Kelp and Fern

"What are you trying to prove!?"

Alan Bateson taking on the entirety of the Wales coast and Offas Dyke of 1000 miles+

This is the intro to Alan Batesons film - It's Never Too Late and you can watch this film right now on Youtube.

If you're new here to Kelp and Fern and wondering what all these posts are about fuelling and packets and waste.

I've actually spent the last 12 years as a trail, mountain and ultra-marathon photographer and documentary film-maker.

Self-funding the majority of the films you can find on the channel www.youtube.com/@kelpandfern

My aim is to make films for the rest of us, aiming to cover the people that the industry ignore (there is very little money to be made from us and why they focus on the pros and thus we get ignored)

I'm working on two films for release this year, one is being edited and the other will commence filming towards the end of the year. So make sure you subscribe to the Youtube channel if you haven't already.

These releases are literally months apart and they have been for years, unfortunately there isn't much I can do about this as they take so much time to edit after sometimes going through 10, even 20 hours of footage (depending on the documentary).

So I really appreciate everyones patience with the releases and most importantly the financial support that I get through donations and memberships on Youtube and Patreon, there aren't many of you, but they really do mean a lot and help tremendously!

Updates for the next film are imminent.

Thanks,

Martin

#trailrunning #walescoastpath #wales #ultramarathon #ultrarunner #trailrunner

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