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Quiet wild camp (somewhere)
Short quiet one this week to make up for the length and waffle on the last video 🤣
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Silver How, Blea Rig, Pavey Ark via Jacks Rake, High Raise & Sergeant Man, The Lake District
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Silver How, Blea Rig, Pavey Ark via Jacks Rake, High Raise & Sergeant Man, The Lake District
Dave Day Procession M6 J36. I’ve never seen such a sight. R.I.P. Dave
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Dave Day Procession M6 J36. I’ve never seen such a sight. R.I.P. Dave
Haweswater Wild Camp, The Lake District
zhlédnutí 66Před měsícem
Haweswater Wild Camp, The Lake District
Branstree & Selside Pike, The Lake District
zhlédnutí 61Před měsícem
Note - in video the second peak is name Seaside Pike, it is in fact Selside Pike, my device changed it without me realising 🙄
Barrow, Scar Crags, Causey Pike & Rowling End. The Lake District
zhlédnutí 28Před měsícem
Barrow, Scar Crags, Causey Pike & Rowling End. The Lake District
Crinkle Crags, Lake District, in the snow. The Lake District
zhlédnutí 39Před 4 měsíci
Crinkle Crags, Lake District, in the snow. The Lake District
Little wander round Aira Force Waterfalls. The Lake District
zhlédnutí 18Před 4 měsíci
Little wander round Aira Force Waterfalls. The Lake District
High Rigg & St John’s in the Vale, Lake District
zhlédnutí 72Před 8 měsíci
High Rigg & St John’s in the Vale, Lake District
Windy wild camp on Hardknott, Lake District
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 9 měsíci
Windy wild camp on Hardknott, Lake District
Place Fell, High Dodd, Sleet Fell, Hallin Fell, & a steamer trip, Lake District
zhlédnutí 54Před 10 měsíci
Place Fell, High Dodd, Sleet Fell, Hallin Fell, & a steamer trip, Lake District
Brock Crag, Angle Tarn & Angle Tarn Pikes, Lake District
zhlédnutí 115Před 11 měsíci
Brock Crag, Angle Tarn & Angle Tarn Pikes, Lake District
Grange Fell, Brund Fell, Kings How, Great Crag & Dock Tarn, Lake District
zhlédnutí 171Před 11 měsíci
Grange Fell, Brund Fell, Kings How, Great Crag & Dock Tarn, Lake District
Gowbarrow fell and Aira Force again, with the Son and Sister
zhlédnutí 31Před 11 měsíci
Gowbarrow fell and Aira Force again, with the Son and Sister
Very windy Grey Friar, Swirl How and Great Carrs, I even climbed the Matterhorn (rock),Lake District
zhlédnutí 83Před rokem
Very windy Grey Friar, Swirl How and Great Carrs, I even climbed the Matterhorn (rock),Lake District
Birks, St Sunday Crag & Grisedale Tarn, Lake District
zhlédnutí 43Před rokem
Birks, St Sunday Crag & Grisedale Tarn, Lake District
Lingmoor Fell, Side Pike including Fat Man’s Agony, and Pike of Blisco, Lake District
zhlédnutí 106Před rokem
Lingmoor Fell, Side Pike including Fat Man’s Agony, and Pike of Blisco, Lake District
Nethermost pike & Dollywaggon pike, Lake District
zhlédnutí 77Před rokem
Nethermost pike & Dollywaggon pike, Lake District
i salute you sir...i just did the miners track yesterday and i tell you it took the life out of me. What you just did you must of really pushed your courage and physical ability to the edge!! Respect! I know I COULD NOT DO CRIB GOCH
Cameras always make it look a LOT worse than it really is.
A colony of mice live on the crest seemingly existing on scraps of food dropped by walkers.
Wonderful tribute to a great Barrow lad ❤️
At 37:13 we went up and over that thing. Getting down the back side of it with that exposure was fkin terrifying haha
I had to chuckle when you reached the “bad step”. I said something a little more pithy. I didn’t take the lower route that you took, it looked too dangerous, I went over the lump instead.
I did this ridge the last time in 2003, i was 68. I'd been given a lift by an old friend. The weather forcast was good for the day. Unfortunately on arrival, it got very windy. Being foolish, i carried on ! Back down the miners track. Never been so knackered. One month later,I hiked the North Rim of Grand Canyon, 16 miles down, camped by the river, out the next day. Now 80, only memories. Great watching your vid, thanks. Ps, pity you didn't do a shot up to Crib Goch from the Miners track, really gives it scale.
I think your maths is a bit off! We're you 58 in 2003?
i did it in my mid 70s with 2 80yr olds. We all enjoyed it.
@RideBikes_Walkplaces many senior moments exist nowadays. My last trip across Crib Goch was in 2012 when I was 68 when i hiked the North Rim down, not 2003. In 2003 was an earlier hike down G Canyon. Since 1994, been down G C five times.
A nice wander, I love the area around Haweswater, such a shame Mardale was sacrificed for the reservoir, though I have to thank Bruce Robinson for introducing me to its iconic view over 20 years ago, Chin chin, keep on wandering.
fair play to you. I would 100% shit my pants at the top
Balls of steel you mate, fair fucks hahah!
The facing down camera viewpoint “holy craps” with view of precipitous drops to each side perfectly matches my memory of being dragged up Crib Goch by my brother in law twenty years ago. I am not an experienced climber and suffice to say I froze half way and we had to take a path down before we ran out of daylight. Your video brings it all back, sweaty palms and all…
i have just had my heart in my mouth the whole time i watched this brilliant, and no im never doing it.
