Alfred Wainwight On The Howgill Fells

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Published 2020-02-09
Taken from the Lakeland and Englands North Country DVD. Follow Alfred Wainwright as he uncovers the hidden beauty of the Howgill Fells situated between Cumbria and the Yorkshire Dales. Sedbergh, The Calf and Cautley Spout.

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  • @sirloin9668
    The detail of every nook and cranny, he knew it all, us walkers owe AW a lot
  • @tokenspirit6140
    Watching this stirs my heart and soul. As a 'lass from Yorkshire,' I had the great good fortune to be born to a family who were avid cycling enthusiasts, running a Yorkshire club. My parents would cycle all over Yorkshire, the Dales and walked the Lake District. Father moved on it the world of motor engineering and so I came to travel with them, almost every weekend, across the Northern Dales and had many visits to "The Lakes" and the Fells mentioned here. This truly is a place of Heaven on Earth. Father called it "God's country" both AW and I know exactly the reason why. Great dedication by Alfred Wainwright - Marvellous coverage! Many thanks for this.
  • @curtiso779
    I love how Eric Robson is wearing a tie. Loved this documentary!
  • @alpinewonders
    AWFN10EMNX... a reference to a well known 2 Ronnies sketch Enjoyed this. I don`t need a telly over here. I`m quite happy looking back on my youth through Youtube uploads like this. Thanks
  • @andyhenshaw9323
    Walked them many times with the boys brigade brings back many happy memories
  • He were right enough even though he were ftom Blackburn. I have a few of his books.
  • @JH-ne7mr
    I wish the traffic on the M6 looked like that these days!
  • @roywilding3039
    I once read a book by a bloke with the same name,his wife left him after thirty years and he had nothing to do with his son.Made a packet and bought his single parent mother a radio as a thank you,,to end it all he wanted experiments to be carried out on prisoners instead of animals,who he left all his money to.It can't be the same person, looking at coast to coast I wouldn't want to do it, you'd end up with trench foot.Give me the Welsh valleys any day.