Wye Valley Walk | Day 2-3 | Awesome Everything | Pont Rhydgaled to the Marteg & Gilfach

[@DayTripperAdventures]

Enjoyed this Mark. Cheeky caravan camp, best toilet ever, tractors 🚜, wild camp, fellowship, welsh village for so many facilities- a bit of everything in this one. Makes you glad to be alive exploring like this 👍🇬🇧😄

[@WyeExplorer]

Richard, the caravan camp wasn't current. It was a memory of Paul and I back in 2014 when we did dive into it. It was a good hike all round - it kept on giving. Mark

[@CottonBud]

This is shaping up to be The Queen's Gambit of Hiking/Camping vids. A slow, atmospheric, poignant and beautifully shot series so far. Looking forward to the rest of the journey immensely. Thank you, Mark and Andrew. Cheers, Rich.

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Rich, yeah it builds up like a fermenting wine. Gotta get into it. All parts are good. Hope you can stick with it. Mark

[@VedikWorld]

wonderful sharing big thumbs.

[@WyeExplorer]

Thank you. It's often feels like a sacred experience. Mark

[@smoggiewalks578]

The beauty of the Wye and otters. Who could ask for more. Great and safe journey. Martin

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Martin. You're right we were satisfied with our lot. It kept on giving. All the best over there. Mark

[@smoggiewalks578]

Waiting to get back out on the hills, Mark. 10 days of quarantine now over and watching KZbin. Hope to be out again this weekend.

[@WyeExplorer]

@@smoggiewalks578 I hope you find some great places to stretch your legs Martin. It's been frustrating I know. Have a good weekend.

[@FunsizedEarthling]

A beautiful footage of a wonderful world beneath the surface followed by an amazing capture of a fish having fun...lovely treat to my eyes and heart! Another awesome-filled episode, Mark. Hope you’re well! Mari

[@WyeExplorer]

hey Mari, good to hear from you. So pleased you enjoyed the Wye beneath the surface. That's the upper Wye - it is beautiful. Courtesy of Dewi Roberts. As for the rest I thought it was awesome to especially Polly and the old cottage - of the Otters to. Thanks Mari. Take care out there. Mark

[@owainsphotography397]

Very beautiful day at camp!

[@WyeExplorer]

Many thanks Owain. All the best. Mark

[@cynergy4]

What a lovely village! And set in an enchanting landscape too! Fabulous underwater images, and loved the salmon footage as well. Sweet, brave little robin. The otters were a special sighting indeed! That old gnarly path looks like it has been worn to below ground level by many a footstep thru the centuries. Beautiful video Mark, well done!

[@WyeExplorer]

We love the Welsh villages Cynthia. This one has a busy road though but is nice. Est in AD 600 by St Curig apparently. Yes, there was a lot of beauty in this stretch from the robins, otters through to the worn out paths, which are likely centuries old routes over the high hills. I was pleased to get Paul in again. Thanks my dear friend. Hope the move is going well. Mark

[@JCharlesoutdoors]

That was fantastic, the people were so friendly , and the old villages were beautiful. Someone really loved that mountain cottage, it must have been warm and comfortable in there , I enjoyed this epic journey , thanks for sharing

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey there J, yeah some great people on the Way and I love these old Welsh villages and towns. AS for the cottage it was full of kind spirit. I wouldn't say no to living there. Thanks for the visit and comment. It's appreciated. Take care over there. Mark

[@ShameerShahProject]

Beautiful brother. Very scenic and a total outdoor platform for relaxing and breathing into a meditative state. I love otters, just watching them play is something special. I used to spend hours on end watching otters when I lived in Virginia. I would canoe over to a little island in the middle of a massive lake for some wild camping and giant otter watching :)

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Shameer, it is beautiful up there. You'd enjoy it and the valley meditation. Yeah they are awesome creatures. Fantastic tory there about them giant ones. That must have been awe inspiring. Thanks mate for popping in. All the best. Mark

[@360OutdoorAdventures]

Beautiful video Mark, full of inspiration and poignancy. The section when you met Polly was quite moving full of meaning. This looks a spiritual journey I'm loving joining you guys. That phrase was it with empty mind brings an open heart that is amazing. I suppose that's a life goal, love, joy and happiness with that we are truly rich. Thanks for allowing us to join you. Peace my good friend. 🙏🙏🙏

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi gerry, thank you mate. So pleased you enjoyed Polly. She was an inspiration for sure - love these meetings. Yes, a spiritual journey for us both. It unfolded and really did stimulate our hearts and minds. That is a good saying bout the mind and heart. Yeah, with simple things we find that love and joy. Peace back dude. Mark

[@akinderplace8150]

Feeling pretty overwhelmed right now Mark. The Robin and Paul. The otters. Polly. The camp spots - loved that lunch spot by the old tractor. The cottage - was it Joan? It was certainly benevolent - one of the best meeting I've had right there. Grief, good dreams, tai chi at the confluence - flowing energies merging with earth and sky. Some good climbs, the valleys. It felt ancestral watching it back for a second time Mark, cant explain the feeling really so ill leave it there. Thanks Bro doesnt cover it. Love to you and Paul on this day

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Andy, yeah it was a special time up there. I mean it just kept on giving spirit cottage and all. The camps were memorable also - meditative/full of chi. I can understand the need to stop there. All the best. Mark

[@akinderplace8150]

Love and Peace Mark

[@harveytaylor744]

Brilliant Adventure Mark. Your video's are truly beautiful mate.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Harvey, thanks for the encouragement there. All the best. Mark

[@costat9995]

Beautiful upload my dear friend! Excellent work...as always ❤️😊

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey friend, pleased you found it beautiful. We did to. Mark

[@neilt7191]

Just at the point with Polly and the little Robin . You know the saying "When Robins appear , Loved ones are near" . Poignant . Wonderful video Mark . Take care man .

