Walking the Pennine Way | July 2020 | Part 1: Edale to Middleton-in-Teesdale

[@marc7710]

Brings back happy memories when I did the walk in 1971. Will watch PT 2.

[@hanry7]

Oh, that's great 😇 would you say that the trail has stayed the same over time? 🍃🌿

[@marc7710]

@@hanry7 yes the trail has changed a little, but still retains its character. There was no flagstones on Black Hill. The trail then was a compass and map affair. How things have changed over the years.

[@hanry7]

Oh, that must have been much more difficult 🙊

[@KevinFindlater]

Well done, looking forward to the next part

[@hanry7]

Thank you 🍃🙂 I hope to be able to upload it in November but it's a lot of work 😄

[@rastamanralph6670]

Thank you so much for putting this on and letting me see the famous walk everyone else gets to enjoy😁👌😉💛 I now think this looks like the not so good part of the walk. It looks so much better down there than up here. Suppose my chucks are a good sight.😂 I've got 23 chicks hatched out this year.

[@hanry7]

Hi Ralph, thank you for your comment 😇🍃 we'll see what the northern part will look like in comparison 😀 High Cup Nick, Hadrian's Wall and the Cheviots were very nice places, too, after all 🌞🍃 ohoh, I will have to look through the material but I don't think I got a shot of your chicken 🙈🍃

[@rastamanralph6670]

@@hanry7 I don't think you got any footage from my place at all unless you did before or after the house. Just think I could of been famous if you got me on there😂😁 saying that I think I'm probably quite famous already with my KZbin channel and videos.💛 can't remember if you have seen my videos and left a comment or not.

[@johnhutchison2268]

I did it in 1978 and I will walk it again as part of my LEJOG which starts at Land’s End on 16 May

[@hanry7]

Oh, great! Good luck and enjoy 🌞 I would love to hike LEJOG one day 🏞️

[@rolandmd73]

Awesome! Is it a very busy trail? I do see some bits have a lot of other hikers or are that 'daywalkers' ?

[@hanry7]

Thank you :-D No, for most of the time it is not busy at all. The first two days were Saturday and Sunday, so there were a lot of day walkers around Kinder Scout and Wessenden Reservoir. The stage to Tan Hill up Great Shunner Fell was on a Sunday, too. And Malham Cove generally has a lot of visitors I guess. On day 2 the same four thru-hikers can be seen from time to time. We walked and camped together for a bit but there were not many more than us. I met about 5 thru-hikers on average each day, or rather less :-)

[@unuartncraft640]

Great