Climbing Crib Goch Snowdon Solo | Mental Health Awareness

[@jeffreyroche7719]

One day when you’re an old lady you will look back on days like this and realise what a legend you are. You are always stronger than you think just keep going onwards 👍

[@simonsmith7251]

10,000 people a year cross Crib Goch, people run it, walk their dogs across it, take their children across it, they can't all be legends.....

[@narissaharris6401]

@@simonsmith7251 They are ALL legends

[@simonsmith7251]

@@narissaharris6401 keep telling yourself that…

[@oddhominem]

@@simonsmith7251 - Well done for completely missing the entire point of the film.

[@simonsmith7251]

@@oddhominem next we’ll all be legends for waking up in the morning and getting out of bed….

[@mac_mcguckin]

Watching you on that ridge WITH CAMERAS! was terrifying! You are an immensely Impressive human being on so many levels. Thank you for this profound film.

[@Macron87]

Terrifying, and completely foolish

[@mattm8765]

@@Macron87 Certainly for someone not used to climbing like this but based on the video and all her other videos of her doing the same thing she seems very capable and aware of her surroundings and the constant risks. Foolish would be copying her without the right prep and years of experience.

[@shaundodson604]

Its called guts and challenging yourself. No right to Judge@@Macron87

[@MrChrisallen300]

Wow Abbie, that was incredible! Not just a brilliant Crib Goch film probably the best I've seen, but also a powerful and thought provoking mental health message too. You are amazing!

[@adrianwhitehouse7838]

Respect! You captured brilliantly the exposure on Crib Goch - and to do it with a camera in your hand and then repeat sections. Just awesome.

[@AbbieBarnesWILD]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@johnalden5821]

I have to echo and agree with you comment. This was one of Abbie's finest films, from both a content and a production standpoint. Wow. I noticed also that she actually posted the camera and then WENT BACK to get the shot of her walking. That made my head spin.

[@maheshsponpanal3410]

Absolutely agree with you . There are no videos in here showing the steepness of Crib Goch like this. What a wonderful job ..

[@hikingwiththeshackletons]

Doing that with someone else is one thing, but doing it alone in such harsh conditions is something truly special, you young lady are a true inspiration. Keep telling yourself exactly what you were saying up there “one breath & one step at a time” I had a tear in my eye when you were getting emotional. Lots of love The Shackletons. ❤️❤️

[@AbbieBarnesWILD]

Thank you!!

[@Macron87]

It really doesn’t make it a greater achievement doing it in those conditions, in your own. It actually makes it foolish, not special.

[@elizabethchapman9523]

Have you walked it? It maybe foolish to you, but I admire her for doing it!!! It maybe not be up to everyones taste and certainly not mine, but you should not criticise and your comment " not special " is not very tactful is it? Each to their own.

[@hikingwiththeshackletons]

@@elizabethchapman9523 i initially thought your comment was aimed at me 😂. I wholeheartedly agree with you though ❤️

[@derekfarnan9735]

Abbie, there are so many people who are incredibly talented, yet make nothing of it. They have become used to relying on their talents, which prevents them from ever accomplishing greatness. Only those who are willing to use their talents in order to pursue greatness will ever accomplish truly outstanding things in life. you have shown this in you ability and I for one salute you `Inspiring you are

[@donnabullock2066]

We are in awe of your strength, resilience, determination and attitude. Well done. We are an older couple from Australia who have walked 10 of your national trails, and climbed all the 2,000 ft and above in England and Wales - except Pillar Rock in the Lake District. That was beyond me. We are homing in on 70 years old, so have to be careful. I hate that this Covid virus has stopped our annual travel to the UK and beyond - but we must all be patient. You have allowed us to walk and climb with you. Thank you so much. You are fast becoming a 'legend'. Love from D &D , Victoria, Australia XX

[@ashmaybe9634]

How you manage to film while scrambling (with two cameras!) and deal with your head is incredible. I suffer from poor mental health also, and the mountains help me also, and I know what its like to turn around or never even leave the house because my head is bad. But when it goes right, it's a major win. Thank you. Never stop.

[@thewanderingforester]

I've done Crib Goch a few times and have been finding it more and more sketchy as I've got older. Last time I definitely didn't get any points for style, winds were stronger than forecast! It's not a trivial undertaking at all and you've done fantastically well to film it as well as you have. Stay Strong and ATB.