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Neil, I haven't heard that saying. But it's far and I'll remember it from now on. Thanks - glad you resonated. Mark

[@shrishyammandirmajradham7278]

Wonderful

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks. All the best. Mark

[@nibimocs]

Very nicely crafted video. Loved the views. Fantastic that you were able to see the otters. Looking forward to more.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Larry, I'm glad you think it's well put together. This part of Wales is beautiful mate as are the otters. Wish I had my zoom camera. All the best. Mark

[@BulldogBadger]

Fantastic how you meet so many awesome people as you travel, the Fownhope ladies and Noel etc For me aside from the sights I see, the people make the Journeys, I’m a bit of a deep thinker and I always think that life put you in the same place as these people to meet each other, I have met some incredible people and shared amazing stories whilst travelling, it really shows that the world is way more positive and kind than the media portrays it

[@BulldogBadger]

..and then along came Polly, very inspirational! Lost 50kgs and improved mental health! Polly was in that place at that time for a reason and from Clehonger too who would have thought it

[@WyeExplorer]

I agree with you Damien. There is a higher self that each of us are nudged by. I find it amazing to. And I definitely agree with the idea of their being loads of pos vibes about. Mark

[@WyeExplorer]

Yeah Clehonger. It was awesome Damien. She was great. A real inspiration.

[@DaveGoodman1959]

Thank you Mark for creating such an engaging film from your trip, so much of interest and it looks a great route. I enjoyed it all. Take care. 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Dave. Glad you thought it was engaging. You know these things they just emerge. In fact it kept on giving. All the best mate. Mark

[@WoodyAndy]

Really enjoying this walk Mark, looking forward to the next installment. atb, Andy

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Andy, glad you liked it. The valley just kept on giving. Mark

[@WoodyAndy]

@@WyeExplorer It does that. Did some great exploring round the Tintern area for quite a few years. Miss the old place!

[@WyeExplorer]

@@WoodyAndy Hey that's interesting. You know the lower Wye then? It is nice down there. You should explore the upper end. You'd love it.

[@WoodyAndy]

@@WyeExplorer one day...!

[@davidroberts5175]

superb bud . peace .

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Dave, thanks mate. Glad you resonated. Mark

[@GrasshopperOutdoors]

Most people just do not appreciate the convenience of sphagnum moss, and it is always good to give the wood something back 😀 Just make sure you do not get a sharp piece of twig or dry bracken mixed in 😀

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey yeah, been using this luxury material for years. It's a must if you like luxury outdoors. You're right about the twigs. Thanks my friend. Mark

[@Ali-kg7sh]

Awesome work liked and stay connected plus stay safe 🙏

[@WyeExplorer]

Many thanks. I appreciate your visit. Mark

[@AdventuresThings]

Didnt even realize an hour had passed, great work Mark. Nice toilet and loved those underwater shots. Lol Andy getting turned on by those shafts was hilarious. Love Otters they are adorable. Take care Mark and great work

[@WyeExplorer]

An hour can go quick Mike. Yeah luxury toilets mate and if it were a bath that river would surely be one. Ha ha, he's a golfer and a champion one to. I agree the otters were a treasure. Thanks mate. All the best. Mark

[@AdventuresThings]

@@WyeExplorer a champion golfer, wow nice. It would’ve been cool to go for a dip with the otters

[@WyeExplorer]

@@AdventuresThings Yeah fairly good on the fairways. Otters? A bit like swimming with dolphins I imagine.

[@andrewnorris1]

I love the slow burn of these videos. Most people won’t watch a video of this length but that is their loss. I’m so drawn to the evolution of these walks. You don’t just give us amazing scenes but you give us the experience and through these videos I can live vicariously through them. Everyone should try wild camping like this, to get out of our comfort zone and spend a few days away from technology and learn to appreciate the simpler, more profound, things around us. This was a real joy, Mark, and one day I’d love to take a walk with you.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Andrew, thank you so much. Yes, I like to reach deeper into where I am. If I express anything it's full respect to the place in which I am immersed. I agree let go of the phones - I never take one with me and dig ye earth with a camp or two. Glad it was a joy. A walk with you would be a great joy to. Mark

[@BLOTOUTDOORSSHOW]

Good stuff Mark, definitely one of the best toilets going 😁 looks like an absolutely beautiful place mate, top video man 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey dude, without doubt the most animated way to go for a number 2. The Upper Wye is awesome. You'd enjoy it for sure. Mark

[@southofthewye2731]

Nice relaxing video. The music sets a nice tranquil mood. I have heard it before but can't remember what it's called. The tractors made me think of Benny Hill. He said he had a dream that a woman was coming towards him on a well known farm vehicle. his friend said "a tractor". Benny replied " I think I must Have".lol. There is another Drone video by "Drone Operator". If you put "Drone Operator. Newton Farm." into you tube search you should see it.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Keith, yeah it was a mellow one what with the tune also. It's a harp cover of 'Robert Miles' Children. I heard the tune near Chepstow and found the cover. Funny how it all works. Ha ha, Benny Hill. Good joke. It was a nice break spot. I've checked out the channel and have left a comment and Subscribed. Happy to support local channels. Well, take care out there dude. All the best. Mark

[@southofthewye2731]

@@WyeExplorer It's funny I had an inkling it was that, but i held back 'cos I Wasn't quite sure. A nice tune I came across was the theme from the tv drama "travelling Man". and also the theme from the tv drama "One Summer". cheers Keith.

[@4seasonbackpacking]

Some fantastic landscape along there. A good example of taking a poo outdoors on video there. That good luck seeing the otters i have only seen once in the wild. That cottage would make a great home shame just left to rote. Be good to know the history of the place. Richard

[@WyeExplorer]

Yeah I like it up there Rich - some good shapes and spaces. Hey it's natural and it was the best ever loo. AS for the otters and cottage they were a real treat as a much as the views. Not sure of the history but possibly a farm laborers home. Thanks mate. Mark

[@SCG77]

Well kept channel. This is recommended in my home page. I watched this as first video of the day! Fantastic! just found you today! Button pressed & liked! see you soon

[@WyeExplorer]

Thank you for watching. Take care out there. Mark

[@GoTrails]

Beautiful place for camping, Thanks for posting ... Thumbs up

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi G.T thanks my friend. Yes, lots of beauty on this one. All the best. Mark

[@anthonypayne1]

A wonderful journey Mark, just like a voyage of discovery, not knowing what to expect around the next corner! Kudos for broaching the subject of going to the toilet outdoors! 👍👍👍

[@WyeExplorer]

I'm glad it felt that way Anthony. I tried to keep it moving and hey interesting with regards a number 2. Ha ha! I hope you're well. Mark

