Wild Camping & Hiking The Gower Peninsula. Part Two.

After a stunning wild camp at Rhossili bay, day three is a quiet one. Going over to visit Worms Head before a magical walk over Rhossili Down and on to Hillend Camp site. Day four it's out to Whiteford Lighthouse and on to Cwm Ivy. Day five, my final day back down from Llanmadoc Hills and along the salt marsh to the end of one of the best walking holidays iv'e had.
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[@davidmclaughlin2796]

Thanks Jim. What wild beautiful country! David

[@bulletrogers]

Really enjoyed the sights and sounds. Thank you for sharing

[@Kilimanjaro-hk8fp]

Superb footage Jim.. What a wonderful part of the UK, I must visit. Cheers

[@robertgordon5150]

Wonderful as always Jim. Than you.

[@JimHolden]

Thank you Robert, this was my last big walk and it seems so long ago now. Been proper busy at work, the old cabin fever has set in mate, got to get away soon or ill go mad. Cheers mate and ATB. Jim.

[@steveohagan665]

Well done jim followed you all the way .thanks for the ride along

[@JimHolden]

Thanks Steve, fantastic area this mate, what a week i had. It was great to have the time to explore and see it at it's best. Cheers mate.

[@ColinTonkasdad]

Sitting in me van at Appleby in westmorland, just a super inspiring walk, l loved the gower when I visited. And as others may have said, so underrated... just a joy Jim... cheers

[@JimHolden]

Appleby, you at the horse fair Colin? We just had one down here in Wickham, there has been one here for century's. It was such a fantastic week, proper love Wales and Gower is special. Thanks for watching mate.

[@ColinTonkasdad]

@@JimHolden just passing spent a night at Appleby it starts 6th June for 6 days. But the trotting is this weekend as bank holiday... it's to busy for me...lol.. so im up in Perth...cheers keep well. X

[@HappyJack279]

Lovely mate 👌. I was walking my dog round Whitford/Cwm Ivy today. It’s a bit special down there. Makes me appreciate what I’ve got on my doorstep. You did it justice.

[@kevin48800]

another great video Jim thank you very much. the north side of Gower people don't see that much

[@JimHolden]

Thank you Kevin, yes the first trip to Gower just had a look at the dramatic south shore so knew that this one had to be complete, love that gentle change as you walk round. Love Gower and will be back soon, i made friends on this trip so another reason to get back. Cheers mate and ATB.

[@DjiMavicMini58]

I live here and my god you portray it very well lovely part of the world I thought I knew it but you showed me places I’ve never been

[@JimHolden]

I fell in love with Gower back in 2016, my first trip there. This time wanted to really explore and now love it more. Really want to visit again soon and do the Gower way. Thank you and stay safe.

[@colintomjenkins]

Wonderful stuff Jim; really enjoyed that.

[@JimHolden]

Thank you Colin, a fabulous coastal path in my favourite part of Wales. I'm back there this year for some more of it and can't wait.

[@edshike7581]

Good for the sole Jim mate , enjoyed them second part , thanks 👍

[@JimHolden]

Proper good for the soul Ed, couldn't get over how different the south and north shore are, like two separate walks. Cheers mate and thanks for watching both parts.

[@celticwanderer6407]

fantastic jim it great to see my home more need to walk the gower and to take in the beauty of the area , it a magical place on the tip of swansea

[@JimHolden]

A truly magical place, i was stunned at the beauty of the area and just how diverse the landscape is, proper wild in places. I love Wales so much as my last few trips show and can't wait to get back. Thanks for watching and ATB. Jim.

[@glennswalks7693]

Hi Jim another fantastic walk I’ve just watched your Gower vids back to back what an amazing place Gower is back in 2012 me and my family were on Holiday in South Wales and I had a walk on Rhossilli beach and Down and saw the wild ponies like you did I would like to go there again one day we’re spoilt for choice in the uk so many places to go walking I’d like to thank you Jim for another fantastic walk atb Glenn

[@JimHolden]

The more i go back to Wales the more i love it, iv'e always wondered what area is my favourite part, North or South but now as i have got to know the land just love it all. Gower is special though and perfect for a family holiday, there are so many options with the high fells and wonderful coastline..what a place. I don't go abroad Glenn, as you say we are spoilt for choice in the UK and i am loving my walking trips, lots of adventure out there. Thanks for watching Glenn and ATB mate.

