Such wise words, such a great role model for all ages. Much respect 🌟

My wife has Reynauds you are an inspiration. I have mental health issues but I love your stuff

Carpe Diem Abbie. It's great to see your boundless enthusiasm and your drive and desire to accomplish your dreams.Great job once again 😁👊

Slept on top of Allen Crags at the end of August, above the clouds for sunset and sunrise and it was breathtaking. I had never seen so many stars on the night , could even see the milky way .

Your photography and commentary are great. A mix of Wainwright's descriptions with additional commentary by Bear Grylls. In the last 24 hours, I have done Great Gable, Aira Force, Helvellyn and Scales Force with you. I have no blisters and it has cost me nothing. It does permit me to enjoy the wonderful landscapes, even when physically prevented from being there myself. Many thanks...

I love these videos! Thanks, Abbie. 👍🙂

Thanks once again for sharing your walk with us, Abbie. The scenery was stunning. I'm glad you are not letting fear hold you back.

Woo hoo! Lake District 👍👍😎

Awesome Vid Abbie, love Seathwaite. the first time i went to the lakes was from here up sour milk and looped up onto the pike it blew my mind how beautiful it was and really planted the seed of hiking!! thanks for sharing and happy trails

Beautiful Abbie. As always. Keep them coming !

Got home from the lakes this morning, unpacked my gear and my tent is currently draped over my bike drying out from this mornings rain. Relaxing now and watching your hike up Glaramara, I was up there myself yesterday on the only sunny day of the trip, it was a good climb and well worth it for the views. I stayed at the Chapelhouse farm campsite so I started pretty much at the same point. Nice, informative and well put together video as always Abbie. Nice one.

Thanks Abbie, I wish I was as self aware as you are when I was your age. Better to learn late than never, I guess..

Loving your mix of facts and sheer enthusiasm! keep up the good work!

Great walk Abbie, thanks for taking us with you. Your videos are the best for making me feel I was there!

Abbie i love your channel, i experience anxiety and depression. I found you by accident, and I love your videos. I have been to the lakes many times, and i'm glad to record that Haystacks is my favourite fell as well. Take care :) x

Another belter!

Great walk today Abbie, thanks for sharing it.

Just discovered your videos. Always watch one before I set off for a walk and try and do the same route. Keep them coming great vids.

I did glarama and Allen crags years ago from wasdale up black sail pass and up it was amazing 😀

I like your style Miss Barnes :0

Hope your foot heals quick although I see you didn’t let it stop you. I guess that’s why you have accomplished so much so young. I learn so much when I’m not lost in the beauty thanks for the upload can’t wait to see what the next one holds

Abbie, thank you for allowing those of us trapped at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic to virtually travel over hill, dale, and the occasional mountain with you! We just panted and sweated our way up a steep rock wall... you for real... and me on my elliptical set to high resistance! Stay Wild! Never Give Up! 💚🌻

Hope your left foots heal quickly. What a walk. The scenery is terrific with lots of challenges.

another beautiful walk, another amazing video, and many more smiles and laughs along the way!!

Thank you Abbie - that was wonderful. i love Seathwaite - been there a few times. The film was excellent. Never been to Glaramara or Allan Crags - Your commentary as usual was spot-on. I really enjoyed myself.

Another great video

Another fab video, thank you!

Abbie fear is not a good thing to have in the outdoors it can make you do the wrong things and get you in trouble. Love your adventures my friend beautiful country Stay safe on your adventures.

You’re a great girl, lovely videos. Some are my happy memories . Stay safe and keep them coming. X

Another winner, thanks Abbie. Stunning views, another one penciled in on my list.

Hi Abbie.. we've just recently discovered your videos here on you tube! Loving the walks, SO INSPIRING! You have such a natural manner, it really feels like we're there with you! Thanks so much .. you're a star!

Thanks for taking us along with you very nice walk, that old tree looks cool thanks again 😀

Another Fab walk Abbie and we love that last bit too.. Stay Wild Woo 🙌

Who gave this video a thumbs down? Another great Lake District walk Abbie. I love both the Thorneythwaite Fell to Allan Crags ridge and Langstrath. Great memories came flooding back. Thank you.

@AbbieBarnesWILD

4 жыл бұрын

Someone always does just after each video is published. I think they need a screen break ;)

Loved following you on that great walk Abbie.

Hi Abbie, This is the first time I have seen one of your videos and I thoroughly enjoyed it so I will be checking out your others. It's great when someone talks through their walk and shares their thoughts. Should you ever get back to Glaramara to give it that hug I would recommend walking right in to Comb Gill and up the far end of it to Comb Door and Comb Head from where great views of the Gill and Borrowdale can be enjoyed.

Epic walk and some stunning scenery. Love Angle Tarn. Must get back to the Lakes sooner rather than later. Cheers Abbie.

You’re looking fantastic Abbie. Great video too! Xx

I had a lovely walk up scafell pike Thursday, been lovely weather.

Always smiling great vibes, Abs

love you !!!!!

