Walking The Pennine Way - A Film to Inspire. 

Truly inspiring,this piece of film is wonderful and so is the music you chose. I hope you met Chris Sutcliffe,site owner of Holme Farm,Horton in Ribblesdale,he's the salt of the earth (a proper gentleman). Being familiar with at least half of the Pennine Way,mainly the southern sections it just resonates with me. Thank you for posting this utter gem !!

Absolutely stunning. I had an ambition to walk the Pennine Way for many years. My plan was to start it on my 50th birthday, as it was also the 50th anniversary of the walk itself. However, I fell seriously ill with stage 4 lymphoma and needed chemotherapy which put a sudden stop to everything I'd dreamed of. Now, nine years later, I feel I will never get the chance to follow that dream as intense chemo has still left me weak with little energy. Watching many videos on RU-vid still gives me a thrill and one day, with inspiration the likes of you give, I might just go for it. Thank you for keeping that dream alive

Truly inspirational and beautifully filmed. So many memories; I walked the PW in 1978 and am planning to do it again in 2025 in its 60th year. Thank you for this.

Well this was a nice surprise. Brilliant footage backed by a dramatic and mood enhancing soundtrack. Very inspiring. I applaud you Sir. 👏

I didn't really learn much, other than the scenery is nice. You've done a lot of work without really sharing anything. Why not add some commentary?

Many happy memories of my 1980 trip up the Pennine Way, the first thing notice was a vast improvement with the new gravel paths and stone steps that have added along the way. When I did it 90% of it was over rough ground and along well used footpaths especially round Malham Cove. I hope you enjoyed it. I know I did enjoy it as the weather was very kind to me. I repeated the hike again in 2000 and inbetween the PW I also did the C2C twice. All happy memories stored away in the brain to relive again and again. Happy Hiking, Tony in Essex, a retired Hiker.

The best video on the PW. Beautifully shot and produced. This excellent video must have taken a lot of work on and off the field. Thank you.

I walked it and then did the scottish national trail and the nc500, back down, pembrokeshire coast path, the swcp. No campsites only a tarp. No problem.

I've walked the Pennine Way both ways, and I've looked at a few videos of other people who have hiked the route. My opinion is that yours is the best, in my opinion you have caught the essence of the route so well. I think it's because you appeared to concentrate on movement, and the flow was from beginning to end.

I hope you gave a nod to the Kearton brothers as you passed through Thwaite!!

Thanks. 1977 for me. Rained for the first week and then sun for two weeks. Me and my mate were 16. Had an adventure or two on the way and Wainwright was stlil buying a half for anyone with his book at the Border Hotel.

Stunning video and certainly meets the brief - A Film to Inspire. My wife and I walked the Pennine Way in Aug/Sep 2018, a month after completing the 500 mile Camino de Santiago (Frances Way). We weren't brave enough or fit enough to camp, so stayed in hostels and guesthouses. We' had atrocious weather most of the way and it turned out to be the toughest trail walk we have done so far (the Camino is a walk in the park in comparison). Hats off to you for camping and completing the walk in a very impressive 15 days carrying all of your kit and putting in who knows how many extra miles to film along the trail.

Wow!!! You must have legs of iron. Absolutely stunning scenery and very well captured on film. Amazing!!! Well done Nick. 👏🏻👍🏻

❤❤ brilliant thanks for sharing 😊

Thankyou inspired indeed.

Brilliant. Really enjoyed inspirational video.

Lovely watch! A well put together video of an absolute epic!

Everything about this film is epic. Thank you for sharing your adventure with us.

Absolutely brilliant! Thank you.

Great video, Nick. Absolute quality.