WALKING AND WILD CAMPING ON THE SOUTH DOWNS WAY | PART 3: BURITON TO COCKING

[@leewillson100]

Great job guys ,and nice to see you again ,the stones are created by some artist if you just goggle chalk stones trail should be able to read about them.

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Thanks for the info!

[@donaldmiller8767]

Amazing great job to you both!

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Thanks so much!

[@rudgeoutdoors]

Brings back some great memories. Great video. 👍🏻

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Thanks 👍 see you at the weekend looking forward to it.

[@snorkherder]

Lovely Vid, thanks to both of you for taking us with you, looking forward to the next one :)

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Glad you enjoyed it cheers pal.

[@loekybaltes]

Great video I enjoyed it. You were also lucky with the weather. Where I live it is now 42 degrees during the day. I still walk 10 km a day. but that's really tough. greetings and the best from Bangkok from Baltex Peter. 🙏

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Thanks mate appreciate it. Wow roasting! Only time I've ever been in anything above 40 degrees was on holiday in Central France and it was unbearable, next day they had severe thunder and lightning and flash floods! Good on you for getting your steps in pal💪👍

[@noelcusack8770]

Alright Tom. Good story telling. Great job

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Thanks for listening

[@tomwheeler7816]

nice to see you back mate thanks

[@carole3734]

You two make such entertaining videos! Glad you found a tent shaped bush to camp in front of! Primula cheese spread, didnt know they still made it! Lovely views of the Downs and you always tell some interesting stories about houses and places you see. Thanks to you and Dawn for making such a lovely and entertaining video.😊

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@itsfuzzy]

At the sign post with Eastbourne 69 miles, I would have put my house on it for a Tom double entendre 😀. Another great video Tom and Dawn thanks for making and uploading.

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Good call! Missed that one! There'll be more to come🤣thanks for watching, appreciate it👍

[@danielkelly6587]

hi Tom and Dawn Brilliant video as always I loved the History along the way as well the big stone thing at the end could be a Boundary marker. maybe. stay safe and I will see you on the next one 😀

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Thanks 👍

[@justindaltrey6252]

Gotta love a tent shaped bush, for those "stealth camps" 😉

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

You got that right! It was the most tent looking Bush I've ever seen!🤣

[@ShoFyke]

I just stumbled across your history walks videos and love them. Making a list of places to visit whenever I get over there. Cheers, from Essex County, Ontario, Canada.

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Welcome aboard! Thank you! Hope you enjoy the channel. And great to hear from another Essex resident!🤣👍

[@maurice5992]

Really enjoyed that. When I walked the SDW in June I stayed at Manor Farm near to the cafe, quite an experience!

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@hambo8851]

Nice one Tom and Dawn! I like the sound of the clementine and cranberry cider so I'll keep an eye out for that. I'm sure that there's a joke to be made about a bone but I shan't go there 😁. Great views from where you pitched for the night. Looking forward to the next video!!! ATB 🙏🏕🍾

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

🤣🤣🤣 and I hope you do cos you'll be in it! Gonna edit it today. Yeah search Co op online and they might have the cider there. Cheers mate.

[@ianbell5611]

Thanks Guys . Great video. Sad seeing the memorial to the downed German aircrew. Lot of history crammed into every square mile of the UK from prehistoric to the Napolionic wars to WW2, just on this section. Tom Mate ... My ears did get it right South 'H'arting wasn't It? To Cocking... Hell of a route... 😂

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

South Harting, I don't get the euphemism with that one?!🤣 Agreed, wide variety of history on just this section, probably my favourite section so far. Thanks mate.

[@WanderingMonkHikes]

Hey Tom, we talked about your channel on my livestream last night - MONK’S a LIVE. So I came over to watch this morning. now I have subbed and will be watching. I’ve watched Steven - A Tramp in the Hills, and Des Greene as they walked this way too. Stay on the path. Monk

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Awesome! Thank you! I will check it out. Are you Paul monck? As in Wandering Monck? Both very similar channel names.

[@StuartM0TTQAmateurRadio]

The Featherstonhaugh from Uppark is pronounced "Fanshaw" otherwise another fantastic vid Tom!

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

🤣🤣👍

[@christaylor9112]

Sorry a late post I know. Love your videos and always wanted to do the South Downs Way, so maybe I will next year. The chalk stone you found is one of 13 that mark the chalk stones trail and were carved by a local artist Andy Goldsworthy.

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

That's awesome mate thanks for the info! I never would have known. And go for it, it's an awesome trail. So well signposted and amenities and campsites etc are very good.

[@danozeman26]

The view from the hill looked great! Fancy making Dawny carry your shit tickets!!💩💩

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

She always opts to carry the rubbish as I'm carying the camera and filming, but yeah I feel a little bit bad!🤣