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Hiking With Dave and Barbara
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Registrace 19. 03. 2019
Hiking with Dave and Barbara is a channel dedicated to long distance low level and high level hiking and walking. We will show you some of the best hiking in the UK & overseas.
Day 19 of the Via Francigena, La Storta to Saint Peter's Basilica, Rome - 13.4 miles (21.5km)
The last day of a walk is usually tinged with some sadness. But on this occasion, we were very happy with what we had achieved, and were looking forward to arriving in Rome. The guide book suggests instead of walking alongside the busy main road catching a bus for the first couple of miles, before walking through the nature reserve. For us this does seem to go against the grain of a walk. But maybe it is a good idea!
We had also seen on the Via Francigena website that a section of the walk in the park in Rome was closed-more later.
After an amazing breakfast at Cassia Hotel, we left at 8.15am and walked along the side of a very busy road. There were only small sections of pavement, there were huge bins, with rubbish around them blocking the way, and cars parked, necessitating us to divert into the road. The bus seemed like a very good idea! After 3. 5 miles, 1 hour 10 mins, 29m ascent, we went over the motorway. Then very thankfully we turned right to walk through the nature reserve This was an amazing sanctuary after the busyness of the road, and it didn't feel like we were in a city at all. There are wide open areas, and a picnic bench after 5.5 miles.
Leaving the nature reserve (2 hours, 6.2 miles, 72m ascent), walking up the hill, take time to look round for a final glimpse of the view behind us, where we could see snow on the mountains in the distance. We continued through Rome, along busy roads, with signs. There was lots of traffic, narrow pavements with huge bins and rubbish near them. We called into Cafe Libertie (9.2 miles, 3 hours 15mins, 173m ascent), for a sandwich and coffee.
Turning left 11.55am, at we had had a warning that the route was diverted on the Via Francigena site, and a notice on the side of the nature reserve. But we checked out the Monte Mario Park anyway. The park was indeed shut (12.10pm) with no diversion given. We re-traced our steps along Via Truipoale, past Jungle Cafe, then after 200m crossed the road, going through the arch into the park. (10.5 miles).
From the park we were greeted by the most amazing view over Rome, meeting a couple of other pilgrims. After taking many photos, we walked down the slippery zig zags, and found the bottom gate locked. (1.30pm 11.78 miles). We climbed through the fence instead!! We called into a café, then bought a bottle of prosecco to celebrate in the square with.
We very happily arrived in St Peters Square at 2.30pm, with a couple we had previously met. There were queues to get in to St Peters, but with our pilgrims credential we could skip the queue, go through the metal detectors, and go inside to collect our certificate. It was very different from arriving in Santiago with the certificate given to us to complete ourselves, with an envelope to keep it in. No record was taken of distance walked. We had a quick visit to St Peters Cathedral, but we were returning the following day.
We spent a few happy hours in the square, celebrating our 270-mile walk, watching the queues to get in the church. And unlike Santiago no other pilgrims, nor a bag pipe player!!
We then spent a further 40 minutes walking to our accommodation of Residenza Belli Inn in the Trastevere district of Rome. We went to Baylon cafe, for spaghetti and a Greek salad.
Distance 13.4 miles (21.5km)
Duration of Walk 6 Hours 20 minutes including breaks
Elevation Gained 820 feet (250m)
Pace 28 min a mile
Websites
www.bookings.com Residenza Belli Inn
Information
We were very disappointed with today’s walk, definitely the worst day on the trip. We felt that maybe the walk could enter Rome along a completely different path. The first section was fairly dangerous, especially in the summer months with lots of pilgrims trying to dodge the very fast traffic.
When we came into Rome itself, the route was along busy roads, with narrow pavements, and large bins on them. Sometimes it was not an easy walk. Be careful on the roads, it is uncommon for cars to stop at a zebra crossing. Some drove through red lights when we were crossing on a green pelican light.
The view from the park over Rome, was fabulous though.
We had also seen on the Via Francigena website that a section of the walk in the park in Rome was closed-more later.
