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Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk
Season 1 • Episode 1 • St. Bee's Head to Haweswater
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Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk Season 1, Episode 1: St. Bee's Head to Haweswater
The first 50 miles lie in AW's beloved Lakeland beneath the shadows of Pillar, Great Gable and Haystacks, along Grisedale, and by the shores of Haweswater. "It is," says Wainwright, "a country walk of the sort that enthusiasts for the hills indulge in every weekend. It's just a bit longer than most, that's all." Watch Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk Season 1, Episode 1 St. Bee's Head to Haweswater in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk Season 1, Episode 1 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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St. Bee's Head to Haweswater
The first 50 miles lie in AW's beloved Lakeland beneath the shadows of Pillar, Great Gable and Haystacks, along Grisedale, and by the shores of Haweswater. "It is," says Wainwright, "a country walk of the sort that enthusiasts for the hills indulge in every weekend. It's just a bit longer than most, that's all."
30 min
Shap Abbey to Keld
The 35 miles to Keld couldn't be more of a contrast with the Lake District, but Eric Robson discovers that, in AW's company, they're walking through more than 2,000 years of history. In doing so, they cross the Pennine watershed to enter Swaledale—first visited by Wainwright more than 50 years ago, and still his favourite Yorkshire dale.
29 min
Gunnerside to Danby Wiske
"Anyone who wanders on the moors soon finds himself in a graphic scene of industrial decay that simply cannot be passed unnoticed. Swaledale has a long history of mining—and that history has come to a full stop." Yet all is not sadness as Wainwright takes Eric Robson to the typically English market town of Richmond then on to a public house to make good a rare inaccuracy in his famous guide book.
29 min
Mount Grace Priory to Robin Hood's Bay
The final stage of Wainwright's creation is a fitting climax: savouring the still beauty of the North York Moors, he tells Eric Robson of his love for this countryside, and of the mixture of elation and sadness that marks their arrival on the east coast.
27 min