A narrated virtual walk from Lynton around The Valley of the Rocks in Devon. No music

A virtual walk from Lynton around The Valley of the Rocks in Devon. No music, just some observations along the way and some heavy footsteps :)
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Origin of The Valley of the Rocks:
It is thought that during the Ice Age the ice sheet prevented the East Lyn River from reaching the sea on its normal route and was diverted westwards. When the ice sheet retreated the river was able to resume its original path, leaving this valley riverless. Over the years the valley has silted up to become the U-shape we now see, not caused by a glacier. It is well-known for its unusual rock formations and caves.
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[@ptaszyny]

Very interesting film. Thumb up! Warm greetings!

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx for watching the vid PP and taking the time to comment, much appreciated :)

[@CastelWalking]

The landscape is wonderful! 😍😍 As always ! Thanks for sharing this amazing walk ! Merci ! 😊

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Thanks for your kind comments Castel. I'm pleased you enjoyed it

[@elevenn_11]

I'm still watching this lovely walking tour, seems very interesting 👍👍 Thanks friend for this virtual walking tour🙏🙏

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Thanks for your kind comments Eleven 11. I'm pleased you enjoyed it

[@scandinaviannaturediaries8892]

Beautiful views out on the water and great rock formations 👍😊

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx SND. Yes it's a lovely place to visit with wonderful views. I hope we can visit again before too long !

[@elflordsjourneys]

Wonderful countryside hike 🚶‍♂️ So green .

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Thanks for your kind comments Elf. I'm pleased you enjoyed it

[@NingOnestar]

Such a beautiful place for walking to see view around ❤️❤️

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Thanks for your kind comments Ning. I'm pleased you enjoyed it

[@poetryteched146]

Very good walk! So beautiful! Weather is also so good !

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx Poetry. Yes, it was a very nice walk, if a little tiring! Tx for watching, much appreciated.

[@HaswellTravelled]

Wonderful walk - beautiful countryside with great views. Well done, my friend 👍. Big like. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your Sunday 😀.

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Thanks very much Jim, much appreciated. Tx for taking the time to watch and comment :)

[@ronaldlevao8251]

Utterly charming video. No music is a relief, and the doggie is very welcome as are you.

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx very much Ronald. It's a lovely walk. Music can be devisive, some of my vids have music, some don't. Tx for watching the vid and taking the time to comment, much appreciated :) Best wishes, Rob

[@VietnamWalkingTV]

So beautiful walk. Thanks my friend

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Tx for watching the vid VW and taking the time to comment, much appreciated :)

[@HikeToWildlife]

Beautiful views out there. Nice to see the family of goats. Thank you for sharing your wonderful walk. Big like 13. Kind regards.

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx very much HTW, much appreciated. Tx for taking the time to watch and comment :)

[@laurenandseth]

Wow, I hadn't heard of Lynton until now but the views are absolutely spectacular. England has some seriously gorgeous countryside. Looking forward to going back and exploring more! Great video!

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Yes the views around north Devon are spectacular. Tx for watching the vid and taking the time to comment, much appreciated :)

[@donroy7825]

Hi ! Thanks for this energetic ramble. Well worth while with plenty to see at all stages. 😊 Cheers Don 👍

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx Don. That was filmed before Covid came along. I can't wait to go back (and to stop at a pub for lunch). Tx for taking the time to watch and comment, much appreciated :)

[@NatureScapes]

Great Video my Friend, Keep the good work going on 👍👍

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Thanks for your kind comments NS. I'm pleased you enjoyed it

[@PathsExplorerThailand]

Great vlog today my friend. Thank you for sharing!

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Thanks for your kind comments PET . I'm pleased you enjoyed it

[@DutchTravellingCouple]

Thanks for taking us on the walk, my feet did get tired. Have a great weekend my friend.

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Haha, sorry about the sore feet :) I'm pleased you enjoyed it. Tx for watching!

