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From where u took bus?

Squeak squeak! Sounds like I've got a ruddy mouse on my back! At least I'm not a sweaty git now though 😅. Thanks for the recommendation P, it's been a good purchase.

Where to park 24hr mate ?

More leg! That would help big time!!

I'm your first viewer and watched your video from beginning to end so hopefully others will follow. It's not easy so my number 1 piece of advice is to just have fun and zero expectations. There really isn't anything as strange as people and it really is impossible to predict what catches people's eyes and gets them to click, and watch your video. My good lady uploaded a reel , it got 6 million views and went totally viral. I uploaded the same one and it got 177k views as a, video and 2.9k views as a reel, all same subject. Algorithms are something we'll never understand mate. Have fun , keep on doing what you're doing and what will be will be. And make a video on giant onions ha ha. Cheers ❤

Nice little paddle and camp, good weather as well

Nice to see how you can get to these places without a car

Hi there just watched your video was hoping when you left Buttermere the bus took you over Honister Pass back to Keswick one of my favourites although saying that in May the bus decided to breakdown on the ascent to Honister slate mine after passing through Seatoller and we had to walk 🤣 bus driver managed to get bus started picked us back up at the slate mine and got us to Buttermere

Great little adventure. Love the thumbnail mate. Cheers

Thanks for sharing!

Did you take a bin bag with you? The last time I was there it was a midden! Sadly, we all have had to pick up the rubbish left behind by absolute gits! If we want to have a fire we have to fetch wood in because there is nothing dead there. Then, we can continue to enjoy it. We are really bloody angry, but that passes. It’s too beautiful to mess with your chi. 😁

Absolutely stunning place

We really enjoyed your company mate. Hope to do another camp soon, was another awesome one 👍

I'm quite late to this video, almost twelve months. It's an interesting subject I think your helped by the fact your on a rail line and gave buses close by that can get you up to Carlisle. Personally I think public transport is dire unless your a tourist seeking the honey pots. Windermere, Grasmere, Borrowdale, Buttermere Keswick , Gkenridding etc. We live in a village ten miles down the A6 from Penrith. We get one (1) bus a week to Penrith for a tenner return, and three hours in Penrith. So from my perspective I've failed before I've even left the village unless I drive up to Penrith, pay parking fees etc.....i might as well just drive. Tourism is served well by the bus routes but stray off the well worn tourist track and public transport is shocking, the car is essential, I'm afraid for us and most of the villages around ours.

Nice one geezer. Reminds me very much of an island we visited in Wales 👍

Ahhhh what a beautiful city! It feels like a second home to me, since I've spent my whole summers there when I was a little kid! Always love coming back - great video!

North Cape is much better in the end of august, the weather is a lot more stable and less foggy

Funny, you published your video on the exact same day I was there. Beautiful and memorable place, that's for sure.

Brilliant

That's the biggest fish I've seen you catch to be fair 🤔 The beach looked good, you'd love it in Wales if you like that sort of stuff.

It's the clip that just keeps giving, innit

Can help but smile at G falling in 🤣

Nice one Eskimo Pete. That goat was super cute. Did the lady get eaten or did she escape?

Nice video Pete. Geiranger is a beautiful place to visit. Thank you for sharing 😊

Looks goods Pete.

