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Keep those hips moving jim, we miss your walks. Steve's dad

Nice sir

Nice weather sir

Great day, thanks for coming 😊😊

Awwww COCO the dog 🐶 ❤❤

Nice walk Jim. Lovely coastal route

Absolutely love this buddy ❤🎉

Thanks for the video tour, Jim. I'm heading down this way to Balminnoch in a couple of weeks. I don't know the area at all, so all info is greatly appreciated. By the way, it's pronounced "Kir -Koob- Ray" I believe. Thanks again 👍

😊😊that’s cool 😎

Nice one Never too old Jim 😎

Did you go to a rave it looks cool 😎

Love it Jim ❤️ you and Rita absolutely Rock 👌 and inspire me so much, keep it up brother & sista we all love you and can’t wait to be on a dance floor with you 2 soon 💙❤️

Hiiiiii

Jim, wheres Trisha? Is Harry still going strong? Will you do another narrowboat holiday together?

Used to go to GIRVAN swimming pool when I was a lad love that part of Scotland all the way down to Galloway. I live in London and miss that part of Scotland so much

One of my favourite videos Jim! Great to see Ralph and Mel. Can't believe its been so long ago that I started watching you on your walk! Glad you saved all this on video to enjoy for years to come.

Enjoying your walks again Jim on a 50 inch screen!! The scenery is amazing! I have previously watched you on my iPad, this is much better! Hope all is well with you and Rita!!!

I,lived in Cairnryan as a child. Its not cairngaryan nobhead. You really need to do some research before you put out your content. X

We did that walk in June 2019 We love it

The wrestler who lived in the railway cottage was Clark Mellor AKA Hans Streiger.

Tough walk Jim! I wouldn't like walking near all that traffic

Great walk Jim, hated to see Ralph leave! Y'all make a good team! Sure miss these walks y'all made, these were good times. Glad you made this video record to look back on!

Great to see this walk agin. Glad to see Ralph, I know y'all had a wonderful time together.

Lovely walk Jim! Looks very peaceful. Cheers.

Glad you found the Walker's Tea Stop on this route like I did a few years ago - very useful refreshment point! Sorry Ralph thought this walk was boring, it's one of my favourite parts of the SWCP; the upper route (thing you did the lower alternative route through the woods) is gorgeous in good weather. Happy New Year! Bob

HI Jim, I have watching the whole series and found it very enjoyable and relaxing, I googled Harry to see what he was up to and was sad to see he has passed away, I read a lot about the work he done for St. Andrews and other charity work on hes obituary on the St. Andrews webpage, thank you and Trisha for sharing your videos and I would like to send Trisha my sincerest condolences on the loss of he father, Best wishes to you all. Simon

Beautiful scenery for sure!

Enjoying some of your old videos Jim! Sure miss those days when you were on the trail everyday! Good to see the old purple van! Hope you are well and enjoying life!

Good morning. I always wondered how much you ate and drink during your days of walking. The impression I get, is that you had full English breakfast, tea sometime during the day, and then a dinner and perhaps a few beers in the evening. But I am sure drank a lot of fluid/water? during the walks and perhaps some snacks? Kind regards, Trond

Wow! This walk brought back some memories of my youth! First of all you parked your van in Swanage at North Beach Car Park and facing Journey's End Football pitch where I spent many Sunday mornings playing for my local pub side. Walking up to Old Harry also brought back memorioes of the August 1999 total eclipse. We'd walked up from Studland to hopefully get a good view and the sky was full of cloud when we started but just before we reached the rocks the clouds parted and we had a wonderful view of the eclipse and the silence of the birds and animals as the shadow passed over. With the prime area of visibility in Cornwall hidden by thick cloud, we probably had the best view in the country! Moving down to pass the Bankes Arm pub in Studland also reminded me of a pub quiz team I used to take part in. We'd come to the Bankes Arms from Swanage one evening and had not a particularly successful time but won the 'beer' round afterwards despite one of my colleagues inserting beer mats in the sandwiches and then complaining they were stale and tough. The landlady heard us and dared us to return! (I actually did go back there last year and I was not on the banned list!!). Keep walking and happy - Bob (aka Swanageboy)

We walked that yesterday Jim in the other direction in the Storm, nice inland scenery. Good vid as always.

