Widdy Bank Fell and Cauldron Snout- Upper Teesdale 

Thank you for the comment

Great stuff, hope that you enjoyed your visit.

Thanks for watching David and for taking time to comment

Thank you for your kind comment.

Thank you Scott. I hope that the weather and light plays ball for you up there.

Thank you, I try to cover all aspects of the walks in my routes :)

I hope that you had a great day Shaun

Change of plan Andy, set off from cow green and walked up high cup nick and back. Was beautiful. This is next on my list though. Do you plan routes on OS map?

@@shaunslack1868 its a fair walk to High Cup from there. Glad you had a good day though. I paln my routes on an OS map (paper only as i dont use GPS).

Thanks Dominic, glad that you enjoyed the film and the memories

Thank you for the kind comment.

Thanks Alan. I am lucky enough to have this on my doorstep so I can pick my days to visit. It is a great location.

Thanks Chris. I would imagine that the reservoir does act as a regular supply of water to the good folk of Darlington which was not it's intended purpose.

Thank you for the comment. Firstly, as you will see, this walk involves some road walking and well as passing through areas where there is livestock and ground nesting birds. As you will have seen in the film, it was filmed in May when young chicks will have been still on the ground. I feel that as a responsible dog owner it is my duty to set a good example in controlling my dog in such places and adhering to both the countryside code and local restrictions within the AONB. Secondly, as you may realise, I produce these films solo and by having my dog on the end of a (extendible) lead I know where he is when I am concentrating on setting up and filming the shots. It also means that my dog is "in shot" and that saves me having to answer comments as to why my dog was not under "close control". Thirdly, and quite importantly, as I have shown in another film, my dog is now 13 years old and now totally deaf, that means he cannot hear me when I call him. So I feel that by having him on an extendable lead he is fairly free to wander close to me without the worry of him failing to come back when called. Be assured that my dog has had plenty of long walks, many much longer than this where he has been "off-lead", especially when he was walking all of the 214 Wainwright Fells.

@@AndyBeckTeesdale yes i know that but why take a dog with you,my brother and i have hiked that route many times.enjoyed your video anyway.

@@colinwatkins2950 I take my dog because he is my dog...he likes going for walks, I like having him with me. What do you want me to do? Leave him at home or in the car?

@@AndyBeckTeesdale spot on. How far is the walk Andy?

@@alexadamsflyfishing6081 Thanks, 7.8 miles. Info on the route can be found at 1.16. :)