After an amazing breakfast at Cassia Hotel, we left at 8.15am and walked along the side of a very busy road. There were only small sections of pavement, there were huge bins, with rubbish around them blocking the way, and cars parked, necessitating us to divert into the road. The bus seemed like a very good idea! After 3. 5 miles, 1 hour 10 mins, 29m ascent, we went over the motorway. Then very thankfully we turned right to walk through the nature reserve This was an amazing sanctuary after the busyness of the road, and it didn't feel like we were in a city at all. There are wide open areas, and a picnic bench after 5.5 miles.
Leaving the nature reserve (2 hours, 6.2 miles, 72m ascent), walking up the hill, take time to look round for a final glimpse of the view behind us, where we could see snow on the mountains in the distance. We continued through Rome, along busy roads, with signs. There was lots of traffic, narrow pavements with huge bins and rubbish near them. We called into Cafe Libertie (9.2 miles, 3 hours 15mins, 173m ascent), for a sandwich and coffee.
Turning left 11.55am, at we had had a warning that the route was diverted on the Via Francigena site, and a notice on the side of the nature reserve. But we checked out the Monte Mario Park anyway. The park was indeed shut (12.10pm) with no diversion given. We re-traced our steps along Via Truipoale, past Jungle Cafe, then after 200m crossed the road, going through the arch into the park. (10.5 miles).
From the park we were greeted by the most amazing view over Rome, meeting a couple of other pilgrims. After taking many photos, we walked down the slippery zig zags, and found the bottom gate locked. (1.30pm 11.78 miles). We climbed through the fence instead!! We called into a café, then bought a bottle of prosecco to celebrate in the square with.
We very happily arrived in St Peters Square at 2.30pm, with a couple we had previously met. There were queues to get in to St Peters, but with our pilgrims credential we could skip the queue, go through the metal detectors, and go inside to collect our certificate. It was very different from arriving in Santiago with the certificate given to us to complete ourselves, with an envelope to keep it in. No record was taken of distance walked. We had a quick visit to St Peters Cathedral, but we were returning the following day.
We spent a few happy hours in the square, celebrating our 270-mile walk, watching the queues to get in the church. And unlike Santiago no other pilgrims, nor a bag pipe player!!
We then spent a further 40 minutes walking to our accommodation of Residenza Belli Inn in the Trastevere district of Rome. We went to Baylon cafe, for spaghetti and a Greek salad.
Distance 13.4 miles (21.5km)
Duration of Walk 6 Hours 20 minutes including breaks
Elevation Gained 820 feet (250m)
Pace 28 min a mile
Websites
www.bookings.com Residenza Belli Inn
Information
We were very disappointed with today’s walk, definitely the worst day on the trip. We felt that maybe the walk could enter Rome along a completely different path. The first section was fairly dangerous, especially in the summer months with lots of pilgrims trying to dodge the very fast traffic.
When we came into Rome itself, the route was along busy roads, with narrow pavements, and large bins on them. Sometimes it was not an easy walk. Be careful on the roads, it is uncommon for cars to stop at a zebra crossing. Some drove through red lights when we were crossing on a green pelican light.
The view from the park over Rome, was fabulous though.
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Day 18 of the Via Francigena from Campagnano di Roma to La Storta - 14.2 miles (23km) - 579 m Ascent
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We were looking forward to the penultimate day of the walk, visiting the last medieval town of the trip, and passing archaeological sites. A distance of 14 miles. After having breakfast in our apartment, we left at 8.05am passing the Sunday market just being set up. We went up the road passing the football ground, then along tracks with views of the valley. We arrived at the Santuario del Sorbo...
Day 17 of the Via Francigena from Sutri to Campagnano di Roma - 17 miles (27km) - 402 m of Ascent
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We were now getting closer to Rome, and wondering if anything would change-not so far! Today is a walk of 17 miles, via Monterosi, and some pretty waterfalls. We had another early start, after having breakfast in our apartment we wandered back through the old town leaving at 8.30am. We passed the Etruscan caves, and the Amphitheatre. The path splits here, there is a longer detour of 3.2km to av...
Day 16 of the Via Francigena from Vitralla to Sutri - 16.7 miles (27km) - 461m of Ascent
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We were happy to leave Vetralla, with the thought of more medieval towns ahead, and the Roman amphitheatre at Sutri 16 miles away. We had a delicious buffet breakfast where we were staying at albergo da Benedetta for €5 each. Leaving at 8.15am, we crossed the main road, walked up the hill, passing many interesting information boards about the walk, then turned left through the town. We went thr...