[@elizabethchapman9523]

I admire you and several times too. Not for me, but I "take my hat of "to anyone who has walked and clambered across Crib Goch. It feels me with horror lol. Even gave me vertigo watching Abbie walk it lol.

[@bungaloboynes]

Mental health is something Ave struggled with my whole life your an inspiration

[@fionam7087]

Watched this while on holiday in north wales last night and felt totally inspired by you. Decided to take on the Watkin Path - at the current limit for me as I’m terrified of heights. When I felt my nerve slipping I repeated some positive words to tell myself that I could do it, as I had seen you do. Honestly got me through it. Amazing day, thank you so much.

[@monsirto]

One of your best, Abbie. I will be sharing with my kids. Stay well!

[@lulabelle33]

I couldn't even breathe watching the view. I kept telling ysrlf you must have made it to post the video. You are amazing.

[@jessadelix7415]

Oh Abby I was so emotional watching this. My heart felt everything for you. Thank you. I am so grateful for you. Your videos make me feel like I can conquer the demons inside my head and make something of myself. My scars do not define me. I am Jess and I know I can.

[@aljones27uk]

Kudos for that walk - I was getting vertigo just watching the video! 👏👏👏

[@elizabethchapman9523]

Me too.

[@ramblingracheltrailtales]

Hey! You did a great job of recording your hike along the ridge. Despite the mental and physical challenge the mountain presented, you took in the great scenery and landscapes, showcasing the ridges best features. I'm glad the cloud lifted for a short while. Thank you for taking us with you on your journey. I have to admit, I'm not brave enough to tackle Crib Goch, far too scary for me. Well done on overcoming the challenges that happened during the hike, you did so incredibly well. Your life does have worth, you are important and bring much joy to others through your videos. Looking forward to watching your future videos Abbie. Go well... xx

[@veejo9535]

I am so impressed with what you achieved this day both physically and mentally. I’ve seen a video made by someone else trekking Crib Goch on a clear, sunny day and the visible sheer drops are absolutely terrifying. I do suffer with vertigo but I know I could not have tackled that climb and you did it carrying a camera, awesome. Deep respect, you done well on all counts girl!

[@paulbennison2614]

At the end of the day we are all human with needs and fears. You are a rock and I think that's the first walk I have watched for quite a while (Ben Nevis via CMD!) Keep on doing what you are doing. All power to your elbow and know that there are so many people right behind you.

[@PB200559]

Absolutely outstanding achievement. To confront your fears and meet them head on, while filming the experience for the benefit and education of others is a monumental achievement. In addition you are a gifted communicator, eloquent, informed and authentic. I doff my cap to you. You most certainly can!

[@davidsimpson3530]

Hi Abbie, I've just done the Snowdon Skyrace and so was reliving Grib Goch with your video. Thank you for talking so openly about your mental health. Having suffered from depression I love your perspective about the ridge and the heading along it. When I was doing it during the skyrace...my mantra was you chose to do this and this is what makes you feel alive and thankful for life! I hope you are keeping well? Best wishes, Dave

[@traceyevans6412]

This is quite possibly the most powerful thing I have watched on KZbin. Absolutely well done Abbie, and for sharing your thoughts and feelings with us. From 17.30 onwards I was so in awe of you, and the choices you made that day. The analogy of Crib Goch with your mental health, struck home for+me. You are an inspiration, and a legend. Keep putting one foot in front of the other🤜

[@1robboard]

Oh Abbie, you had my heart racing watching this video. I really have every respect and admiration for what you do, and share, but this climb to Crib Goch..... Well I can not find the words to express my feelings, Absolutely Incredible x

[@MrEdd1973100]

My friend took me up Snowden for the first time and it’s was amazing sight to see when I got to the top and I decided to go again with a another friend push myself to the limits. I’m doing this for myself and my dear brother who pass away he was so young who will never get a chance to do this himself. Just wanna say it’s was amazing video 🤗

[@JP-lk2qs]

Abbie,can’t believe how amazing your experience was and how much bravado you showed tackling one of the toughest ridges in the country.I have been thinking of doing it over few last years but keep putting it off as it looks daunting to me.Your video has given me hope that one day I will be able to overcome it

[@PurdyBear1]

Abbie you are awesome. Your virtually climbed that one handed. You’ve inspired me to start walking and hiking. I just need to get over/through the last stages of Covid. I’ve had anxiety etc through the years as well. I’ve climbed mental mountains, now it’s time to do the physical ones. Abbie you are a star, keep shining your light. Your the lighthouse that shows us the path. A true Pathfinder. Keep up the awesome work. Big hugs.