[@Dorset_Phil]

Stunning hike Jim. Not sure about that paddle path though, bet you were glad that it wasn't windy! Look forward to your next outing.

[@JimHolden]

Time was against me on the flooded path Phillip, the tide was still on it's way up and i knew how high it would be from the night before so just went for it and yes so glad it wasn't windy. The camera went off and the trypod was my stick, it went past my knees in places, great adventure though mate as was the whole week, loved it down there and was sad to leave. Thanks for watching mate and ATB. Jim.

[@rialobran]

As always from the 'premiere hiking channel' a superb film. Worm is the Old English word for serpent and 'Orm' the Norse, so you were spot on with the dragon description :)

[@JimHolden]

Thank you Si, always appreciate your comments mate. There are so many stories of Worms Head, and of Gower. I bought a book whilst there of the folk law, interesting reading and wanted to quote a few lines here and there but had to edit down more than once or the vid would be an hour long. A wonderful place with wonderful people, i was genuinely sad to leave, but i will be back. Thanks again Si.

[@jeffmsc]

Hey Jim, still enjoy this. Hope to see you again over the summer you're always welcome mate.

[@JimHolden]

Thank you Jeff, four months ago now mate..how time fly's. I am on the rd at the moment enjoying Somerset even though the rain is keeping me grounded, just great to be free from the constraints of work trying and failing to keep the schedule, it's been a tough few months mate and something i know i won't put myself through again. My plan is to hook up with my kids next week in Cornwall and stay there into the following week. The last week in August i will be back in your area for a bit, be great to see you mate, maybe get out somewhere. Ill keep in touch and let you know. Take care Jeff and ill see you soon. Jim.

[@jeffmsc]

@@JimHolden Great to hear from you Jim, for sure we will roll out the red carpet on your return 🙂👍

[@anthonypayne1]

Another visual treat! Thank you Jim, a pleasure to watch from start to finish. Just wish there was a part 3......and 4.......👍👍👍

[@JimHolden]

I have so much footage left Anthony to do another part but sadly it would lack continuity so will leave it alone. Thanks as always my friend for your comments and of course for watching. Jim.

[@GRA.L1981]

just wanted to say thankyou for sharing mate, just got back from The Gower, didnt see half as much as you! but wow it is savagely beautiful and so quiet, i didnt get to culver hole, after 2 atempst with my 5 year old we decided to call it off, even though we were disappointed we are definitely coming back to this part of the world, we will wait until the tide is nearly out before attempting it next time though. the whole peninsular is a true gem. thankyou again buddy for all of your videos. im going to catch up on your latest ones now

[@JimHolden]

Yes such wild beauty and so diverse as well, 16 miles long 8 miles wide, south and north shore just couldn't be more different, utterly stunning place, like you i will be going back, maybe not to walk the path, just to enjoy those views again. Sorry you didn't manage to get to Culver hole, one of the many caves, i was gutted i couldn't get to Goats hole cave at Paviland, the story of the red lady is the reason i first wanted to visit Gower, both times i failed, disappointed yes but like you next time for sure. Thank you for watching, really appreciate it. Jim.

[@ericnorsman9203]

"Simply superb"! Mr Holden beautiful framing and musical accompaniment, 'can't get enough of it'! Impatient for the next one now.

[@JimHolden]

Hiya Eric mate, no plans as yet for another trip as my daughter is heavily pregnant so i'm under strict orders not to go away till after the birth. Thank you as always for watching my friend really appreciate your kind words. Jim.

[@DorsetPiper.]

Great trip, I've fond memories of The Gower having had my honeymoon with my wife and our Campervan 'Molly' plus our as yet unborn first child some twenty years ago. Still have same wife, camper van, first child and two more family additions - will have to get them all to The Gower now seeing this vid. Cheers Jim.

[@JimHolden]

It's a wonderful area and great for a campervan, all the sites are well set up for vans and the people are so friendly. Hope you get there soon mate, ill be back for sure. Thanks for watching and i'm pleased it brought back some good memories for you.

[@phillipaleighton-jones5709]

Speechless. The cinematography is BEYOND, my friend. Cwm Ivy is my favourite place and I’ve never seen it looking so still, so majestic. Those ponies out in the water, what a sight. North Gower is such a different place to the south, more magical and much less visited. You’ve surpassed yourself Jim. Genuinely words fail me this time.

