00:26I wish I couldn't sleep, I ate alright, but I just couldn't sleep.
00:29The first night the knees were slobbing so much, so I started the second day pretty wasted really, shattered and
00:37dehydrated.
00:41How are you going Steve? Not too bad actually.
00:55Everybody having a good time?
00:57Oh yeah, the weather's been good.
00:59Yeah, the whole stomach is quite good for the moment and this morning after absolutely awful.
01:08Yeah, it would be nice to get this section and score off our pipe finished and then I feel like
01:11I'm actually sort of making progress.
01:15Anyway you keep going, well done.
01:16Alright.
01:17Well done guys.
01:19Yeah.
01:19Yeah.
01:23Yeah.
01:23It's another stop going to be set here.
01:34Early morning rise and shine, better move it down the line.
01:43A hundred miles until I reach my shore.
01:50Holding on just trying to steer, bitter shakes from last night's beer, too many miles until I hit my shore.
02:12Well done.
02:13Yeah.
02:15Where are we Steve?
02:16Yeah, Schofield Pike.
02:18Highest mountain in England.
02:20There's no one up here, it's a bit odd.
02:23Quarter?
02:24Oh that's loads.
02:26Quarter's loads isn't it?
02:27Yeah.
02:28Nearly half.
02:31Great end next year.
02:33Great end next year.
02:35Great end next year.
02:35I was out with him again on the Sunday from Schofield Pike to Langdale.
02:39When we met him, he was obviously pretty tired.
02:42On the last hill that we were on with him going up Piper Bliscoe, he was complaining about being weary
02:48and tired and his feet were starting to hurt, his knees were hurting.
02:52And you think now, two days in, he's still got a long, long way to go.
02:56And I was pretty doubtful whether he was going to carry on and do it.
