The Top of Wales During a Heatwave? I Think We Should Start Early...

[@alibenkahn5092]

Aussie bushwalker here. A good tip for walking in warm weather is to freeze some water i.e. a bottle of water the night before. It will gradually thaw out during the day and will be lovely and cool for quite some time.

[@VisitingPiddlyStations]

Thanks for using Yr Wyddfa. You said it perfectly. And Rhyd Ddu too. It means a lot to us Welsh speakers Steve!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks, I try to be respectful (but usually fail!) :D

[@suzannebell51]

Well done guys - that was quite an achievement! I had my heart in my mouth watching you negotiating that ridge, particularly on the way down. The scenery was well worth it, thanks for taking us along with you😅

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Suzanne! I'm glad it wasn't any more scary or I would have struggled!

[@cameronabell76]

Try the Crib Goch ridge on the other side - I did it that way back in my younger days(!) - It's very exposed with steep dropoffs on both sides, there were people crawling along it when I was there!

[@suzannebell51]

I don't think I will be trying that one😯@@cameronabell76

[@scottie2636]

Steve, you two have got to be healthier than most people in the world. To climb uphill for three hours is a feat. The guy carrying his bike is amazing, he didn't even sound winded when he was talking to you. The views from up there are breathtaking!! Thanks for the video. You and your companion stay safe and well. Dave in the U.S.

[@steve-marsh]

Haha that guy put our efforts in perspective :D

[@4sstg]

Just one old lady on social security who subscribed to your channel. I can’t always read the two different size fonts in your written information. My eyes focus more slowly now and you take the writing down before I can read it all. Your other fans probably don’t have this proble. I watch on my tv with a streaming device. I send this comment on a small iPad. I really enjoy your videos. I cant travel now, and your videos are a treat. Thanks for them. Just one critical note. Probably the only one.

[@DavidChallis-dj3ek]

Sadly when you pause on a Tele it obscures the info, not sure about Ipad but on a PC you get full frame when paused. KZbin should take the hint and stop trying to be too clever!

[@gerardbooth40]

As you get older it's very true that the descents are much harder on the joints and muscles than going up. I've not taken that route for about 30 years but feel inspired to do it once more. You had a great day for the walk and were very sensible to go up early. Thanks for another great video.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Gerard! Seriously, the early start was our best decision of the day!

[@DreamClean]

The descent was the trickiest part for me. Feet sliding to the front of my shoes was damn painful.

[@carolgraham4537]

Amazing. I'm afraid of heights and that path was so narrow and close to the edge, it made me feel dizzy. The views were spectacular though and I loved the view from the summit especially. Thanks to both of you for allowing me to visit places I can only dream of going to,

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks for coming along Carol!

[@priestland1]

Yes was thinking the same, narrow path and some steep slopes both sides.

[@VICKI-d5q]

Bloody hell! That's a no from me. Gave me vertigo just watching lol.

[@danieljones4754]

Pronunciations were pretty much spot on. Always appreciated when someone puts in the effort

[@steve-marsh]

Oh I try (but normally fail!)

[@notactuallymyrealname]

Such a beautiful day for it! I hear you on the crowds that the summit train can provide, but from where I live in the US, the lack of public transit access to the great outdoors can often be disheartening. The idea of a little ride up to the top of the highest peak -- or maybe even taking it halfway so you still get to stretch your legs -- is DREAMY.

[@steve-marsh]

Well said Lauren! :)

[@eamonquinn5188]

That ridge terrifies me!

[@tommykavanagh6106]

Steven I absolutely love all your videos from the very first one ....keep up the great work ...love it ... regards Tommy from a little town called Gorey in Wexford...southest Ireland..PS ..we have the oldest working lighthouse in the world here in county Wexford Ireland come visit....xx

[@gabrieleortiz5041]

Stunning scenery, and hats off to you for making it the whole way to the summit! There were some nail-biting drop-offs there along the path - could you hear our collective inner voices saying, “Back up, you’re too close!!”? 😅 Fantastic journey, you two, and many thanks for carrying us along with you. 😁

[@steve-marsh]

An absolute pleasure! And unlike most climbs, this really WAS a pleasure, not too difficult, but beautiful scenery :)

[@sallyelling9329]

Wonderful walk, would have loved to do it in my younger day, now all I can manage is a walk round the local supermarket. Love your videos.

