PENNINE WAY DAY 1-2 | EDALE - BLACKSTONE EDGE | THRU HIKE | WILD CAMPING

[@OwlingDogDesign]

Wonderful! You make me smile and it's so good, thank you. I have an idea about the cows/sheep: how about bringing some little snacks with you? I was thinking of a cereal called Sugar Smacks. They are light grains with sweetened molasses. My sheep used to LOVE them. You could lay them on the side of the path for the cows and make them happy - the sheep might come to you to get some. :) Be well, be careful and God bless.

[@jodieoutdoors]

I don't think we have that here, but it's definitely a good idea to look into sugary snacks for the sheep! Thank you Cat. Hope you're doing ok ♥️♥️

[@VintageAndPainted]

Jodie you’re so luck!!! You live in a beautiful country.

[@jodieoutdoors]

Thank you! It's very diverse depending where you are for such a small country, which is what I love 🙂

[@TheHikingHermit]

Not hiked much in the Peak District and it's about 1 hour from me so I should make an effort. I'd be trying to miss those puddles for sure even if I had to climb to do it. I hate wet feet. You're also brave dredging the river ha ha. I have a water filter that says filters 99.999% but I'd still be like will it do the trick. Then again if you're thirsty... Enjoyed the video 👍 Paul

[@jodieoutdoors]

Thanks Paul. The Peak District is one of my favourite places, I'd definitely recommend! The water has actually been fine with the tablets, had no stomach issues at all 🙂

[@robynjeucken3391]

Thanks for taking us on the journey Jodie - beautiful country. Love the rock pool swimming.💕💕

[@jodieoutdoors]

Thank you Robyn! The rock pool was such a gem to find. My favourite part so far! 😊

[@RyansNextAdventure]

Just discovered your channel, I’m now a new sub. Awesome hiking and love the bivvy/tarp set up, it’s a great way to be closer to nature.

[@jodieoutdoors]

Hey! Thank you, it is the first time I have used a bivvy and I'm a total convert to it! I found the tarp for the most part wasn't needed either. Thanks for watching anyway, I've given you a sub too 🙂

[@henry9406]

I watch KZbin through my tv , so just came to comment, subscribe and say thanks for taking us with you 😁🍻

[@jodieoutdoors]

Hey Henry, thanks for taking the time to comment. It means a lot!

[@ASTHECROWFLIESHIKING]

Nice adventure! Beautiful views. New follower here. Crow✌️

[@jodieoutdoors]

Thank you ✌️ and so much for the follow too 🥰

[@PrincessJazmina]

So beautiful!!

[@jodieoutdoors]

Thank you!!

[@markusfen01]

Great to see you back on the trail again! I was just at Blackstone Edge yesterday. Best of luck to you x

[@jodieoutdoors]

Thank you so much! It's good to be back on it! Must have just missed you 🙂

[@tonyfoy5446]

So good to see you back on the PW. Looking forward to you journey. Stay safe and well.

[@jodieoutdoors]

Thank you Tony! It's good to be back! 😊

[@neillbriggs9029]

Enjoyed your series of videos. What month of the year did you walk the Pennine Way? Looking forward to your next adventure.

[@jodieoutdoors]

Thank you Neill... I'm going to drop you another email with a FB group to join. Good luck on your adventure!

[@MrsJax304]

You look so happy and healthy. Beautiful views and great tips. What are midgets? The dive bombing things?

[@jodieoutdoors]

Thank you 🙂 Midges are these tiny little annoying insects that like to swarm on you and get bitey 😬

[@MrsJax304]

@@jodieoutdoors gnats is the word we use in GA... :)

[@spiceoflife3307]

Hi Jodie its Jodi from Ohio USA. Hey beautiful!! I love that your out in the world hiking and camping, Im so proud of you. You should come to the states and do some legendary like The Appalachian Trail .. or Mohab Utah .. Brice Canyon .. etc. come on over sister ill buy you pizza and a beer! and best of all you get to meet me! lol

[@jodieoutdoors]

Hey! Thank you, it's good to be out in nature! I'd love to come to the states and see some of the trails. I plan to one day and come have pizza with you 😉

[@suehillman7189]

Brilliant, how far was it from Edale to your 1st camp? Re the midge problem. I use Avons skin so soft. They hate it. Look forward to part 2.

[@jodieoutdoors]

It was around 18 miles I would say. Just camped on a river outside of Crowden! I've heard that before, so will have to give it a try 🙂

[@andylane1968]

Really good so I'll keep an eye out for you on the way up, have you bought a midge net with you as from hadrians wall onwards they'll bite you everywhere, im going to pm you on fb.

[@jodieoutdoors]

Hey Andrew, just catching up! Haven't seen your message? Have you started yet? And yeah, I have a midge net. The midges are all over in the evenings!

[@andylane1968]

@@jodieoutdoors just to let you know im andy lane on fb, live in byrness and have sent you pm on messenger. If you get to read this.

[@ellalove4517]

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[@jodieoutdoors]

Thank you ❤️🥰😘😘

[@stephenrogoff3817]

How many other thru hikers did you meet during your trip?

[@jodieoutdoors]

On my first attempt on April last year I saw only two... in the Summer though there was quite a few. In fact, half way I came across a group of solo hikers that had began camping together & I ended up finishing the hike with them 🙂

[@Jade-902]

P.S. here’s a funny little baby goats video from a channel I recently discovered. If you’re having a tough moment, you’ll be filled with joy watching them 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/amOblHujZ9aleZY

[@jodieoutdoors]

I finally got around to watching the baby goats. They are sooo cute, I need a goat as a pet some day 🥰 thank you ❤️❤️

[@Jade-902]

Hi Jodie! I really enjoyed this video. You filmed so many things! I can tell this hike brings you so much joy 🤩. Here’s a (old) song for you based on this video… I completely forgot about this song 🎵 kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6XMe56Od6p9odU

[@jodieoutdoors]

Thank you Jade! The Peak District at the start of the vid is one of my absolute favourite places. I'll check out that vid tonight. I'll have WiFi! 🤗

[@Talon173]

What a cool series of videos. I completed the Pennine Way over the last 2 years through a series of circular walks every weekend…Jacobs ladder is much easier in the other direction 😂😂🫣🫣

[@jodieoutdoors]

Haha you know I would normally agree, but I went down Jacobs Ladder recently in the wettest conditions, there was a stream flowing down a lot of it and it was reewally tough to hike down! But yes, normally Jacobs ladder is much better going down. Especially as you can take in the views better too 😉