Right back on again it's some people by. Now if you look up there and see the parade track come interview in a minute. White diggers a bit sunny now there's a parade track there. If you follow that in a minute that takes you back to Tiniens Farm and away back to Pinyu Slighting Shedder. I've asked the way you want to go. In my case I'm heading across the area of Atastan in Beauty following the track very much like this one. I think at times it will be very narrow and it won't be that long to be harvest this. But they did maybe they don't do every year. They might not harvest every year. First I'm going to ever see them harvest last year. They cut all the brick and down and put it into bells. It's a big troop of hikers coming. People staying out at the hostel place where all the young people get to stay and explore. These beautiful hills. The black downed hills. Parts of which were used during World War II to fall the Germans. Blow up aeropanes but look like real ones were put up here. They also had some first-of-year port. They also had big lights. They put on the top to distract the Germans. There we have found and come again. Over there a big geological feature. Not as big as Cheddar. Of course I'm talking a little bit for other people who do like to have a bit of a narration. I always say if you don't want to hear the narration you just turn the volume down. But then you wouldn't hear the birds and the insects and stuff like that. So names for all the different gullies and valleys around here. I've been up through there before now. That's another way up you can go. We've come quite away. I'm just going to check the time. We arrived at 7.30am about half-9ish. Walk to Cheddar. Walk to Robera for area. And it is now. It looks like eight minutes past 12. I've been on the go now already for nearly three hours. Not quite. I've said good to in half. This track is not straight across. If you go up there on a track at the top there, it's more straight across. But with this one it's up and down. Up little valleys down them. Makes it interesting. But of course in the summer with all these tall ferns you don't get to see a lot. But I said they harvest again. They've come back really well. The pruning of them all share really help their growth and strength. What we do we go up and down. I know there is a track. If you want to get up to one of the higher lanes there is a track. It takes you up there. But I'm not going to do that. I'm going to keep to this little track going down here. It's interesting to see it at different times of the year by the way. There's a little bit more of Burnt and Coom over there. Let's start over there. I have been up there. Down in the valley there will be quite a busy road. A B-road but still quite busy. Of course you get groups of students staying at a charter house. It's called a residential place. Some of my grandchildren and even my children have been there during school geography trips. They used to call them in the past. They look lovely to you there. It's good to see the hills at different times because you get a completely different image and perspective. We should be reaching a stream in a minute. I've normally walked the reverse going the other way. I have done it this way as well but I always seem to do it the other way round for some reason. If you think about the time now and I said it was just after 12 and that's taken me three hours, I always say it takes me three hours to get from Robeur Fort back to Cheddar. That's the direct route. This is indirect. I've got in theory just under six hours of walking. Otherwise I miss the bus. Here we go. It's all dried up. I can't believe it. This is normally an idyllic stream. There's no water. First time I've seen it empty like this. Where is all the water going? We're in drought conditions apparently. I'm imagining that the actual reservoir will be really, really low. This is normally a flowing stream and it's absolutely dead. We're supposed to be having a storm tomorrow. Of course what happens then it just runs off the land really. How are your coping trees? Good job you're in a valley isn't it? There is a track over there which I've never followed. I'm not going up though. I'm staying on the lower path. I'm going to turn off on this bit to come pictures. Who knows. You You