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Walking in the Wild | with Joe Jackson
United Kingdom
Приєднався 11 лис 2012
Hello and welcome to Walking in the Wild!
My name is Joe and I love to head out and discover the beauty of the Great British countryside, creating videos of stunning places around the country including The Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, Peak District, Dorset, East Anglia and many more with new videos uploaded every Friday at 7pm!
Films are shot on my DJI Mini 3 Pro, GoPro Hero 10, Sony A7R III and Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.
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My name is Joe and I love to head out and discover the beauty of the Great British countryside, creating videos of stunning places around the country including The Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, Peak District, Dorset, East Anglia and many more with new videos uploaded every Friday at 7pm!
Films are shot on my DJI Mini 3 Pro, GoPro Hero 10, Sony A7R III and Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.
Why not join in the conversation and share your photos and videos on Social Media.
Subscribe and ring the bell to keep up to date with new walks!
Unforgettable 10 Day Iceland Ring Road Trip
In July 2024 we headed to Iceland to take on the full ring road trip in 10 days with a packed itinerary featuring as many beautiful locations as we could possibly fit in - including the Snaefellsnes Peninsula. We hired a car from the airport and had pre-booked hotels around the entire country so knew where we had to get to by the end of each day and although some days involved around 300km driving, we stopped at enough places to really break it down and make it feel less of an issue.
What a spectacular trip and anyone wanting to do this trip I would recommend everywhere we stopped at. I have included all of the names of the locations we stopped at in the video.
We completed the route Clockwise, beginning in Reykjavik and heading north towards Snaefellsnes and then onto Akureyri before enjoying the Eastern Fjords and then the more popular south coast. Some of the highlights include Kirkjufell, Glymur Waterfall, Dettifoss, Stuðlagil Canyon, Stokksnes, Diamond Beach, Dyrhólaey Viewpoint and Skogafoss.
I hope you enjoy the video as much as we enjoyed the trip!
Places Visited in Order:
Reykjavik
Laxfoss
Glymur Waterfall
Selvallafoss
Grundarfoss
Kirkjufell
Svöðufoss
Ingjaldshólskirkja (Church)
Saxhóll Crater
Lóndrangar View Point
La poza de Arnastapi
Rauðfeldsgjá Gorge
Kolugljúfur Canyon
Akureyri
Goðafoss
Hverir
Hverfjall Volcano Trail
Dettifoss
Stuðlafoss Waterfall
Stuðlagil Canyon
Hengifoss
Bílastæði (Viewpoint)
Stokksnes
Eskey (Viewpoint)
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
Diamond Beach
Mulagljufur Canyon
Svartifoss
Fjaðrárgljúfur (Canyon)
Dyrhólaey Viewpoint
Skógafoss
Seljalandsfoss
Thingvellir National Park
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---Equipment---
Waterproof Trousers: Beghaus Hillwalker Gore Tex Pants
Waterproof Jacket: Mountain Equipment Lhotse Jacket
Boots: Meindl Bhutan MFS
Rucksack: Osprey Talon 33
Camera: Sony A7RIII with Sony 24-105mm F4.0 Lens
Camera: GoPro 10 Black
Drone: DJI Mini 3 Pro
Phone: Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
GPS: Satmap Active 20
WEBSITE: www.walkinginthewild.co.uk
FACEBOOK: walkinginthewild/
TWITTER: @MountainWalks
INSTAGRAM: walking.in.the.wild
What a spectacular trip and anyone wanting to do this trip I would recommend everywhere we stopped at. I have included all of the names of the locations we stopped at in the video.
We completed the route Clockwise, beginning in Reykjavik and heading north towards Snaefellsnes and then onto Akureyri before enjoying the Eastern Fjords and then the more popular south coast. Some of the highlights include Kirkjufell, Glymur Waterfall, Dettifoss, Stuðlagil Canyon, Stokksnes, Diamond Beach, Dyrhólaey Viewpoint and Skogafoss.
I hope you enjoy the video as much as we enjoyed the trip!
Places Visited in Order:
Reykjavik
Laxfoss
Glymur Waterfall
Selvallafoss
Grundarfoss
Kirkjufell
Svöðufoss
Ingjaldshólskirkja (Church)
Saxhóll Crater
Lóndrangar View Point
La poza de Arnastapi
Rauðfeldsgjá Gorge
Kolugljúfur Canyon
Akureyri
Goðafoss
Hverir
Hverfjall Volcano Trail
Dettifoss
Stuðlafoss Waterfall
Stuðlagil Canyon
Hengifoss
Bílastæði (Viewpoint)
Stokksnes
Eskey (Viewpoint)
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
Diamond Beach
Mulagljufur Canyon
Svartifoss
Fjaðrárgljúfur (Canyon)
Dyrhólaey Viewpoint
Skógafoss
Seljalandsfoss
Thingvellir National Park
Have any questions about the route or area I'm walking in? Why not get in touch via Facebook?
