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This is good but you need the camera fixed on you rather than holding it. I had hoped the whole route was being shown, but it seems not.

where or how did you make your blackout shades

Can I just say Claire, this was really useful to me, thank you. I did the 50 this year and saw you at Dalemain - I was at the side of someone you knew. I walked the whole way due to an injury in 22 hours. Hopefully will get back there in 2025 to try and run it. Thanks again

Thank you for this video. Really helpful.

Cracking effort but i dunno how folk can march on and run with those jackets on . I never use my down or synthetic unless im walking slow on bealachs or ridges or just sitting for a break . Id be sweating too much using it for marching at pace

Love this video Claire, just rewatched it, fancy doing it again this year?

The Cumbrian air will have done you good Claire, good effort and well deserved lunch for you at the end, I did 2 outlyers out near Shap on Wednesday, hard work pathless for about three quarters of the walk.

You couldn't have picked a better day weather wise for that walk Claire with 360 degree views that day, did you not fancy going up Jack's Rake up onto Pavey Ark, not for me though, i hope you are feeling better on every passing day.

That area is so lovely. Wondering if I should leave the Langdales until last on my Wainright round? What would you leave for last? (I have only done 19 so far! 😂😂😂)

Awesome acheivement. 💪 Love how you walked down with you bottle of fizz in your hydration pouch 😂 Looking forward to all the adventures to come doing the Wainrights. You've inspired me - 4 down - 210 to go, cant wait 😊

Do you not get a bit disillusioned when you say the path has come to an end, where do I go from here I think I would Claire, surely that rocky bit along the beach is not the path as you wouldn't get round it if the tide was in, it's good that you are still smiling though, hope you are feeling much better now.

Well done, keep going :)

Well done for completing the route Claire when you were still feeling unwell but I bet you didn't do much running up Steel Fell and the path from Calf Crag to Helm Crag isn't very good running terrain either.

Great stuff, the end of Cumbria well and truly in sight now.. Some dodgy paths there, av been doing a few Outlying Wainwrights recently and some of those are pretty rough going too.. tek care :)

That path at the beginning was to good to last Claire, I can see you becoming an ambassador for Persil shortly with all the mud on you, that bit through the trees looked hard work and not very enjoyable.

Just getting ready to do my 5k in Halewood,Liverpool today.Watching your video while I do my stretches.Training at the moment for my Marathon in Vassenden Norway,(near Bergen),you'd love there,it's on the 6th July.Keep up the good work,running is life!!!!🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️

Congratulations. Very well done, and on such a rotten day weather-wise.

You are very determined. Brilliant.

It’s great seeing all the places i live. I live in dalton in Furness and would be great to see the videos around closer to where i live. Going good loving the vids

You shouldn't have run through Haverigg Claire somebody might have thought you were an escapee from the local prison, Were they not the Coniston fells you pointed out while filming as you are were South of Black Combe when you pointed them out, It's 5 months since you did that section, are you through Cumbria now.

Good effort. You done really well

Thwt was great Claire, still got your feet wet, but easier watching. I've driven past Black Combe several times, but never climbed it. Tbe views to the fells ànd over the sea were fantastic. Hope things go well as you go on 👍😊

Pleased to see you got through this one relatively unscathed Claire compared to the last one apart from your hip and hay fever, I think you will have been glad you had the extra layers with you when the weather turned at the end.

You took my recommendation to go up Black Combe Claire, what did you think of the view from the summit? maybe it would be a good idea stick to the Wainwright's in the winter as the low lying paths along the coast are just waterlogged and not very pleasant, 3 videos in a week, I can't keep up.

Lots of mud but loads of sunshine too. Well done, keep going.

Looked great - nice one

Your such an inspiration. Love your videos and I had never heard of this ultra and I think I may give this a go next year

Well done lass. Your determination when you're out there on your own and the going gets tough - hat off to you.

Great effort and well done. Best wishes to you out there.

Super impressive. I dont think my legs could take me that far 🙈

Well done you!

Two videos in a day, what a treat! 😄 That was awesome, superb performance, thats a long way! "Oh, theres a bridge" 😂funny 😂 Very well done 👍

What a great day out Claire! Tough to gauge the weather and terrain. Always enjoy hearing your thoughts along the route. We'll done!

Nice to see you wainwrighting again 😊👍

There were some great views up there making the effort all the more worthwhile. Another Wainwright done, I admire your determination to do them plus running around Britain too, love the ambition and dedication that you show in your endeavours!

Living close to where you are walking here I know how the so called Coastal Path often fades away and follows inland roads for long stretches as you can not get across several inland waterways. Wish you luck as you head for Barrow.

love a bit of bog.. best way to become one with nature, specially when ya waist deep int bloody stuff haha.. loving the journey, keep going! :)

Blimey Claire, there's "digging in" and "digging deep"! Chapeau, excellent result :-)

Definitely include car camping. I do it quite a bit when it's just me, so seeing other spots that people find is great :-) I often use the cheaper campsites as well - the last one was Syke Farm at Buttermere - I just car camped in the car park by the river, and it has two pubs next door :-)

How long did it take you please Claire? I'm doing that same route this weekend as a run :-)

That was tough going but you made it through in the end. I hope the next stage is on better ground with a well defined route.

Bogfest!

As you said when crossing those planks, 'kinell! A challenge but you rose to it with humour.Waterproof Gaffa tape will fix your trousers. I laughed when you mentioned the firing range: you looked like you'd already been shot at.Lol!

You said you didn't enjoy road walking but i think you would have enjoyed it more than going through that swamp, i think the gods were looking down on you at the end when the footpath was closed off and you had to walk the road.

Great video, very informative. I'm running it tomorrow 24/03/2024. Looks like it's going to be a nice day for me too. Many thanks for your videos.

Oh blimey, that looked tough. Very well done for not getting disheartened and getting through, you're a tough cookie. Best of luck for the rest of your journey 👍

Thanks for the update, looking forward to more of your Running Britain videos. Good luck & keep running!

Well done Claire and sorry to hear about your mum. It will be lovely for you to get out more with her, my mum is elderly wheelchair bound and it’s her lifeline to getting out. Looking forward to your next video’s, you’re braver than me in front of a camera! As others have said you come across great. I have donated to your cause! 😃

You're doing wonderful things, good on you ❤ Keep up the great work. Your video to camera was superb.