Been updating my 'Likes' on your walks Jim. This walk is a gorgeous stretch of Coast Path I know very well. Have walked the stretch around Durdle Door many times and it never fails to amaze me how Nature has created that wonderful arch. Still got 70 miles of the SWCP in Cornwall left to do myself which I want to finish before my 70th next May weather permitting - fingers crossed! Bob

Jim - thank you for being you. These videos are amazing and you’re such an inspiration. I can’t wait to watch them all in a row!

The music spoils this. Too loud and it doesn't 'fit' with the topic.

Hi! I started following your videos when you started this journey some years ago. Then I fell out for some reason. But several times I wanted to start following your journey again, but couldn't find the videos on youtube. Now, a few weeks back I found them again. I guess your journey is finished a long time ago. But I have started watching again, and want to follow through all the videos. It is very impressing and a great inspiration what you have done. Kind regards, Trond (from Bergen, Norway).

Pleasure meeting you today Jim. Best of luck to you and Rita with your travels 🚀

Well done Jim! I've made that journey a couple of times recently, but on my e-bike, taking advantage of the cycle route! It's so nice to travel a long distance without having to deal with today's crazy road traffic!! I was a bit confused with the video date though - Tuesday 11th June... must be 2018? - Clues... there's now a brand new cycle lane from Jaywick Sands to Martello Bay, replacing that rough concrete roadway 😎, the promenade works have been finished, Walton Pier has undergone a transformation in the last couple of years, the garage in the High Street, close to where you caught the bus to Clacton, was demolished 3 years ago, and since the pandemic, the bus service is run by a different company! So much has changed in 5 years! 😮😁. czcams.com/channels/Qa1eYC59gr0r6lUXBqZZ3w.html

That's not Ireland Jim, it's the Llyn Peninsula. Another good vid.

Well Jim after a couple of weekends on the Leeds Liverpool we finally did a week last week and took in the foulridge tunnel. Used your great videos as reference to help. Thoroughly enjoyable experience although heavily busy with locks and swing bridges as you know. The only disappointment other than the appalling weather of late was the fact loads of places we were hoping to call into were closed or closed down :( Cross keys at east Marton ( closed Down) Anchor inn and salterforth ( closed ) Cafe at top lock at Greenberfield ( closed down) But we had a good week . Would probably do a more relaxing canal next time though with less locks and swing bridges

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I have just finished Day 1- 7 of your canal Odyssey and have to say that it has been an absolute pleasure to have “travelled” along with you all. The videography was first class, as was the narration which was informative but not overbearing (like so many CZcams videos). Harry is an absolute delight, what an amazing gentleman…..a class act all the way! In a hectic world your videos are a breath of fresh air of calm and tranquility tempered with some humorous interjections! The Team Briefings/Meetings were particularly enjoyable…..hilarious! Harry,Jim and Trish ….you all deserve a big pat on the back………well done! P.S. The music accompaniment is spot on!

Hoping to emulate most of this walk (Portwrinkle to Wiggle) over the next few days (if the weather relents!) so was useful to watch this morning. Hope you're keeping fit and well.

Hi Jim at 7:06 in the video when you're talking to Ralph there's two figure head on the posts to the car park. One is of a sailor the other a soldier from the First World War, below the figures are battle honours from that war. PS what is the name of the music when you reach John O'Groats?

Hello sir

I love your videos!!! So inspiring. I am visiting Crackington Haven soon from the US and I am very excited. Thanks for the video, very well made and fun to watch.

24:04 in is me piloting the safety boat out at sea while the squib sailing boats chased each other..... Great video Jim..👍

What a great walk Jim!! I love that area, kayakers dream! Ray sure is a super friend to come up and walk and support you like that!! I have a CZcams friend who lives there and makes some great surf ski and sea kayak videos of the area! Cheers Jim!

Amazing rail bridge!!!