Kirkcarrion after Storm Arwen

[@caseystorm4999]

Lovely to see you back Andy -brightened my day. I am however saddened to see the impact of the storm on Kircarrion. Take care Andy

[@AndyBeckTeesdale]

Thanks Casey. Yes, sad to see the trees down but that's nature I suppose

[@laurencemaher1416]

Hi Andy, great to see you back on here.......lovely music and beautiful content......much appreciated, thanks for uploading.......

[@AndyBeckTeesdale]

Hi Laurence, thank you for the message and the emails.

[@micheledamschke2441]

Glad you are back 🤞

[@AndyBeckTeesdale]

Thank you Michele

[@mrlionrocks]

Welcome back bro! Long time no see x

[@atrampinthehills.841]

The power of winds never fail to amaze...i remember passing nearby along the PW..a great place for photographs...sad to see fallen trees, but thats the way things are.

[@AndyBeckTeesdale]

Yes, mind you it is a very open spot up there so the trees need to be in their prime to survive.

[@steventhomas231]

I was wondering the other day when you would put out the next video. Nice to get another.

[@AndyBeckTeesdale]

Thanks Steven, apologies that it has been a while, I have just been busy. More films to come soon.

[@steventhomas231]

@@AndyBeckTeesdale excellent. I have recently purchased the Wainwright outlying fells book after seeing your series on them. Cant wait to try them.

[@RODPIKERDRONESUK]

Hi new to your channel great video and footage very nice well done big thumbs up 👍 from me and new subscriber here cheers

[@afos32]

Are the rock piles stumps

[@AndyBeckTeesdale]

Hi Ana, no, the piles of rocks are cairns, usually built to mark a significant location or high point.

[@afos32]

@@AndyBeckTeesdale that is interesting Im amazed no one has destroyed them you have respectful people where you live