Coast to Coast | Part 3 | Rosthwaite to Grasmere

[@northernwalks5426]

Shame about the weather Joe, but you managed to capture some great footage of the rivers and especially the beautiful waterfalls. Thanks for sharing.

[@davidryan4454]

Great quality film despite the weather Joe - well done 👏🏻 And remember: a bad weather day in the hills/outdoors is always better than a good weather day while in an office / in the city. Hope you & your companion kept each others spirits up a humour levels high

[@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson]

@@davidryan4454 of course! Was great fun jumping the rivers - shame I didnt film us doing it! One was literally 20m across and we balanced across rocks and nearly fell in many times!

[@kenwbrenner]

Very good David - I've always thought so (on trail vs. office)!

[@uksewingmachineservice7030]

Very nice video mate looks damp ther looks like you are having fun there 😀Don 🤠🇬🇧👍👍👍👍

[@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson]

@@uksewingmachineservice7030 we nearly bailed that day as we crosses so many rivers that are not normally there! Great fun!

[@kenwbrenner]

Hi Joe. I continue to really enjoy what you are showing us on this walk and video series! If I could have come to Britian and hiked, this is the one I'd have liked to have done (or perhaps the Cleveland Way). Since I can't, I can d so with you - thank you for that. Sorry about the bad weather. Thankful you were prepared with appropriate clothing, and had the courage to get through the high waters. I am very impressed with the beauty of these mountains! I'm accustomed to the mountains along the Appalachian Trail, with rarely offer any open areas as you showed here. Prayers for you to be blessed with safety and success in your journey!

[@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson]

@@kenwbrenner thank you and there was plenty of superb weather after this day :)

[@natepicker436]

That looked like one of the most loneliest walks in recent memory...which means I can't wait to do it! Seriously, a lot I mean a LOT of water throughout; who built the stone keeps? Are they for the sheep? And what is that barren place at this part of the video...kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6uqYnqNp5qMoJo Greenup Edge did you say?

[@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson]

@@natepicker436 the small stone enclosures are sheep folds so they have shelter. Yeah it was pretty lonely on that walk but to be honest it normally isnt - it was purely down to the weather! Greenup Edge is the plateau between Rosthwaite and Grasmere and with the new path is easy to navigate but used to be boggy amd hard going