[@BulldogBadger]

Cheeky night in the caravan! Fantastic memories.. I remember seeing that in another video and it made me smile how you took advantage of it to take shelter.. very opportunistic 😀

[@WyeExplorer]

Ha ha, yeah Paul and I would do that Damien and I still do. I love tramping. Thanks my friend. Mark

[@dazbass007]

Nice one Mark that hour slipped by very smoothly you seem to be lucky with the weather so far long may that continue. ill leave you with this : ) mwynhau eich taith atb daz

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Daz. Well, it did hard drizzle most the afternoon but backed off for a while as we approached camp. Good timing. Yeah gotta enjoy the journey. Glad it went by easily. I'll be catching up with another episode of yours this weekend. Peace dude. Mark

[@TheUrbanCollectiveWeFilmIt]

Just...fantastic! Honestly Mark each film I watch makes me envy what you do even more even though I do a similar thing myself lol. (Strange eh?) I think life is just to fast these days and too disconnected even though we are constantly connected'. You seem to just go slow and take it all in I and appreciate and totally respect that m8. Il never forget you stumbling upon that old cottage what a privilage man just imagine that toasty fire crackling on windy rainy night... Bliss! Anyway il stop rambling now lol thanks again dude these trully are my favourite films. Take it easy Mark Clarky.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Clarky, we've all got that adventurous free roaming spirit. You're the same in a different way. But thanks. Yeah, gotta slow down - I mean there are people on the trail who have to travel at speed. I don't get it - they're whizzing by that which they are out there to enjoy. Without doubt that cottage invoked a certain spirit and the spirit came into the cottage. Andy spotted it to. Awesome! And an awesome spot to have a brew beside a fire while the storms are raging. A nice ramble mate. Take care up there. Mark

[@LiewerLine]

This was a great tour! Thank you so much for sharing- new friend here 🤗 Greetings from the Black Forest 🌲🌲🌲 stay healthy! Adrian

[@WyeExplorer]

Many thanks mate. It's appreciated. We love it up there. Mark

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

I always appreciate the attention to detail you put in all your videos Mark! The music, voiceovers, scenery, all awesome. Thanks for bringing us along with you!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Mask, how you doing dude? Thanks for the encouraging thoughts there. You'd like it up this way. It is awesome. A pleasure to share. Mark

[@ALYPtm]

New friend here, very nice video and good conntent too , i subscribed your channel , stay connect , see you soon cheers 🤝🤝

[@WyeExplorer]

Many thanks mate. Take care out there. Mark

[@MontyOutdoors]

Really enjoyed that, mate. Thanks for sharing. Your voice is just so engrossing 😂

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Monty. How you doing? Glad you enjoyed it. There are 3 more to go. All the best dude. Mark

[@RossRoams]

Nice catching those otters..!! Great camping trip with so much to see..!!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Ross, yeah it was a superb moment Otters and all. Thanks mate. Mark

[@WalkWithWallace]

Excellent Mark. Bookmarked for later buddy. 😊 *Edit* Just finished watching this. Cracking Mark, enjoyed that. First time I've seen someone vlogging a toilet break. Do you use the sphagnum moss to wipe your bum too? I'd like to think the robin was Paul saying hello. Cracking otter footage, you know how chuffed I was to see one last month. Great to see the cottage is largely untouched.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Robin. Thanks mate. In your own time. Mark

[@WalkWithWallace]

@@WyeExplorer Updated my comment now bud. :)

[@WyeExplorer]

@@WalkWithWallace Hey Robin. Many thanks. I'll chat now bro. Peace.

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Robin. I know it was a long one. I'm really pleased yo enjoyed it. Yeah the Robin was responding to what I call higher thoughts for sure. A chap just said Robins appear when loved ones are near. It felt that way. Them otters were a bizz - shame I didn't have my zoom camera on me but it was great in much the same way your encounter was. As for the cottage - simply loved it. I wouldn't say no. Well, truly thank you for your time my friend. Appreciated. Take care up there. Mark

[@WalkWithWallace]

@@WyeExplorer My Mum has always said that to me, about robins. I beleive it as they have a canny nack of appearing at the right time. Otters are amazing and you're welcome mate.

Thank you so much for sharing , uncle. God bless you 🙏

[@WyeExplorer]

A real pleasure. Take care out there. Mark

[@BourneOutside]

Ummm! 0745 riser. Good man 😁👍🏼 Good to be with you on your ablutions, Mark 🤙🏼 That caravan was well placed for you and Paul back in the day! I’m with you on the Otters. That was brilliant, Mark. Can’t beat seeing a nominal wildlife on our travels. Loved it all. Epic scenery, nice people, farm machinery etc. Had it all on this one pal 👍🏼

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Tim, really good to see you mate. It sure was well placed and it was the most awesome night because it belting down outside. Yeah one of the best memories I have. The otters were class for sure. Could have missed them though. Glad you enjoyed it bro. It kept on giving. Mark

[@soothethesoulmusic2363]

WOW thank you for sharing another wonderful video, A big thumbs up from me👍Looking forward to coming back to see you again for more great content. Take care and have a Phenomenal day. Have a wonderful MERRY CHRISTMAS...........🎄🎄🎄......

[@WyeExplorer]

hey there friend, thank you for the visit. I appreciate it. All the best out there. Mark

[@ChrisJB]

'Bobbing' (local term in my neck the woods) like a Viking 😎. I once learned at the Jorvik Museum, in York, that the Vikings also used sphagnum moss for that purpose. Did I hear a tawny owl too about 27 : 24? Some lovely wooded wild-camp locations there Mark, especially the second by the deciduous trees. And the underwater footage was spectacular. I know Gilfach, having visited with my dad a few years back. We called in whilst taking the scenic route home from the Blorenge. What a treat with the otters too. Yes, a wealth of interest in that one and am looking forward to the next instalment. Hope you're well pal, ATB, Chris

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey I'm partial to being a Viking Chris especially if it involves moss mate. I think you did hear an owl - someone else said that. It sure was Gnarly - camped there before Chris. Fast becoming a favorite. Hey interesting about you guys being down this way. That's good to know. It is beautiful. Thanks - always appreciated. See you out there. Mark

[@BulldogBadger]

