A Wordsworth Lake District Walk - from Grasmere to Rydal

[@jimmeryman4332]

thanks for posting this (very well done)... the only trip I ever took outside the US was 53 years ago... 3 months in London (cheap then), since I just graduated as an English major...made the pilgrimage by train with my wife up to the Lake District...certainly an enchanting few days visiting many of the meaningful literary sites of my favorite poets...found memories...lovely to go back by means fo these videos...

[@cccjlee]

I love your literary pilgrimage videos. I also enjoyed the geological comments you made about deep time at the beach in Unst. Thanks for sharing your adventures

[@philmorr]

Many thanks for your comment. I'm glad you are enjoying our videos.

[@katechadbournebard]

Thank you so much for this wonderful video. I visited the Lakes in May five years ago to walk in Keats’ footsteps. Now, I long to return to follow the paths that Dorothy and William walked.

[@philmorr]

Many thanks for your kind words. Hope you can return to the Lake District soon.

[@Fidel-tk5rq]

Which route would you recommend to return back to Grasmere from Rydal ? Thanks in advance.

[@philmorr]

Many thanks for this. If walking back to Grasmere you could go round the south side of Rydal Water and then round Grasmere - easy paths. Or alternatively there is a regular bus service from Rydal to Grasmere.

[@philmorr]

There are a number of on-line details of the Grasmere - Rydal walk - here is one www.walklakes.co.uk/walk_76.html