Episode 53 - Branstree, Selside Pike, Tarn Crag, Grey Crag, Harrop Pike // Nuttalls - Lake District скачать в хорошем качестве

Episode 53 - Branstree, Selside Pike, Tarn Crag, Grey Crag, Harrop Pike // Nuttalls - Lake District

In this episode, I head back to the Lake District. These are part of the Far Eastern Fells in the Nuttalls book and I enjoyed a fantastic day on this rather boggy route. At 31km in length it was a big day but 8km of that was on the bike. I was surprised at how busy the main tops where considering the terrain, its quite a popular place, although saying that I appeared to be the only one approaching from the east. Walking in Wales I've done so many of the tops now that I can look around the skyline and name the majority of them. In England, I haven't a clue what I am looking the most of the time so it will be great to get to know them in the years ahead.... all being well. 😊 About Rudolph’s Mountains Welcome to the Rudolph’s Mountains channel, which records my journey to visit all the mountains in England and Wales over 2000ft, known as The Nuttalls. They were named after John & Anne Nuttall, who researched and created the initial list of tops, and published quite excellent books on how you could visit them all. I don’t always follow their routes, as I prefer to research the route myself, but I always use their route as a starting point. I have been making movies of my days in the mountains for a couple of years now, initially just to share my adventures with friends and family. I can’t get out all the time, due to family and work commitments, so it’s going to take many years to get through them all, health permitting. Each Episode is edited down from the original movie to around 30 minutes or less and then released on a Saturday at 12 noon. There won’t be a movie every week though. Each Episode has subtitles, as even I can’t understand what I’m saying half of the time! If you are planning to venture out on the hills yourself, please make sure you research your route and that you are properly prepared. Always check the mountain weather and ground condition forecast, but don’t trust it! Mountain weather can be unpredictable, so prepare for the worst. Enjoy the mountains, but always take care so that you return home safely. Thanks for watching. Big thanks to the produces of the royalty free music used in this video: The Grid By Savfk -    / @savfkmusic      • The Grid by Savfk [CC-BY royalty free musi...   The Interpretation of Dreams By Savfk -    / @savfkmusic      • The Interpretation of Dreams by Savfk [CC-...   The Inevitable By Savfk -    / @savfkmusic      • The Inevitable by Savfk [CC-BY royalty fre...