Day 15 of the Via Francigena from Viterbo to Vitralla - 13.5 miles (21.7km) - 557m of Ascent
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When we checked our guidebook, and the Via Francigena website, there are 2 different routes to Vetralla. We decided to follow the new variant which is 4km longer, but goes through the pretty town of San Martine de Colline. After a most delicious breakfast we left our Hotel Compasso Suite at 8.30am. We walked through the old town for half a mile, before exiting through the Rome gate, over the ra...
Day 14 of the Via Francigena from Montefiascone to Viterbo - 11.3 miles (18km)
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Another relatively easy day of 11 miles, through the countryside, with no services except maybe at the hot springs along the way. The last couple of miles are through an industrial estate and along busy roads. But Viterbo old town centre is somewhere definitely not to be missed! We had bought food the previous day, as there is nowhere along the route. After having breakfast in our apartment, we...
Day 13 of the Via Francigena from Bolsena to Montefiascone - 11.8 miles (19km) - 603m of Ascent
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This is a shorter day of 12 miles, with a very pretty walk overlooking the lake. Before arriving in another medieval town, with a cathedral, museum, and lake views. We had an amazing breakfast, where we were staying at Platini hotel, leaving at 8.30am. Instead of following the pilgrim’s route, we walked down the beautiful tree lined road to the lake. Two hundred trees were planted along the roa...
Day 12 of the Via Francigena from Acquapendente to Bolsena - 15 miles (24km)
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This is a lovely walk of 15 miles, ending by the Lago di Bolsena. The first half is fairly easy across farmland, before arriving at the half way point in San Lorenzo Nuovo. We were excited by the first sight of the lake, followed by some forest walking with glimpses of the lake, before arriving at the medieval town of Bolsena. We ate some delicious home-made cakes for breakfast, generously left...
Day 11 of the Via Francigena in Italy from Radicofani to Acquapendente - 14.8 miles (24km)
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Radicofani to Acquapendente Stage 11 Via Francigena, Tuscany, Italy From Radicofani the route is mostly downhill, with a short climb to Acquapendente. The last 7km is alongside a busy road-take great care here, the traffic seems to be very fast, there is a long diversion via Proceno that could be taken to avoid this. We had visited the supermarket on the outskirts of Radicofani the previous nig...
Day 10 of the Via Francigena from Gallina to Radicofani - 11 miles (17.5km) - 599m of Ascent
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We left Gallino at 7.45am, keen to get on our way. There is a cafe, but it is shut on a Saturday, when we were there. But we had popped in the previous day to buy some cakes for breakfast. We had also bought food in advance from the Coop supermarket in San Quirico. It was another quiet morning with just birdsong, as we wandered along country lanes. Then we walked along the side of the main road...
Day 9 of the Via Francigena from San Quirico d'Orcia to Gallina - 12.4 miles (20km)
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The guidebook recommends a stage from San Quirico d’Orcia to Radicofani consisting of 20miles/33km of walking, with 3600feet/1100m elevation-most of it being towards the end of the day. After reading this, we decided to split the walk into 2 days by staying in Gallina which is 1km off the track. However, there is not much accommodation there, or food!! So, book well in advance. This would also ...
Day 8 of the Via Francigena, Buonconvento to San Quirico d'Orcia - 13.3 miles (21km) - 619m Ascent
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As usual we were up at 7am, and ate a lovely breakfast at our hotel Ghibellino. We left Buonconvento, passing the city walls at 8.15am. The fruit shop, and patisserie were both open at this time. We followed the path, passing the petrol station as the mist cleared from the Vineyards. Going along further tracks before arriving at Caparzo vineyard. If using the book written by Sandy Brown, we dec...
Day 7 of the Via Francigena in Italy from Siena to Buonconvento - 20 miles (32km) - A long day
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We sadly said goodbye to Siena, knowing that we had maybe rushed our time here-the disadvantage of a schedule. But the appeal of more Tuscan countryside made up for it. In the book this stage ends at Ponte d'Arbia (16 miles), but there is not much to see there, partially due to war-time bombing. A further 4 miles away is the stunning medieval town of Buonconvento, so we had booked to stay there...