[@Ghosty111-p13]

TY Abbie. I only go to places to hike after watching your videos as it helps me massively and does not leave things to surprise. Love that. Ade x

[@cherielomas1794]

Abbie you scared me so many times whilst you were climbing along those rugged rocks… I cried with you too … you did it ABBIE congratulations…..your such an articulate young women…. You should be very proud of yourself always

[@bonnietigner4207]

You are so amazing...in every way! You step where most people would never dare! You are so very brave! You can rely on yourself. I understand the mental health issue and panic attacks only too well. Go Abby...go for those of us who can't. You are a beacon! Thank you so much. Bonnie in Arizona.

[@tommydaly6030]

Hi Abbie. I had previously watched some of this video before. I completed Crib Goch on Wednesday 17th Aug, 23. I was very scared and on my own. Although it was important that I took the decision to climb it by myself, I did take inspiration from you. I am a mental health nurse and fully appreciate the importance of looking after your mental health. I would be lying if I said it was enjoyable because it wasn't. Having said that, I was extremely satisfied with achievement. Thank you Abbie. Thank you for the inspiration.

[@AbbieBarnesWILD]

Well done on your trip! And thank you for the amazing work you do helping others 🥰

[@heatherclemons3701]

Once again I watch the perfect video from you Abbie exactly right when I need it like My intuition brought me directly to the medicine that I needed. This climb feels like my life right now and I'm really grateful to hear your words. I'm struggling mentally badly as rehab from knee surgery . I really needed this thank you for all that you do.

[@joysutton5528]

Amazing video. Thank heavens you have such great balance plus great physical strength plus holding your camera as well. Very few could do what you do. Thank you.

[@joewebster1]

Wow! Go Abbie.. seriously impressive and a very heartfelt exploration of mental health. Congrats 👏🎈

[@LynnStAubin-od5qe]

I was beyond scared as I watched you hike/climb those knife edged peaks. But once again, you proved yourself stronger physically and mentally than me. I applaud and appreciate your success.

[@alunjones2550]

I had a baptism of fire when I first did it. strong winds, low cloud and rain. I just remember the clouds rolling over the ridge as we were clambering along. Spectacular and frightening at the same time.

[@AbbieBarnesWILD]

Amazing!

[@user-markparker]

The way forward in life is to take a positive out of a negative & you’ve taught a lot of people how to do that with this video. I don’t know or pretend to know what you have come through as I’ve not had to deal with those demons, but with your inner strength I know you are on the path to inner piece. God bless & good luck.

[@matthewlongman7493]

I admire your fortitude, the way you coaxed yourself through the tough sections. As in life we all have moments of doubt and question our worthiness. You have to start with belief in yourself, acceptance of who you are and not try to be a people pleaser. That’s not to say be selfish, one should be selfless. Your videos are honest, insightful and funny. Please give yourself a huge hug and pat on the back. Keep the content coming.

[@jmc6720]

Massive respect to you. I climbed it with my teenage son and 12 year old daughter last August, on a clear day with no wind. Watching you overcome each obstacle, physical and mental brings back lots of memories. We were able to support each other which is a big thing, whereas you had only yourself to rely on. 👍🏼

[@traveladdict1]

Abbie you are truly an inspiration because you share the down side as well as the achievements.

[@joannemorrall5175]

Hi Abbie, Honestly you are amazing, To climb such a dangerous mountain whilst suffering with mental health issues is a sign of a true warrior. My heart was in my mouth on numerous times whilst you was climbing. I kept shouting "Put your bloody camera away" lol. You are an inspiration to many for so many different reasons. It looked awe inspiring and scary at the same time. A brilliant video. New year blessings to you. x

[@sandraabshire4923]

I can’t believe anyone attempts these climbs! This honestly made me feel sick and I had to look away several times! Congratulations!

[@dominiclester3232]

Great, thank you for filming!

[@melissaanderson1986]

Wow! I am half way through watching and telling myself "It's gonna be ok. Abbie survives because she put the video on KZbin and has done more walks since this and posted. Abbie is so brave and clever!"