[@JimHolden]

Hiya Phillipa, Cwm Ivy was my favourite section, so special having the time to wait for the high tide. I was never to know that it was going to be that high, and like iv'e said before if it wasn't for your recommendation to visit at high tide i would have walked on and missed a magical moment. The ponies i watched for hours, thinking they would stay out until low water but they slowly made there way back in, swimming at times. The full moon and wonderful sunrise made my final wild camp one to remember. Gower is so unique, my week there was wonderful, thanks again Phillipa for your input really appreciate it. Jim.

[@phillipaleighton-jones5709]

Jim Holden to lambs: ‘You all look a bit sleepy..’ Best line on any KZbin video ever.

[@JimHolden]

I had many encounters with sheep and lambs on this walk Phillipa but when i came across these i was aware that there wasn't a mother in the field. Normally they would all run off bleating back to mum but this lovely bunch just looked up with sleepy eyes. Must be the Dr Dolittle in me or the effect of solo walking for several days.

[@bikeaholic6386]

It always amazes me the high quality of these type of travel blogs, put's the BBC to shame. That was a stunning 2 part insight into one of the most beautiful penninsulas in the UK, and as a local of the area you certainly did it justice and I very much enjoyed your adventure. Your video, commentary and production work is top notch. New subscriber here and so glad I stumbled upon this gem of a channel.

[@JimHolden]

Thank you Miles, really appreciate that. Not only one of the most beautiful peninsulas but one of the most beautiful areas in the UK. This was my second trip there, the first in 2016 was more of a reccy but remained on my mind until this very memorable trip. To get great feedback and validation from a local makes my day, thanks again mate.

[@bikeaholic6386]

@@JimHolden you're welcome mate. Another tip for your next visit, which I think you missed on this one, if you're walking between Llangennith and Broughton, the bay that you walked across at low tide, Blue Pool Bay (the one with the small arch in the western headland), nestled in the rocks on the eastern headland is Blue Pool, nature's natural diving tank, a vertical sided rock pool which is around 12 foot deep (local legend states that it is bottomless, but it has a sandy bottom, I've sat on it) and 20ft diameter. One of the natural wonders of Gower, but only accessible at low tide as it is covered at high tide. Tap me up if you want a location map 😊

[@RobertsBulgaria]

Superb from start to finish; thank you for taking us with you. I didn't want you to go home either, I could have watched another 100 miles worth easily. What's next and when?

[@JimHolden]

Lots of planned walks this summer but for now i'm grounded. My daughter is due her baby in a couple of weeks so can't get away till after the birth. Ill be looking after my five year old grandson when she is in hospital. I'm hoping to do the Mendip way in Somerset, been researching for a while now and it's quite a walk but to be honest really fancy another mountain trip. Ill plan proper in a week or two when my forth grandchild is here. Really appreciate your comment and of course for watching. Jim.

[@andyh6017]

Just stunning. Many thanks Jim. I am sure that you could describe a walk to school and have people on tenterhooks!! Thanks again.

[@fepowson]

Thanks for taking us along Jim, Super views and camera work too. Good wishes..........Les

[@JimHolden]

Thank you Les, a wonderful week mate, one that ill remember as the best walk so far. ATB. Jim.

[@fepowson]

;~)

[@AlanMETALMAN]

What a stunning beach that was and had it all to yourself. Shame about the 300 year bridge but nature always wins in the end, so may as well let it have the salt mash back. Looked a lot of wet area down there and I hate getting my feet wet lol. To be fair, the weather did look grand for you and we just came back from a week down in Dorset (no filming, just relaxing) and had a great weeks weather on the South coast, cheers Alan

[@JimHolden]

Morning Alan mate and thanks for watching. Just back from a break on the Tube, work took over from May to August and i can safely say ill never work like that again, never. Not only did it nearly kill me but i resented not having the freedom to get out when i needed to. Getting out is like an addiction in many ways, re charging, re connecting getting back to default, i really thought i was going mad for a while so once free at the start of August i hit the rd and i'm just back so sorry for the late reply. Dorset is probably my favourite county, love down there. Hope you had a great time mate, sometimes it's good to leave the camera behind and just relax. Cheers mate.

[@barneysbimbles]

Hi Jim, thanks as always for bringing us along on what looked like a wonderful journey. Those camp spots looked absolutely idyllic 👍

[@JimHolden]

It was a wonderful journey, really enjoyed taking my time on this walk. I waited three hours at Cwm Ivy for that tide to reach maximum, but what a sight watching the wild ponies making there way back in. Thank you for watching and ATB. Jim.

