This is superb! Very well done. 👍🏼

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@ohwhataknight

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks fella.

Such a good video again Knighty!

Inspired us to get out and about -thanks

@ohwhataknight

2 жыл бұрын

Love to hear it

I think you should be on BBC Wales!

@ohwhataknight

2 жыл бұрын

Me too, you got any contacts?

Another great vid, Chris!

Another great video chris, very well put together. Thank you for the uploads

@ohwhataknight

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks fella

Great video thanks. It's well worth pointing out that Sychan means Dry, and Mellte means lightening. These rivers can very quickly rise from a trickle to a flood unexpectedly and very quickly. I love swimming, jumping, scrambling in this area. Being conscious of the rocks is crucial.

Beautiful - thank you for sharing.

@ohwhataknight

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words

Took my son to Dinas rock after watching this vlog. Amazing place. Had a swim at the falls then took the more direct path down to the car park. Not for the faint hearted that. My son is pretty good with that kind of scrambling but wouldn't recommend unless you are certain you can handle it. Excellent guide to a great place. We've also just done the four waterfalls after watching your video and will be doing the Elidir walk next. Keep em coming Chris 👍.

@ohwhataknight

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Scott, glad you found it useful and enjoyed the area. Yeah the more direct path is definitely not for the average walker, especially during or after heavy rain.

Awesome, love all the detail you give and directions. Useful for us beginner hikers. Thank you 👍

Very good interesting video especially as we will be staying very close by this coming summer.

Ace! I think there was another earthquake quite recently around the Swansea area also

Ah hellll naaaa

Love this. Just wondering if it safe to dip in x

Hi Chris, excellent videos, please keep them coming. A small correction if I may, the cave you refer to at 5.50 is a mine known as Middle Mine, which was also a tunnel to take drams from the higher level, bypassing the lower waterfall 7.00 and crossing the river on a bridge, the remains of which can still be found, and on towards where the car park now stands. The mine has collapsed at the far end and the lower levels are flooded. The cave Wills Hole is lower down the gorge near the waterfall at 7.43. It's worth noting that the land on the left side of the river going down stream is privately owned and there are notices threatening prosecution if caves or mines are entered.

@ohwhataknight

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for this helpful information Gordon, it’s always great to know.

I really loved this video, your production value is superb, keep making videos like this and you'll get an audience befitting them in no time.

@ohwhataknight

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words Joben

I wanted to do a few days camping and found this place by accident. That little gem became a morning bath and the little overhang in the rock our fire for eating, drinking and debating/arguing/putting the world to rights. 🤣

Good video Chris. Went on Monday this week - just as an update, the marker post (1min 20sec) is still there but for some reason it does not have the number 52 on it anymore (no number at all) ? Also the sign post that shows clearly in your video has been removed. I knew it was the correct right turn because of the big spooky tree on the left shown clearly in your video.

@ohwhataknight

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words and the update Ray. Glad the video was useful and I hope you enjoyed the walk!

Is this doable with a baby?

if that collapsed.... 😮