Haha brilliant, not many people film or discuss toileting on the trail, perfect location for a relaxing number 2 🤘

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey there Damien, nope not many unless your Impala On Trail. Peace dude. Mark

[@ScoutManSteve]

Enjoying the walk so far Mark! Moss is always a great antiseptic plant, full of uses. If you're using a GoPro or mobile phone I use a 300 lumen underwater lamp for night scenes (usually on Amazon), works really well. What a quirky little cottage, I wonder why it's just abandoned like that? The one great thing with the wind and your tent, less condensation. I'll do my best to carry on with the rest of the walk my friend, be safe 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

I agree steve it's a great little plant Moss and that was a beautiful toilet. Ha ha! Cheers for the heads up on the light - I'll seek it out. As for the cottage it had a presence there - I think they had nobody to pass it onto maybe. Hey, I don't mind the condensation I just get the rag on it but you might be right. Thanks steve - I really am happy and appreciative of you being here. All the best over there. Mark P.S got your own series to finish. I will do that happily.

[@unowhotravelchannel]

That was a beautiful place to camp up for the night and to wake up to such green views, near to water! Great hike, always amazes me when we discover old museum piece vehicles, just left to rust! Loved that golden bike mounted on the cottage! Ah a bit of the welsh language, I can speak a bit of welsh too having lived in Wales for about 4 years in my childhood! I can still say "There's a bucket in the cowshed" but I couldn't type it! The things you remember! Have just got to 28:00, looking forward to watching the rest with a cup of tea, cheers, Simon😀👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Simon, yeah it is the perfect camp spot in the valley. Love it there. I agree these old farms they don't get rid of stuff. That tractor is a collectors piece and so to is the bike more than likely. Hey a Welsh speaker. That's impressive. A bucket and a shed. Not sure what that'll get ya. Ha ha! Cheers Si. Yeah it is long mate. In whole, in part or skip watch as I say. The latter half is good. All the best. Mark

[@JimHolden]

Beautiful Mark, so many high points....mist rolling down the mountains, Polly and what about the Otters a sight for sure. Really enjoying this walk my friend. Thank you.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey there Jim. Glad to hear you're enjoying the walk down the Wye Valley. Yes, so many good points even from source. Polly and them Otters were special. Mark

[@MarksGoneWalking]

Loving every minute Mark- upto 38 now - have been watching between my busy schedule and I can tell you it’s been a help. What a fantastic person Polly was and the ladies on the hill you met - great energy. Fabulous sceanary and lovely camping spots. ATB Mark. My wife always loves to see a Robin - she swears by it - when ever she feels worried one always appears no mater - to watch over us and keep us safe. Cheers Mark

[@WyeExplorer]

hey Mark, that's brilliant mate. Thanks. I can see how it might settle you down. Polly was amazing - an inspiration as were the others. Yeah it kept on giving scenery and all. I reckon I'd resonate with your wife on that one. Peace brother. Mark

[@StoneAgeProductionsAdventure]

Awesome video Mark, you look like you're really enjoying yourself on the hike. Loving the underwater shots at 30:58. I resonate with the sentiment of the inquisitive Robin being a Pasted loved one, I bet you that was Paul joining your chat with Polly but I reckon has been with you two every set of the way. I'm really enjoying this series and watching your journey. Looking forward to seeing part three. All the best mate

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Stone, It was a cracking hike mate underwater shots, robin and all. What do they say, 'if robins appear a loved one is near.' Yes, I totally think so. I'm really chuffed your resonating my friend. I'm not rushing with them and people are free to watch in part or even skip watch. What I'm saying is they are long and I appreciate you watching. All the best. Mark

[@JRPOutdoors]

Superb 2nd part Mark. The cottage was my highlight. Worn but quite untouched. It’s insane to think a place can be left like that, in such a beautiful place. Have you always been so in tune with spirituality or has it come over time?

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi John, thanks mate. Yeah what a place -m happily live there don't you reckon? As far as spirit is concerned me and Paul always heard each other call out from wherever we were. Clairaudience they call it. And I have been aware of the wind that many don't feel. Well, thanks again John. All the best. Mark

[@AnthonyJohnson1]

Brilliant video Mark. I’ve watched this in sections since you uploaded and thoroughly enjoyed every minute. The otter footage was brilliant. That’s where the camera zoom is a godsend as you wouldn’t be able to capture that on an action camera. Loved the cottage footage too. I love finding these old properties on a walk. Great stuff 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey thanks Anthony. Yeah they're long so I understand people watching in parts or even skip watching. We did love them otters - we could have been looking the other way. As for the zoom, I had the sony rx 100, which is a zoo camera. I have another sony, which is 20 times optical zoom but didn't have it. Oh well next time. Like you I wouldn't say no to that cottage. Thanks again. Have a great weekend. Mark

[@gerrymcveigh]

Mark, I had been waiting on your next chapter and it was a fitting date to publish it. That sense of calm and peace was there again in the images and words throughout (even during the poo!). No surprise that conversations mentioned the power of nature for positive mental health - the conversation with Polly about change was powerful, and it is good to cry 😊 The otters were incredible - a brilliant encounter 😊 A great watch and a great adventure, with a good flow, just like the Wye itself. Brollies really are the business ☔️

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi gerry, yeah I was always going to upload on the 18th. I remember it like yesterday. Ha ha yeah the poo, had to go in. It's our camping reality isn't it? But peaceful there and around about, which Polly knows only to well. What an inspiring story. I agree no shame in crying. As for the otters I could have been looking the other way. It's how these things work out. Thanks gerry. Always enjoy hearing from you. Have a great weekend. Mark

[@BorderRambler]

A very enjoyable watch Mark , I was dipping in and out lol . I have said this before but you do meet some remarkable people on your journeys , Polly looked very interesting with a story to tell . Thanks for showing us the lovely part of Wales . You cant beat the sphagnum moss bog roll for a nice clean jear lol atb Dave

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Dave. Appreciated. Meeting the folk is one the pleasures besides the solitude. Polly was an inspiration. What a change she made. Yeah, we love Mid wales and luxury toilets. Ha ha! I see your latest - will catch up for sure. Mark

[@ootnboots]