Support me by buying me a coffee! www.buymeacoffee.com/walkinthewild
---Equipment---
Waterproof Trousers: Beghaus Hillwalker Gore Tex Pants
Waterproof Jacket: Mountain Equipment Lhotse Jacket
Boots: Meindl Bhutan MFS
Rucksack: Osprey Talon 33
Camera: Sony A7RIII with Sony 24-105mm F4.0 Lens
Camera: GoPro 10 Black
Drone: DJI Mini 3 Pro
Phone: Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
GPS: Satmap Active 20
WEBSITE: www.walkinginthewild.co.uk
FACEBOOK: walkinginthewild/
TWITTER: @MountainWalks
INSTAGRAM: walking.in.the.wild
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Iceland - A Cinematic 4k Film
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In July 2024 I spent 10 days exploring some of the most beautiful parts of Iceland, from the Snaefellsness Peninsula to the impressive waterfalls of Skogafoss and Dettifoss. This is a short cinematic of some of the footage I captured on my trip... Went spent out nights at local hotels and guest houses as we explore the land of ice and fire. Incredible landscapes, volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls...
Suffolk Walks: Wixoe Roman Town
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This circular walk around the village of Wixoe takes in several lovely features including the village church with its Norman doorways, the site of Wixoe Roman Town and a short section of the Stour Valley Path. Distance: 5.8km Ascent: 59m Duration: 2 Hours 7 Minutes Have any questions about the route or area I'm walking in? Why not get in touch via Facebook? Support me by buying me a coffee! www...
Suffolk Walks: Little Bradley Saxon Church
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Little Bradley is a small hamlet and deserted medieval village. The church dates to the Saxon period with obvious Saxon masonry and Saxo-Norman round tower. This short circular walk takes in Little and Great Thurlow, part of the River Stour and of course the Saxon Church in Little Bradley. Stour Valley Path: ua-cam.com/video/zmJwGfzKXeA/v-deo.html Distance: 4.96km Ascent: 40m Duration: 1 hour 4...
Essex Walks: Borley Rectory and Saxon Church
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Borley is a wonderfully historic village with a church shows Saxon masonry and of course the most haunted place in England, Borley Rectory. This walk begins in the village of Foxearth and crosses countryside to Borley to see the Saxon church and the site of the Rectory that was demolished in the 1940s. The walk then continues to Liston where there is Norman architecture in the church and then b...
Suffolk Walks: Kedington Saxon Cross
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This lovely walk around the village of Kedington in Suffolk explores some of the River Stour and the long distance Stour Valley Path, as well as the nearby watermill and historic church. The church was possibly built on the site of a Roman Villa and incorporates a previous Norman Church. Above the altar is also a stunning Saxon Cross! Stour Valley Path: ua-cam.com/video/zmJwGfzKXeA/v-deo.html D...
Norfolk Walks: Four Mills of Runham
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Runham is a small village along the River Bure between Acle and Great Yarmouth. This short walk visits four mills along the River Bure including a beautifully restored mill of Runham Swim. Distance: 5.2km Ascent: 3m Duration: 1 Hour 23 Minutes Have any questions about the route or area I'm walking in? Why not get in touch via Facebook? Support me by buying me a coffee! www.buymeacoffee.com/walk...
Norfolk Walks: How Hill
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Hoe Hill is a stunning small nature reserve along the River Ant under the management of the Broads Authority. My short walk visits several mills along the River Ant before entering the reserve and spotting much of the lovely wildlife that calls this place home. Distance: 3.09km Ascent: 13m Duration: 1 Hour 26 Minutes Have any questions about the route or area I'm walking in? Why not get in touc...
Essex Walks: Could there be a Stone Circle at Alphamstone?
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This short walk of only 3 Miles begins in the village of Lamarsh right on the Suffolk/Essex border. The walk explores the 12th Century Church of the Holy Innocents before crossing beautiful open countryside to Alphamstone. Here there is evidence of the only possible Stone Circle in Essex with up to 11 sarsen stones that sit on the hilltop overlooking the Stour Valley and now occupied by the 12t...