[@sandiandgregh]

Now, we know that all Steve Marsh videos MUST include some uphill steps but this was EPIC! What a hike and those views!! We definitely will be going to Wales in the future but with my very dodgey knees, I'm afraid we'll have to "step up" and buy a train ticket if we want to get anywhere near that summit. Well done to both of you. And Alicja, you are a rock star, doing the downhill portion and not spilling a drop of your coffee. I'm in awe. Thanks, as always, for sharing. Have a great week!

[@steve-marsh]

Haha the coffee must be protected at all costs! Good for me too because she'd be so grumpy without it :D

[@tonym480]

I did Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) for the first time via the Llanberis path in 2017 when I was 67. The thing I was not expecting was how busy it was. I never in my wildest dreams thought there would be so many people on their way to the top of a mountain 😄 I would like to go back and climb it by another path, but being 74 now, I'm not sure that I am still fit enough. I do enjoy watching others attempt the ascent. Good job both of you. Wales is amazing 👍

[@steve-marsh]

Good job mate, I'm finding it hard enough at 50!!!!

[@freddie.rhodesr9984]

@@steve-marsh no way do you look 50, 😊

[@mk1aquatic739]

I did the Snowdon horseshoe (via Crib goch and round to Llewedd)a few years ago. From Crib goch to the flank of Snowdon there was hardly anyone about. Then as I approached Snowdon summit it was like walking into a busy supermarket, because of all the people that take the train. It surprised me as well! 100 yards further on from the summit and the rest of the route, it was quiet again.

[@graemewilliams3212]

Fair play to you both! Never been up Rhyd Ddu path but it looked incredible! Also, Steve, you pretty much pronounced those Welsh names spot on. Wish more hiking KZbinrs could do that. :) Looking forward to Part 3 of the Welsh trip!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Graeme! I always try to be respectful, but it doesn't always work :D

[@167curly]

Congrats on your memorable hike/climb, guys.

[@paulpaine1014]

The Rhyd Ddu path is one of the best routes up and its also one of the quieter ones! Good choice! I like the fact the railway makes the mountain top accessible for people who couldn't physically walk up, but at the same time a lot of people use it as the lazy option and miss out on so much. The great thing about Snowdonia is that there are a lot of other peaks with views of Yr Wyddfa and non of the crowds. If you think that was busy you should see it at lunchtime on a weekend. There are literally people queuing to take a selfie on the summit

[@steve-marsh]

Ah good tip to try some of the other summits!

[@ScottishT]

The best Steve and Alijcia combo in the world

[@jimmymorrison8314]

Pair of legends! That's a rough trail compared with the Llanberis path, fair play to you both. Coming down is surprisingly taxing too isn't it. Excellent video.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@xix94]

Coming down I could not stop tripping on the steps 😂

[@steve-marsh]

Yeah we underestimated the descent!

[@davedacigarguy]

@5 min :30....It's a good thing you didn't start singing, Steve! 😄😄😄 All kidding aside - it was a fantastic video! The views of the valley and the summit - just magnificent! I couldn't believe there's a cafe at the top! Thanks for doing this!

[@timrosenburgh8597]

Well done both of you, a great achievement. Certainly a long climb, but the view's were amazing. Look forward to the next one mate.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Tim, such a fun walk!

[@floydsullivan3432]

Absolute beautiful picturesque sights.

[@MrGreatplum]

What a great hike and looks like you chose the right path and the time of day too! I quite like the idea of mountain railways etc to get to summits; yes, it makes it busy but you get facilities and it means those who wouldn’t otherwise see the summit can get there. If you want to see this sort of infrastructure done well, go to Switzerland where there are cable cars / funiculars and mountain railways everywhere :)

[@steve-marsh]

Well said!

[@brentfairlie9159]

I have so enjoyed this episode. Thank you. Mt Snowden was my favorite part. It is just amazing up there by the look of it. Hate to say this but i think i like Wales more than Scotland. My ancestors will hate me for that

[@CymruEmergencyResponder]

Mount Snowdon is in Canada.

[@simonwhitlock9189]

Stunning and I have to admire the level of fitness you both have it is certainly more than I could do at my age. Thank you for your efforts and the glorious views till next time stay safe and well.cheers.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Simon! Let's just say it was a very relaxed afternoon after this!

