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nice to see the moor up there last visit 08 the footpath was under renovation towards the inn due to erosion looks much improved keld as told other viewer abandoned waterfalls walk instead took footpath off the coast to the north 300 400 feet maybe yes the changing weather out there we stayed at usha gap cottage on the way back from hawes also attempted millineum cairn circular just few miles from summit of buttertubs heading down clear then here it comes from the west rushed back to the car down to usha barely made it witj our dinner from hawes but thats swaledale 10 miles in that humidity tough i know ive been on the appalachian trail in virginia that far but at least is forest shaded dales moor no shelter at all anyway enjoyer watching the footpath out there comments

Another love of mine is old machinery! I always wonder why a piece of machinery just gets left - same goes for abandoned buildings! I imagine winning the lottery and restoring these building! We can but dream 😂

That's awesome... these places send my imagination wild! Love the music, fits so well! 😊

Beautiful! I love captures of ruins amongst stunning scenery... very serene view! 😊

Lovely walk , look forward to the next one .Jeff

Looks great. It’s on our to do list! (Great vid too - we’ve liked and subbed to catch more) 🙂

The wall crossing is a bit iffy but there is a place where the wall is quite low. This is a prime example of an area being open access land and not openly accessible. That’s why I only bothered to summit it once despite many walks nearby.

Lovely video, looks like a really nice walk 😊

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Its so beautiful

Absolutely amazing scenes my friend!

Very nice Carrie I like that, fitting music too👌💚❤️

Absolutely beautiful video and thanks for sharing this video. I enjoyed watching it. New sub

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Why have we not heard of this before?!!??!?! Wow - this looks AWESOME! Thanks for sharing! ~Karen & Shannon WOY

Hey new sub here 🥰 I’m a fellow Yorkshire hiker too but never been here before! Looks beautiful!

A new place for me, so really interesting and despite the moody conditions, it looked perfect hiking weather. Canny walk up and a great lunch indeed and what a great memorial that was, great to see these guys remembered. very impressive walk and just plotted a route for myself to do it, at some point in the future - top notch walk indeed, cheers Alan

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A truly beautiful hike 🙂

What a fantastic walk... those views looked awesome. I loved the ram with his very impressive horns, don't see many like that out on the hills! The clouds looked great, too! Great video, enjoyed it! 😊

Good morning Carrie. Beautiful start. The sky looked so good. Yes the views were amazing from up there by the trig. Clouds can add to views with the sun shining. Nice ram, he left you alone. Nice quiet one for you. Well done👋

Alan Metalman sent me over! You have my support. I trust his recommendations. I subscribed and look forward for more. Thanks for the hike video. Enjoyed fully! Fabulous walk indeed.

Nice one Carrie. One of my favourite dales 30s. I camped on the top. The Wellington bomber which crashed in 1942 only had one survivor, the rear gunner. He followed some fox hound tracks in the snow to a farmhouse. Later in the war he was shot down by anti aircraft guns and survived again as a prisoner of war. He died in 2017 I believe in Cambridge. These monuments help us to remember why we are free to walk the hills. Atb Carrie you’re turning out some great videos.

Try to get up there at least once a year, it's always a special treat if the visibility is good enough to see the eastern lake land fells. It is a bit of a big trotters paradise on the way down though😂, even at the best of times. Thanks for the video.

Hi Carrie thank you for for sharing your walk with us arm chair walkers, Wharfdale and Swaledale are my 2 favourite valleys in the Yorkshire Dale's National Park, last time I was on the top of Buckden pike was back in 1990, and I did the whole of the Dale's Way that year too, that's a good walk to do too. atb Cheers Glenn it's a 👍from me

Lovely. I'm sure you know the story about why the war memorial is there. It's fascinating.

