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Great review! Just bought my first pair!

Very informative and well presented

SO glad I found this video, Mary. I’m from UK too and looking to hike in 2025 and resupply I have to admit is freakin’ me out more than rattlesnakes and bears 😂 As you say just having to be self reliant in an unfamiliar country with unfamiliar shops and whether to send boxes and where to. How on earth did you begin to put together your list and find out what shops were where and choose post office or stores to send to? mind bending for me at the moment without videos like this.

Hi Mary, I just signed up for the class. Can you share your whole itinerary with us? Should we arrive early or stay few days after to explore the country? What to bring? Thank you so much for sharing

Thank you. Really enjoyed the video. Excellent tips & information.

Very Nice Video!

How long does it take to get there from the nearest car park want to take the kids on monday

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Your reviews are kind of confusing because you say “it’s a great bag” , but soon after you mention that give you a lot of problems… so I am all confused… 🫤 who knows maybe is just me that did not understand the reviews 😅

Great voice for narration and beautiful video!

Great video! Doing this walk next week. Bugsworth/manch/sowerby/huddersfield/manch round trip in 5 days. Can’t wait. This guide helped !

What’s a midgie? I will be 70 in October and I want to learn to hike and solo hike. Is that safe at my age?

The box that the product comes in shows a different way of using it as a gravity filter, where the filter isn’t attached to the pouch directly but via the hose. In that configuration, you connect the blue adapter to the pouch, the hose to the blue adapter, and the gray adapter at the other end of the hose, and finally the filter to the gray adapter. So, the filter is the last piece in this configuration, not the first piece after the pouch.

Dear M\ary, I'm a 71 year old guy who only just recently came across your videos whilst researching a Peak District trip. I was entranced by your gorgeous, life-enhancing commentary as you strode along, as if every day, every little detail of a walk, was a brand new delight to you. You genuinely made my spirits soar with the love of life you exude. So now, after watching this utterly sincere, moving description of what you have had to endure, I am tearful. I am old enough to know that what we see on the surface is only part of the whole. In some cases, my love of artists has been trashed by discovering the views they hold; the wretched things they have done. In your case, the reverse is true. Whilst deeply saddened by discovering your travails, I can also say that I now admire you even more, Mary. Because you have shown that the big-hearted woman of your inspiring, joyous walking videos only hints at the depths that enable you to reach out to so many people. In a world of fakes and deceits it is a privilege to share your warm, human response to your oh-so-troubled times. You're a treasure, Mary. Hang on that thought. From an old guy who's been around and knows the real thing when he comes across it. Take care of yourself, luv.

Hard to believe it's been almost 5 years. I'm getting ready in a couple weeks to go back up and give some more trail magic. I just love it so much and meeting the hikers and listening to their stories. I can hike anymore myself now because of health reasons but I can still do this. Hope you are still well Mary.

Loved the information and followed along on my phone hiking app while penning notes as you went along! One bit of confusion, I believe the Excelby Services Shell station and shop is on the A19 just 1/4 mile from Ingleby Arncliff (as the road sign in your image would indicate) and not on the A167 crossing at Oaktree Hill. It looks like I will need to hike a little bit further for my favorite crisps! 😊

Hi Mary, I hope you are doing well. I was wondering if you are still planning on making new videos. I really enjoy your videos and would love to see more of them.

Enjoyed watching the video. The Westmorland Dales are a relatively under visited part of Cumbria. They're absorption into the Yorkshire Dales National Park and also this stretch of the Coast-Coast probably gains them some attention but they remain quiet in comparison with the honey spots of Cumbria to the west.

Hey, great video. I'm planing the trail right now for myself. Can u tell something about the weight u got there?

Thank You for the description of the torch and for Your wonderful smile! :)

It was so good! I really liked this recipe. I will make this recipe again

Thank you so much for sharing your experience and some footage of your journey. This was very helpful and inspiring ❤️

I visited Haworth, for the first time, last month. I stayed 3 days and as well as 3 visits to the Parsonage, also walked to the Bronte falls and Top Withens. Juliet Barker's biography of the Brontes was my inspiration. This video by Mary, brings my experience right back to me, just the correct blend of information, views and accompanying music. Brilliant, well done Mary. Deserves a much wider viewing.