[@NikkiEvernight]

That is somewhat terrifying. It's not just the voices in your head, it's legit to be fearful of a fall from that! Utter respect to you. Please next time stick your go pro on your head, or chest, or somewhere...anywhere! You inspire me Abbie, you are way stronger than you believe yourself to be x

[@Witteringtrucker]

What an inspiring woman you are Abbie!!!!! I'm just getting kit together to start getting back out on the hills and rediscover myself after suffering with mental issues for the last several years of trying to hide away from them. My happy place is sat on the summit of a big hill/mountain and I only realised this was the case a few weeks ago. Keep doing what your doing and maybe one day I'll bump into you on a slope somewhere and I can thank you in person.

[@martinforrester8249]

I can empathise Abbie. This was to be my last Crib Goch at 68 yrs old. Little did i know, my bigger challenges were just around the corner... and I survived those too. Positive thinking is so important. I know too, I shall be challenged again, not quite as resilient at 80 though.) Love your content, inspirational, thanks.

[@angelamorley8111]

I used Crib Goch earlier this year for exactly the same reasons. Your emotions ebbed and flowed 😅n exactly the same order as mine did. When you saw that trig on Garnedd Ugain I knew exactly what you were feeling and the look of disbelief, proudness and all the other emotions was planted on my face when I tapped it too. Every single word you spoke throughout this video resonated within me and Had I put words to mine at the time it would have been the same speech. Thank you for letting fellow mh sufferers such as myself that they are not alone and thank you for sharing. Just found your channel and subscribed. Stay strong beautiful soul you totally got this🤟🥾🏔

[@danmegoutdoors8709]

wicked vid abbie, the only thing missing was you taking a bow at the end, head held high, conquering fears and i would imagine you beat some of your demons that day as well, reach for the skies girl, the hills are your oyster, true inspiration !!!! stay strong, beating crib goch in your mind is an achievement and a half, your stronger than you give yourself credit for

[@stephenmackey4571]

I did this thirty eight years ago with my twelve year old daughter, I will never forget that time with her? Brilliant video Abbie

[@MrJan50]

Nothing but admiration for what demons you've overcome, young lady. Revealing your inner conversations whilst doing it and filming yourself only adds to it. An extreme therapy maybe but clearly an effective one. I have half climbed so many mountains but turned back at the scary moments. Now, at 65 , I wonder if I can ever do what you have done. Stand tall and continue to have those, at times, ridiculous inner conversations. As a retired English teacher I can only give you a line from Shakespeare. '' Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt ''. Keep pushing the self imposed boundaries but stay safe.

[@PaulinWales]

You nailed it. It's a wonderful part of the world. And this year, you've inspired me to climb Snowdon on that crazy route. Thanks You.

[@IsabelMcCord]

Wow Abbie. I felt every emotion, here. What a fantastic journey. Thank you so much for sharing it- truly inspirational ❤

[@Wildsoul62]

Abbie, having watched alot of Crib Goch vids, yours stand out leaps and bounds in every way! Really brilliantly captured, it really showed the route and difficulty in its true form. Your honest and moving and funny narrative while tackled this challenge was really engaging. Going back to the filming, man was my heart going watching you carry the camera while goat like picking your way throigh the really hard part! Thank you so much for taking us with you on this adventure. Your strength, bravery, talent and integrity shone throughout the video. Massive respect to you. Atb Vee

[@richardsarahcambridge8971]

Amazing video by an amazing person. Well done. I have over Crib Goch myself and it is a challenge but once you have been over it you just want to do it again.

[@alanaharris9488]

Just fantastic Abbie,As a mental health sufferer I know and I appreciate you sooo much.

[@mariannejacot1668]

you are an amazing woman, i have done a little bit of climbing in my native country switzerland, once i missed a way and was suddenly in the rocky face instead of a little grass path and because i did not know the way up anymore, i just secured my backpack so it could not wobble, and climbed down, always two hands and one foot secure or the other way around. and i made it. but what you did, my, you are so strong therei is no reason to doubt yourself, thank you also for the video you made and make. lot of love from germany

[@strummer9837]

What an amazing woman you are, thank you for sharing. The metaphor that you used comparing the climb to overcoming issues of mental health was truly inspiring. Well done you deserve all the accolades. I wish you every success and happiness in life. I’m sure you can only get stronger.

[@robmccourt152]

Well well well done respect to you and Abby I did this route over 30 years ago superfit and I still remember it when I’m low in life well done Abby

[@kisilvan]

Good on ya for challenging yourself. One of the best vlogs of the ridge I've seen. Can't say I will ever do this one.

[@susanvaughan4210]

Oh, what a gift you are Abbie. Thank you!