Fab video Abbie. Keep up the good work. - Julia

Well thanks Abbie Showing that you're having so much fun as always as I say all I feel like doing is get boots on and go are Wednesday Thursday start south downs way looking at whether will be in rain but I will stay wild lol that's as always

yes I always think its a shame the lakes and other wild areas are no longer heavily forested

I could feel a bit of panic in you so glad you kicked it's ass. Looking forward to see where you go next .

New to your channel and enjoying your content, great work and very inspiring 👍

Young lady thanks for another great video

Hope you are going to do the Fairfield And Kentmere horseshoes Abbie love your videos looking at routes I did when I was younger .

I'm so pleased you didn't opt for the easy option. The views are fantastic, I love the herdwick sheep . My mum and grandfather suffered reynaulds syndrome , not a big problem😁

I did Glaramara about 3 weeks ago at the end of a long ridge walking day from a wild camp above red tarn over crinkle crags, bow fell esk pike and then..... this hill never ended lol. Bus to Keswick from Seatoller. That scramble down was hard with shakey legs and a 48 l pack! Tfs

Just started watching your channel. You are an inspiration. Any idea on what walking books/maps are best to buy for all these routes.

Abbie your videos are far and away the best l have come across .. love em. On a different point ... I'm a paragliding senior coach for the Dales/Lakes and your name came up today re paragliding. I don't know if it's pure coincidence or you're one and the same. Just wondered.

@AbbieBarnesWILD

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Ed! Thanks for the comment. How come my name came up? Might be interested to see if we could shoot a film together! Perhaps you could drop me a line on my facebook page? m.facebook.com/pages/category/Producer/Abbie-Barnes-Spend-More-Time-In-The-WILD-426384884130124/

@edcleasby1120

4 жыл бұрын

@@AbbieBarnesWILD Your name (or the name Abbie Barnes) came up during a discussion with my Chief Coach ... I was running over the names of newer pilots in my area (south Lakes/Dales) with him. As I'd been watching your videos and it just got me thinking. Sorry if you're not one and the same ... I just wondered. Re filming ... sure :) I'm also carry a (go pro copy - MJ7 Star using a monopole when flying .... BUT, you are light years above me in terms of filming and editing skills. Bits of mine can be found in my flightlogs at www.xcflight.com Yesterday was High Cup Nick (walking) ......... and it was actually a pleasant dry day!

Abbie would you consider doing a video on the places you stayed at while you were making these videos, then others know where they can stay when planning trips.

Hi. Did this walk just yesterday. I intended on going circular from Seathwaite and back down either before Seathwaite Fell or via Stockley Bridge, depending on energy levels. However, i failed... I got as far as you do at 16:41 and then realised then distance still to go, along with the fact i'd somehow not considered the ascent over Allen Crags - numpty! I basically shat my pants and did a 180, slightly worried about remaining daylight and the not knowing of what was actually left to complete before i could hit the return leg. I'm noticing a lot when i go on walks that aren't very clearly marked or appear bigger than i've managed to ascertain from the map that i lose it to fear of the unknown. It's very apparent and i don't like it. I try and have a word with myself but it doesn't help.

@AbbieBarnesWILD

10 ай бұрын

Hey mate, that's no fail. That's respect. You backed off because you knew in the moment it was too much. So many folks end up in trouble from pushing too hard. So well done you for taking care.

My mom had reynaud's, her fingers used to go blue if she went outside in the coldest pars of winter.

Is it KZread, my screen or are you using a new camera ?? This is a very nice wee hike also, and the image is so clear, alive with deep colours. Thanks for uploading. :)

Looks a great hike that never been on that one before but on my list for me to do now. Looks like castle rigg camp site at the start of the video ?

@AbbieBarnesWILD

4 жыл бұрын

Yup!

stay wild :-))

Cracking vid Abbie, what site did you stay at ?

I've been think about what you said about regrets, and my view of regrets is this. you make your decisions on the facts you have before. and hopefully they are the best facts available to you, then act on these facts. whether its picking which icecream to have or stating or ending a relationship. right wrong or indifferent you base your decisions on these facts. so all I do is trust myself to have the best facts available, and accept later on that I made the best decision and move on. beating yourself up later on when different facts or feelings may come to light is something you shouldn't do, just accept your original decision by thinking like this regrets disappear, but its not to say you may have liked a different outcome to a past event in later life, but just trust that your past self made the right call

@AbbieBarnesWILD

4 жыл бұрын

100% agree mate. Thanks for this. Very wise :)

It is Allen Crags not Allan Crags.

How come so knackered? You don't strike me as the sort of person to have a duvet day. Have you previously made a navigation video? Could be useful. I reckon if you took most city dwellers up on the hills without their phones, you would be looking fear and blind panic straight in the face.

They look like my long lost sunnies 😁

@AbbieBarnesWILD

4 жыл бұрын

Where did you loose them?

@tarifapirateyork

4 жыл бұрын

@@AbbieBarnesWILD I'm only joking seeing as you found them on the hills of the Lakes...I'm still wearing an old Lowe Alpine jumper kindly donated by kinder Scout many years ago

Stay wild?? I do my best..

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