Excellent Mark, you met some interesting people along the way or Wye should we say. Polly talking about mental health and hitting the booze , i use to batter the booze myself, totally out of control with it. The hills sorted me out a number of years ago , i now control the drink, drink does'nt control me any longer ..Great spotting the otters . I always find abandond houses interesting, i work on one of the smaller islands in Orkney called Flotta and there is a lot of abandond houses there too which i have had a look about , similar to the one in your video as people just got up and left everything inside. ...good stuff Mark ..atb Stevie

[@WyeExplorer]

hey Stevie, without doubt I love to meet people out hiking. I enjoy the solitude to but nothing beats a chat with a fellow traveler. Polly was an inspiration and like you I drank myself into the gutter. So we had a lot to talk about. Them otters were a treat - could have been looking the other way but no they were spotted. Hey that island sounds pretty cool and the houses to. Yeah love to explore former lives. This cottage was great. Well, thanks Stevie - great comment. Mark

[@Impalaontrail]

Awesome dude! Them pip n nut sashes are cracking you had the almond one? Andrew seems to be loving it and was impressed with his shaft knowledge 🤣 That leaping salomon, otters, robin and mt cottage where phanominal. Great work and looking forward to the next episode! Think i might have to have a pop at this hike! Stay safe bud n happy trails 🤜

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Kyle, thanks mate. yeah I didn't like the Almond. I still have them here - I went over to Humous as soon as I got into town. Andy's knowledge has grown for sure. He's loving the trails. As for all the interest there was a lot in this so a huge thanks for checking it out. Hey, didn't you spot the poop show? I put a link to your video. Anyway, it would be great to see you down here. You haven't seen the best views yet. Peace bro. Mark

[@GazianoOutdoors]

Would love to see otters in the wild, really nice capture that, nice seeing the robin coming so close too, I always think of it as my grandad saying hello when I see a friendly robin. Awesome little cottage, with an amazing view from it too. Was nice getting a peek inside. , Another cracking video mate, really interesting, I'd put it to one side until I had the full hour to watch it all, enjoyed it, ATB 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Gaz, thanks mate. Yeah them otters were a real treat and the Robin divine. That's what they say, 'when robins appear loved ones are near.' It was all good mate the cottage was awesome and the valley throughout. Can't beat being there of course. Thanks again bro. Mark

[@DesGreene]

Really enjoyable video, Mark. But worth watching just for those otters! What an amazing sight 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Des. I've seen one a number of times but never two together. That was special. Thanks mate. Take care. Mark

[@williamboundey4526]

Brilliant video's Mark 👍 Just watched 1&2 . Looks like an amazing walk! It had everything! Loved the underwater shots! Thanks for sharing bud atvb Bounda!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Bill, a huge thanks mate - really good to hear you enjoyed these. I'm uploading the 3rd part tomorrow. In your own time if you watch of course. Yeah them under water shots were courtesy of Dewi Roberts who we met at source. That was the Wye beneath. Anyway great to be connected still. Mark

[@SoloHiker]

Another enjoyable video Mark. Had to chuckle, at the end of day 2 you say your pooped!, When you actually pooped in the morning. I know immature of me but I was always told, if you don't grow up by the age of 60, you don't have too. Lol. ATB

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Jim, glad you enjoyed this one and hey the childish things to. I'll go with that. Cheers dude. Mark

[@thebuspasscamper3999]

Beautiful countryside Mark n Andrew, all that rusting farm machinery seems like Farmers won`t part with anything LOL, meeting all those lovely Ladies your a sweet talker you are Mark, i`m impressed with all your pitch spots too just what i would have chosen, the tame little Robin magic mate and what a privilege to watch the Otters, back in time with the old footage of the cottage love it mate, TFS, Take care the both of you, Peace man, ATB George.

[@WyeExplorer]

The views get really very majestic in part 3 George. That's not a sell it just does. Yeah loved that old tractor - it's a real sort after one. As for the ladies just going with the flow - the hills helped. We were all in a good mood. Ha ha! Hey, what do they say, 'when a robin appears a loved one is near. It felt like that. As for the otter and cottage they were both a treat - you know mooching about nature and the countryside. Loved it. Thanks George. Appreciated always mate. Have a good week ahead. Mark

[@AGirlGoneWild]

Morning is my favourite time of the day everything is new and almost everything is possible. That was a long but beautiful walk, again meeting interesting happy people. Beneath the surface was a magical kingdom beautiful addition to the film Mark. Meeting Polly...quite right you can choose not to think or to think...my only focus and thoughts apart from the beauty is getting to my destination setting up camp and eating LOL .What a fantastic view from the cottage Oh how I would love to peek inside lovely! Both films were a real pleasure to watch all the best Ana P.S I will watch the next part later😀

[@WyeExplorer]

I am totally with you there Ana. Morning and it's freshness especially in the mountains is a dream. Love it. There is magic all over as we hike isn't there? I love your analogy of just getting to the place wherever that is. We strip it down to basics. Polly was an inspiration and a joy to meet. AS for the cottage it has a presence and yeah an awesome view. Do not worry about watching. I'm giving people time and the option of watching however they like. It's just good to hear from you. Take care Ana and have a great new year. Mark

[@RickTOutdoorAdventure1969]

Great stuff Mark, watched it in a couple of parts . Very interesting places and artifacts and chats and some cool characters you met along the way. Always a great watch and a great listen to your stories and conversations. Those otters were cool characters too and even a spirit or two. You're are in tune with the past and the present most definitely Mark. Great stuff, all the best mate, keep up the amazing content. You need a series on television 🙂👍 Rick n Billy

[@WyeExplorer]

Cheers there Rick. Yeah in part or skip watch it I've been telling people. It is long. A fantastic walk mind you for all the reasons you've mentioned. Polly was inspiring as were the Otters. Seen Otter before but never two. As for the cottage and it's past it was pretty far out. Love them places. Thanks Rick. Really enjoy your visits. Mark

[@rialobran]

I've saved my time so I could spend an hour and half in your company on the Wye. It was worth my while waiting to do that. In all my years I have never seen 2 otters in the UK playing like that, one yes, two never. Sandy had two come to meet him on a camp on Dartmoor but I missed it sadly. I enjoyed the added narration you should do more of those, it added a poignant and poetic aspect.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Si, thank you mate. That's awesome. Yeah, we could have been looking the other way in those few moments. In fact Andy was on the phone. Hey that's good about Sandy. I'll have to mention that. I'm glad you enjoyed the narration and the valley. You know what I mean Si when I say it just kept on giving. Hope you can stick around for the series. Thanks good buddy. Mark

