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Hi Mick, many thanks for your comment. I loved watching, Out Of Town, with Jack Hargreaves, his commentary was so relaxing. Such wonderful memories.

Hi Susan, many thanks for your comment, this was the first time that I had revisited Grimes Graves since my school visit back in the 60's, oh that seems a while ago.

Thank you, sad to hear that the show is being cancelled this year, lets hope that it will return. And your comment about the local show, that's just crazy. Thanks Alan

Ar yer orrite ?

@@muddy-underfoot. Fair te middlin, bor.

Thank you for your comment, yes I agree with you, less-abled would be far better. We are all human after all, and should all be treated with respect. I'm pleased to say that this fantastic vintage farming event is still running every year.

@@muddy-underfoot. that's brilliant..😉😊

Thank you, this will be down to our landlord and council to sort out I'm afraid. But we aren't so bad as so many of you are, I feel sorry for you all. Alan.

Hello Jean, we are at Heath Road, Kenninghall, which leads down to Crown Mill. Pleased to say that the water has now gone down.

Thankyou Albert

Hello my friend, many thanks for watching my video's. I used two books, which both gave me the route and details about the area, such as it's tales and history, both subject's that I love to include in my walks. The first book is, Recreational Path Guide; The Dales Way', by Anthony Burton, published by Aurum Press. The second book is Dales Way, by Paul Hannon published by Hillside Publications. a lovely pocket size book full of line drawings. Coming soon the first part of my walk, Along the Dales Highway, walking through the high country of the Yorkshire Dales.

Hi, many thanks for your comment, sorry for the poor quality of the video, it was filmed on a large camcorder which takes SVHS tapes, and hiding in the gorse bushes it became very heavy. I'm pleased and thankful now for smaller digital cameras.

Hi, my friend, thankyou very much. Now looking at your channel and it looks fantastic and interesting. Well Done.

Thank you so much

Thankyou Heidi, that's very kind of you. I love to walk around the first week in July, which for most of the time the weather is fantastic.

Thank you Al, I wish you all the best for your art project.

Hi Lorraine, thankyou for your lovely comment. This walk was completed back in 2005. But don't worry about that. The walk and the landscape dosen't change, ( apart from the seasons). I walked it in May, I think. I quite often do my walks now in July, because it's not normally to hot, sometimes drier and not too many people about so accomodation is easier to find. Have Fun. Alan

Thanks Paul, that's very kind of you. I know that I haven't posted any new walks lately, but I will have some new video's soon.

Hi Paul, thankyou. I hope that you have watched part two as well.

Thanks Andrea, that's really kind of you.

Thankyou so much, Lorraine, I'm pleased that you enjoyed it. I've managed to walk it twice now. The second time I wasn't so lucky with the weather, but it's such a lovely walk. Enjoy.

Hi Dan, I walked the Dales Way in the first week of July, I find that the weather is quite good at this time of the year, plus there is the advantage of not to many people so accomodation is a lot cheaper and easier to find.

@@muddy-underfoot. Thanks for the reply! Hoping to do this next summer with my wife and another couple. Trouble is we live in Canada.

@@dancleasby151 Hi Dan, I hope that you will get a chance to come over and do this wonderful walk, you will love it.

Hi Libby, I am pleased that you liked the video. I filmed it on a Canon video camera which used DV tapes, unfortunately I don't have the camera now so I can't remember the model. I filmed the walk without a tripod because it was lightweight, and although this walk was done in 2005 I think that technical advances now with selfi sticks and DSLR'S would make a better quality production. xx