[@wayneofox1081]

The Gower so under rated, so much to see, thanks for showing it to us. Totally spectacular Jim. Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@JimHolden]

Rhossili beach and Worms Head were busy Wayne but everywhere else was deserted, just couldn't get my head round it because it has so much to offer, cracking area. Thanks as always mate for watching.

[@pathfinder3405]

Awesome 👏🏻

[@JimHolden]

Thanks Phill, hope you are well mate.

[@pathfinder3405]

Jim Holden yes Jim I’m well hoping to get a woodland wild camp in before an overnighter at Harrop Tarn 👍🏻

[@JimHolden]

Proper jealous Phill, the woods are looking great at this time of year, all fresh and full of bird song. I'm grounded for a bit, my daughter is due her baby any day now so i can't get away till after the birth. Have a good one mate.

[@pathfinder3405]

Jim Holden will do Jim all the best for the arrival of the little one 👍🏻

[@TheCoopsvids]

What a great trip pal ....always love your adventures. ATB Paul 🍻👍🏻

[@AndrewBeavers]

Heyup Jim finally got caught up on this second part of your'e 5 day hike & wildcamp adventure..a lot of the rock you were coming across in the first part,the limestone stuff reminds me a lot of the white peak area of the peak district,the geological element certainly stretches far & wide,but it's no surprise really as it's the ancient sea's from many millions of years ago that laid down the limestone area's such as the white peak area inland.The coastline you were on has such beautiful area's to wake to & there is that draw to the sea isn't there that's in us all i think that takes us back to our ancestors..Always love too seeing the ancient burial sites,standing stones & everything that went with the ancient landscape,what a site it would have been to see all that all those years ago,not just along coast lines but all that was inland too,so fascinating.. As i always say Jim great stuff & you put it together so well like no one else's stuff i watch.camera work so peaceful & thoughtful,the knowledge you have & how you get it across it's a pleasure to watch mate.atb & tfs..Andy.

[@JimHolden]

Thanks Andy mate, all through this walk i just felt like i was in the peak district or the dales, i met a Yorkshire couple one day and mentioned it to them, they agreed but said "whats missing though" and i couldn't think what, "dry stone walls that's whats missing, not a one on Gower" and he was right. Lots of hedge rows but no dry stone walls at all. Another thing i learned while there and that's all the caves, they were all in land caves when in use as the sea level back then was 300 metres lower so the Bristol channel was just a swampy valley and that's were most would have lived and only travelled to the high lands such as Gower to hunt. Walks like these armed with this sort of info gets the old imagination going for sure. Thanks for watching Andy, i doubt ill top this walk mate, such a brilliant week.

[@davieswalks6829]

Absolutely Beautiful trip Jim! Thanks for sharing! ATB JD

[@JimHolden]

Thank you JD, really appreciate you watching mate. Such a wonderful path this and so quiet in places, for me that's as good as it gets but people are missing out. Gower has so much to offer. Cheers mate and ATB. Jim.

[@fucknose9]

glad you enjoyed the hike, stunning thanks for taking us with you ATB Kaizer

[@JimHolden]

Thanks Kaizer, really enjoyed this walk and having the time to proper explore, that's what made it special really. Cheers mate.

[@jeffmsc]

Wonderful stuff, you make it like poetry. There's a magic you've captured on this peninsula. Thanks Jim, hope to see you again soon.

[@JimHolden]

It was always my hope to capture the magic of Gower, so thank you so much Jeff. I had a wonderful week there and really enjoyed our meeting at the King Arthur. I will be back mate but my daughter is due her baby in a couple of weeks and i'm under strict orders not to go away again till after the birth. Ill keep in touch and let you know mate, exploring the Pembrokeshire coast sounds fantastic, a trip i'd always planned one day. Thanks again Jeff. Jim.

[@jeffmsc]

Thanks Jim, best wishes to your daughter, you're very fit for a grandpa! My gosh I can't believe the miles you walked here. Must be some kind of Gower record!

[@JimHolden]

I don't know Jeff, i recon this path could be done in two or three days by a much younger person, but the pace i was doing i had plenty of time and felt good. Toughest day for me was day two, i decided i would slow down after that but i really wanted to get to Rhossilli and was blessed with that amazing sunset for the effort. Cheers mate.

