Thats the first day over.

[crossroads]

Following on from my question about great walks, i visited hadrians wall, (because it was nearest to me), walked most of it and took loads of footage. From about 4.00 AM i was down at the wall to catch the sunrise and then enjoyed a nice long walk with the rest of the crew. Stopped for a break at 12.15 and then continued filming and walking until 3.48 pm. Just got in and wanted to thank everyone who contributed, i have all the places on paper and gave the rest of the crew directions. If anyone has any other places to go for a great walk in england and n irlenad please let me know. Can't be later than 2days time though because i won't be here, i'll be in the scottish hilands doing some filming, and then be traveling for a few weeks afterwards. If you do know of anywere suitable for a great walk with great views or history and suitable for 9.00 tv, please let me know. Thanks.

[crossroads]

Oh, and i must just add, it was very sunny and stayed dry right through the day.

[B00]

bloody hell, helluva shlep from canada isn't it? That is where you said you lived before isn't it?

[bobtheturkey]

is the great wall of china an option if you go international? you can walk up the mournes over here in norn iron if your interested in that

[crossroads]

B00, that isnand is a holiday place, i rent it out when i'm not there. I recently went there on holiday when i posted.
Also bob, accorind to the contract the walks have got to be in the uk, otherwise they can't includse the footage and it means we don't get paid as much.

[bobtheturkey]

mounes is the uk crossroads, county down

[crossroads]

Also bob, the mournes would be a good place, i'll look into it.

[Gromit]

Loch Neagh in Northern Ireland, you should be able to take a nice stroll across that.

[crossroads]

Ah, there is also a mournes in N ireland.
Both would make a good filming spot.

[B00]

Ahhh yes, silly me, why didn't I think that your place in Canada might be a holiday place?

Gotta admire ya crossy, your stories are more holey than a vicars underwear ;-)

[crossroads]

Ah yes Gromit that would be a nice place to visit.

[crossroads]

Now, now B00, you don't know the truth till ya know the whole story.

[bobtheturkey]

yeah lough neagh as well never though of that

[sallywebb]

Did you really walk most of it ? cos it is 84 miles long, so I don't thing you could do that in a few hours, it took me 4 days and I do a lot of hill walking, come on please, how many ,iles did you really do ?

[B00]

Yes, im aware i'm like a dog with a bone here.....but.....

On the day you said you were living on an island off Canada, didn't you go to work an hour or so later? You normally work when you're on your jollies?

[China Doll]

When you walk along the promenade to the left of my Grandads you'll get to a little harboury section. There's no footpath there and you have to walk in the road. The water can come up quite high actually and there's very little by way of fencing, just bars with gaps in really.

It's a really nice walk at night.

[crossroads]

Ok, sally, we walked about 10 miles then we drove about 20 miles in the jeep to get some motion shots, then walked another 8 miles and then we had to call it a day. Also a stupid woman tripped over the cable to the camera and the microphone and nearly pulled the camera and me down the hill.

[joko]

what production company are you with?

[sallywebb]

BOO i do believe it is what is commonly known as bullsh1t

[crossroads]

B00, when i went to work i basicly went to the internet caf� to work remotley as my laptop hasn't got remote desktop.

Also CD, were is this walk?

[B00]

*sigh* you do disapoint me crossy. Whatever happened to good old fashioned forum liars? At least they were consistant and actually made an effort with their porkies :-(