Yay. Thank you thank you thank you.

@Orenjen

9 ай бұрын

☺️

@chrislang7460

9 ай бұрын

@@Orenjen Thank you for sharing another wonderful part of your journey. Really feels like I'm there with your footage. Great work, I hope its not too long until the next episode..

I love creative, sensitive people 💚

@Orenjen

9 ай бұрын

😁

Amazing as always Jen . You are so natural and I love your commentary. Could watch you on any BBC documentary! Love it and pls keep them coming.

@Orenjen

9 ай бұрын

That’s so unbelievably kind thank you! ♥️

Hi Tiny Pine, loved this one, very British inclement weather, lovely scenery even at that time of the year. Looking forward to the next one 👍. Cheers Glyn.

@Orenjen

9 ай бұрын

Thanks Glyn, glad you enjoyed it! Haha yeah, as annoying as rain can sometimes be on a hiking trip I think it adds a nice atmospheric element, as long as you keep dry enough to enjoy it 😂

This was absolutely amazing my friend. What a unique and enjoyable atmosphere!

@Orenjen

9 ай бұрын

Thank you I’m glad you thought so!😁

Actually rating your campsites is an excellent idea, I think a hiker/backpackers perspective would be really helpful. I really enjoy your videos and laid-back commentary, just a pleasure to watch

@Orenjen

9 ай бұрын

Thank you, and I’m glad you think so! ☺️ I think it’ll help people explore trails and areas and find good places to camp out 😁

I like the rating idea 👍 good video

@Orenjen

9 ай бұрын

Thank you Mary!☺️

You must have webbed feet after this section Jennifer. Always carry some tenacious tape for kit repairs. I keep some in my first aid kit. Happy hiking 🥾

@Orenjen

9 ай бұрын

😂 I do carry it with me now, lesson learned 😂

Such a lovely ramble around Ullswater, Jennifer 😊 That hotel was spooky with no-one to greet you - in my mind I was screaming, Jennifer NOOOOOO!!!😱😱 It was like you'd walked through a portal into someone's home 200 years ago. I do like the look and feel, for historical immersion, but it can easily get spooky. That camping spot overlooking the lake was magical. I've never seen a red squirrel, but follow photographer @DaniConnorWild who loves them. (The solution for their survival is simple and available - genetic modification of the greys via drugged food, so that they produce only males, which switches off after a set number of generations) 😂 at the "Dogs" sign - outside - Lowther Barn. Farmers, eh!? ya out trolled the sheep bridge troll 😄 (shame that it slipped)

@Orenjen

9 ай бұрын

Haha, yeah it was super creepy! Pretty cool though I’d like to visit it again when it’s open and running to see if the haunted vibe is still there 😂 I so wish I got the interaction with the man on camera, the way he said “nowhere is open” was so eerie 😂 I’ll check that photographer out, I’ve seen quite a few red squirrels in my time, I love them 😁 That sheep was so cute, I wish they wouldn’t get startled like that 😅

At the end of the video, what happened with the health/nutritious option?? ;). Great video by the way!! :)

@Orenjen

9 ай бұрын

Haha I know, I don’t think they really do healthy options there, or at least not when I went, a veggie burger & chips was the most nutritious option believe it or not 😂

Looking forward to day 3?

@Orenjen

9 ай бұрын

Thank you, was supposed to be up yesterday but was issues with KZread & their video processing, I’m on the Great Glen Way at the moment so I won’t be able to re upload until (hopefully) Wednesday ☺️

@chrislang7460

9 ай бұрын

@@Orenjen good luck with your walk. Enjoy it. There’s no rush.