[@stableianF1oracle]

Cycled up Snowdon more times than I’ve changed my underpants. Beautiful views. Glad you had a nice day for it …. Snowdon in cloud is like any other peak when you can’t see anything.

[@moiraedwards57]

Ir Withva . Double dd sounds the and f sounds v. Not bad for a Scot!?

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers!

[@markstedman4592]

One thing I really noticed in this video was the stunning weather. Never seen it like that anytime that I have been to Wales. Love watching you two, great video.

[@steve-marsh]

I can't believe how lucky we got, I was even asking for the weather gods to turn the temperature down a bit during this trip!

[@johncooper3392]

railway gives people with a disability a chance to enjoy the mountain

[@steve-marsh]

Totally agree!

[@CosBdA]

I have to say - although I'm 'Anglo-Scots' I grew up in North Wales and learned Welsh at school - but for a non-Welsh-speaker, your pronunciation is really quite good (having watched your other North Wales vids too)! Love your channel - keep up the good work!

[@maxmoore9955]

I'm to old now but enjoyed your hike .I went many years ago Mountain Biking in Wales beautiful Country.

[@jornspirit]

...really a worthwhile watch... reminds me of many a tour in the lower alps (where I grew up)... the stony paths can be tricky - an ankle is quickly twisted, if you don't pay attention. The views were majestic, and the weather was with you. A bit sad though that they put the final train stop and cafe right on the top... which could be reserved for aah's and ooh's, admiring the peak without hustle-bustle... it could have been placed just out of sight and noise from the peak... however, sigh... and as it is of course, it allows also people with walking difficulties to have the peak experience! 😎 I still find it sometimes hard to believe, that there are guys cycling down!! 🚲😅

[@margotbehn6287]

Wow, what a wonderful landscape. Thank you for making this trip and video. Although I tried several times to get to Wales I never made it so far. At least your video shows me that I won't be able to make it to the top of Mount Snowdon on foot. Not at my age.😊

[@philtaylor5444]

Really good video I enjoyed watching your journey on such a lovely day.

[@ajollygoodchap]

Three into the series and they are getting better with each one. That was a great ride. Your filming really gives us a sense of the expanse of those moors. I was right as well, after having watched the last sub 2hr video and now this one, you are definitely fitting in more interesting and informative dialogue into these shorter rides. Really enjoyable watching.

[@veronicaroach3667]

Did the climb up/down many years ago - we did different routes up/down, then had to walk right along the lake back to the car - big mistake - but once you've done it it never leaves you - mine was around 1970 ! We 'enjoyed' mistyness on the way down & feared getting lost, but somehow the path was always just visible thank goodness ! Love you Wales - been in the US for many years now so I really enjoyed this adventure with you guys - thank you !!!

[@veronicaroach3667]

No cell phones in those days either to tell the poor guys who stayed behind where we were - they were really scared for us - my husband & my daughter that is, who did not want to go with me & our 3 boys !

[@steve-marsh]

I can believe it! We were tempted with a different route down, but foresaw the walk back to the van and decided against it!

[@Nook747]

Not just the heat is bad, the air is a lot thinner up there !..WOW...too high for me thanks !! Great video Steve, as always. Can't wait for the follow..

[@keridenner2187]

Wales…. you are beautiful. Thank you for a great video guys.

[@geoffh2560]

Thanks for this Steve, a gorgeous day (for us just watching!) - I've only been to the summit by train as my wife is disabled, so it was great to see this path up.

[@AnnaWhybro]

Wow! You must have pleased the weather gods ..i have been up Snowdon 5 times and never had such awesome views! You took my favourite route up...a brilliant film, thanks!

[@kathleenzaffore1560]

Awesome hike! I said WOW aloud several times and felt my heart catch on the sheer and shaley ridges. Thanks for taking us along. I want to strap on boots and head out in the morning. Still ice and snow on ground here but clear and blue forecast tomorrow. I loved seeing the wind cloud streaming over the ridge. Thanks you 2.

[@lizwilliams14]

That was spectacular. I sent your video on to the members of my local Welsh Society. I’m the Secretary. I was impressed with Alicja going down with her coffee in her hand.

[@CarolynChando]

I climbed Mount Snowdon in 1975 with a group of American students from RAF Woodbridge HS in Suffolk. We climbed via the Pyg track and stayed at a Youth Hostel in Pen-y-pass I thoroughly enjoyed this video and thank you for sharing this trip, as it brought back so many memories. Can't wait to watch your other videos.

