I Walked to Scotland, Alone...

[@lamboways]

I have made a video about everything i take and how i pack my bag for these trails now :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3atmK2opNyXq5I

[@hikingwiththeshackletons]

A very humble honest genuine film. You weren’t pretentious like some, you kept it real and raw. What an achievement, congratulations 😊

[@lamboways]

Thank you really appreciate the kind words :) I think it’s a difficult one because it’s naturally quite self indulgent to make a main character of yourself right, but I’m glad it doesn’t come off that way 👌🏼

[@lamboways]

I have to apologise for the rugged audio in patches it’s because I need to repair some equipment, I hope you can appreciate how hard it is to put this sort of thing together when you’re knackered and hiking 15 hours a day. If you like it tell your friend, your family and cats

[@GAPTEXPLORE]

*_The savanna is very wide and very beautiful, I'm glad I saw it, there is a used vehicle, please explain..., I'm Rudy Outdoor Tutorial from Indonesia_*

[@mattstanton4709]

I thought the audio was fine, editing was great too

[@sobert3020]

didn't notice any audio issues, all great work here, massive well done. What an achievement

[@85parrot]

I just came across this video. I'm 37 now and haven't done any long distance trails for a good few years. But in my 20s in university holidays and early work years I did coast to coast, Pennine way, hadrians wall etc. All on my own, as a single woman. And now watching this is bringing up a weird sense of loss and grief in me that I wasn't expecting. I was totally fine disappearing into the hills on my own 15yrs ago. I met some interesting people, one old guy will definitely be dead now - he was completing the last section, he'd started it with his late wife years before. Quite possibly another chap who i walked with is dead now too, or at least extremely elderly. Who knows what the others are doing now. Now, I'm not sure if I could do it. Some of that grief/loss feeling is because of changes in my life - my parents drove me to the start of the Pennine way - I lost my dad 3 years ago, my mum is getting older now in mid 70s. Just that one act of kindness in driving me 2 hours to leave me in edale is a sweet memory. Some iffy relationships have come and gone, one of which involved arguably much bigger adventures - mont blanc, big cycling trips. That's gone too. I have no doubt I could physically do it, I'm much fitter now than then. But the thought of the solitude doesn't fill me with a sense of excitement like it did. I think it'd compound the loss I'm currently feeling. I don't know. Maybe some day again.

[@lamboways]

You certainly have some Stories and experience under your belt :) I wonder if you could ignite that spark again and find some enjoyment in solitude it might be very freeing 🥰🤞🏼

[@livingonthetyne]

Im 36 only one year behind and I am doing long distance walks, dont stop yet, just build up your fitness and get back out on the trails. You can do it. I bet you have some amazing stories to tell. The solitude will actually help you refocus and cherish the memories you once had.

[@85parrot]

@@livingonthetyne I did, early this summer! Did the Ribble way. My fitness was never going to be a problem, I've done a lot more long distance running since I used to backpack. But doing 30+ miles a day for 3 days, with kit, was a bit too much in hindsight. Was good but I would have enjoyed it more if I'd taken another day over it.

[@livingonthetyne]

@@85parrot woo congratulations, I’m glad to hear it.

[@feldgraufox4927]

​@@85parrotwell done, strong character 💪

[@josholiver433]

this is such a phenomenal video. I find myself rewatching it regularly

[@lamboways]

You’re very kind mate, I’m really glad you enjoy it :)

[@MrJamesmoggy]

What an incredible journey mate, absolutely amazing what you've accomplished you should be proud

[@lamboways]

Thanks a lot joooon, cheers for always being here :)

[@itsfuzzy]

A heartfelt journey that was very honest and showed your ups and downs, what a great achievement congratulations, and thanks for sharing.

