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The stove is thr bushbox XL, linked on the description 🙂

Really glad it was helpful 😁

Yes truly stunning and hilly 🥵 but such an epic place for cycling

Thank you, really chuffed you liked it. Did you know they would be visible? They were really beautiful to witness weren't they🌌

@@joshandsarahride Yes, brilliant! No, we just stepped outside by chance and were chatting when we started to notice them!x

We have a battery pack for smaller trips. But now we're planning a world ride we will have a new set up and new way of charging that we will reveal all when we reveal the bikes. We have also used a solar charger and dynamo attachments at times with varying levels of success.

Yes it is. good spot! 🙂

Thank so much 😁 it really is a beautiful part of the world, which area did you grow up in? Enjoy your dip in windermere this summer💦

I grew up in Windermere, an idyllic childhood 😊

Oh wow really? 😮 I had no idea so that is really amazing! Thanks for sharing. How often in a year do you see them? 🌌

@@joshandsarahrideVery often. Most evenings in the winter when it is dark.

Thank you for your support. It truly was a stunning day to be out on the bikes, couldn't of asked for a better day for a day of swims 🙂 The northern lights were the really icing on the cake!

😅 maybe I've just gotten used to it but I don't feel it rains that much. Clearly my expectations have changed!

Thanks! No we're both riding surly Trolls that are not electric 🙂

@@joshandsarahride That’s awesome❣️

Thanks so much! Hope you'll be sticking around for all the future adventures to come🚲🌏

Did you have a favourite swim spot out of them all Max? It's a really special and beautiful place. Feels so amazing to have these natural places to swim in💦

Yes Derwent Water was my favourite - the hills had mist hanging over them and it was so quiet and peaceful. Would love to live closer to these amazing swim spots. Nothing like them where I live 😀

Yes I think we came across this fact, what a conundrum 🤯 and we thought it would be an easy question to answer 😅 yes I think the Lakes are beat enjoyed out of season when they're a little quieter and as you say the colours in autumn are just amazing! Thank you, really glad you liked it 😊

Thanks so much 😁

Usually, but this isn't the case in the Lake District we learnt 😅

Is that true? Because if so I've got myself a new triva question 😅 what is the difference between a loch and a lake then?

@@joshandsarahride 100% true! But I have absolutely no idea why.

I completely agree, such a special way to explore, especially on days like this. Yes that was some down hill 😅

I must admit I didn't know who she is and had to Google her. But she is a beautiful woman so I'll take that 😅 really glad you liked the video 🙂

Ah wow! Thank you 😁

Really glad you liked it, thank you 😊

Thank you 🙂

Well we are getting new bikes...🤔👀

I know! We had no idea and definitely gave us the final boost we needed 😊

😂thanks! Some were warmer than others

I like to think so 🙂🚲

Unfortunately this is becoming more common, windermere, the largest of the lakes in the Lakes districts is no longer considered clean. These ones I think atw consider more ecologically sound. What is it like in minnesota? Are the lakes considered clean?

@@joshandsarahride yes our lakes are very clean, statewide. There are some lakes around the Twin Cities that probably aren't as clean as the outlying lakes. Alot of our lakes are glacial..we have great fishing and the Walleye Pike is our state fish..excellent eating. After watching some of your bike trips, I needed a nap!

😅possibly! Felt like all the miles and incline that added to it!

Thanks so much 😁

Yes this the one that actually is different, thank you! 🏞

sorry widermere

The clue is in the name, it's a mere.

But it is in fact a lake! The largest in the Lake District infact 🏞

Windermere is also a town! To add to the confusion it is about 1.5 miles from the lake. The town by the lake is Bowness on Windermere. It’s all the fault of the railway which ended here. It was meant to continue into Ambleside but objectors and cost stopped it. So that people would know where they were when they got off the train they called it Windermere except it’s not! I live there and frequently get asked by visitors , “where is the lake?”

Thanks 😅

Thank you so much 😁

Ah another to add to the list of places names we pronounced wrong 😅 thank you, that makes sense as there no "e"! 🙈 thank you, I completely agree. Really love exploring thr lakes and cherishing our time here

Ah curious 🤔 I wonder if the English mere comes from Dutch culture as its all to do with the time period they were name it turns out 😅

@@joshandsarahride Lake comes from Old French. Water and Mere are both from Old English but from different waves of Anglo-Saxon settlers to the area. Or maybe via the vikings too? ANyway, it's the same reason Torpenhow Hill* means Hill Hill Hill Hill.

* It's not actually called Torpenhow Hill but why spoil a good story with the technical truth :)