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Hadrian’s Wall Trail • Haltwhistle to The Sill • Day 4

Here begins day 4 of our extended trek across the northern section of England, along Hadrian’s wall from the west towards Newcastle in the east. We start at Haltwhistle and are working our way along to The Sill, at Once Brewed. This segment is not too long but will include some epic views from some of the higher sections of the wall. We start with a brief explore around Haltwhistle, the station with its untypical split platforms, the lovely footbridge tastefully restored to its former glorious Midlands colours, and the very fancy old-style signal box. Near the station is the old Bellister road bridge, built in 1969. It was in use until the Haltwhistle bypass was constructed only a couple of decades later and then it was converted in to a footbridge. Along the river a little, we found the disused railway bridge which used to carry the railway branch line over the river down to Alston. This line closed in 1976 leaving the lovely bridge open as a footbridge. The southern section of the line reopened as a preserved railway running narrow-gauge stock over an 8 mile length of track. I hope I have commented accurately about the areas around and points I reference in the video. Please accept my apology if it seems I have not included something important or not got a detail correct in some way. I have done my best – I’m not an expert! If you have any observations, please do comment in the space below. Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel and click the “LIKE” button too. Thanks for watching and, bye for now. Warren #Hadrian’sWall #Linleys Video Production notes: Photos and video captured on GoPro Hero 8. Video produced using FilmoraX. Voiceover recorded using Blue Yeti X and Audacity Music from YouTube Audio Library Instant Crush - Corbyn Kites Lazy Walk - Cheel Tangled - Emmit Fenn Walking in the Sky - Nico Staf ============================================== Taking care on the hills: I’m not a pro, expert or any kind of leader on the mountains. I step out for fun and my own personal enjoyment. What I do is at my own risk. I do not suggest anyone does what I do, the way I do it, where I go or anything else in my videos. I’m always mindful of my own safety and doing what is right with respect to the environment and others on the hills. If you watch my videos, please enjoy them as they are and don’t necessarily assume they are examples of excellent practice. I’m learning along the way too. As always, every fell-walker goes out on their route taking on responsibility for their own safety and wellbeing, accessing areas that are open to the public or asking for permission as necessary. I totally support the #LeaveNoTrace campaign and encourage everyone to follow that too. So, if you venture out, please respect the environment, be considerate to others along the route, stay safe, wear, carry and use the clothes and equipment that you need for your trek, have ample food and drink for the duration of your trek, navigate carefully and keep within the limitations of your fitness and abilities. Let others know where you plan to go and when you will return. Stay Safe. Enjoy!