Suffolk Walks: The Ancient City of Dunwich
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Dunwich, almost like the Atlantis of Suffolk is a lost city that existed in medieval times but due to coastal erosion, no longer exists. Only a few buildings remain with a few medieval ones in ruins that once sat on the outskirts of the city. The ruined Friary is a stunning and romantic ruin and so is the chapel in the churchyard. This walk begins by the beach at Dunwich and heads south into Du...
Suffolk Walks: Is this the best Bluebell Woodland in Suffolk?
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I headed over to the Suffolk Wildlife Trust Reserve called Arger Fen on the southern edge of Suffolk to check out the stunning bluebell display. I had been there before and the woodland is famous for is stunning display in spring. I was so disappointed to have arrived just a week or two too late. I had planned to come and visit just over a week earlier but was ill so this was my only chance... ...
Peak District Walks: Luds Church and The Roaches
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This is my first time to the Staffordshire Peaks and it is truly spectacular! The Roaches and Luds Church are two famous landmarks of the area, with Luds Church being a natural chasm formed by a landslip thousands of years ago and The Roaches is a natural gritstone escarpment. This circular walk takes in both of these features and absorbs the breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and coun...
Peak District Walks: Stanage Edge and 3 Ethels
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After arriving in the stunning Peak District for a short break I had a few hours spare to head out on a walk and decided to keep close to Sheffield (Where I was staying) and did a superb walk over Stanage Edge. I have started to log my Ethels (Hill tops in in the Peak District) but never officially logged them so this is the first video that records me summiting three of them along Stanage. Dis...
Suffolk Walks: Alpheton and Shimpling Street
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Yorkshire Dales Walks: Janet's Foss, Gordale Scar and Malham Cove
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Janet's Foss, Gordale Scar and Malham Cove are three of the most popular natural features around the village of Malham in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. This walk of only 9km takes in all three of these outstanding attractions in a circular walk that starts and ends by a pub and cafe! What more could you ask for on a walk through Limestone Country! Distance: 8.97km Ascent: 177m Duration: 4 ...
Yorkshire Dales Walks: Ingleton Falls Waterfall Walk
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Lake District Walks: Breathtaking Dramatic Weather along the Fairfield Horseshoe
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Lake District Walks: Black Crag and Tarn Hows from Knipe Fold
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Lake District Walks: Troutbeck Tongue via Hagg Gill
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Lake District Walks: Rydal Caves, Rydal Falls and The Grot
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Lake District Walks: Cathedral Cave and two Waterfalls from Elterwater
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Long Distance Walks: Tas Valley Way (Part 3)
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Long Distance Walks: Tas Valley Way (Part 3)
Suffolk Walks: Stanningfield and Coldham Hall
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Suffolk Walks: Stanningfield and Coldham Hall
St Peters Way - Part 4: Maylandsea to the Chapel of St Peter on the Wall
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St Peters Way - Part 4: Maylandsea to the Chapel of St Peter on the Wall
St Peters Way - Part 3: Bicknacre to Maylandsea
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St Peters Way - Part 3: Bicknacre to Maylandsea
St Peters Way - Part 2: Margaretting to Bicknacre
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St Peters Way - Part 2: Margaretting to Bicknacre
St Peters Way - Part 1: Chipping Ongar to Margaretting
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St Peters Way - Part 1: Chipping Ongar to Margaretting
Long Distance Walks: Tas Valley Way (Part 2)
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Been climbing there many times in the 80`s,need to go back and walk this, awesome video Joe!!
@@nicklarge007 thank you! Never climbed there before but some of the routes look epic!
That was beautiful. Thank you!
Wow - absolutely love this! 🤩
Oh goodness, so diverse, so beautiful - WOW! Thank you for this scenery treat and very glad you had a great trip too.
@@karlagracia1724 thank you!
Is there a ‘starting post’, a sign at the Norwich end where the trail begins? There’s one at Diss Station but I’ve yet to find one in Norwich station.
We have just walked as far as Cley...... have the shingle to contend with next..... we are in our early 70's and have had this path on our bucket list. Amazing walking and thank you for this!
@@charlottehodgson5093 so glad you are enjoying it. I am looking forward to doing it all again at some point. The Cley shingle is the hardest bit underfoot for sure!
@@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson we are somewhat dreading it but have told ourselves no complaints!! 🤣
@@charlottehodgson5093 it will be over quickly. Find an interesting subject to talk about and theres plenty of wildlife around too!
@@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson btw Stiffkey is pronounced Stookey!! We live in Norfolk !!
@@charlottehodgson5093 thats new to me! I lived about 20 miles from there and never heard it called that 🤣
Is it me or is there something wrong with the background. You move but the scenery stays still and the skyline stutters and doesn’t seem right. Great video
@@brianchesser6667 oh it might be the youtube compression perhaps!
