The Pennine Way - Part 1. Edale to Hawes
The first week of the Pennine Way in August 2024. I had a base weight of around 7kg and was using the Zpacks Nero 38l for the second time. I found it perfect, so comfortable and had no need of a hipbelt even with heavy food and water carries that took the overall weight above 10kg on occasion. The Durston X Mid 1 with the mesh interior was also perfect for this trip and my sleep system of the brilliantly comfy Big Agnes Rapide SL insulated regular wide pad and the cosy Nordisk Oscar Curve -2 sleeping bag meant I slept well almost every night. You can now buy me coffee if you would like to support the channel and my future hikes: https://buymeacoffee.com/mickyhikes

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The Pennine Way - part 2. Hawes to Alston

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1972: TRAVERSING the PENNINES | The Pennine Way | Science and Nature | BBC Archive

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Walking the Pennine Way 2022

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Nothing about the honey badger is normal... and here is why

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The Pennine Way - Step by Step, Side by Side

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Peaceful solo wild camping on the pingo trail 🏕️

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Pennine Way 2019 - Day 1 - Edale to Crowden

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The Pennine Way 'from the air'

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The Pennine Way - part 3. Alston to Kirk Yetholm

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12 BEST PLACES in the YORKSHIRE DALES | Villages, Walks & Hidden Gems

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Walking The Pennine Way - A Film to Inspire.

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My Thoughts on the Pennine Way | Review | Q&A | UK

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peddars way Part 1 Day 1

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I Walked to Scotland, Alone...

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How hard IS the Yorkshire 3 Peaks? We found out 😵💫😬

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Hiking the PENNINE WAY in April #1 and Surviving -5C and the Endless Peat Bogs (Edale to Ickornshaw)

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Wainwright’s Coast to Coast - 6kg gear load out and setup

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Trying Out Ancient Yorkshire Folklore

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Can I Fastpack the Pennine Way | Unsupported with Wild Camping

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