Here for the info, but girl, you are so beautiful!

should i get gore tex shoes?

thanks lady❤

I walked the WHW last year. My first time in Scotland and my first long distance hike. Such a great experience. Thank you for sharing your experience with us.

Just ordered the Naturehike rock 60 which has the same colour pattern and looks identical. £60 vs £265 and the Naturehike actually looks better. Both are roll tops and seem to have identical back system.

You are both very positive people and I really enjoyed your video, I've done the WHW twice but it was always a few mates, next week I'm doing the whw myself for the first time, after watching your video I really can't wait, all the best 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

Haven't seen any of your videos in over 6 months 😢 guess you' gave up. So sorry my dear take care of yourself 💕🙏

A great hike! I'm looking for new trails for next year. This one goes on my list! Thanks for the inspiration and greetings from Germany!

Great information, very well presented! 👌 Thx from Munich... 😉

Love this. Mary what navigation did you use ??

Thanks Mary. I used to live here as a young man and it brought back a lot of happy memories. Sounds like you are a local lass.

Lovely review, thank you

Hello this is amazing, great views, and I plan do the same very soon

Hi Mary, Is there anything wrong with you as it seems you've not been around lately ?? Are You OK ?? I Love You Mary ❤ Take Care.

What shoes did you use?

This is a BIIIIIG BIG BIG topic that needs more adressing on this platform and has nothing to do with gender. A Bear will mess you up i dont care how MANLY of a MAN you are for example so the dangers are pretty much the same for a man and a woman. Im 41 yo man i would love to hike but i dont know anyone well enough that is into hiking also i love solitude honestly but yeah im a bit scared of hiking alone so i cant wait to see this video really.

Yay, so lovely to see your transformation along the yoga path.

Enjoyed your commentary, your enthusiasm shone through. Will walk this route soon.

Just did this walk in April - been looking forward to it for about 5 years as I was in the area just before Covid struck. Really enjoyed the walk though it was very windy.

I first became aware of this book after reading the excellent book by Julia Bradbury Walk Yourself Happy, she recommends this book. I’ve yet to read this book In Praise of Walking. I can highly recommend the Julia Bradbury book. I’ve got to be honest I’m generally not a big fan of these tv type celebrities but I find Julia a really sweet very genuine person who has had her own serious health conditions not least her mastectomy following her breast cancer diagnosis. ‘I only have two doctors my left leg and my right leg’. George Trevelyan

What a knowledgeable, kind, likable person you are. You are a real treat and hour energy is just so light. Thanks for the wisdom.

You made that so enjoyable! Thanks for the tips. Very useful.

Stunning!😍 I just discovered your videos😃😍🥳 I love your Enthusiastic, Adorable, Excitement on your Journeys 🎉 . Thanks for Sharing Dear🤗 Many Happy, Safe, Travels 😊 Rochelle

For some reason the universe was trying to keep you inside or perhaps trying to show you a different perspective. I can completely relate with the chronic pain. I also get headaches every single day for decades as well as the occasional migraine. It can definitely be hard to take care of yourself in those conditions. I love that you found lifestyle changes that work for you and it's incredible that you're able to get out there backpacking. This is one huge reason why I was coming here to see your pack suggestions because pressure on the shoulders is such a dealbreaker. If you're ever forced inside again a side channel of your diet and lifestyle changes for sufferers of chronic headaches could be extremely enlightening and might get more of us back out into the work with you. I love that your positivity shines through even through the frustration. :)

I was confused for a moment when you mentioned fire arms despite the British accent😂

Hi mary i understand where u coming from this social media has killed way people talk no one talks anymore they only talk though social media sad really n yes outside begin with nature its best feeling its one big adventure you wont get that on a screen love your videos keep up going outside n treckking poles are a great support on the hikes once again thank u for video of good advice god bless u n respect🙏 ❤ 👍