Great video! ❤
Great video. By the way, the B6318 Military Road stems from 1746 under General Wade, and most likely created a lot of damage to Hardrian's Wall.
@arieslaynes4426 0 seconds ago Foreign visitors need to clean up their mess and rubbish after visiting this area. Its a disgrace how they leave it
Hi Joe. Long time viewer. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Great production quality. I appreciate your attention to detail and knowledge of the local and regional points of interests. Keep up the outstanding work. Thank you.
@@G1n0ut00rs thank you! So glad you enjoy them! 😁
😍 Beautiful
I have often wondered if Sturmer, was originally Stourmere? Grew up around there, beautiful walk and memories thank you.
Unkempt river, courtesy of the EA#notfitforpurpose
@@bobchamberlain6184 very true in this case...
Oh wow! I was not expecting that. Fair play. That was incredible. I can't believe you all climbed that. Amazing! The drone images were incredible. I just started to think I'm getting a little better at filming and watch this🤦🏻😂 Thought it was superb. I just try to have a little fun when I'm out and capture a few things. Your videos are very good should be seen by way more. I'm doing more in England soon. I watched these two first. I'll catch up with more and look forward to next new one👍
@@JamieHarding5 thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! Was an epic climb!
Just found your channel😁👍 I'm going to this waterfall next month. I recently did video at Cadair Idris and Aber Falls. That's how I found your channel. I'm pretty new to making videos. I'm not so good with technology, I'm slowly improving my equipment and tent. Liked and subbed straight after watching this. Brilliant video👌👍
@@JamieHarding5 thank you! Practice and you will achieve the level you want for sure. I did it at college for 2 years (like 15 years ago or more) thanks for subscribing 😁
Great video. This hike is on my bucket list. Greetings from the colonies. 🇺🇸
@@detlefalle2385definately one to do!
Thanks Joe. Stunning photography and great description. Really enjoyed this one.
@@essextrails thank you! 😁
Hi Joe. I am always impressed by your videos. This was beautiful and no exception. What is impressive too is the officially recognised walking tracks, some of which pass through or on the edge of farmed land and presumably form part of ancient "Rights of Way". How incredibly blessed is the UK to have these paths preserved for new generations to enjoy.
@@davidglover9672 thank you 😁
ua-cam.com/video/hYDy_2NiO8g/v-deo.html Nice touch with the swans. A beautiful walk too, tho the insects were as thick as ever when you came out of the brush!
Always love you videos, Joe. I did a section of the Norfolk Coastal Path (Starting at Hunstanton) yesterday - it was incredible! ☀️
@@MattITFC superb! Im thinking of doing the whole trail again soon including the Peddars Way
@@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson I was thinking about doing The Peddars Way soon - I haven’t done that yet. So many options… 🤩
Thanks Joe. Another super video with excellent photography and a fascinating look at the wonderful Little Bradley church, so well described. Love your Essex and Suffolk walks.
@@essextrails thank you :)
Hi Joe, i want to buy your guide to the st peters way but it says on internet it won't be delivered till January. I thought that can't be. I wasnt sure how else to contact you other than on here. Many thanks. Carpet underlay man. (Bought some gear now).
Hey! Which website is stating January delivery? If you head to www.walkinginthewild.co.uk/shop/p/stpetersway they are available on there for immediate dispatch as I have plenty in stock at the moment. Thanks! Joe
I was watching a plane flying from London to Glasgow & it flew over or near this crash site, so went into Google & so found the crash site (one up for Google)
Can anyone help me with this please?? I’m looking for a drone I can fly ahead of me a mile or more and mark gps waypoints for me to hike to. “Pin” a target location. This will allow me to see the terrain and plan accordingly.
@@mrspankytank2858 not possible in the UK as far as I am aware due to the 500m (0.3 miles) limit in distance from the controller. Permission from the CAA may allow more than the 500m limit but only if there are people who have eyes on the drone as it flies its course and have the ability to communicate to the controller to land safely if air traffic enters the area (e.g. Helicopter or Paraglyder)
@@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson I’m in the USA.
@@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson Doesn’t necessarily have to be that far either. Just a rough ballpark. Just a good distance ahead of me is all.
@@mrspankytank2858sadly not aware of any drones that will do this for you
Thanks for sharing
Thanks again Joe. I’ve walked the SVP so this is a lovely reminder of a very enjoyable walk. Your excellent research makes these ancient buildings come alive.
@@LizSmith292 thank you! 😁
Excellent. Love hearing about the history of the churches.