[@VladimirLuton]

Your videos are INSPIRING!! Hello from sunny Dundee🙂🙏🏻

[@BarnieCowan]

Thanks so much for doing that fantastic hike and showing us a part of Wales that we would never see. Great photography! You two ❤ are definitely the best travel vlogers!

[@isabelladavis1363]

My goodness this land is gorgeous! Much reminds me of the Isle of Skye with those mountain lakes …i would never for a moment consider wearing shorts in that very rough terrain a slip or fall would be horrible ! a serious walk with incredible vistas … thank you for sharing with us and taking us along …stay blessed

[@peterjackson6547]

Excellent. i remember climbing it 70 years ago, in heavy mist and pouring rain....not the same.

[@steve-marsh]

Sounds more like its normal cloak :)

[@footfault]

Excellent video, as usual. I felt as if we were right there with you & A. Don't know where you get the energy to explore so often!

[@siharries2014]

What an achievement! Thanks for taking us along 👏👏

[@gaz1226-j2x]

Hi, good effort especially in that weather. I’ve climbed yr Wyddfa 3times.. Rhyd ddu, Llanberis path and the miners track. Twice it was too dangerous to get up steps to summit due to high winds, snow and ice even though we started the walk in shorts and tee shirts. Third time got to see the views and made the summit. Yaaay,!

[@arthurerickson5162]

Well done!! You’ve climbed your Stairway To Heaven! I’d never have made it without my hiking poles.

[@eldrinod]

Hi, I am a new subscriber to your channel after watch seven videos of yours - I just wanted to say how the beautiful chosen music and the long scenery shots with no dialogue is just perfect, it almost like a meditation and I can’t imagine anyone feeling stressed after watch one - the thee in Wales are the perfect example so keep doing what you do so well 👍🏻🌟🌟🌟

[@NigelHarperPhoto]

Aah, Welsh cakes and Barra brith, they go so well with coffee! I’ve been up Snowdon a couple of times, walking and by train. The scenery on a clear day as you had is certainly epic! Great vid by the way! Cheers👍

[@steve-marsh]

This is uo there with our very favourite mountains now :)

[@rikuk3]

Its a lovely walk, over the years I must have walked it 30+ times. I live in the Brecon Beacons, you should come down and hike up Pen Y Fan next :)

[@JimMcgough-c3g]

Lovely video in weather so uncommon in North Wales. Many decades ago on my first climb up Snowdon, by the dangerous route., the weather closed in so quickly that we dashed down what we thought was the direct route only to end up in Rhydd Dhu, so thank you for showing me what I missed in the clouds!

[@stuartw969]

This was fantastic cinematography!! Thank you so much!!! Beautiful!

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

Excellent footage. About 60 years ago I peddled there on my cycle from Northampton staying at Youth Hostels.. 1/6 or 71/2p as it is now. Been up top 3 times but by train. Well done you two, a joy to take me with you. Thank you

[@jean-paulmasse1091]

Wonderful Steve and Alicja ! Once again, I was with you. We visited this area years ago for the seam trains, Welsh Highland Railway and their Garratt locomotives + Festiniog. Sure, next time we'll climb up to "Yr Wyddfa" summit.

[@ellap364]

Wow. I felt every breathless step. Well done. The views look beautiful 😊

[@Sim0nTrains]

Rhyd Ddu Station and the train towards the end, that's part of the Welsh Highland Railway a Narrow Gauge Railway which runs from Caernarfon to Porthmadog Harbour which has some stunning scenery including the Aberglaslyn Pass but some stunning views from the top, awesome video Steve and Alicja and well done getting to the top of Snowdon/Yr Wyddfa, especially during the September Heatwave

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Simon! We were so happy to see the train at the end, lucky timing!

[@RichardParker-hc6dn]

Great climb Steve! That is some beautiful country to see. Thanks for the experience you did a fine job presenting it too.

[@DaveGeog]

That was stunning. I've done it a couple of times in the past but never on such a beautiful day, and I'm not fit enough now - thanks so much for taking us along!

[@sueelphick9060]

Well done to you both looked as if you enjoyed that view too.... 😊😊😊😊

[@steve-marsh]

It was well worth every step!

[@adamdax]

I have been busy last few weeks sorry I'm behind on your videos. Amazing job getting to the Top the View is Just stunning and Beautiful TY for Sharing with all of us.