[@alanwetherelt7155]

Just superb Jim the joy of walking ..taking your time , quality editing and filming etc blessed with the weather .. such a great watch

[@JimHolden]

Yes the pure joy of walking, i love it Alan. Love the rhythm of a long walk over a few days, can't beat it mate and in this stunning location as well..fantastic. Thanks for watching.

[@mrskinflint99]

Afternoon jim - Absolutely stunning ! The video has placed Gower firmly on my list of places to visit later this year. Thanks for sharing - Fabulous once again.

[@JimHolden]

Thank you Paul, i would highly recommend Gower, it has everything and mostly unspoild, so quiet in places. There are some busy parts for sure but off the beaten track lots of isolated beaches. A beautiful landscape that ill visit again. Thanks again mate and ATB. Jim.

[@MCMOutdoors]

Jim, camera work and thought involved here is ace. Impressed. Well done 👍

[@JimHolden]

Thank you, i just filmed every scene i could on this trip, just blown away with the stunning views. I had so many options when it came to the edit, problem was..tons of footage to leave out, enjoyed the process though so ill do that again. Cheers mate really appreciate you watching.

[@alanguthrie8415]

Fantastic part two Jim great stuff mate . What a fantastic part of the uk 🇬🇧 happy days Jim 😁👍

[@JimHolden]

Thanks Alan, i was proper sad to leave on my final day, one of these days i'm going to keep walking, if only i could haha. Cheers mate.

[@CharismaticPlanet3822]

big like for such a beautiful video. Thanks for sharing Friend. CP

[@JimHolden]

Gower is such a beautiful area, with very few visitors so my walk was mostly quiet, just how i like it. Thank you for watching and commenting really appreciate it.

[@WalksWithOlly]

Absolutely stunning, Jim. I've yet to explore any of this coastline for myself so it's great to see it in your video. Many people must get caught out by the high tide but good to see that you weren't going to turn back. Thanks for another excellent video and all the best.

[@JimHolden]

I couldn't recommend this area enough Olly, such a dramatic diverse path, the southern coastline is so different from the north, just what you want. Hope you can get there one day and enjoy it yourself mate. All the very best Olly.

[@neilt7191]

WOW , just WOW . That was something special as far as your channel goes Jim . Amazing scenery and a fantastic choice of soundtrack . Many thanks for sharing this walk . Until the next one - Stay happy , Stay healthy , Stay humble .

[@JimHolden]

Thank you Neil, music has always played a big part for me, something to compliment those wonderful views makes a massive difference. All through this walk i knew the sound i wanted to convey how this landscape made me feel. Cheers mate.

[@WyeExplorer]

I liked that Jim. 'Stone burial mounds in an ancient landscape and a stones throw from the sea.' You're a poet mate and this video was the visual to one. I have to say my favorite section was Cwm Ivy for its peace - it also felt more remote. I've been following on the map. It's some kind of marsh area - you showed us the raw power of it. What can i say I felt the good energy rise up inside you mate - you've sold it. I'm tempted to go back to the coast myself. Good going on this one. Fabulous. Have a great week. Mark

[@JimHolden]

Hiya Mark mate, yes Cwm Ivy was my favourite as well, such peace down there just watching the tide come in, a wonderful evening with the full moon. Special moments Mark, this trip will live long in my memory for sure. I love the coastline, and after the rugged south side never expected the north to be so different, a magical place. Thanks as always for watching Mark.

[@WyeExplorer]

@@JimHolden Cwm Ivy was just so permeating if that's the right word Jim. You had a another deep one mate. It's all we can ask for. A pleasure as always with a smile on my face. Peace!

[@sevrin1965]

Awesome as always Jim, had a very stressful time lately and this really chilled me out, thanks and atb Sev

[@JimHolden]

Morning Sev, stress is a terrible thing mate hope you are feeling better, really pleased the the vid helped in some small way. Thanks as always for watching Sev, take care. Jim.

[@sevrin1965]

Hi Jim, haven't seen a video from you in a while, hope all is well and look forward especially to a new coastal walk, atb Sev ;-)

[@JimHolden]

Morning Sev, yes all good mate but had to drop out for a while and just back from a month on the rd. Got a new vid ready to upload later today.

[@sevrin1965]

@@JimHolden great ;-)

[@jlopes68]

wow! that view is spectacular! really enjoyed all the beautiful scenery, especially the castle and church. funny that guy wanted to give you a ride, couldnt understand you were hiking huh lol

[@JimHolden]

Yes i had to explain the concept of hiking the path John, he just didn't understand. The people of Gower are a lovely bunch though his helpful attitude was found all along the path. A wonderful place mate, i'm looking forward to going back one day. Thanks for watching.