Amazing. What cam did you use ?
Good work man, very impressive
Respect mate! Perfect conditions too. I've been dying to do this but the thing that puts me off is crowds of people. You had the ridge to yourself!
No one to see you fall?
wow followed your every step what an achievement well done you'll never forget this day 👏👏👏
Just subbed, I love all of this stuff but hats off to you sending it on this tough terrain, a few nervous exposed situations 😳
Amazing who ever did this first and decided it actually was a route up Snowdon ! Great video. Best I’ve seen. Brave bloke especially on your own . I’ve been up to the ridge in bad weather most people were coming back down me included! Not even sure I’d want to do it no looking at that 😂😂
That was terrifying, 22.22 loose rock, I often wonder if they are safe. They all look cracked and ready to go. Be cacking my pants up there. Not sure I could do it after watching your ascent/crossing. Well done. Very brave man.
Thanks for posting this video, saves me climbing this way, congratulations on making it!👌
Live 4 Ever Compadres
Enjoyed this lad, fekin brave driving up that road on a day like that.. i was up caldbeck common area this day and roads were lethal.. tek care :)
Loved the fart… nice touch 👍🏼
I have to say once up there is not as bad as it looks obviously is a bit more difficult if suffering with highs, there are one or two parts but overall is a good route
Nice camp..
Give up the weed mate
Great video and views. Cheers from Norway 👍🙂
Nice easy one. Straightforward
You got some great weather for it! We did it last November and the mist came down and we nearly got blown off the top! Enjoyed your vid, was nice to see the views we missed when we were up there. We've just been up Causey Pike as well so it was nice to see that from a different perspective. Anyway, you have a new follower. Will have a look at some more of your vids later.
Nice video chief, one of my favourite hills. Lucky to get clear skies up there, rarely happens for me
Outstanding video
Have a great day. New friend here.
Great views on the tops. Best wishes.
Thanks 👍
One slip and it’s death
This is by far the best Crib Goch video I have watched, and I have watched so many trying to build up the courage to do it myself. I can safely say after watching this I may have to pass. A super well done, and thank you for taking us with you 😊
Just do it, but make sure it’s a dry calm day. Thanks for the complement mate
@alcoholsoftmiddleage is your site name a quote from " the final cut " ????.
It is a nod to Pink Floyd, yes
Ahhh… the heavy breathing takes me back! Nice video.
When I camp(wild or otherwise) in windy conditions I always use ear plugs, they make all the difference.
That’s the only way I actually got any sleep, they’re in the tent pocket all the time
Sweaty palms on that one. Don't know if it is better to have clear conditions to see or better to have it cloudy and not! First time watching. New sub. Best wishes on the next.
your commentary had me in stiches! I thought many of the same thoughts on the way up for sure haha! great video.
That has to be the most serious grade 1 scramble in the world!
Great video mate, I'm thinking of doing it first time soon, is their many loose rocks on the ridge
There’s a small few, just check each one before committing to putting all your weight on it, you’ll be fine.
Could not do it, I've been holding a pillow and biting my nails praying nothing goes wrong and that you DO NOT fall off. Obviously it went well, because you posted the video. I'm too scared of heights to attempt something that high. A couple of hundred feet is doable with meadow or banks at the sides of the walk...but this, shit no! I would never go up there. I'd freeze and panic. 🙃Think you did amazing to do this if you were scared of heights, but for me THIS a massive NO! C Goch, help yourself, I'll be sticking with the PYG track cheers!🤣
Good
How many people get stuck or fall off that each year?
Average of 8-10 deaths per year
*with 25000 attempting it
@@johnhughes1704 this is a case of Google picking out a blog article that has incorrectly reported that. The true stat is 8-10 deaths across the entire Eryri National Park annually, some of those may be on Crib Goch.
So 1/2500 chance you don’t come home … that’s about the same risk you get killed in a car accident within the next seven years. Which is quite a high risk for an afternoons work.
Although you're not randomly selected for a plummety death. By accumulating a reasonable amount of experience before attempting it you can do a lot to minimise the personal risk. After seeing some of the other folk attempting exposed scrambles you start to wonder how so few people actually come to grief!
Very nice footage, I love this landscape.
Nice vid. You seem to be on your own. What time of year?, usually in good weather there is que to do this route, now days. I have done the horseshoe a couple of times, but in my day not as busy as today.
It was mid June on a Monday, I set off from the car about 6:30, on the ridge for 7:30. I was on my own, other people were about 20 minutes behind me. Hit Snowdon summit just before the crowds turned up, I think I just timed it well that day
Well done really enjoyed watching it
Thanks mate, I really enjoyed doing it
Great views, and quieter at the top than I imagined. Can I was what time of day and what time of year you did this?
It was mid June, I set off from the car about 7am and just beat the crowds to the top, 10 minutes later it was heaving
@@SeanWoodcock22 Thanks!
Done it twice, mad isn't it
How long did it take to cross from the car park over Crib Goch to Snowdon? Was it 1 hour or 5 hours etc? Trying to plan a route and wondering how long it will take.
Took me about 3 1/2 hours, taking it nice and easy from the car to the summit
@@SeanWoodcock22 Thanks for that, looking like I can do the horseshoe in a day then