[@lamboways]

glad you enjoyed :)

[@sharondavis8003]

Super achievement! You should certainly be proud of the journey especially doing it alone & partially in pain. You rock!!! ❤😊👍🏻🙋🏼‍♀️🇺🇸

[@lamboways]

Thank you for watching, your words are very kind 🥰

[@sober_hiker]

Thank you for perfectly highlighting the difficulties of solo long distance hiking. I used to be addicted to drugs but changed my life around and done that through long distance hiking. Most people expect it to be all rosey and some people only talk about the high points, but there are lots of difficulties in long distance hiking, and being solo is one of them. That doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad thing for me, I actually enjoy the fact that it's difficult as I discover something different about myself every time I finish a long distance hike. An excellent video, and it made me realise I'm not alone in feeling that way sometimes, so thank you again for being honest and looking forward to more videos in the future

[@lamboways]

Lovely comment mate, I think you put it correctly that those moments of discomfort and worry don’t necessarily mean it’s a bad thing :) I personally think it helps us all grow and learn new things. Let us have many more years of enjoying the wilderness 💪🏼 i have a lot to come from this year still

[@dcaudwell]

I so enjoyed your journey - you tell a great story and you are a talented film maker. As others have said: you should be proud of yourself! And to pick up on one self-deprecating/self-doubting comment you made below - I didn't find anything self-indulgent about your making yourself the subject of the film. You also featured the trail and the landscapes and the weather as key subjects and gave a great sense of both the epic views and the small details, along with the trials and tribulations of completing a long trail. Anyhow - I'll be back for more and I'm sure you will grow a good following, if that is part of the plan!

[@lamboways]

Reading this after a long day at work really made my day, thank you for that and also your words of encouragement :) I have actually been busy on smaller trails since May so I do have a lot of filming to edit and quite a few stories to tell so stay tuned!

[@paulmagus2133]

the greatest Heros overcome their own fears and you did just that, well done

[@lamboways]

Beautiful words, thank you so much

[@originalpommerz8711]

What a beast 🫶🏼 well bloody done!👏🏼

[@vahanhovhannisyan8443]

What a journey! Congrats. And thanks for taking us with you by sharing it.

[@mikejeremiah4326]

Super! What an amazing achievement. We saw you earlier, and you were just as determined walking 35 miles as you are in this very video. Keep it up!

[@lamboways]

Lovely to meet you and your little family also, although it was brief :) have a great rest of your summer

[@leeharbord6227]

Massive well done, that was a great watch. I hope you're still buzzing 🎉

[@AllanCunningham-m9j]

No complaining just explaining 😊 great accomplishment ❤ thanks for sharing...just trying to get the image of the talcum powder out my mind 😂😢😂

[@outdoorsdj]

Superb achievement 👏👏👏 Really well put together film and I saw your comment about the sound, I wouldn’t worry, came across very well. You’ve added an extra complexity to the hike alone with the running back and forth and preparing shots, hats off. Safe walking 👍

[@lamboways]

Glad you liked it, you’re very kind :) happy trails

[@Treeloveruk]

Loved watching your travels. Beautifully filmed, genuine, heart warming dialogue. Thanks !

[@karoamii1520]

Just came across this video. Truly inspiring and a great achievement. Well done 👍

[@aslimsen]

Glad you have done and proud of you! very well edited video your alone journey I really enjoyed seeing all amazing landscapes with natural sounds! 🙏🏼

[@dennisandthemenacenicole343]

Wow Connor this is so amazing !!!! You should be more than proud not just of achieving the dream you had but the way you managed to record , edit and create the video .I’m so proud of you cuz 🏅🏆❤️✅⭐️ future Attenborough in the making xx

[@lamboways]

Aww you’re beautiful thank you so much, did you notice the crucial point you got me a beer to continue onwards?

[@mbowler05]

What an achievement! Congratulations! Stunning scenery.

[@mbowler05]

Having moved to Texas a couple of years ago I watched your video and realise that I haven’t experienced the best of what the UK has to offer. Inspired me to do something like this in the future!

[@lazzymclandrover4447]

Man, that was an epic... thank you for sharing the tale.

[@nathanmason5337]

you can just tell this lad is salt of the earth great video you should be proud brother. Keep pushing on

[@lamboways]

Thank you, you’re very kind And I’m glad you enjoyed my video :)

[@natureisallpowerful]

Loved watching this. Showcasing our beautiful country. Thanks mate and well done ❤👍

[@erinmorrissey4798]

this is the dream video to have found hungover on a sunday evening

[@ervinslens]

Fantastically captured surroundings, impressive editing skills too bud. Interesting, unique and inspiring upload!

[@lamboways]

Thank you so much, means a lot ❤️

[@johngardner9100]

Wonderful story! Thanks for sharing; it’s inspiring.

