Southern Upland Way - (12) Longformacus to Dunbar 

Great series mr H !! Well enjoyed and a laugh. Looking forward to your next.

What an epic Mr H :) Thanks for showing this, It was great from start to finish. PS Poor trooser's, They have served you well!!!

hi mr hills, you are the best. steve.

what a great yarn 😂 bit late to say but every cemetery I've been in has a water tap for the flowers... keep up the good work

That is one solid trek!!! Just found your channel and subscribed!! Look forward to watching more vids :)

Nice to look back at these vids.

Hey, thank you for scouting out this Southern Upland Way for us! Liked it.

Comedy levels have risen to a new height on this one. Great stuff.

Enjoyed your trip along southern upland way. You got some drama with the lad getting chucked off the train.

Great set of video's Andy, where and when is the next trip your taking us on?

Great video Pal watched them all well done to u Thank u

loved the crawling...well done mate great achievement :)

Great wee set of vids,young fella.....loved the bit ae drama on the train!😂😂😂....bet ye we're glad tae get home! ATB

Thanks for posting the last part Mr Hill. The logistics from Melrose onwards seem a bit interesting, will need to work out a plan as I head towards that area. Does anyone know if the shop in Cockburnspath sells beer? Heading down to Portpatrick tomorrow, can't wait to get started.

Congratulations on completing a very long walk. An interesting ending, seeing that guy kicked off the train. Was there no official sign at the end of the Southern Upland Way in Cocksburnpath?

Great series really enjoyed it, what's up next? Would love to see you do the Fife coastal path.

i know how you feel!! on this one!! john muir was from dunbar as was his fisherman father n family!! he walked across america up to alaska down to florida via appalachians he never gave up ever!! amazing fellah!!

An honest video, mate. One thing I've learnt in my long distance walks is when the opportunity arises you must restock on water and food and carry the extra weight. For me, walking these distances the challenge is 95 % in my head and 5 % physical. The way I see it is this: If I keep putting one foot in front of the other I will get there in the end so morale must be kept high with food and drink in my belly! :-)

Daft as a brush 😊lol another great video ....! Keep them coming . Is it true chuck Norris calls you for tips ? 😉

I love your stories and all.. but I find it odd that you always have a carrier bag - that would get on my wick something chronic. I'd tie it to my backpack, out the way, keeping both hands free to fend off hostile Teuchters. I also never realised there was such a variety of drinks available.. (I only ever drink tea/water on a hike) Just my thoughts.. keep up the great work.! I must add that I've never done an overnight walk, so what do I know? :-)

Vv entertaining Mr hill,ATB CHIEF🤣🤣🤣

Great video from you,"Head for the Hills" by the way Cocksburnpath is pronounced "coburnpath'

Do you shower on these long trips?

Next time your in waverley, gies a shout

Nae McDonald's in Dunbar, the locals protested when they wanted to build one out by the Asda just off the A1. there is a campsite in Cockburnspath, but it's a big static caravan site with ferral resident kids who think they run the place. best avoided. nice to see you finally made it, mibbies invest in a water filter for the next long distance walk.

Mr head for the hills. I love it just don't get to to do it much now apart from taking my little dog a good walk. I done the west Highland way and the great Glen way with a work mate. she got her husband into it they go together now

Great videos! any thoughts on walking the hebridean way?

Keeping your dreams alive young man, RIP, sadly missed.

Nice buuutttt, It said on the Route Guide on your Phone on the episode before '' There are no shops in Longformacus ''

I'm defo not as brave as u to do them on my own 😱😱

Enjoyed the humor on the whole walk, I think a braver man than me camping there on your last night. Congrautulations on completing this trek which must have been quite mentally tough going with low supplies.

Brings back memories I walked the Southern Upland way over 30 years ago in 11 days hope you had a great experience Hermit

Fabulous. loved them all 👍👌😀