[@deborahjohnson8015]

Wow !! What a great video !! I know I will never do that but to be up at the top was amazing !!! Thank you both for bringing us there !!

[@johnallan4826]

Majestic views lovely railway and a oasis of a cafe, never really thought about the contrast, the snowdonian summit as a mid morning snack and back home for lunch for the tourist, or two beautiful walks for the fittest with a snack inbetween, what a stand out plynth for a summit memorial

[@steve-marsh]

It was a wonderful morning John but we collapsed as soon as we got back to the accommodation :D

[@jamesmoore9511]

Wow! and he passed you on the way up carring a bike - that's being in shape. Several times climbing on Mt Rainier (at about 7000 ft) I have been passed by guys running, its really intimidating when I thought I was in good shape.

[@craigwilliams4161]

Thanks for sharing this lovely video of your ascent of Snowdon. Well done

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Craig!

[@simontye179]

So vvery evocative. Thanks for stiring many memories of much time spent around and on Snowdon. Have been through Rid Thoo a lot :D

[@davidoliver1169]

Hi Steve. Always enjoy your great videos, and this was no exception. Thanks and have a great week.

[@markjones127]

Yep we always put butter on Welsh cakes, same with Bara Brith, we like butter on everything! 🤣Rhyd Ddu path is the perfect path for early September, the trains don't start until 9am so the people passing you probably did a sunrise walk which has been the trend on Instagram for the last few years, you can also descend via the Rangers path and end up back at Rhyd Ddu but it does add 1.5 miles to the walk. I love the railway, but my family are from Llanberis and my uncle used to work on the train so I'm biased, but I took my uncle and my Dad up on the train when they were in their 80's and they absolutely loved it so for me I don't mind one super busy summit with a train just for that, it was actually pretty quiet when you were there, on the very busiest days queues can be over half an hour long for the summit! And one tip I found out the hard way, if holding a camera or walking poles, make sure to put some suntan lotion on the back of your hands too as they burn super fast!

[@lynetteetter8097]

Love this one. Yes I think the poles might have helped a great deal.

[@paulhellander2791]

Ooh, that brought back fond memories rom 2019 (before COVID Steve when my son and I did the summit the lazy way - by train. I loved watching you guys slogging it up the hard way and I take my hat off to you. Paul in Oz

[@Louisa93able]

I am so pleased you made it! Congratulations; great views; thanks for sharing the Experience!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Louisa!

[@billymcl63]

Just had a chilled half-hour with a wee malt watching you both do the hard work😊. Great scenery and again it makes me want to see it for myself . Alicja is just so chilled and positive. Well done 👍

[@rpbarnett123]

Brilliant piece of work. Humour, jeopardy and lots of hard graft.

[@patriciafuchs5970]

Stunning views, at 74, my climbing stuff like that are done, so thanks for the vicarious experience. It is beyond beautiful. The welsh cakes looked good. The quiet is part of the appeal!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks for coming along Patricia! And we didn't even save you a welsh cake! Shocking!

[@joepoplar9831]

thanks for making the effort ,gorgeous views

[@arlenebaltrus9709]

Loving your videos. Keep them coming - from the Rocky Mountains in Canada

[@andyonions7864]

Great vi. I've never done the Rhyd ddu route despite staying in the youth hostel there many times as a kid. Been up 3 routes from Pen y Pass and the railway path from Llanberis. I've come down the ridge you went up but into the saddle between Uy Wydfa and Yr Aran, then down onto the road you stayed on. I'll give this route a go some time.

[@johndgn]

Thanks to both of you, not done Snowdon yet but this looks like a superb route, CMD route up Ben Nevis is similarly much quieter than the tourist path if you've not done..

[@hunterfulghum7170]

Well done you two! Lovely hike, good video. And right, wrong, or indifferent, the availability of coffee at the top is grand! More, please.

[@steve-marsh]

Haha so true!!!! :)

[@kadriyecalskaner8514]

Such a crazy walk,,👌👏

[@rhodsullivan7773]

Loved the follow up to your South and West Wales adventure. Nice touch leaving the Welsh cakes for the summit. They will be on the dry side. They should have butter spread on them.They looked like North Welsh cakes. Some even have jam!!!😮 They make them differently to us south Walians. I make them the old fashioned way on an iron griddle. Flour butter currants sugar, (not too much), and an egg. You did well with your Welsh pronunciation . Glad it wasn't too crowded for you and you had a view. I remember Ben Nevis. Crowded, litter and cloud! Mind you I did quite a few less crowded Munros. Thank you both. Great viewing.