Day 6 of the Via Francigena in Itay from Monteriggioni to Siena - 13.65 miles (22km)
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Monteriggioni to Siena Stage 6 Via Francigena, Tuscany, Italy This is a walk of 13 miles, through the countryside with nowhere to buy food or water, but there may be water taps along the way. We had planned ahead buying food in the Coop supermarket on the edge of San Gimignano the previous day. We left at 7.40am with nowhere open for breakfast, going through the gate in the direction of Siena a...
Day 5 of the Via Francigena from San Gimignano to Monteriggioni -19 miles (30.5km) - 653m of ascent
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This is another long day’s walk of 19 miles. There are cafes to eat at along the way. But we had planned ahead, realising that on the following stage from Monteriggioni to Siena, there is no food or shops. We called into the Coop shop on the edge of town to buy food for the following day. Leaving at 7.40am we walked through the very quiet town, and went to Bar Firenze, for a tuna and tomato foc...
Day 4 of the Via Francigena in Italy from Gambassi Terme to San Gimignano - 9 miles (14.5km)
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Day 4 of the Via Francigena in Italy from Gambassi Terme to San Gimignano - 9 miles (14.5km)
Day 3 of the Via Francigena - San Miniato to Gambassi Terme 16.4 miles (26km) - 706m of Ascent
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Day 3 of the Via Francigena - San Miniato to Gambassi Terme 16.4 miles (26km) - 706m of Ascent
Day 2 of the Via Francigena from Altopascio to San Miniato 18.5 miles (29.5 km)
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Day 2 of the Via Francigena from Altopascio to San Miniato 18.5 miles (29.5 km)
Day 1 of the Via Francigena, Lucca to Altopascio - 13 miles (21km)
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Day 1 of the Via Francigena, Lucca to Altopascio - 13 miles (21km)
Camino Mozarabe, Stage 9 - Santa Cruz to Cordoba - 27 km hike with 464 m of ascent
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Camino Mozarabe, Stage 9 - Santa Cruz to Cordoba - 27 km hike with 464 m of ascent
Camino Mozarabe, Stage 8 - Castro del Rio to Santa Cruz - 25 km hike with 470 m of ascent
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Camino Mozarabe, Stage 8 - Castro del Rio to Santa Cruz - 25 km hike with 470 m of ascent
Camino Mozarabe, Stage 7 - Dona Mencia to Castro del Rio - 32 km hike with 484 m of ascent
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Camino Mozarabe, Stage 7 - Dona Mencia to Castro del Rio - 32 km hike with 484 m of ascent
Camino Mozarabe, Stage 6 - Lucena to Dona Mencia, - 28 km hike with 255 m of ascent
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Camino Mozarabe, Stage 6 - Lucena to Dona Mencia, - 28 km hike with 255 m of ascent
Camino Mozarabe, Stage 5 - Villanueva de Algaidas to Lucena - 38 km hike with 980 m of ascent
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Camino Mozarabe, Stage 5 - Villanueva de Algaidas to Lucena - 38 km hike with 980 m of ascent
Camino Mozarabe, Stage 4 - Antequera to Villanueva de Algaidas 26km hike with 457 m of ascent
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Camino Mozarabe, Stage 4 - Antequera to Villanueva de Algaidas 26km hike with 457 m of ascent
Norway - Myrdal to Flam - We take the iconic Flamsbana train and hike the 25km back - top day out
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Norway - Myrdal to Flam - We take the iconic Flamsbana train and hike the 25km back - top day out
Norway - Bergen - A short hike up Mount Floyen followed by a walking tour of this beautiful city
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Norway - Bergen - A short hike up Mount Floyen followed by a walking tour of this beautiful city
Ascent of La Torrecilla (1,919 m) from Puerto Saucillo - 21km of the finest hiking in Andalucia
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Ascent of La Torrecilla (1,919 m) from Puerto Saucillo - 21km of the finest hiking in Andalucia
A superb day walking in Bournemouth, from Mudeford Ferry to Sandbanks Ferry - Superb 15 mile hike
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A superb day walking in Bournemouth, from Mudeford Ferry to Sandbanks Ferry - Superb 15 mile hike
St Cuthbert's Bonus Day - Day 8 - Northumberland Coast Path - Beadnell to Alnmouth - 19 Miles 31 km
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St Cuthbert's Bonus Day - Day 8 - Northumberland Coast Path - Beadnell to Alnmouth - 19 Miles 31 km
For me, this is like watching a Netflix series-I can't stop watching but I am going to bed now and will resume tomorrow. Thanks for your work and the sharing of your adventure!
