Fairytale style journey therapy. You creating something unique here. Stay true to what you feel and how You want to create. Don't try to copy others techniques or please anyone! If you listen your heart will tell you what's next but I think you already know that 😊 🙏🏼👏🏽
Love the combo, of music and nature, beautiful serenity, I did wonder where all the people were, considering it is the Lake District, but you answered my question.
This lovely video bought tears to my eyes, rekindled memories old, I was in my early twenties when I did a YHA weekend in the Lake District , and like yourself I made my way to Rydal Cave where amazingly the small sticklebacks were swimming around in the pool, it was around 1975 , not been back since and now 70 with disability and mobility issues, these type of walking and camping videos serve as a memory aid, When you are a young person old age seems a good way ahead, I had 23 years in my local Ramblers and YHA group, and went all over the midland shires walking, spent 40 years birdwatching from 1979 to 2018, taking me to some pretty nice places in the UK and further afield, met some amazing people, so like I say your videos and others serve as a wonderful memory of times past, just make sure you enjoy your life to the full, any regrets, only one and that is I never met such a pretty young lady such as yourself when I was out on my walks, I would have shared my Mars bar and Kendal mint cake with you , I was good looking back in those days, Thank you for sharing such a lovely video, now where did I put that box of tissues, Mike West Bromwich 👍👍👍
Aw, I'm so happy to be able to contribute something towards sharing these special places so that lovely folk like yourself can revisit good memories 🙏🏼
So sensitively filmed. Allowing us to notice the small beautiful details of this landscape as well as the big impressive vistas. I love your calm, mindful style. Well done Chloe
Many many moons ago I took my daughter to a carol concert in the big cave , it was all lit by lanterns . Ps we have met before up on the fells . Lovely video it brought back lots of memories .
I love the fact that your videos are so restful and not spoiled by choice of music or too many words. Also of course your bouncy Springer - great choice for the fells. I live on the edge of the Lakes and know the terrain you travel very well - you've picked some great spots for your videos. Keep them coming!
Rydal cave is just perfect for an early morning wander.. which my last visit just a couple of weeks back involved.. a 4am wander from Ambleside with a flask of tea, a pot o porridge, the moon setting & the sun rising & no one but myself & the early birds... & maybe a surprise deer or 2. Thanx👍🏻
Loving the original format of your channel, so many RU-vidrs doing the same thing and its becoming predictable, however your channel is different , don't change the format of what your channel is about , stay true what your doing its beautiful , subscribed with renewed interest .
@@FablesandFells Yours is different in that you add some mythical magic to it, Fables and Fells opens up our imaginations more than other channels do, hope you dont get tied up in the same format that other RU-vidrs are doing it gets pretty predictable at times .
@@PaulMichaelR that is my hope and aim 🙏🏼 Lord of the Rings is my biggest source of inspiration visually, musically and story/adventure-wise so I do hope to create something that has a little bit of a mythical feel to it. (Obviously only so much I can do with limited skills 😅)
Stunning! The best time of day, I love being out and about as the world is slowly waking up around you, feels for a brief few hours like you have the world to yourself.
@@FablesandFells your film inspired me to plan my own backpacking and wild camping route taking in the caves at Rydal, Stock Ghyll falls, and Cathedral cave before ascending Scafell Pike and back to my start point at Rydal water car park via, Mansey Pike, Thunacar Knott and Stickle Tarn and Blea Rigg. Fingers crossed for the May bank holiday weekend.
I just discovered your channel. It’s fantastic. I love the UHD footage. I like how you curate closeups of berries and minnows etc. along the way. I really get a sense of being there that I don’t usually experience with most nature content. The way you put it all together makes it that way. So thanks for your efforts 😊
Lovely little walk, we hiked up there back in September, like you, we went early so had Rydal caves to ourselves, we continued up to Loughrigg fell summit, then dropped down into Grasmere, then back along the lake, through the wood, past Rydal water and back to the car park. It’s perfect for families with small children to introduce them to the great outdoors. We filmed it and published on our channel 😊 Love The Shackleton family ❤
@@FablesandFells aww thank you 😊 I’ve subbed to your channel. Here’s the link to that video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NrvvyIEflZ8.html&feature=shares
Absolutely lovely video, thank you. I live 3 hours away from the Lake District but only 20 minutes away from the Peak District. Can’t wait to go back to the lakes, lovely place 💙
I spent a wonderful hour in that cave a few years ago, when my partner and I sheltered from a sudden blizzard while walking in winter. Got the jetboil out and made a cup of tea while watching the snow whip past the entrance! Such a gorgeous place! 🥰
Did the walk to Rydal caves just last week. Previously walked around Rydal a few times before. Caves were magical, yet busy/popular, but travelling from Mcr I was never doing an early one. Great walk though.