[@lamboways]

thank you :) glad you found it

[@shermer75]

Absolutely amazing! Loved that

[@lamboways]

Really glad you liked it 🤝

[@angelaharvey2034]

When I was 21years old I decided to travel across Siberia, in Outer Mongolia and into China. Love the British countryside, hills and mountains there is a certain pleasure in hiking alone at your own pace, taking in the views. I I the Pennine way last year and the Three Yorkshire Peaks and the West Highland Way. Beautiful in every way. Love it! You learn so much about yourself when you o it with only your thoughts. I did the walking out of season so saw very few people on rout. Loved your video and you should feel around of yourself. Well done!

[@lamboways]

Wow you had quite the year last year then :) big props, happy trails

[@mosthighoverall6241]

The Spine of Albion. Spiritual home.

[@tomjw975]

A beautiful journey man… the closing video was touching! You should be proud!

[@lamboways]

Thanks mate, I sure am :) and I’m grateful I get to share my stories

[@mac_mcguckin]

Incredible achievement. Congratulations 💪🎖️👍

[@RubenBlijleven]

Realy enjoyed the video, what an amazing journey you've made!

[@ashers500]

Really enjoyed this. Fantastic video. Informative and superbly well shot.

[@tarvisbickler3787]

Well Done

[@nobbylad7598]

What a wonderful video & a great achievement 👏👏👏🦾

[@lamboways]

Thank you!

[@Roadrunner9265]

Just wow what an amazing adventure. You have every right to be proud. Well done!!

[@DianeandJess-Daisy]

Well Done 👏👏👏❤️🫂 amazing video and what an accomplishment. Hope you have recovered now. 😊 Thanks for sharing.

[@foot_down]

What an achievement, both completing the trail and the film you made from it too. Well done mate, you should be proud. You've inspired me to attempt to finish a film from my solo trip to the Dolomites that I've been struggling with for months. Of course I've subscribed too ✌

[@lamboways]

@@foot_down ahh yes, the hardest part for me is always sitting in front of the computer doing the editing process. But I’m always very happy I’ve done it once I see lovely comments such as yours :)

[@diego750]

What an achievement. I really enjoyed this video, well done!

[@amcn8855]

I've come to the end of your massive undertakings and I'm so proud of you 💞 Scotland

[@bricksandgames2244]

Wow. Just discovered your channel and watched the video. What an epic journey. Looking forward to seeing your next adventure.

[@markwhittle9331]

Hello buddy, just watched your video. 270 miles solo is an incredible achievement, you should feel very proud of yourself. Hopefully your foot injury is only temporary as there many more trails for you to enjoy. 👍

[@lamboways]

Thanks for watching Mark :) yeah I’ve been back out and still enjoying trails injury free 💪🏼

[@laurakarreman]

Fantastic. What an epic achievement. Be proud, be very proud. Congrats from Amsterdam.

[@lamboways]

Thanks for watching along with me Laura 🏔

[@lamboways]

@@laurakarreman cheers for sharing 👌🏼

[@damedavidfrith55]

Thanks for an amazing trip you deserve to be well proud for pushing your self that far u is a ⭐️ 🍻

[@jdotdabs]

Great video, really entertaining watch. Hope you’re able to do more. ✌️❤✌️

[@lamboways]

i sure am :) more to come

[@bilbobaggins7340]

Good on you mate - well done with your achievement - I am from Hawes but have lived abroad for 25 years and coming back to Hawes next year - i will be doing all the trails again including the Pennine Way (which i have done before) so this got my going - thanks a lot mate and all the best !

[@lamboways]

What a wonderful place you have to call home :) Hawes will always be special, it was the place a purchased an ankle brace to help me and the locals were very kind and spoke to me about plans and ideas whilst at the pub :) good luck on your future adventures 💪🏼💪🏼

[@josmith3360]

First time watching your channel.. I really enjoyed following your journey. Well done on completing the Pennine Way. It's not a small thing, it's a huge achievement so don't play it down. You've achieved something that many people will never do. Be proud!

[@lamboways]

Thank you, you’re very kind and I am very pleased with myself too. I aspire for more also :)

[@debsmostexcellentadventure5353]

I really enjoyed this video,hope you have a lovely weekend and stay safe ,debs fan xx.......

[@lamboways]

Have a great weekend yourself ♥️👌🏼

[@joshubrook324]

Well done you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 thank you for sharing this journey

[@lamboways]

@@joshubrook324 and thank you for watching! :)

[@275simon]

We are proud of you too. Nice film

[@lamboways]

Thank you for coming along with me on my adventure 🥰

[@MrSupersheep3000]

Stoodley pike is great and there's a ton of abandoned farm houses after it and I love every second of walking down to Hebden Bridge in the little forest area. You did real good.