Thank you for doing these videos!
Thanks so much . Will be doing the way with friends next June. Re your question where to hike next, I highly recommend the camino in France from the Puy en Velay to Conques. Thanks again for your great videos. Delphine
Yep, like many others I can't believe you didn't include the Marble Arch & the Salisbury ! Marble Arch is just round the corner from the C & K and probably closer to Piccadilly Gardens than the White Lion ! Might have been worth mentioning for non Mancs that the BP and Pevs are quite close to each other, but then again they all are - and many more !!!
Hi! Where did you have dinner? When in March did you go? Thanks!!
happy people.
Thank you - we loved watching your adventures. Well done
Really enjoy watching your adventures. Those Italian villages are so beautiful. Enjoy the Dolomites.
Enjoying your vlog, we’ll be doing this next week, eek (not as fit as you!)
Great summary and thanks for taking the time to deliver such a structured overview - well done 👍
It was great to watch, thank you for sharing your experience. I understand it was very hard but I bet you have fond memories now? What a fantastic achievement :)
You two are too cute - loved the "happy jig" at the end, Barbara! St. Peter's Basilica is truly spectacular - thanks for the hiking tour. 🤠🤠Your fan from Houston, TX 🥀🌻🪴🌼🌹💚🌺
Absolutely incredible achievement well done. Can't wait to hear about the next adventure and maybe a Netflix series 😂❤
Congratulations on your accomplishment!🎉
Thank you for your vlogs. My husband and I are thinking of doing this in October. Very informative.
Is the walk all along the beach?
Where did You sleep? Can You list all hostels?
Excellent choices, hard to argue. Know them all. Smithfield Tavern might have had a shout out, along with Thomas’s and Sam’s Chophouses. But look forward to watching some of the other videos.
Have just done this walk, both ways. Pleased you explained about the canal
The Nags Head is my favourite manchester pub anyone who supports Utd will love it!
That looks a very pretty walk but hard on the cobbles ?? Brilliant guys ! Loved this
Wow ! What an adventure! Looking forward to this series of walks …
Hi, have just seen your video and thank you. I’m planning EBC for my 60th birthday present, so it’s very useful to find all this info from you. One thing to anyone doing the trek, any trek : please DONT buy bottled water. Take a water filter. Otherwise you’re leaving a mess of plastic for the Nepalese and the planet to deal with. I’ve done the Annapurna Circuit and Khopra Ridge (both teahouse treks) and used a Grayl filter (brilliant if a wee bit heavy, though if you’re using a porter, that’s not a problem) and the Katadyn BeFree which is tiny, and cheaper, but doesn’t filter quite as many of the bad guys (99%). I feel safer with the Grayl in Nepal and the BeFree in Europe. Hope this helps. Thanks again for your videos !
Spending time in nature with your loved one is truly special. Your adventure videos are great, but they feel a bit slow. Making them more engaging with better video hooks would be beneficial. This way, you'll attract many new viewers. By the way, welcome me. I am your new subscriber.
Thankyou for your feeback, Always mice to hear what people think. Cheers Dave & Barbara
Where do you stay? Are there albergues available?
Hi Mia, we stayed in small hotels or private rooms. If you check out the website www.hikingwithdaveandbarbara.co.uk you will find all the details of the rooms we booked all the way from Lucca to Rome. We went in March so its better value at that time of the year. Cheers Dave & Barbara
ciao, complimenti per i vostri video. all'inizio del 7 video della francigena avete inserito il video di piazza dell'anfiteatro di Lucca (prima tappa) indicandolo come piazza del campo di Siena. Non voglio mancarvi di rispetto ma solo suggerirvi di inserire il video sulla prima tappa. Io partirò giovedì prossimo per il cammino da Lucca a Siena. Un abbraccio
Great content. Very Useful info as I contemplate this hike for myself. Thanks
Thanks Paul it is a great hike. If you have not already checked it out have a look at the website www.hikingwithdaveandbarbara.co.uk for full details of the hike and hotels etc where we stayed. Cheers Dave & Barbara
thanks so much for such great content for hikers...that love a little culture too
Thanks for the nice comments - Cheers Dave & Barbara - if you are looking for other hikes then check out our website www.hikinghwithdaveandbarbara.co.uk
Can you walk to lechlade to London
Hi. Yes you can Check out our website www.hikingwithdaveandbarbara.co.uk. You can see the blog and hotels etc where we stayed as we walked all the way to London
I am more than envious!!