[@PAADVENTURES1]

Brilliant Mark...good to see other places. Never been to Wales. Nice toilet areas! 😆🤢 thanks for sharing. Paul

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Paul, Yeah we love the Cambrians in Mid Wales. We were on the outskirts there but still good. The toilets are always luxury mate. Thanks. Mark

[@CanoeingTheEdgeOfTheWorld]

There was definitely pride in that cottage as you say. Someone used that as a place to live and raise families, to relax, and sleep, and dream, and perhaps die. It's sad in a way when you explore old places like this. You can almost see the ghost of those before enjoying the place and it being full of life and happiness. Now locked up and quiet with decay and the passage of time evident in everything. It would be very interesting to research old cottages like that to find when they were made, who lived there, what they did for a living, etc. Great video guys.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey dude, yeah I agree the cottage was full of spirit. I've come across a few in the hills here one with an amazing dusty piano in it - here's a link to it/I've time stamped it kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHeymIKArcyciKs as I stand I do see the ghosts of the past and feel them. I'm sure you've come across a few in the everglades. Research would be difficult unless I canvassed the locals, which I may do one time. Thanks for the great comment. Take care over there friend. Mark

[@BackpackerDiaries]

That moss does make for excellent biodegradable TP. The underwater footage was great Mark as was a big fish jumping there and the river otters! So cool to meet someone else hiking the Wye River Walk also.

[@WyeExplorer]

It sure does Amos. It's very luxurious in fact. Glad you liked the under water of the Wye. That was Dewi Roberts filming. The other clip was Atlantic Salmon in the river we were walking beside. They Spawn there. Links are in description. And the Otters were awesome - two together. Thanks Amos the people were great. Have a really cool week. Mark

[@Taffwildmanofthewoods]

Great video Mark 👍 Opening seen was good a few moments of mindfulness. Stunning scenery, eerie in the clag. Sadly not great weather but that doesn't stop the hardiest getting out into the fresh air and mother nature. You are one of a few that does good narration during the recording, not everyone can do it👌 Your narration keeps the video interesting and audience attentive. Until your next adventure atb Taff 🤠

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey there Taff, thanks. Yeah that's why were there to be in union with our surroundings. It's the best rest. You know this weather show or not. Thanks for your kind words. I've only just started narrating. It will get better to. Well, take care out there. All the best. Mark

[@wolswildcamping1257]

Hi Mark, really cool video mate. I really liked those underwater shots, so serene. Thanks for sharing. Be safe and be lucky man. Wol.

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Wol and good to hear from you mate. Yeah, they were amazing under water shots courtesy of Dewi who we met at the source. All the best dude. Mark

[@FlyingHaggisFilms]

Nice film again. You certainly find interesting locations and an excellent philosophy so enjoyable. Atb. Harry

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Harry. It was and is an awesome hike. You'd love the area. All the best. Mark

[@kimberleymaria5382]

Wow Mr J that scenery is epic. You can’t beat the wind growling in your face first thing in the morning to get you awake for the coming adventures. The little robin was very special. Thank you for sharing these amazing walks Mark. I always look forward to them! Stick a Christmas hat on in the next one yeah? 😜 take care mate x

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Kimberley, I agree the wind will give you a buzz every time. What do they say about robins? When robins appear a loved one is near.' Beautiful that. I'm so pleased you enjoyed this one and the others. Hope you can stick around for the end of the series. Christmas? I'm out of reach for this one. Thanks my friend. Mark

[@HikeCamp]

Awesome continuation of your hike... meeting people and seeing wonderful places..

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Max. It was awesome hence the title. Glad you enjoyed it. Take care. Mark

[@martynjones7824]

Loving this series Mark, thanks for bringing us along. What an incredible part of the world. The folk you meet on your journeys are always of interest and with a story to tell.. but they would have as they are they are out there, out amongst it. Fabulous.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Martyn, thanks my friend. It is a super part of Wales and on this occasion populated by great people. Polly was inspiring. Take care dude. All the best. Mark

[@wildernesswalker622]

Brilliant video, so good to see your films back. Thanks for taking us along with you on your trip. Amazing soundtrack too.

[@WyeExplorer]

Ho friend, pleased you enjoyed this time out on the Wye. A pleasure to share. All the best. Mark

[@IqraDArt]

Beautifull place ♥️enjoy life😁🤗👌😍lucky man👌

[@WyeExplorer]

It is a beautiful place Masha. All the best out there. Mark

[@IqraDArt]

Masha allah awesome video 😍♥️thanks for sharing 🤗👌♥️

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Masha. Thanks for the visit. Mark

Nice video, Like n.99 and Greetings from Italy :)

[@WyeExplorer]

Many thanks Italian friend. All the best. Mark

[@stevesgrowingspace]

You take us to the best places Mark, even poo with a view 🙂 Such a shame seeing all that old machinery just lying there mate. gorgeous little village, Rheadr is that where the waterfall is? Nice to meet friendly walkers. Good memories with Paul mate. That farm with the sunflowers, great mountains behind. I remember you camping there before, you showed us the stars. Awesome underwater footage mate. It looks so surreal. That salmon! Bless Polly what an inspiration. How wonderful to see that robin Fancy blowing up a waterfall! Otters wow! I never seen them in the wild, we canoed a section of the Wye many years ago and saw their tracks but never actually saw any otters. Such a shame to see that abandoned cottage. I would live there. You know the druids considered the oak sacred Mark A great video mate I really enjoyed it, all the best Steve

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey steve, a huge thanks for such a great comment. Yeah this kind of had it all - this stretch kept on giving. Nature, old homes (which we would love), sacred oaks and Polly who was indeed inspirational. Hey you know the Wye then - that's great. We could have missed the, otters if we looked another way but we never. As for the falls yeah they blew them up back i the day when things like that didn't matter. Well, I wish you a peaceful evening mate. All the best. Mark

[@stevesgrowingspace]

@@WyeExplorer Cheers Mark, I'm sure there's some other falls not far from Hereford, around the Elan valley, called rheadre we swam in the pool shaped bit at the top, and then looked over the sheer drop... It was years ago so I might have the place all wrong lol Enjoy your weekend mate.

