Hi Abbie! Just love your childlike enthusiasm coupled with your reflective personality. I like how you enjoy contemplation in quiet solitude and yet get giddy when seeing something so simple and natural. The rain always add different dynamics along the trails which I think is just as equally enjoyable when its dry and sunny. Yes I enjoyed your little saunter along the Lydford Gorge. You are the best. Thank you.
Lydford Gorge has massive amounts of nostalgia for me. I remember school trips to this amazing place. Thank you for allowing us to come along with you Abbie, another great video :)
Omg thank you Abbie actually watched again without any one around what an awesome video I'm heading up there in march with a m8 so looking forward to it now thanks to you xx
great vid lydford gorge looks so beautiful the fresh crystal clear water from the rocks above and the smells that fill the air with the sweet woody smells from the surrounding trees and wow white lady waterfall is a sight so beautiful. you should take a run up to Carlisle near little corby and check out the walk through gault woods there is a beautifull waterfall their feeding a wide stream through the woods.. thanx again for your wonderful footage always love to see your vids takin a walk on the wild side. keep up the great work and the happy positive outlook on all that you do.. Stay wild
Well that was cleaver. You felt lost in time and yet you only had an hour to complete 3 miles whilst watching it - time that is! Lovely wood and waterfall and I agree if we can make time to reflect and meditate let's do it. Awesome place - Good narration. Mark
I was so happy when I saw you would be showing us Lydford Gorge. You see back in 2015 I had the opportunity to spend 3 days on Dartmoor. With so much to see in such little time, I chose to do some amazing walks to various tors. I remember driving past the sign for the gorge and hoped I was not making a mistake by driving straight past. I was definitely extremely happy with the walks I did to the tors but always wondered what I had missed. Thanks Abbie. The gorge looks wonderful.
My dad was a police officer stationed in Lydford back in early 1960s. I was about 8 years old, never had a chance to visit the Gorge. Just peeped over a road bridge into its depths. So thank you for this video. It was a very quiet village to live in back then.
What beautiful walk. It's great to see such places like this existing Britain. In British Columbia we have a Hell's Gate where the Fraser River pushes through the narrow canyon. It's a bit touristy but still impressive to see. Thakyou Abbie for your enjoyable videos👍😎
What a gorgeous place. I love walks like this. They always make me happy and relaxed, no matter the weather. Have added this place to my bucket list. Thanks for sharing 😊
Abbie,can’t thank you enough for having shown us this amazingly beautiful spot,a real gem and a little piece of heaven!The beauty of this place kept me spellbound whilst watching it.Your narrative skills are very impressive too.My husband thinks that you should broadcast on BBC and I strongly agree with him!God bless you!
Wonderful video Abbie! Going in the rain does help keep the crowds away, and the luscious green moss is a wonderful contrast to the white frothy water. Love your channel.
You are so very correct...growing up is completely overrated. I’m 68 and haven’t matured yet. Lol!! You’re an inspiration and I love your videos. Peace!
You are certainly getting about. Last week top of Ben Nevis this week pretty much Land's End. Going the length of the country for your viewers. Dedication.
Hi Abbie what a Beautiful place that is woodland and waterfalls magical it’s on my bucket list I want to wish you a merry Christmas and have a fantastic new year in 2020 atb Glenn
Abbie, thanks so much for sharing. Looks like such a beautiful place. It reminds me of one of my favourite places to walk in the South West of Western Australia-Pemberton. I love to walk in that kind of weather and, suffering through 40°C heat here at the moment, made me pine for it.
Thank you Abbie. Sometimes lower level "ambles" are all one needs to find food for the soul. It doesn't always need to be big peaks and lots of miles - as long as you are out in the boots. 😎
Great one Abbie. Just came back from a quick one week hike last week-SWCP (few sections-St. I to Zen and others), South Downs (seven Sis). Did a little of each. Wanted to get to Dartmoor but ran out of time. Came all the way from US-beautiful trails-Thanks for the inspiration. Winds were crazy last week but still fun. Will be back!!!!
I was there in June of this year and it was one of my favorite places we visited while in England. It was so awesome seeing this! I can say ooo I’ve been there!! 😁
One of your best Abbie! I had smiles on my face throughout. Beautiful filming and such beautiful colours. Thank you for sharing. Just wish I wasn't 6,000 miles away. Merry Christmas to you.
What a great walk and certainly some fantastic waterfalls along the trail. Great video Abbie, hope you have a fantastic Christmas and a happy new year, ATB Dave Outdoors 👍
Wow you're so enthusiastic, I love you! 😁 You clearly loved that a lot, I think you would explode if you went to the Scottish Highlands! Edit: I now see you've done Scotland 😊
We visited their this summer, lovely place. Our dogs have to avoid the steps (corgis with short legs) the staff where super helpful in suggesting a route. Oh yeh the tea room was nice too.
Well you're smiling is so good that all I do is the same .. well a nice place I will say for 3 time a nouther 1 to put on the to do list where do you fine them all and you broken your own rules by not hitting the tea rooms off tea and cake how could you be so cearles to not hit tea and cake lol also so lots of waterfalls in 1 place cool . Keep up good work Abbie and thanks Andy x