[@Rich_Adventure]

What an adventure, awesome film buddy, this is on my list to do! Well done 🙌

[@lamboways]

Make it happen you won’t regret it :)

[@JoshTyldesley]

currently half way through this video really enjoying watching it, your editing is really good, i finished the 192 mile coast to coast last month solo and that killed me mentally and physically, so god knows how you felt, well done to you sir,congratulations on this acheivement you have inspired alot of people. thanks josh

[@lamboways]

Well done on the C2C, I can’t imagine that was easy especially, at that time of year. I’m glad you’re enjoying 🥰

[@JoshTyldesley]

@lamboways 20cm thick snow in some areas was really tough,can I ask what you use to film? Cameras? Mics ect? Thanks again

[@lamboways]

@@JoshTyldesley yeah of course, I just take my Sony a7iii with 1 prime lens. I also had a little GoPro with me for the rain this trip :)

[@clivelangham435]

Well done. Great effort and a great video. Enjoyed this a lot.

[@attrill20]

Loved it mate! What a bloody trip ❤

[@nodwell999]

The boy did good. Well done.

[@mattwright2964]

I love walking alone across wild areas been doing it over 30 years. I also very much like walking long distance with other people but there's something special about being alone. You can do what you want when you want, stop when you want, stare at something fir no reason. You can think your own thoughts uninterrupted, find yourself and learn to accept yourself as you are not as some illusion created by being with someone else. I think you can deeply appreciate things, maybe face your own demons down, if sub-consciously at times. You then appreciate the interaction you do have with people when you bump into someone, although I prefer not to when out walking and would rather choose to meet people by going into a pub to stay a night occasionally. Then I appreciate them. I'm 60 and I think to some extent we learnt to be alone more in my generation. I think parents tended to expect kids to entertain themselves. I notice that many younger people feel less able to do things without others and that kids are ferried everywhere by parents to entertain them. Are they less self reliant and able to be alone?

[@lamboways]

I don’t think I could’ve said it better myself, especially the part where you mention facing some demons. I feel like it forced me to have a harsh word with myself at times and I actually think that’s done me good

[@mattwright2964]

@@lamboways enjoy your travels.

[@blackporscheroadster-yw8hb]

Some people can't be alone for more than 5 minutes because they are about as deep as a puddle and they are terrified of having to think how insecure they are. This is especially true of this millennial generation.

[@mattwright2964]

@@blackporscheroadster-yw8hb I think you may be right on that. I'm not sure its healthy how much parents are pandering to kids nowadays. I see it amongst relatives and friends. That said my generation's parents were probably a bit too aloof and unwilling to express emotions. There might be a happy medium. I don't like slagging off millienials though in so much as I feel we have to try and guide them if we can. I guess "guide" is a good word in terms of travelling and walking as well.

[@blackporscheroadster-yw8hb]

@@mattwright2964 There's a youngish girl (late 20s) lives rent free next door to me. It's her parent's flat. She is hardly ever in and either stays at her boyfriend's or parents overnight. Never does ANY cooking. Never seen her come in with food shopping. She goes to her parents or boyfriends to eat. Can't spend more than 5 minutes alone and if she does she's on her phone or watching TV. Shallow as a puddle and utterly self-absorbed. She did a doss Art degree at some Mickey Mouse University and thinks she's Einstein. (I went to a proper University when you had to be genuinely smart to get it.) She thinks she's 'edgy' because she has a heart tattoo on her ankle.

[@abbyyy33]

What an inspiring video. Thanks for taking us along with you. Stumbled across this earlier and watching it has been the highlight of my evening. You should be so proud of yourself, amazing accomplishment! Hope to see you on more adventures in the future, I'm sure you'll enjoy them even more over time. Definitely subscribing!

[@lamboways]

Thanks for watching abby, im really glad you enjoyed it! Im out experiencing more this summer then hopefully going to make videos for all of those in the near future :)

[@markhallam7821]

Thank you for sharing. It brought back some very happy memories for me when I did it 8 years ago. The joy never goes away. I allowed myself 20 days and stayed in b&b's so it was easier than camping. I hope you'll wear walking boots next time you do one!