[@atrampinthehills.841]

Very entertaining...loved the grab hold of the tree method...something you dont see everyday.

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Steve. Yeah has t be done mate. Mark

[@AMostlyFunctionalJess]

Wonderful video as always. thank you for bringing us on the journey.

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks. It's a real pleasure. Mark

[@AlexRand]

awesome video Mark, what a great thing to see 2 otters out in the wild! Amazing stuff!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Alex, yeah it is amazing. Truly it is and was. This trek just kept giving. Mark

[@LozsLeisure]

Loved those cute little otters!!!

[@WyeExplorer]

They sure were beautiful. They got a good home in the valley there. Stick around for the series. It's like watch in whole, in part or skip watch. All the best. Mark

[@sperrinoutdoors7642]

Love the hills that is some entrance into the farm adding some beautiful colour to the area

[@WyeExplorer]

Yeah, they're good hills Colwyn. Cheers mate.

[@solitaryrambler]

That was a great bit of Saturday afternoons viewing Mark. I love your misty shots, just so atmospheric. As always you met some great people and nice to see that they were from your neck of the woods, i.e. the women from Fownhope and Polly from Clehonger. I don't remember Llangurig very much but it was nice to see it. Great to see Rhayader of course. That quirky chimney was awesome, wasn't it. I remember that bridge crossing the Wye but I had no idea the waterfall was blown up to make the bridge, that was really interesting. And that old cottage that you visited before, what brilliant views you got from it. Pooped and gnarly - excellent couple of words Mark 😃 Those otters too, brilliant to see those. A great couple of days down the Wye then Mark. Look forward to your journey on to Builth and onwards. All the best. Cheers, Patrick 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Patrick, so good to hear the video helped your afternoon along. It was full of atmosphere in the valley - people atmosphere to. Loved meeting them all. Yeah, if your up there Patrick there is a tea shop in Llangurig - that'll be Aberystwyth way. There was lots in this. I did like the wonky chimney - heck it was all as good cottage and otters. Thanks Patrick, the next leg is wet but still good remarkably. Have a great week ahead. Mark

[@solitaryrambler]

@@WyeExplorer Yes one day I will get to Llangurig and it would be great to visit that tea shop. I'll certainly look forward to your next leg of the WVW Mark. Have a great week too 😊

[@WyeExplorer]

@@solitaryrambler There's a nice walk up to Esgair Llewyn Gwyn Patrick bit.ly/36XNh9t where you can get great views on Plynlimon or a nice walk up to Robert Gibbings former cottage. That's nice. And yeah a nice brew after. Have good week ahead my good friend. Peace!

[@bethm629]

Wow the abandoned car really is something! Great video as always!

[@WyeExplorer]

The car? Well, whatever gives you a buzz Beth. All the best. Mark

[@celticmarches8836]

Beautiful views, and yet again, top choice of music 😍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there, I do love the Upper Wye. It's visually pleasing. The music? A Robert Miles cover - heard it on a building site towards the end. Funny where inspiration comes from. All the best. Mark

[@noakeswalker]

Very enjoyable Mark. I was up the hills on the Marteg pretty much at the same time - on my way back from north Wales. Did you say the group of women you met was from Fownhope ? So many meetings with Herefordshire folk ! The underwater footage of Dewi's was shot in the Wye near Marteg ? That was a surprise to see so much sculpted limestone under there, such clear water too :o) Some fine campsites too, along the way. Glad someone pointed out the old chimney on the cafe at Rhayader - I had no idea it was there, and I've passed through that crossroads hundreds of times - I believe I had a tea in that cafe when I backpacked through in '89 - it seems very familiar. That abandoned cottage up above Rhayader looks like it has been used as an unofficial bothy fairly recently to me - no surprises there of course - I hope you shut the sheep out when you left :o))) It's all we can do isn't it ? Never seen otters on the Wye before - though I knew they were there somewhere. Lucky moment. Atb, Dave

[@WyeExplorer]

That's interesting Dave - Gilfach and the Marteg is beautiful as you well know. Yeah all Hereford - how weird? As for the underwater from Dewi it is incredible what's beneath the surface in that area. Yeah it just makes you realize that not everything is visible unless a local points it out like that chimney also. Hey, you know then. Maan do they ever get covered in sheep shit if the doors are open. Not sure about the Bothy though. As for the otters - you're right. I could have been looking the other way and I nearly was. Thanks Dave. Always appreciated. Mark

[@noakeswalker]

@@WyeExplorer I should have said "an unofficial bothy" - I have edited my comment to put that right ! Yeah, Marteg and Gilfach - I've been having a brew at the little car park you probably walked past - about 100m up from the Wye - for decades on my way to and from the north, and this time I tried out the circular marked route up the hill and back down to the road, and it was much better than I expected :o) The Marteg is one of my favourite rivers anywhere frankly. Otters - yes, lucky moment - I saw some mink on the Wye once, but they are easier to spot I think. Looking forward to next part - asap please !! Dave

[@WyeExplorer]

@@noakeswalker I knew what you meant Dave. I was just saying I didn't know if anyone had stayed there or not. A top place to have a grew - you haven't tired of it. Says something. I agree it is a beautiful walk and river. We met a guy who works with the rivers and res in the area and he said it was an indicator river in the whole of the UK - in other words pretty good.

[@AdrianandPaula]

Wonderful second part to your Wye Valley walk. Good to see the the topic of the toilet brought up, when you got to go you got to go and no other bathroom had a view like that. Enjoyed the part of meeting Polly, what an inspirational women. Lovely seeing those Otters playing by the bank of the river....very special moment indeed. Thanks again for sharing your journey with us and honouring Paul’s memory in a beautiful way. Take care, best wishes, Paula & Adrian.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey both, glad you enjoyed this one and the number 2. Ha ha! It was luxury. Polly was an inspiration I agree - what a meeting. As for the otters I could have been looking the other way - just got sight of them. A pleasure to share as always. I will take care - you to. Hey your pendant is coming up soon. All the best. Mark

[@AdrianandPaula]

@@WyeExplorer always a pleasure to watch Mark, we both look forward to your next chapter.