The challenge is from Snowdon summit to Foel Fras summit, the getting to and from those points isn't included in the challenge, so it's actually 22 miles and more like 2800m total ascent, last time I did it I caught the train up Snowdon and descended Foel Fras via Llwytmor and Aber Falls which is the shortest descent back down to Aber Falls at just 4.3 miles, so that makes a total of 26.3 miles and 2800m of ascent including getting up and down at the start and end, always helps to make it as easy as possible as the actual challenge is already difficult enough! Also one last tip, the trigpoint on Foel Fras isn't the summit, the actual summit is about 70m away the trig point!
Omg it’s so beautiful 🥹 I want to go but I have fibromyalgia and arthritis and my family think I won’t be able to walk much. I was willing to take an inflatable mattress so’s I could take a rest as needed. But they reckon there’s no point going in that case. What’s wrong with that, huh!? I’m to go anyway God willing 😌
Would taking a little fold up chair help so you can rest when you need to. Its so beautiful and well worth it!
Price ?
@@professorjulimarlopes43 not included because it always varies and special offers can always be found somewhere :)
Next time you’re in Liston head down the road to Melford and you’ll find the beautiful mill house painted blue and white next to the water meadows- a glorious spot!
Have been there many times to sit by the weir. Lovely spot!
Absolutely loved this video Joe. I always enjoy a walk, run or bike ride where I can stop and film inside a church or two. I have added Borley to my list of places to visit. Thank you for posting.
What a wonderful and very beautiful walk I would love to do this sometime 😊 Love this video!
I’ll be visiting from Dallas. Texas. Lincolnshire is my birth place. Would love to explore Yorkshire Dales this summer.
@@sonyasyeda many stunning places to see in the Dales
I do love an Old Church.. Not been to this one but have , so far, visited 100 Suffolk churches. I particularly like the Thatched ones
@@julieblackstock8650 me too. Been on a bit of a church spree recently going to all of the church with Saxon masonry in them!
@@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson have you been to Iken ??
@@julieblackstock8650 no not yet, where abouts is that?
Nice filming of a great HS route, I seconded it 14 years ago, I must go back & lead it. We used the 'blind grope round the arete' to the flake crack on the upper steep bit.
@@duncanbeard9460 been years since I was last there. Must go back too!
It's pronounced Hoxen.
@@rogerosborne1358 thats true! My bad
Just tried to walk from Ongar to Harwich in three days using only camping material from home. Tried to sleep on some carpet underlay, freezing, uncomfortable and getting bitten to death after 28 miles. Had to abandon the next day and go and die in a hotel then managed the last ten. Book was excellent Joe, thanks. Odd bit where I got confused but combined with OS map on phone worked well. Quite a few missing signs on the walk but book really made it all fine. Often wonder who is supposed to cut brambles as there were some right horrors. Going to buy some normal camping gear next time 😂😂😂 oh the underlay was gold colour. 😅
@@JollyRadgie sounds a memorable adventure! The underlay doesnt sound pleasant! 😆 Glad the book helped! 😀 I think its council but they seem to neglect bits until someone complains...
I was at Kedington today. Open gardens in aid of the church: ‘The Westminster Abbey of Suffolk’. The Stour literally goes under The Watermill in this video, which is a private house.
You make very good vids. I think your channel will grow a lot.
@@YesMadMax thank you!
Thank you
Grandiose music for a Severe at Stanage! But nice video though. I must do this one sometime.
Hi Joe. Thinking of doing this walk when we are staying near Stanningfield this summer. It looks like you were able to get pretty close to Coldham Hall. How close is acceptable?
@@nathansweeney9877 the public footpath goes right past the front gate. All the shots were from the footpath
Really enjoy your videos, Joe. I’m a novice still - but very much getting into walks locally and beyond. I did (part) of The Weaver’s Way - started at Cromer Pier 2-weeks: loved it! Went to Walton-on-the-Naze yesterday too, both based on viewing your videos. Thank you!
@@MattITFC thank you! So happy you are enjoying the videos :)
Lovely one Joe!
@@RamblingRuth thank you!
Very helpful and informative video, thank you!
Glad it helped :)
Great video ! I love old windmills and i haven't done this walk yet : )
Me too and love the way they look from the air!
@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson I've just watched your recent How Hill video, and I've never done the nature trail ! I only live up the road, and I've been there so many times, so I'm not sure why I haven't done it, so I'll add it to my list 😁
Just done this walk today, beautiful churches, thanks for your knowledge and the inspiration!
Thank you Joe, excellent walk as always! All the best to you from Massachusetts!😊🌲🌳
Thank you!