[@lamboways]

Glad you enjoyed it man :) did you walk from edale also or the other way round?

[@markhallam7821]

@Lamboways From Edale. I was very lucky with the weather; getting only about two and a half days of proper rain on the whole walk. I just watched your walk in Skye. Great video. I was up the week before Easter and climbed Bruache na Frithe (last did it 30 years ago). I won't be doing that again, probably. I still want to do another long distance walk. Not sure if I still have the puff!

[@Badspideyy]

This is amazing! Keep up the good work!

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

Not only should you be proud to achieve doing this walk but also be proud for putting out a fantastic video that was very entertaining good job mate and congratulations on getting to the end atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍

[@lamboways]

Aw, very kind words thank you ♥️

[@Earlofmar1]

Very impressed with the filming, and also your honesty while hiking what is a long tough trail. All multi-day activities share similarities where, being alone, testing yourself, experiencing the highs and lows and coming out the other side, changes our view on life. You deserve to be proud of yourself, so congratulations. Might I suggest you have a look at the Cape Wrath Trail as a future adventure. Both are very different trails but in my opinion, if you can do the one you can do the other.

[@lamboways]

Thanks for watching and your kind feedback I really appreciate it 👌🏼 yes! Cape Wrath has been on my radar since last year since I met a man in Skye who had solo’d it in 2021 🏔

[@stubalmer3884]

What a great journey well done mate. I feel I've been with you on this trip. congratulations

[@lamboways]

Thanks for coming along with me 🥰

[@TommyS61867]

Beautiful video mate, so inspiring. Congrats. Tom, Sheffield

[@lamboways]

Thanks Tom, Appreciate it :)

[@peterduffield221]

Fantastic journey , you have every reason to be proud of yourself well done

[@lamboways]

Thanks for the kind words ♥️

[@Haze1434]

Brilliant, well done!

[@casualbutler]

Well done mate great achievement really enjoyed watching

[@AzMajeed-x9m]

Well done mate amazing journey you should be proud

[@lamboways]

Thanks Az, really appreciate you checking it out

[@jlockwood131]

Great video - thoroughly enjoyed that, hope to see you take on some more big trails!

[@lamboways]

I certainly plan on more in the future 💪🏼 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 👀

[@wildernessnomad3785]

Absolutely brilliant and well done what an achievement and inspiration you are to others, very much enjoyed this vid and have subscribed to you, very much looking forward to your next adventure 👍

[@lamboways]

Thank you very much for you kind words 🥰 oh you best believe there will be more

[@dawnangelawalker]

Great trip, i love northumberland and im usually alone. You are right about the cows, if they can find a style they will congregate in front of it

[@movemorenowjames]

Loved this … Great account of an epic hike . Nice 👌 (subbed)

[@lamboways]

Thanks for watching im glad you’re enjoying it :) more to come in the future

[@samlucas7491]

A really nice watch. After going on a few solo hikes now, I’m always overcome by the feeling of loneliness. And it wasn’t until recently that I found other people share this feeling.

[@lamboways]

I think it’s really important to share the message, because it’s ok to feel lonely :) I for one am so happy that I took on the challenge and feel more comfortable about doing it in the future now

[@maestroboy]

you my man are an inspiration! and a true champion. i'm watching this 36 hours before attempting my first long distance hike with a friend. we'll be hiking aprox. 190km in 4 days. I have no idea if we'll make it in time. wish us luck!

[@lamboways]

Good luck and have fun out there :) happy trails

[@maestroboy]

@@lamboways thank you!

[@RyansNextAdventure]

Epic hike Connor. I’ve done a lot of hiking and solo hiking is so different to hiking with someone. You definitely picked a tough one to explore solo hiking but you looked like you had a lot of fun. Awesome hike 👍🏼👍🏼

[@HighlandMike325]

You have done what so many of us wanted to, but never will

[@declansewry949]

Amazing video my man. An emotional rollercoaster, so happy for you. Looking forward to the next adventure

[@lamboways]

Cheers daddy, love you 😂❤️

[@spottynstripy1481]

That night up on Cross Fell - it really felt like we were up there with you. Big respect for digging in that night and seeing it through - I know that feeling of apprehension so well. I half expected the morning clip to be of you waking up in Greg’s Hut, but so pleased it wasn’t! Congratulations on the hike.