[@fieldsman3307]

walked it over the years and best time is sunset to watch sun setting on the sea.........sublime, be back there this year I hope

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx Michael, tx for watching. Yes it's a lovely part of the world. We've been there a few times. Here is a vid I did of walking along the River Lyn, which you might enjoy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKmqeWVphZqEsMk

[@keen2b]

Have been visiting Exmoor for over 25years, As my friend is a paraplegic and unable walk, Transport is essential requirement, I think we visited all beauty spots not to mention pubs for lunch, Our high light of our exploring is Deer watching and the rutt each year!!Wildlife birdwatching the changing seasons hold a special place in our hearts, The stunning views of the channel,Sailing yachts to container ships, Hold a fascination and wonder, The peaceful tranquility of Exmoor the wonderful people living in quaint villages, Unfortunately my best long time friend companion is unable to carry on driving from Bristol anymore owing to health issues and advancing years, Between us we have many photos and footage of the magical place, Which as stayed the same since I was a little boy!!!🙂🇬🇧👍

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Hello keen2b. Thanks very much for your comments. I hope the Vally of the Rocks brought back some happy memories for you. Exmoor is a lovely place to visit, we will go back there soon, I'm sure. As you say, much of it hasn't changed for many years and long may it stay that way! Thanks for watching the video. Best wishes, Rob

[@TotoTVWorld]

Good that Edith was with you. She took care of you so you didn't get lost 😜 That's a captivating trail you showed us! I'd love to walk there with Frieda and Toto. I'm sure they would enjoy it! Really impressive! Darko

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx Darko, Yes Toto and Frieda would love it! Edith had to stay on the lead for part of it as she might have disappeared over the edge! Tx for watching :)

[@renatalimarzi]

Hello!! This looks such a wonderful place for walking in nature enjoying beautiful sceneries!Thanks for sharing and let me discover so nice places! All the best and cheers from Milan! Renata

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Hi Renata, Thanks for your kind comments. I'm pleased you enjoyed it the vid, it is a lovely place to visit :)

[@renatalimarzi]

@@TheCountryTraveller Very much, my friend! Really a nice place!! Happy week! Ciao! Renata

[@kevinedw2002]

Really enjoyed your video. Looking forward to accompanying you and Edith on future walks.

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx Kevin, I'm pleased that you enjoyed it. Lynton and Lynmouth are favourite spots of ours, we've been there several times. Tx for watching the vid and taking the time to comment, much appreciated :)

[@walkwithme8601]

Very nice, it makes me feel like I went there

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Thanks for your kind comments WWM. I'm pleased you enjoyed it :)

[@ancyg15]

Great upload

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx for watching the vid MBGL and taking the time to comment, much appreciated :)

[@BeCCaWhere2GoNext]

Great share, loved the beautiful views and your narration. Especially enjoyed the views @1:25-2:12! looking forward to watching the next, new sub+, Cheers!

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx for watching Becca and I'm pleased you enjoyed the views :) Tx for the sub - I already follow you 😀

[@np_production]

Nice video!

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Tx for watching the vid NP and taking the time to comment, much appreciated :)

[@ronaldlevao8251]

P.S. I would love to know if you do any walking around Hartland Quay. I visited a few years ago and loved the geology of the cliffs! (Unfortunately, film was lost in transit). Sorry to see the grand Hotel, Tor, had been sold and dismantled--hoped to stay there when I returned.

[@fieldsman3307]

Hi , seen the Lyn walk you did, know every inch of it from Lynmouth to Malmsmead and of course just have to stop for lunch at the Rockford Inn lol

[@TheCountryTraveller]

haha yes, I can't wait to be able to stop for lunch in a pub again!

[@nicolasberesford4933]

It is called "The Valley of Rocks" there is no 2nd "the." I grew up in Lynton back in the 50's and 60's

[@ArcticNatureExperiences]

I hope you had a hearty meal and drink after your walk that day - you deserved it as that trip must have been tiring, but giving you a lot of pleasure as well going from one grand view to another. It is a bit of England that I were not aware of - my knowledge of the English countryside is mainly from Wodehouse and he was rather vague about Devon :-) Anyway - here is the Norwegian version of the The Valley of the Rocks kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnPdi5tjqrJqhNE .

[@TheCountryTraveller]

Tx ANT. Yes it's a great walk and beautiful views. Very tiring though, walking up that steep hill - it took about 45 mins to climb up. I have looked at your version - you have much bigger rocks :) What a trail that it, I'm not sure we could take Edith along there, she might disappear...

[@ArcticNatureExperiences]

@@TheCountryTraveller Incidentally I met a young English couple and their dog Shackleton on that trail. They had to carry him on some parts of the trail...

[@TheCountryTraveller]

@@ArcticNatureExperiences Yes that is what I would have had to do with Edith :)