Thanks Paul - It was an amazing trip to Rome. Read the full blog on www.hikingwithdaveandbarbara.co.uk if you get chance. Cheers Dave & Barbara
You are funny! Nice action 😀
Thanks 😆 Cheers Dave & Barbara
Beautiful video! Thanks for sharing !!! 😀
Thanks - very kinb check out our website on www.hikingwithdaveandbarbara.co.uk - we have many hikes in Spain on the website. Cheers Dave & Barbara
Great video 🙏. The City Arms and The Vine are my favourites in Manchester.
Yes Shane I love both of those as well. Plenty of great pubs in Manchester. Cheers Dave & Barbara
The Lasso O Gowrie used to brew their own beer, the stills were on ful view which was fantastic.
Love all your videos, so inspiring and helpful. Would you mind doing a video on how you get fit for your adventures? Would love to know! Thank you
Hi Vanessa. Will have a think about that one. 😊😊 If you want to check out our other Spanish hikes then take at look at out website www.hikingwithdaveandbarbara.co.uk - Cheers Dave & Barbara
Such a beautiful episode my friend! Amazing scenery!
What positivity and radiating such joy. Thank you ❤
Very kind Vanessa, It was a long way that day but it was a good day. Cheers Dave & Barbara
Fantastic content. Thank you so much. Wonder what fitness training you both do before your epic hikes.
Sadly the honest truth is we dont do too much but just try to walk at least a few miles each day. If we are in Spain we will always try and do 5 or 6 miles a day to stay sort of fittish. If we are going to do something with some ascent we will hike up some hills and mountains. Where do you normally walk Vanessa ? Cheers Dave & Barbara
Love your videos so helpful. Have you done the Lycian way in Turkey? Love all the hikes
Looks an amazing walk guys. Plenty of signage by the looks of it. Was navigation easy? ATB Simon & Sue
Hi Simon & Sue. It was a great walk but superceded by the Via Francigena from Lucca to Rome which was on a different level in terms of old villages etc etc. Barbara has written a good blog on the Mozarabe and the Via Francigena on the web site www.hikinghwithdaveandbarbara.co.uk. What have you guys been up to ? Cheers Dave & Barbara
@@hikingwithdaveandbarbara8629 Hi D&B. Thanks for the message. Both your walks look amazing. Did you do the walk you mentioned in Germany? I suspect not as its not appeared on your channel. We walked the Ridgeway national trail in early May. Our 6th national trail, so certificate wall space is starting to run low! 😄. We've also spent a fair chunk of time in Spain, hence our keen interest in your Spanish walk. ATB Simon & Sue.
Finding it hard to hear you both too much noise 🙄😳😤
Yes sorry about that.
Just found this video you mentioned the murders and arson attack at Mother Macs pub that was a very gruesome ordeal being one of the first firefighters to enter the property all those years ago.
I'm sorry it was 1971 when the shambles pub was moved brick by brick. 😳🙏
Thanks Colin. I will tell Barbara to get her fact right. Hope you enjoyed the video anyway. Cheers Dave & Barbara 😊🤣
The shambles was moved in 1999 thanks 👍
Outstanding presentation guys, such a great architecture!
Thanks Much appreciated - cheers Dave & Barbara
Love this and we did this walk a few years back… Bryggen is wonderful… Hope you enjoyed your cruise guys
Love this - Walking adventures on a cruise..We walked the lower section in 2019 … It’s a beautiful place.
Brilliant vid informative as well but these pubs were are pubs back in the day not now overpriced apart from a couple no banter full of rules an tourist Manchesters ego is getting to big an forgetting the people who built that city
The Mill in the distance when they were walking through Woodbank park is Pear Mill. Just if anyone was wondering.
Good vid! Always enjoy your vids, keep making them pleeease.