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I've often toyed with, (for: 'often toyed with' read: 'meticulously planned and scheduled') the Idea of doing a flying visit to the south central lakes (Windermere/Rydal/Grasmere as a day trip from Hull on the East Coast, just to prove I could do it in less than 24 hours. The big problem is that I don't drive, (and even if I did I don't have a car!... and if I did, I'd probably fall asleep at the wheel on the way home! 😟) so it would have to be totally by public transport and shanks's pony, but then of course, that would make it more of an achievement! I'd estimated that if the trains were all basicaly OK and not far off their scheduled timetables, and if I managed to set off from Hull Paragon at about 6am, Changing at Manchester Piccadilly for a train to Windemere (either direct or with another change at Oxenholme,) I could do Orrest Head (for photographs,) then take the 599 bus to Grasmere, (to get gingerbread for my missus. She loves it!) Then a walk down from Grasmere to explore Rydal Cave, (more photographs!) then along and around the Rydal Water shoreline to Rydal & Rydal Hall ('The Grot' there and its 'beautifully framed' waterfall is something I've always wanted to visit, so obviously even more photos!) then back on the next 599 bus as far as Waterhead; catch a boat across Windermere to Low Wray, and then do the (level) walk from there down the west shore of Windermere to the ferry, stopping off at Claife viewing station for even more photos of the lake. A walk into Bowness, a wander around the Glebe, the town and the shops & pubs, with hopefully, time for a swift pint, then on the 599 bus again, back to Windermere station and then to Manchester, and (eventually,) home to Hull around midnight. HOWEVER!!!! 1) Since I planned it all out, my wife's disability has gotten more serious, (by the way: she's disabled; didn't I mention that?) so I'd be relying on one of our daughters, (neither of who live with us,) to stand in as temporary carer from 6am until midnight, (or beyond,) and that might be a bit much to ask of either one of them. 2) The trains from Hull now go to Manchester Victoria and don't go to Manchester Piccadilly anymore, (except for the ones around midday - no use to me,) so I'd have to change at Leeds on the way! - Changing at Leeds and then at Manchester Piccadilly just increases the chances of possible delays. (also the same problem coming home!) 3) The queues at Sarah Nelson's gingerbread shop are notoriously long, so waiting to get served there could cause major problems to my schedule, (and I can't miss out that particular visit - She'd kill me! - That's my wife, not Sarah Nelson!!) 4) All (or any of) these problems could well lead to me being stranded in Manchester, with no available trains to the East coast until the early morning, defeating the idea of "Hull to the lakes and back IN A DAY!" (Not to mention leaving my defenceless wife alone and panicking for a few more hours!!) One day, perhaps....

Oxenholme to Kendal is a (manageable) walk into Kendal. From there you could join the Stagecoach Cumbria Service 555 - that would have got you to Keswick for just two quid!!! (There might even be a bus stop for the 555 on the road from Oxenholme to Kendal: at Helsington perhaps - I'm not sure!)

Of course you could have taken a train from Carlisle to Penrith, then a bus to Pooley Bridge, then another down to Glenridding, and you'd be in the heart of the East Central lakes (and the bus services once you've got that far are excellent!)

"...right into the HEARTH of the Lake District" - bloody hell! Have they had a fire?! 😉

Wow that river! Scary stuff but a very beautiful view from the top! Loved the hyper-lapse on the way out and your little smile I could tell how much you were loving it! 🥰 thank you for sharing xxx

A bit breezy 💨

The views from the lakes are awesome, love this little boat ride

Fab little walk 👍

Questions: We are looking at the 13 day "In Search of the Northern Lights" trip - I guess that was it? What month did you go? How many times did you see the northern lights? On the "Viking Vela" ship, there are "Deluxe Veranda" cabins and "veranda" cabins. They are the same size but Viking claims one is better than the other. "More amenities" - but they won't be more specific! I do see that the "deluxe" cabins are generally higher up and towards the middle of the ship - that's probably important in terms of comfort in heavy seas. Where on the boat did you stay?

Hey Pete. Great video. Did the captain let you sit on his knee again? Love ya x

Would have been nice to put the drone up around Cat bells and surprise view.

And no tourists ..... fantastic. Stunning scenery ❤

Update. Feb 2024. The £2 bus fare scheme has been extended until December 2024, and includes most services in Cumbria. Bus operators such as Blueworks, Cumbria Classic Coaches, Kirkby Lonsdale Coach Hire and Stagecoach Cumbria and North Lancashire will be taking part in the fare cap extension

Lovely walk

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Ahhhhh Pete!!!! What a lovely hike and those views are incredible!!! Lovely to see you back out, fab video and loved the drone footage, I’m assuming it’s the HoverAir x1? Such an amazing bit of kit!! 😍😍

Nice one Pete, looked a nice summit that one. What's those huts for in the car park?

I love the Lake District! Keswick is my favourite town in England. Beautifully clean with great shops restaurants and pubs, and just a few minutes walk to beautiful Derwent Water.

Hi Pete, just found this video. How dod the carrots do with that mix? I'm having a go this year.

Despite the howling cold winds, the landscape is beautiful ❤😊