[@metalplaster]

Hi Steve, just discovered your videos a couple of weeks ago! Thank you they are all brilliant! I showed some to my 86 year-old Dad and he was spellbound! 😃

[@steve-marsh]

I am so glad to hear it, comments like this keep the motivation high! Please pass on my thanks to your Dad too

[@brenda9990]

Absolutely Stunning scenery. Just gorgeous! Who would take a bicycle up there? Crazy.

[@DavidRichards-z2k]

So glad you had the weather during your visit my my lovely country, I’ve been to your equally lovely country the first while on a mountain leader’s course while in the Army & many many times more on my motorbike. Wales is like a mini Scotland, now Scotland missed a trick! Since way back the Welsh tourist board have ran with the tag line Come To Wales “The Big Country”now your country truly is a big country & until anyone’s visited the place they’ll never know, not only is it big in land mass, but the mountains, lakes & the open spaces are magnificent too & like Wales if you get the weather then it’s a bonus especially if you’re on a bike. Not walked that path on Snowdon, I tend to take first timers up the 3 .1/2 mile Pyg Track, short & sharp but it does get busy, the last time I took a group the weather was bad & there was still a 30min wait just to go up those last few steps to the pinnacle. Did you nip into my Old Regiments ( Royal Welch Fusiliers)free museum while you were in Caernarfon castle? And, yes Welsh cakes are so much better with a touch of butter . Diolch yn fawr iawn (thank you very much) for showing everyone so much our country in an awesome way your filming & interactions have been on the ball. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@dermotbradley9692]

Steve I’ve watched a few of your videos now (after accidentally stumbling across your video of the ferry trip from Rosslare, near my hometown, to Santander) and I have to say this was my favourite! It was simply stunning scenery and my god, what a glorious day you got for it!! ☀️ It has definitely inspired me to make a trip of my own to Wales in the very near future!

[@ConstanzeWeber]

About ten years ago, when we lived in North Wales, we walked up Yr Wyddfa with my daughter who is completely blind!! We took the Llanberris Path because we needed a wide route and she did so amazingly well despite blisters she managed all the way up and all the way down which, I agree, was really hard. If I'm honest, it wasn't easy for me either having to guide her, fortunately my partner helped out there. This brought back some 'interesting' memories though!! 😆 Thanks for a great video.

[@steve-marsh]

Well done to you all! A lovely comment to read thanks for sharing! :)

[@arwelowen6006]

Just started following you. Great vids. I live about 5 miles from Rhyd Ddu, Diolch (thank you) for making the effort to use the proper Welsh names 👏🏻 perfect pronounciation of Yr Wyddfa and Rhydd Ddu 👍🏻

[@richardharibo]

I just love your content Steve you two are still my favourite KZbinrs. Beautiful scenery and you always impress with how you film it. Thank you Steve ❤

[@Stunter378]

I used the train which was great for a 67 year old with a bad leg, it is a great place to visit, great if you can do the work.......

[@sylviawitcheecomrie37]

Well done guys. Thank you for sharing these views.

[@steve-marsh]

Hey thanks for coming along Sylvia!

[@amtrakharry]

That was Super Amazing Steve and Alicja !!! Well done... Alicja please put that coffee cup away!!! you guy's scare the crap out of me along those sheer drop off's...🥵🥵🥵 That was just as good as your "Faroe" island treks up those crazy foot paths there Steve ... :):):) Thanks guy's for sharing another amazing video... :):):)

[@squinkque]

What an amazing journey for a half day's work! I'd shell out the bucks myself for the train & get my steps in walking around the cafe. Great video.

[@steve-marsh]

Haha a much better strategy!

[@iainmaciver4430]

Great video as always nice to see you have someone to carry the backpack and open the gates for you Steve 😅😂😂. The views were great,we were exhausted just watching you both and we were sitting at home. Look forward to the next one.

[@jonclassical2024]

Wow...Cheers! (I would have been the guy in the village pub cheering you's on!)

[@redislandar]

Kudos to you both... thanks for the journey up...and down and the amazing view from the summit. Brilliant. 🌍🏁