[@nickliveseyphotographingth5050]

Hi Abbie, that was, by a country mile, the best Crib Goch video I have ever seen. I really enjoyed your humility and respect for the mountain and the sheer lack of sensationalism. Living close by (Capel Curig), I have been across Crib Goch more times than I can remember, summer, winter, day and night, rain and sunshine; it never fails to thrill and transport me to state of flow which acts as an effective balm for the chronic anxiety which haunts my waking hours. All of the Snowdonia mountains help me in that way and are a gift that I treasure above all else other than my friends and family. Thank you for presenting the mountain as a valuable portal into understanding oneself and not, as many perceive it, as a tick in a box, an acquisition and an aid to showing the world how gnarly and exciting they can be whilst totally missing the point. Furthermore, it was inspiring to watch you face your demons, feel the fear and do it anyway. Congratulations.

[@TomCrellin1]

I needed this today and congratulations on sharing your most vulnerable self. Nothing but respect

[@ramblingremedies]

Thank you so much Abbie for inspiring me to get out in the wild and creating my own channel. Recording my ramblings has really helped me to explore both the stunning countryside that's on my doorstep, and my own thoughts and contemplations. I am physically and mentally stronger because of this. I am also less fixated on the destination, and more focused on the journey. Happy New Year!

[@Luvr-wv9hv]

Abbie, You are so brave and strong to confront your fears head-on like this. I love the little pep talks and self-encouragements you gave yourself on the climb up. Much love!

[@htaylor3537]

Iv done crib goch between 15 to 20 times with different people and on my own on glorious summer days and on beautiful winter days caked in snow and ice .each emotion that you’ve just described I experienced exactly the same the one big difference is when I’m not alone I don’t get scared or hesitate in trusting my ability but on my own I go through mental assault courses..thanks for sharing your crib goch experience and good luck for all your future adventures..miles and smiles is the order of any hill day …your determination to use your camera was interesting on its own well done

[@jeanettecroft6686]

This is the best Crib Goch video I have watched. Truly beautiful to watch. stay true stay wild. ❤️

[@scottwhitelaw3709]

Thanks for that Abbie its really inspired me to enjoy the outdoors.

[@brywithay]

Well done my darling, I'm from Llanberis myself with my very own mental health issues that I can more than relate with you. Keep soldiering, you're.not alone xxx

[@paullewis8683]

what a brave person you are. an amazing woman. i applaud you

[@michellefairbrother3070]

Abbie you are a diamond! I've traversed a lot of the Black Cuillin ridge and many peaks besides, Crib Goch is on a par with the Cuillin. I can't walk these routes anymore due to losing sight in one eye so I have no depth perception, it makes me sad but Abbie you are now my eyes, brilliant, go girl!!

[@belubhi5805]

22:16 understand you completely. Made me so emotional to see you feeling like that. Because I did a sky dive with the same emotions. Well done. You are brilliant and strong 💪

[@andymoss]

I can't tell you how timely my running across this video was.Thank you.

[@happyslap2588]

Wow Abbie you got to grow up with that! That is truly some of the most premier hiking, knife edges, and scenes on the planet! I personally would not have guessed Wales for this! I am pleasantly surprised!

[@Jez1963UK]

When I saw you going up there with the clouds ahead (no way!) and the camera and tripod (and stick!) in one hand, I said "no, no way!". Well done. It's on my bucket list of things I want to achieve. And I'm a *lot* older than you! Be well Abbie, I'm glad I found your channel. And yes, you *are* enough!

[@AbbieBarnesWILD]

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[@colrunswild4adventure781]

As you pass people on their where up they have no idea what you have just achieved. As in life we have no idea what other`s have to struggle with every day live. I agree we should all except everyone as they are. Another great video Abbie. Thankyou you are so inspiring.

[@dominictaylor2431]

Hi Abbi what a inspirational video, I suffer with mental health issues and agoraphobia so always good to watch

[@dancastle5243]

What a video!! One of the best ones of crib Goch amd genuine outlook on life! Legend

[@nicklee9612]

Wow. You should be so proud of yourself. Your are a excellent climber/hiker. I learnt over the years of beating myself mentally that in every negative thing in life that comes at me their is always a positive you just need to find it. Your a strong soul always bike in yourself. I bow to you in what you have achieved never stop.

[@john8451]

Of the many Crib Goch videos on here that is by far the best.

[@calleiza12]

Climbed Snowdon via ‘Crib Goch’ in 1967 as part of Duke of Edinburgh scheme I was 15 so this brings back memories of that time. Remember looking down from the ridge & thinking that’s a long way down! Succeeded, and the view stood at the summit when the clouds shifted was amazing! Respect!

