Lake District - The Western Fells - GRIKE, CRAG FELL, CAW FELL, HAYCOCK and LANK RIGG

[@wainwrightrocks]

Hi Graham. I'm on my 3rd or 4th run through yours and Daves 214 and 116 adventures as I'm missing the lakes so much during lockdown. I have however noticed the Pillar/Steeple video does not seem to be on here. Not sure if you are aware of this. Anyway great videos! And so informative.

[@FatBoysonTourHikingVideos]

Yes, thanks sadly You Tube decided not to allow a piece of music used as the music artist in question changed the company who owned the music. It is such a hassle to get back up, I will do it one day when I have developed some patients. Thanks for watching our vids

[@FatBoysonTourHikingVideos]

Believe or not it still plays on my android mobile when connected to my home internet and on my Windows Pc

[@wainwrightrocks]

Thanks for the reply and so quick. Feel like I know you all I have watched them that much. Hopefully I'll see you out there 😉

[@blkmj13]

Some wonderful views and dramatic landscape -just a shame about that forest, what an eyesore ! Have to go and do those fells now.

[@FatBoysonTourHikingVideos]

+pete carter It will be better in another 20 years times, all bog and green grass, which apparently is better Pete.

[@blkmj13]

+Graham Saunders And they say it's progress I suppose. I have all that side of the district to do yet so something to look forward to. Currently having a Far Eastern Fells renaissance and some of them are all bog too !

[@FatBoysonTourHikingVideos]

Yep they can be really wet under foot, good luck with those Pete

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Just love every minute of these videos and from the US feel as if I am with you guys. Great day at number 200. Love your obvious enthusiasm and awe to really take in the view. You are doing a wonderful job with these videos Graham, and amazes me when you rattle off all the funny names so easily. Onward Bruce

[@FatBoysonTourHikingVideos]

+Nature Calls Thanks Bruce that is the plan, trying to make it watchable and I'm glad we are achieving that, when you come over next let us know and we will join you guys out there. We are not the most professional but I hope our affection for Lakeland comes across. Loved Haycock but it is of course the weather that makes it. For example 'The Old man of Coniston' has now been down by us 3 times with surrounding fells and we couldn't see in front of our faces each time. Yet other peoples pictures and Video's reveal breath-taking scenery. In terms of naming them, slowly as you work your way around them all, seeing fells from different angles and perspectives they suddenly become familiar and recognisable. Some lucky local enthusiasts have done the 214 fells several times and they would be able to name every crag and outcrop. Thanks again for your positive feedback as always it really does make our day, as all our friends comments on here do. Onward indeed :)

[@misspatricia57]

Brilliant as always !

[@xBTxPISTOL]

Really enjoyed this one graham and will use your video next year when I do the same walk,I was just wondering if you will still return to the Lake District after you've completed all the wainwrights and walk the fells? Best wishes to you both...vince

[@FatBoysonTourHikingVideos]

+vince little Thanks Vince, answer yes to that... at least three times a year we will be there. Outlying Fells and Birkett's plus a revisit to some favourites. Next up the Cumbria Way in 19 days time... Can't wait!

[@plumjam]

Well done, Dave.

[@savedpurplecat]

Fit as butchers dogs the pair of you! great views great weather great company! boy you two know the lakes like the back of your hand, well done, it takes me two days to recover before another fell/mountain, well done Graham and Dave congrats on your 200th I'm sure your past that now :) Tim

[@grahamtowler1761]

Your right to rant ,why change what people have loved for years thats why visitors go in the first place

[@FatBoysonTourHikingVideos]

A while back now, it would be interesting to see how it looks in 2021