My name is Joe and I love to head out and discover the beauty of the Great British countryside, creating videos of stunning places around the country including The Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, Peak District, Dorset, East Anglia and many more with new videos uploaded every Friday at 7pm!
Films are shot on my DJI Mini 3 Pro, GoPro Hero 10, Sony A7R III and Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.
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Thanks Joe. I walked the Nar Valley Way myself earlier this summer so this is a brilliant reminder of an enjoyable few days. Your photography certainly captures the flat Norfolk landscape and wide open skies. Am looking forward to part 2.
Very much enjoy your videos. Most of my walking has been in the Borders, the Lakes, and Cotswolds. So enjoy all your walks in places where I’ve never been. Lived and worked in France and the UK for 10 years, but now retired in America.
@@lynnmu268 considerably easier. I think there were few little rocky bits (and I mean hardly anything). I would consider it a walk for sure. No hands required.
Great video especially the drone footage. I have been to the crash site a number of times and it has changed over the years. Whether it is the flags, or the (dead) flowers or the other artifacts people have left but it has lost some solemnity for me. Great video - thanks for posting.
The Church is not abandoned. Regular services are held there. The old wooden pews were removed due to death watch and other wood eating bugs many years ago. Close to £1m has been spent over the last 30 years.
Hi Joe, golden carpet underlay man here. I've just done the 32 miles I didn't do due to carpet underlay hell using actual proper equipment and amazingly it was easier. Just wanted to say thank you for the guidebook. It must take you ages to do them. I came to realise that each sentence must individually take a lot of work and thinking because you can't always know where the next indicator is etc. I used it the whole time with the odd but rare need for OS on my phone. Top stuff.
Good grief Joe, you don't make things easy for yourself do you? Great video and drone footage though. Thoroughly enjoyed it, thanks for sharing. Regards Kevin
Stunning! I hope the Icelandic Tourist Bureau finds your video, you just did wonders for them! So many great things but this part might be my favorite ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lPpGeb0RxS8.html
We have just walked as far as Cley...... have the shingle to contend with next..... we are in our early 70's and have had this path on our bucket list. Amazing walking and thank you for this!
@@charlottehodgson5093 so glad you are enjoying it. I am looking forward to doing it all again at some point. The Cley shingle is the hardest bit underfoot for sure!
Is it me or is there something wrong with the background. You move but the scenery stays still and the skyline stutters and doesn’t seem right. Great video
Hi Joe. Long time viewer. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Great production quality. I appreciate your attention to detail and knowledge of the local and regional points of interests. Keep up the outstanding work. Thank you.
Oh wow! I was not expecting that. Fair play. That was incredible. I can't believe you all climbed that. Amazing! The drone images were incredible. I just started to think I'm getting a little better at filming and watch this🤦🏻😂 Thought it was superb. I just try to have a little fun when I'm out and capture a few things. Your videos are very good should be seen by way more. I'm doing more in England soon. I watched these two first. I'll catch up with more and look forward to next new one👍
Just found your channel😁👍 I'm going to this waterfall next month. I recently did video at Cadair Idris and Aber Falls. That's how I found your channel. I'm pretty new to making videos. I'm not so good with technology, I'm slowly improving my equipment and tent. Liked and subbed straight after watching this. Brilliant video👌👍
@@JamieHarding5 thank you! Practice and you will achieve the level you want for sure. I did it at college for 2 years (like 15 years ago or more) thanks for subscribing 😁
Hi Joe. I am always impressed by your videos. This was beautiful and no exception. What is impressive too is the officially recognised walking tracks, some of which pass through or on the edge of farmed land and presumably form part of ancient "Rights of Way". How incredibly blessed is the UK to have these paths preserved for new generations to enjoy.
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hYDy_2NiO8g.html Nice touch with the swans. A beautiful walk too, tho the insects were as thick as ever when you came out of the brush!
Thanks Joe. Another super video with excellent photography and a fascinating look at the wonderful Little Bradley church, so well described. Love your Essex and Suffolk walks.
Hi Joe, i want to buy your guide to the st peters way but it says on internet it won't be delivered till January. I thought that can't be. I wasnt sure how else to contact you other than on here. Many thanks. Carpet underlay man. (Bought some gear now).
Hey! Which website is stating January delivery? If you head to www.walkinginthewild.co.uk/shop/p/stpetersway they are available on there for immediate dispatch as I have plenty in stock at the moment. Thanks! Joe
I was watching a plane flying from London to Glasgow & it flew over or near this crash site, so went into Google & so found the crash site (one up for Google)
Can anyone help me with this please?? I’m looking for a drone I can fly ahead of me a mile or more and mark gps waypoints for me to hike to. “Pin” a target location. This will allow me to see the terrain and plan accordingly.
@@mrspankytank2858 not possible in the UK as far as I am aware due to the 500m (0.3 miles) limit in distance from the controller. Permission from the CAA may allow more than the 500m limit but only if there are people who have eyes on the drone as it flies its course and have the ability to communicate to the controller to land safely if air traffic enters the area (e.g. Helicopter or Paraglyder)
Thanks again Joe. I’ve walked the SVP so this is a lovely reminder of a very enjoyable walk. Your excellent research makes these ancient buildings come alive.
The challenge is from Snowdon summit to Foel Fras summit, the getting to and from those points isn't included in the challenge, so it's actually 22 miles and more like 2800m total ascent, last time I did it I caught the train up Snowdon and descended Foel Fras via Llwytmor and Aber Falls which is the shortest descent back down to Aber Falls at just 4.3 miles, so that makes a total of 26.3 miles and 2800m of ascent including getting up and down at the start and end, always helps to make it as easy as possible as the actual challenge is already difficult enough! Also one last tip, the trigpoint on Foel Fras isn't the summit, the actual summit is about 70m away the trig point!
Omg it’s so beautiful 🥹 I want to go but I have fibromyalgia and arthritis and my family think I won’t be able to walk much. I was willing to take an inflatable mattress so’s I could take a rest as needed. But they reckon there’s no point going in that case. What’s wrong with that, huh!? I’m to go anyway God willing 😌
Next time you’re in Liston head down the road to Melford and you’ll find the beautiful mill house painted blue and white next to the water meadows- a glorious spot!
Absolutely loved this video Joe. I always enjoy a walk, run or bike ride where I can stop and film inside a church or two. I have added Borley to my list of places to visit. Thank you for posting.
