Areet I've lived in Haltwhistle and the surrounding area most of my life! You missed out loads of great places including the Alston arches viaduct over the river Tyne.💚💛❤️
Thanks for the Walk! It's a beautiful town with a long and rich history. I'll be in Haltwhistle in May. I'm spending a few days there with my English friends. I hope for nice weather. Greetings from East Germany!
It is indeed! The surrounding area - particularly up towards Hadrian's Wall - is absolutely gorgeous, and certainly an incredible area for walking as you mention :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
My Grandfather was born in Haltwhistle at Number 3. PIT Cottage. His father was a Joiner in the Pit..Their Surname was Proudlock. His family moved to Wall. His mother was born in Wall..Her maiden name was Ann Stobart or Stobard..
SUPER MERCI POUR CETTE TRÈS AGRÉABLE BALADE APAISANTE DANS HALTWHISTLE SYMPATHIQUE P'TITE BOURGADE AVEC DU SOLEIL PLEIN LES YEUX ET UNE SUPERBE VUE !.. TRÈS CHOUETTE AU P'TIT DÉJ !.. BON VENDREDI LET'S WALK !..
I would love to go to this village one day. I wouldn't even need an itinerary - I would be satisfied enough just walking around and exploring. It seems so peaceful and relaxing. You can walk around at your own pace without fear of getting trampled by a crowd. I know the typical vacation spots are filled with noise and action but that's not my speed.
It's actually a town and is a lot bigger than this video shows. Well worth a visit and there's plenty of camp sites around if you don't like bed and breakfast or hotels.
This is one place in Britain I would like to visit. As it's close to a section of hadrian's wall. And is reputedly the geographic center of the island of Britain.
Just to let you know I live here and it is perfect but a lot of plains go past and there quite loud also the toy shop will be adding prime and you need to come it’s fantastic
Nice walk in the town on a sunny 🌞 day. Very interesting, beautiful, and historical. Your walks always make me happy and the history lessons you give. Hope to see more walks soon. Greetings from Canada 😀
Thank you so much - I'm really glad you're enjoying the videos! I certainly enjoy visiting places like Haltwhistle and discovering its history through making these videos :)
Have always liked Haltwhistle and the people within,spent time there years ago and recognise alot of people from videos on here. 8:39 in Steve with his mask on shyteing himself during the plandemic,nailed on his character from memory,many lols
I was thinking of making a trip up to Morpeth some time in the near future - when I do I'll make sure to visit Ashington and Blyth too! Thanks for the suggestion :)
@@LetsWalkUK yea, also, the other smaller towns in county Durham are nice eg...Stanley, consett. Bishop Auckland etc. A town not far from Berwick-Upon-Tweed called Alnwick is quite an interesting place to visit
@@LetsWalkUK I have local knowledge when it comes to the north east mostly Northumberland. I live in Yorkshire now but you already visited where I live I saw lol