[@WyeExplorer]

@@AdrianandPaula They're big edits I know but I couldn't do anything else. Thanks both.

[@SeniorHiker77]

Underwater shot were magnificent. ATB

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey bro, yeah that was added value for sure. Courtesy of Dewi. All the best over there. Mark

[@TheRamblingsofBry]

Oh Mark, what an excellent video mate, watched in 2 halves, that alien landscape was wonderful...it is alien to us what goes on under water, great filming.

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Bry. Great to hear you watched in your own way and enjoyed it. I'd love to show you around here. All the best brother. Mark

[@TheRamblingsofBry]

@@WyeExplorer One of these days mate... Yes, really enjoyed it, thankyou

[@WyeExplorer]

@@TheRamblingsofBry Yes, Bry without a doubt. A real pleasure.

[@somewhere.anywhere.travels]

Oh dear love that abandon cottage. Awesome place and so close to home.

[@WyeExplorer]

There was a spirit in that cottage that enjoyed our presence. It was beautiful. Peace. Mark

[@scandinaviannaturediaries8892]

It took me a couple of days 😄Enjoyed the video 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey friend, many thanks. Hope all is well over there. Mark

[@shaunwild8797]

That is one beautiful spot. Lucky you.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Shaun, yeah dude beauty all around. Cheers. Mark

[@tomcook7676]

I enjoy watching your explorations, however, you put more views of yourself than you need to. Looking at the landscapes is more to the liking!

[@WyeExplorer]

Glad you enjoy the explorations Tom. I must disagree with you about the balance. I shared, the upper Wye Valley, the river, under water (extensive), the salmon, I interviewed Polly and the other woman (my face not in it one bit), I spoke to my hiking partner (endeavored to share), the Marteg Valley from above, The otters, Views from the cottage and more. Not sure what else I can do Tom in a long video - I have to tell the story and some would complain about to much landscape. And in all due respect there are worse out there. Abbie Barnes and Haze Outdoors will talk until the cows come home. Peace mate.

[@tomcook7676]

@@WyeExplorer Keep doing, I will be watching for more Mark! I'll be keeping my sketchbook close as well. Take care!

[@WyeExplorer]

@@tomcook7676 I will keep doing it Tom. I appreciate you being hear. Yeah keep being observant mate and creative. Peace!

[@PaulOutdoors]

That's was one heck of a vista to wake up to Mark and I like the grab hold of a tree system....higher, lower lol. Sphagnum moss one of nature's luxuries and free at the point of collection and use 😊. What a character Polly is and the lovely little Robin was a sign.... I'm here 😊 Humbling Mark to know that the wonderful and magical Wye starts as but a trickle and meanders down to us in Hereford and onward. I really enjoyed the knot masterclass 😁👍. Rhayader is a busy place and chimney is marvellous and to see the two otters is unforgettable Mark. Another wonderful watch and listen from start to finish. As always Mark, your knowledge, enthusiasm and love for what you do comes shining through just like the light that danced off those glorious hills as you described. The spirits said hello, welcome. Robert Miles and Children, a superb choice. Thank you. Paul 👍😊

[@WyeExplorer]

Thank you Paul for the really kind words. Yeah a great early morning and a luxury loo. Polly was inspirational as was the Robin. What do they say, 'when a robin appears a loved is near.' It totally felt that way. The whole trek kept on giving otters, old spirit cottages and all. As I said the door to that place was closed last time. It was great to explore it. Ha, that tune I heard on a building site near the finish. It's funny where influences come from. Well, I hope you're alright mate. I actually think of you as I look out back. All the best. Mark

[@PaulOutdoors]

@@WyeExplorer That is quite an adventure that you are experiencing Mark and Andy is great company. Plenty yet to unfold 👍😊

[@WyeExplorer]

@@PaulOutdoors It is an adventure Paul and not all go to plan as you will discover. Peace dude.

[@PaulOutdoors]

@@WyeExplorer the adventures Mark that don't go to plan are often the best remembered. I've had a few 👍😊

[@WyeExplorer]

@@PaulOutdoors I remembered it for sure Paul. Good point.

[@treksntarps]

What an excellent adventure , beautiful scenery, lovely little villages , interesting people , wild camping , remote abandoned cottages and otters. Food for the soul 👍

[@wozoutdoors1439]

good one .enjoyed that ,that house looked like a good explore .

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Woz, thanks mate. Yeah a pretty cool place that. I wouldn't say no. Mark

[@MagentaOtterTravels]

Fun watching the two otters together! Reminds me of Ring of Bright Water.... I just got that DVD for Christmas

[@WyeExplorer]

It was fun and exhilarating. Fantastic. I love that film. Watched it twice. Enjoy!

[@HardyTempestsWildCampsandWalks]

Loved all of it Mark, really turning into your ‘Magnus opus’ . Some of those places are mentioned in the film Zulu. Stay safe. Hardy

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey thanks a lot Hardy. That means a lot to me mate. Brilliant. I think the adventure was maybe top rate - better software and a drone would raise it a little more. But hey I like getting in touch with those other elements that not having the best of everything compels you to do. Loved it. All the best my friend. Mark

[@HardyTempestsWildCampsandWalks]

@@WyeExplorer but what you give that transcends all the technology is an eye for beauty and a congruent dialogue. A genuine channel......

[@WyeExplorer]

@@HardyTempestsWildCampsandWalks Missed this reply Hardy - Mark below drew my attention to it. Thank you so much. I'd love for Paul to see the kindness. Peace.

[@WyeExplorer]

@Mark - Baldy Goes Walking Forgot all about the movie Mark. What a classic.

[@AdventureDeNorthVlogs]

Absolutely stunning ! It looks fun in the wilderness mate

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey dude. Wales is a beautiful country. All the best. Mark

[@AdventureDeNorthVlogs]

@@WyeExplorer indeed! Have a great week

[@jim-bob-outdoors]

Really enjoyed that one Mark. Its a wonderful area. I have great memories of helping to rebuild a Landrover back axel in a pub car park at Rhayader. One of our members broke it on a green lane and the pub landlord had a spare in his shed. 😂👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Allen, cheers mate. I'm chuffed. Good to hear of your memories. They sound like good days. All the best out there. Mark