Walking from Wye to Canterbury

[@tri5ia]

Thanks so much for this. I live only 10 miles from Canterbury but I’m housebound now. It’s great to walk vicariously in my native county.

[@alamri7105]

Thank you for very beautiful video, it’s very beautiful landscape I showed it to my friends and they like it very much

[@davidwood62]

Brilliant camera work. Brilliant editing. Really great video. Thank you.

[@TheWildNative]

Thank you David. I’m so happy you enjoyed it.

[@boolybaba9994]

Thank you for this. So pretty. It's an amazing time we live in when we can see the world through someone else's eyes.

[@TheWildNative]

Ah well thank you very much, those are some lovely words. It is a pretty area of the world and I am lucky to live here. Thanks for your support.

[@simonknights7526]

This just popped up as a video I might like (quite right!). I know it's three years since you made this, but it is a brilliant walk. I've done this walk one and a half times, and it's full of memories for me 😀. I'm looking forwards to doing it again one day.

[@TheWildNative]

We’ll need to go and complete the last section one day! 😀

[@simonknights7526]

@@TheWildNative Yes - I've been thinking about doing that!

[@boredomtheadventure]

Great video Hannah! That field of flowers was amazing! I love that your walks go from countryside into a town, that is so great.

[@TheWildNative]

Hi Thanks a lot. Yes Canterbury is a great town to finish a walk in. :)

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Looks like a brilliant walk. Would love to visit Canterbury, looks like a fascinating place to explore. Love your sheep shots! We visited the Royal Cornwall show last week and found sheep watching very interesting, was amazed how many different varieties there are. :)

[@TheWildNative]

There are so many sheep! Everywhere, ha! And all the different varieties yes. Canterbury is a great city and it is quite small so you can explore it in a day and not feel too lost!

[@almontepaolilli4909]

Good to see another video. The countryside is always interesting and the river seems to flow at a quick pace and would make for a good kayaking experience.

[@TheWildNative]

Yes you can kayak the river stour further down. There is so much to see in the countryside.

[@almontepaolilli4909]

Great video. Love the scenery and sheep along the way.

[@AlanMETALMAN]

The best walls are always the early ones, I am always amazed at the people who do not get at till mid day. Real colourful walk out, so peaceful as well and clearly signposted. Surprised at the mud about there, I think we must have been getting your normal weather Up North, as we are having a bit of a drought here at the mo. Loved the castle and village walk along the River to Canterbury, a fine days walking indeed. Cheers Alan

[@LezleysAdventures]

Alan METALMAN - Hiking & Outdoors lol 11am usually 😉

[@AlanMETALMAN]

Lezley ...... LEZLEY 😱😱😱

[@TheWildNative]

Yes I agree, get up early and then you can always go to bed early ha! There always seems to be mud somewhere in Kent. It is a running joke with my walking group :)

[@kentcyclist]

Yes they are the ones who moan about car parking and complain about endless illnesses

[@backpacksandbruises]

Looked a beautiful and peaceful walk! And lots of interest finds along the way, perfect! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@TheWildNative]

All you want from a walk. Thanks girls.

[@AndysmGray]

That looks an excellent 12 miler Hannah. Great mixture of views. I sometimes give into the crisps notion too on a hike. My achilles heel being cheese & onion variety......😁 Take care..........Andy 😉👍👍

[@TheWildNative]

Ooooooh Andy I love cheese and onion crisp I do. Ha ha!

[@jibjuthamas9104]

Wonderful

[@TheWildNative]

Thanks :)

[@kentcyclist]

I’ve done this and it’s excellent especially the kings wood chilham

[@spijkerpoes]

Oy, nice shots on this one! Oh, how i like the English right of way. We'd get shot for walking through crops ilke that. All in all such a varied landscape, beautiful..

[@TheWildNative]

Ha ha! Yes we are very lucky to be able to walk wherever we like...almost!

[@brad9205]

"I meet very few people on my walks and I like this feeling of isolation." I'm the same, the less humans I see the better. I thought it was just me and my introversion, but it seems to be a common sentiment among walkers in general. I'm surprised more people don't spend their weekends exploring the countryside but I'm glad they don't.

[@captchastudios]

We struggled finding the start point from Wye - out of interest was it close to the station?

[@TheWildNative]

Yes it is close to the station, walk into the village and turn left into the churchyard and you should see a sign there :) Happy Travels!