[@willdudders7740]

Recently discovered your videos, you are such an inspiration. The way you handle yourself in the tough moments really is something. Keep climbing mountains and thank you for sharing!

[@MichaelAndersen_DK]

That was some kick ass climbing. That's dertermination, skills and courage combined. Thank you for sharing it. 14:32 You are killing me, hahaha!!

[@sharonthompson1363]

You are ENOUGH! Your "super powers" are what enable you to help me . (Probably loads of other people too). I watch your vids when I am hurt and scared to feel better, they are my "first aid""and "first step forward" . Also your filming is top notch. Thank you so very much for what you do.

[@TimRsn]

Beautifully filmed, great presentation, lovely paced and well put together. It's a great climb and you put a great new perspective on it for me. Thanks. I really enjoyed that.

[@tonyhare8961]

Honest and inspiring Abbie, thank you.

[@AbbieBarnesWILD]

Thanks for watching!

[@ryanleefoulkes]

You are truly inspirational, keep on fighting and never let that light go out 👏🏻👏🏻

[@NetMillionaire]

Phenomenal ❤ and very inspiring xx

[@ShaunHenderson-d7p]

I was rooting for you all through this. @20:42 I felt that. Massive respect

[@andrewwilson4167]

A few years on from when you made this video and genuinely I hope you're well and thanks for sharing this. You speak about mental health but from what I'm witnessing you are a seriously strong, resilient, self reliant and amazing individual. Please, please, please don't beat yourself up about anything. Seriously inspirational to watch. Thanks again.

[@matthewcox1327]

Thanks for sharing your amazing climb and also your feelings. I climbed via the llanberis path the other day, similar thoughts going through my head. Sometimes I feel comfort by leaving my comfort zone. Sometimes the setbacks in life are the important way markers we must pass through, in our lives I now believe. Your video made me want to be there with you. Good job all round 👍

[@shaunwilson6396]

The best Vid you've made Abbie...........I resonate with all you said and done......I do need to get back in the mountains instead of watching video's late at night......thank you!

[@nsetonhandville1270]

Oh Abbie, I bow to you! Your effort was brilliant - so brave and real. Thank you for showing the real strength of vulnerability and such honesty.

[@MElizaaahx]

actually a blubbering mess after watching this, you’re such an inspiration well done!

[@sicooper4230]

My gf has chronic anxiety/depression and high functioning autisim..not to mention a real fear of heights..she watches your channel to step where she cannot go,tread where she fears and embrace your positivity when she doubts..i would love to take her to these places with me but i respect her and know that together,this is enough for now for her.Thank you.

[@philipashbourn1538]

It is many years since I climbed Crib Goch but this wonderful film reminds me of the the many challenges I have faced climbing mountains in many countries - not always easy with moments of almost terror when retreat is not possible and the only way is up but with a real sense of achievement as a reward.

[@TheRebeccaMcD]

Just catching up on some of your back catalouge of films and wow this one was intense! Talk about scaling the dragon's back! That was scary to watch, never mind doing it (and with a camera!) - WOW! My heart went out to you too, as I know how hard it can be to struggle with your mental health. You help so many of us with these vlogs and your honesty Abbie. Thank you!

[@mockingbird-media-uk]

What an absolute inspiration for me Abbeie ! Absolute respect on how you overcame your demons and could see how emotional you were, and your emotional grounding before stepping into the unknown ! bless you abbie this video was absolutely amazing to watch seeing your discovery of pushing your limmits of physical endurance and mental awareness. And filming the whole journey 100 percent total respect.I took every step with you willing you on to that trig at the end. well done abbie and a great day in the mountains.

[@docspuddin]

Such a strong and inspirational person Abbie. what a superstar. thank you

[@HernetheHunter121]

Really enjoyed your video and honesty of how you felt. I did this walk when I was 16 in similar Misty cloud, I’ve never forgotten it and you really do feel on the edge….literally. I love clearing my mind on mountain hikes and can’t recommend it enough. Love your videos Abbie. Keep em coming. 😊

[@matthewganley5951]

My hands were sweating watching this. Definitely a challenge for 2022

[@dawnstubbs3905]

Wow I’m so amazed Abbie! You are a fabulously brave and inspiring person. You’re incredible and you got this life in all its forms. It’s yours to do with what you want 💪🤠💜⭐️