First time up there Carrie and a result - few people to distract you, which is always nice. That ram sure did have some good horns. It must be something about the hill. Good going. Mark

What a great walk out and in great weather as well, we love Swaledale, although I do not think Mrs Metalman would appreciate that wall crossing but well done to you. Not a easy path to follow to the summit of Kisdon but a very impressive stone cairn and we do the wildflower walk between Muker and Keld every year but so disappointed that we missed it this summer. I bet you were pleased to get back on the flat ground again after that steep descent and we always take the flat path between the valley between the two villages, so nice to see it from above. Nice to see you saw the last of the wildflower meadows but if you time it right, they are a stunning sight. What a prefect way to end the day, a cider and a beer garden in the sun, cheers Alan

Banging these vids out carrie 😊 those clouds are looking dull 👍

Another good trek out there. I love the Yorkshire Dales, beautiful. And one of my favourite routes. Cheers, Warren :)

Great walk, carrie, awesome views, clouds looked amazing

We really enjoyed it and thank you for sharing the beauty of the surrounding nature that you brought, it's really calming

Hi Carrie 👋 Alan Metalman sent me to your channel. You have a new sub from me. Great video with spectacular views 👌 Fantastic ❤

You have a habit of walking in all my favourite places Carrie and Keld and Muker are about the best of the lot. The Dales is my favourite National Park, deffo. When I was a young chap I could vault a dry-stone wall like Spring Heeled Jack......not any more alas....😭😉.

Excellent conditions for a fickle mountain like Ingleborough Carrie 👌. Coincidentally, I just got back from Ingleborough this morning too and, for the first time in six visits, the weather was good. And yes, the cairn on Simon Fell is pathetic.....I almost missed it in wet and misty conditions a couple of years ago.🌧

We like to take it easy on a warm day Carrie - can admire the views too. If I can I like to handrail things to get me somewhere - the wall was a good one and the climb. The Dales were looking awesome at 10.57 it has to be said. I've never been - I must change that. Muker was gorgeous-the whole scene. A fantastic walk. Mark

Summer has arrived at last, better late than never and it had to be be almost 20 years ago I was on the top of Ingleborough , so good to tag along with you. Nice present from your partner and I have the GoPro Hero 10 and love it, so you should be in for some sure crisp footage. Every year we make mixed, wild berry jam with out 4 year old grandson and we love it, the foraging and the eating. That was a great route up and some amazing scenery, especially when you hot the top, loved the moody clouds as well. Great way to finish the walk next to that lovely old church and I give your channel a shout out on my next video, which is out tomorrow, cheers Alan

Great vid carrie , gotta love a waterfall 👍, better routes to anywhere normally involve a wall or two 😂

Good video again Carrie. You film well. You walk and talk well too. Over 10 miles again. The weather didn’t look great but you captured and shared well. I thought I'd already commented on this video but I miss have forgot. Beautiful waterfalls, wild flowers, rivers. You are filming well with the tripod, like that. Funny in the old house or barn,"Stinks of sheep in here" Keep having fun👋💚❤️

Love the flower shots, & has for jumping the wall... weve all done it before 🫣 but hey no damaged caused. 👍

I did this walk last year from Muker, the Ursha Gap Camp site, going either side of kisdon hill to keld, loved it and i think up theres never dries out lol

It is a beautiful walk. We've done Muker to Keld several times. The meadows are picturesque but the stiles can be a bit tight!

Hi Carrie, have not been up from Clapham way looked interesting and would love to go down Gaping gill, looked a very warm day to go up so getting the rain later wasnt that bad, go-pro giving some great views cheers nigel

Looks a pretty walk and you were lucky with the sun coming out to play too 👌

A delightful record of a superb walk through the unparalleled Yorkshire Dales. So quiet. Thanks!

Another great hike carrie... well done 😊

We passed Ingleborough on Tuesday coming back from the Lakes: you could hardly make it out, it was so misty.

Classic walk Carrie..the Go pro looks great, so sharp and crisp...i was shouting..."GO LEFT"...as you headed for Simon fell...Simon fell is a bit disappointing...but 2 more done...keep going.

Well done Carrie. 11 miles! You put a good shift in👏👏👌 It didn’t look like summer for you there. Tough year for hikers and views. Hopefully we'll have it good soon. I'm agree with you about completing the full walk. Hope your heel is holding up okay. Nice video sorry for being slow. I'll always catch up. Looked like you had a nice pint of cider at the end. Nice😁👍