[@baw5634]

nice work Jim , 1st class :-) atb

[@JimHolden]

Thank you for watching really appreciate it.

[@markkendall9167]

Two great videos of your Gower adventure Jim - what an amazing place. Always enjoy your enthusiasm when out in the great outdoors. Is there anything better ? Keep 'em coming...!

[@JimHolden]

There is nothing better Mark, the great outdoors for me is medicine, soul food, can't live without it mate. This trip will go down as my best walk though, the thing with this trip was having the time to proper explore. Having the full week was wonderful, normally i would get the path done and head off to explore somewhere else before a mad dash back home just before i'm due back to work. Wasn't going to do that on this trip and i won't do it again. Thanks for watching Mark.

[@WelshGallivanter]

Enjoyed that 2 part Jim 👍🏻 Well done, some stunning views, I love being by the coast. Dropped you a sub, atb Mark

[@JimHolden]

Thank you Mark, yes i love a coastal path, and this one is probably the best iv'e walked. Such a dramatic area Gower, full of history and lovely people. Thanks again Mark and ATB. Jim.

[@trottsky534]

Your auntie Pauline is my grandma and your cousin Gary is my dad.

[@JimHolden]

Very nice to meet you on here Qakmaster, give my love to your Dad and Gran.

[@AntSurviveTheNight]

Beautiful Jim. Your video always make me feel I’m watching a nature/travel documentary. Can I ask... what is the weight of your rucksack when you first start out? Just interested that’s all. Thanks so much, Ant 👍

[@JimHolden]

Thank you, really appreciate that. No idea what the weight was i never check, i know when it's too heavy for sure and start dumping stuff out that i don't really need. This trip i had a new pack, very light and a summer sleeping bag so probably the lightest pack iv'e carried for some time. Cheers mate.

[@AntSurviveTheNight]

Jim Holden ahh ok no worries Jim, cheers bud

[@dellyboot2703]

You ok Jim ? Hope so x

[@JimHolden]

Yes all good mate, thank you for asking. Had to drop out for a while but back with a new vid later today. It's been a very busy summer but back on track now, cheers mate.

[@dellyboot2703]

@@JimHolden Thanks so much for letting me know - Your vids are a class above and so much appreciated here. So glad to have a new one to watch tomorrow :-) Take care, Anthony, Del & Saffi x

[@noodles74]

Subbed. I'd like to know what camping gear you use, and what you record with. I have been gearing up ready for a trip around Gower and just wild camping in general. I'm from Swansea so it's easy to reach.

[@JimHolden]

Thank you JR, last year i had the Oex tent, got it at GoOutdoors half price and it served me well. Used it all year starting with a winter mountain camp, held up in some very strong winds. My mat is the thermarest, not the cheapest but after trying them decided to splash out and get the best. I have a few sleeping bags, for winter it's the Rab Ascent 900, four seasons and proper toasty, for summer i just use my cheap but really light bag. My camera is the Sony A6000, fantastic for video. I have a gopro and the DJI drone but don't use them as much as the Sony. You are in a wonderful area mate with Gower the Brecons and Pembrokeshire all on your doorstep. I always say if ever i relocate it will be round your way. Good luck with your adventures and ATVB. Jim.

[@noodles74]

@@JimHolden I liked the Oex tent, and went with the gelert solo. I used it for two nights on ben nevis in some bad weather, and really happy with it. Will look into the sony, and Ascent bag. I have a summer bag, but looking for something for the winter. Its never crossed my mind to do what you did, and hike around the gower. Funny how we take things for granted that our on our door step. All the best mate.

[@therossendalerambler-mikei7294]

Enjoy your vids very well put together too. Do you hail from Lancashire same accent as myself, lol

[@JimHolden]

My home town is Chorley, but iv'e lived in the south most of my life. Always proud of my northern roots though. Thanks for watching Mike.

[@fellandmoor54]

Where are you Jim ? Hope all's well lad.

[@JimHolden]

All good thanks, just had to drop out for a while..sadly. My work was bonkers after this trip right into August, of course i resented not being able to get out but had to accept and get on with it. Just back from a week on the rd though, so new vid goes up tonight all being well. Thanks again and sorry for the late reply. Jim.

[@fellandmoor54]

@@JimHolden No worries Jim look forwards to it.

[@agusia71]

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