Rydal is one of my favourite places in the whole world! I've had to move to Wales for the year, but as beautiful as it is here I miss this place. Can't wait to be back, thank you for an amazing video!
My favourite place. I think the walk from Ambleside over Loughrigg (with a visit to Lily tarn) and around Rydal is one of the best low level hikes in Lakeland.
Oh that's very cool. I watch an Australian channel - Max & Occy. You have some really dramatic landscape. Obviously polar opposite to here but so interesting.
That was beautiful, thanks for sharing that. The peaceful and relaxing sounds were a delight as was the relaxing music. I have been to the Lakes a few times but never here, must put it on my list. Take care. Andy UK
Wonderful video thanks so very much!! So vivid with beautiful colours!! You do a phenomenal job of making everything come alive! So incredibly peaceful!! Very much enjoying your format!! Please keep them coming!!! 👍💗🤩
I don't have places like this where I'm from every single place that you showed in this video was straight out of a fable and fairy tail this is the prettiest most beautiful video I have honestly ever seen you done a phenomenal job I hope one day I can go to a place like that I certainly know it would do me good I do the best I can with what I have but places like this just makes it worth it I hope you do some kind of follow-up video great job the music was perfect as your talent is second to none
@@FablesandFells you're welcome and thank you for taking the time to put this stuff out I'm glad I found your channel you make some really awesome content keep on doing what you do you're good at it don't know why but watching your videos just brings me peace of mind it really helps me out I like nature stuff too always have
what a lovely calm video, thankyou. It’s a perfect counterpoint to our hectic lives. I’m glad I found your channel and will use your videos as a guide for some places to visit when we get back to the U.K. Rydal water was already on my list but I didn’t know about the caves, they look lovely
Such a beautiful film as always from you. Spent many happy times in this cave, taking a school outdoor pursuits club here over many decades. It was always a great place to visit. I’m hoping to return there in early May as an OAP. Take care and always remember to live simply. 👍
Loved this vid as well. The first person point of view in the first half of the video felt like I was walking through Skyrim. Not a gamer, but the feel of the environment, the music, and the CAVE...it was like a mini-adventure. So cool to see the Witcher footage from there... Thanks again for your wonderful creativity...
Do you know there’s a 2nd cave? There’s a rope to climb up! Not as tourist friendly as the main cave, there’s a path near the slate pile, follow it down you’ll see it!
Hi Chloe...I live just round the corner from your folks, but get up to the Lakes once a year to immerse myself in the beautiful scenery & hike my socks off! Your mom posted about fablesandfells on our Village group & now I'm an hour late for work cos I'm well & truly hooked!!!! 🙃 P.s. Happy Birthday..🎉
First time I have watched your video and it answered a question I have had most of my life. When I was a school kid,we had a school trip to a cave in the lake District.I could never remember where it was. Iam 59 yr old now,I will go back there again,now I recognise it.
@@FablesandFells well,after 48/49 yrs,I went back to the cave,today and yes,I did see it on Witcher too,but didn't connect it. I parked at Skelwith bridge,up and over Loughrigg,thru a jungle of bracken.
Beautiful vid, love the music you use. I have been there I love that place but have not swam in the lake. So will put them on my list !!! thanks defo subscribing for more beautiful vids !!
You’re on to something with this channel. Has a really good ‘feel’ to it. Sort out your sound issues and you’ll be onto a winner👍 In a genuinely non patronising way…well done:)
Hello Chloe , such a beautiful video. I know now that if I want to discover incredible places in UK, I have just to go for a ride on your channel. Just stunning 🧡🧡🧡🧡
The fernseas really threw me off, and for me a while I thought you must be living in New Zealand. Untill you came across that Lake District marker. Which was mentioned in title but I overlooked that😅 I had no idea England had this kind of nature as well, or that the Lake District is this big and rugged. Somehow I always pictured it differently and was probably thinking about the Peak District? Beautiful place, and thanks for showing 😊 I enjoyed this a lot.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! What are "fernseas" sorry? Curious 😄 I would absolutely love to visit NZ, especially being such a big LOTR fan. Yes so the Lake District is the largest national park in England at just over 900 sq miles. It's much more mountainous than the Peak. Glad to share a little of it with you 😊
@@FablesandFells ah yes the fernseas 😅 this will sound silly but I was refering to the plants behind you at 1:30, a sea of ferns. I had no idea they grew in the UK in such abundance. It instantly reminded me of the rainforests in New Zealand, which is why my mind went there I guess. Like I said, I had the wrong idea of what the Lake district looks like. Is wildcamping allowed / tolerated there?
Ahh ok haha, yes we have tons of ferns! The grow in the woodland as well as out on the fells - bracken is the most common. It's tolerated so long as you follow the full wild camping ethos ✨
