Britain's Best View: The Malvern Hills

[@ivysmamache]

Hes voice is so soothing

[@gavinpearson74]

I'm Gavin!

[@LTFRFireman]

Lovely to see you again Gavin! I hope you're well. Regards ... A former colleague. 😉

[@AltairdeAlmeida1111]

It is paradise- we get the pure Malvern Spring water from over 50 springs in the area, fresh air up in the hills and these amazing views and walks. These are said to be the oldest hills in Europe, some 800 million years old. There are traces of shells, when at one time it was beneath the sea! Hard to imagine that now, as it is one of the furthest places in Britain from the sea. It would have been great to accompany this video with Elgar's Nimrod, as he loved these views and was inspired and composed much of his music in the locality.

[@mefilmingstuff4840]

I wish they allowed overnight camping on the Malvern Hills. I'd be up there every weekend with my tent.

[@EASYTIGER10]

Lovely views, but missed the best view of the hills: Approaching them from the east from a distance to see the entire range.

[@doverken8448]

walked and lived on the hill in the 70s

[@caff55]

For sure the Malvern Hills make for pleasant walking and I've walked and MTB'd them on several occasions. I've also walked/climbed many other mountains all over Britain so I just can't share the opinion that the Malverns provide the best view in Britain.

[@Aaronmaloney]

It’s nice but not high enough to be that spectacular! Lol

[@samphillips2512]

YAY MALVERN!!!

[@nataliemiller6448]

The British Camp is only half way along the Malvern Hills.

[@3tangle3]

Malvern means nothing as a word in itself but its the corrupted name of 'moelfryn' which means bare hill in welsh ...makes sense ;). western herefordshire spoke welsh until the late 1400s which the last native speaker dying in the 1890s

[@TheJoecardiff]

herefordhire was one of the first anglo saxon strongholds though

[@monstermaverick1]

I live in Malvern and I love it

[@kimswexy]

dombledawe yep.

[@morwennapearson6504]

His name is Gavin, not Dave, but otherwise correct

[@closethedoornow7538]

You have actually used two commas wrongly, but otherwise correct.

[@patrickardagh-walter6609]

His name is Gavin not Dave!

[@willbarbz3001]

Shoutout to powick

[@mrsdinosaur1009]

Yeah I agree Malvern has some wonderful views, and is steeped in history, but I'm bloody glad to see the back of the bloody place. Give me the Kent countryside anyday..

[@mrsdinosaur1009]

3tangle3 the Romans called Malvern, Malverian by the way...

[@bilichan]

the dude on 2:26 looks like krusty the clown...

[@mickeblue]

Oh please, that's not Krusty, that's Herschel Shmoikel Pinchas Yerucham Krustofsky

[@Roth182]

It's not a mountain

[@createrainbowz]

and plenty of fresh water too

[@RebeccaFarquharson]

Have you ever seen the springs? They're dirty.

[@classy_dweller]

Idyllic natura; setting...