[@lamboways]

Thanks mate, oh yeah. I kind of wanted to stay at Greg’s but during September it was actually shut and there was no roof on it 😬 so I knew I had no option as Alston was a long way off, luckily the wind dipped a tad after sunset as I wanted. I got about 2 hours sleep tops before the next day

[@kamucho]

Great film, great journey 👍

[@lamboways]

Glad you enjoyed it, hpppy trails :)

[@sobert3020]

This is really beautiful and inspiring, thanks for making it and yeas, so much better than ticktok 'shorts'

[@mel-sp5nh]

Take my hat off to ya bud , great journey , it's certainly addictive way of life , I still to this day live this life style it's harder than most ppl can imagine

[@lamboways]

I’m sure I overuse this quite but, it’s ruined my life in the best possible way 😂

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

just beautiful scenery really enjoyed watching well done

[@lamboways]

Glad you liked it, thank you 🥰

[@suzannecloutier6317]

Well done Connor. Congratulations on this amazing achievement to have accomplished this journey on your own. something to be very proud of. I so much enjoyed your video, the scenery was fabulous and your photography and skill to create this video are very impressive. Give yourself a huge pat on the back. :)

[@lamboways]

Thank you so so much 🥰 honestly blown away with how kind and supportive people have been 💪🏼

[@krruns4165]

Brilliant video, really enjoyed it. Hoping to do this trail soon 🙏

[@lamboways]

I think it goes without saying I’d highly recommend it… what month(s) do you plan on doing it in?

[@krruns4165]

@@lamboways I'm not sure on the full trail. I think I might do something like Alston to Kirk Yetholm and then look at the full thing later. Probably Spring/early Summer!

[@stevenwildgoose6743]

Well done, Such a great achievement and something you can of course look back on and remember how proud you were. Im sure there will be plenty more memories you can feel amazing about. I loved watching your journey. Good luck for future hikes!!

[@bbfeign1]

Excellent . well done 💪💪👋👋👋👋👋

[@graemesaunderson4218]

That was quite an achievement .Very well done indeed.

[@summittaedae2323]

Cracking video. Make the most of them 30mile days because your body will tell you NO when you do them in the future 😂. I did a 27 in 2020 and my feet tore up and my hamstrings hated me. That was a section of the west highland way covering the full length of Loch Lomond. I rarely go over 15 miles now.

[@lamboways]

glad you enjoyed it :) ah a 27 along lomond is a damn good effort!

[@hobbithikingnz8321]

Very well done, you should be rightly proud! Hope your ankle comes right quickly. All the best from New Zealand 😊

[@lamboways]

Ay! Love to NZ 🇳🇿 Yeah ankle seems ok now, but I guess I’ll find out on my next hike 🤞🏼

[@jasongrozier8277]

Some going is that,I enjoy the hills but that is next level,well in mate

[@lamboways]

💪🏼

[@stuee_mk1stuee_mk169]

What an inspiration video. You should be proud of yourself well done

[@lamboways]

Thanks man 🥰

[@dysaart]

Congrats!!! What a journey 🎉

[@lamboways]

Eyyy thanks for watching Evan, love to Canada 🇨🇦

[@evanmclean4893]

Just stumbled across this, your intro sums up my experiences. I really enjoy the thought of solitude but each time I try it I often fail, talking myself out of it.

[@lamboways]

i found its now helped me be more strong willed at the end of it, making me want more :)

[@southlondon2051]

New subscriber. Well done fella. That was a cool achievement

[@daphnesamworth7824]

You should be so proud of yourself. Well done and congratulations😊

[@lamboways]

❤️

[@Traceyattrill-Essexgirlinwild]

Just come across your channel , you filmed that so well , what a great watch and well done for completing the trail and not giving up.

[@lamboways]

im really glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching along :)

[@Traceyattrill-Essexgirlinwild]

@@lamboways I don't have a cat but my dog enjoyed it too

[@user-ru4ir2og6u]

Honestly cannot believe you only have 1.7k subs yet 51k views. Have my sub.

[@lamboways]

I’m still extremely happy with where my videos are at considering I haven’t made that many yet 🥰 more to come though for sure 💪🏼

[@matthewralphs]

So proud of you cuz what a machine! Great cameo from Dan the man at beginning ❤👌🏼

[@lamboways]

Thanks for watching it cuz 💪🏼 yeah I loved having our danneh on day 1