walk around there at night time. I would be freaked out too :)

I know what you mean. The malvern hills aren't that big. Sure, the brecon beacons nearby are bigger, but I think its because of the views. It's the tallest hill in what is pretty flat around. So you can see so far. Also it's not a massively tough climb to get the views as a payoff. I think that's what makes the malverns so popular. That's why I'll be back again.

You must take pictures of old man coniston. Are you still planning on going this Feb? We're on our usual quiet Jan and Feb, but want to go somewhere in March. Suggestions? Long weekend...(and hoping to drive out to France or Belgium for Easter)

Thanks Mark. Yeah it was nice, but pretty cold. The next day was better, and we did climb Catbells. I didn't video it though.

@@walkwonderful3272 A pleasure. It looked a great day. Sometimes it's not meant for the camera.

Aw thanks! 😋 it's our pleasure - Claire & Ian

We stopped at the malvern hills hotel for our pint. And it was well deserved.

Hi Mike. Well I think it's high time you get yourself up to Malvern. 😉

Oh i would but Dartmoor is closer.

Thanks 👍

Thanks Mark. Yeah Claire didn't like the sheer drops very much. I don't blame her. It's hard to visually portray how treacherous those cliff edges can be. But all in it was a lovely week away and walk. Ian

@@walkwonderful3272 I know cameras don;t often do landscape or spaces justice Ian - so I trust you on that one....it looked a good week.

Nice video. I visited Garda in 2001 and think I went on the same trip up the mountain. I remember not being too keen on the cable car trip back down. Is it in two stages?

Thanks Alex. Yeah its 2 stages, I'm not sure what is at that middle stage. All I could see were a few houses and 1 restaurant. Lake garda is beautiful, and we will definitely be back.

Thanks David. Yeah I do find that I need to lower the levels of the music usually. I'll keep that in mind going forward. - Ian

Thanks mark. That field seemed so lush and yellow but I was a bit disappointed to see that it was a bit patchy when you looked at it from the top. The pool in the trees was a surprise. You can't see that from the road. Ian

@@walkwonderful3272 A pleasure Ian. Yeah details hidden from down below.

Sounds like my version of summer walking.....always covered in nettles 🤣

Hi mark. Yeah it was a great day. We actually went again last week. Took my mum and brother for a walk around symonds yat, and lunch at the saracens head.