Moderate: a few ups and downs, the section requiring more effort than an easy section. For example, a section of 9 miles can require the amount of effort needed for 12 miles. In the finale, sports journalist Trent Crimm finally publishes the book he has been writing throughout the show, a history of AFC Richmond entitled The Richmond Way. Crimm used his access to the club's top brass to not only chronicle the Premier League team's past, but also to envision the future in which Ted Lasso's teachings will be used by his successor. But is this book for real? We require that you take out holiday insurance as Let’s Go Biking Ltd accepts no liability for the following:

We’ve just completed this walk, supported by Brigantes, who were very helpful. The standard of most of the accommodation was excellent, and all our baggage transfers went smoothly. The historic city of Lancaster, the bewitching beauty of the lower Lune Valley, the grandeur of the limestone country around the iconic mountains of Ingleborough and Whernside, the unbroken windswept moorlands and fells of the central Pennines, the magnificent countryside of the central and northern valleys of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the historically important town of Richmond - this unique area of Northern England is the inspiration for the Richmond Way, a 60.5 mile walk.

At Ingleton, renowned for its glens and waterfalls, the Richmond Way enters an upland landscape dominated by limestone. The route crosses Scales Moor en route to the head of Ribblesdale where it passes beneath the famous Ribblehead Viaduct. Just beyond Ribblehead, the Richmond Way adopts an old Roman Road which it follows to Wether Fell via Cam End and Dodd Fell Hill. The route reaches 590 metres (1935ft) at its highest point and for 10 exhilarating miles sustains a height above 305 metres (1000ft).

along the Lower Lune Valley, Ribblesdale, Wensleydale and Swaledale via Hornby, Ingleton, Ribblehead Viaduct, limestone country, Bainbridge, Askrigg, Castle Bolton and Grinton

In interviews with several publications, Coach Beard actor Brendan Hunt has said he’s not sure what the future holds for Ted Lasso. While this episode felt like a definitive end, meaning I would feel satisfied if there was no more Ted Lassoafter this, there were moments regarding AFC Richmond’s next chapter that gave us a glimpse into the future, and showed us the plans moving forward. Will we the viewers get to see these new developments flourish? I’m not sure, but either way, we know what will likely happen next. The guidebook describes the walk in seven sections broadly equating the areas sharing similar physical characteristics. While the book may not exist just yet, it’s wise to never say ‘never’ as Apple has yet to reveal any future marketing plans for the series.

Besides, even if those plans were discussed at some point, the ongoing WGA strike has surely put all those ideas to rest. Until the strike is over, Ted Lasso's writing team will not agree to waste their time on the book project, which would probably attract only a small number of dedicated fans. All these storylines, while completed in terms of the story told through the first three seasons, do leave the door open for more, and this point was especially true when it came to Rebecca and Keeley’s final scene. The PR legend showed the 51% club owner a plan for a women’s soccer team, and let me tell you I’m feeling all kinds of potential there. However, the route does cover some rugged terrain on Ingleborough, Howgills, Whernside and Ilkley Moor, so be prepared for bad weather, and make sure you can use a map and compass as it’s not well waymarked most of the way. Eventually, in the season 3 finale, Trent passed early copies of his book to Ted and Coach Beard, with it initially carrying The Lasso Way as its title. TedLasso season finale last night and I went and found my copy of legendary Coach John Wooden’s Pyramid of Success. It was on the wall behind Ted’s desk all 3 seasons but only mentioned a few episodes ago.

The walking tail then enters The Yorkshire Dales National Park and the famous dales of Raydale and Wensleydale, the largest of all the dales. Although the third season of Ted Lasso dropped the ball a bit, many people are still demanding a spin-off and even pressuring Apple to expand the series' universe by publishing a book featured in the show. So, depending on how much of an appetite there is among Ted Lasso fans, there’s always a chance that a real book under the name The Richmond Way may yet exist. Perhaps it could be a behind-the-scenes book that explores how the TV series was made. Judging from the reaction on social media, fans are certainly hoping for a real-life copy of The Richmond Way. After some initial hostility to the idea, particularly from Roy Kent, Trent has been welcomed into the AFC Richmond family and he’s been ever-present to get a full understanding of Ted and the players.

However, he added: “I think that we’ve set the table for all sorts of folks to get to watch the further telling of these stories. Again, I can’t help but take the question as flattery for what all of us that were working on the show have tried to do. It’s really kind of folks to even consider that because you never know what’s gonna happen when you make things. The fact that people want more, even if it’s a different avenue is lovely.” The Richmond Way begins at Lancaster Castle and is a 60 mile walk through the stunning scenery of Lune Valley, the moors and fells of the central Pennines and the Yorkshire Dales, ending at the stunning North Yorkshire town of Richmond in Swaledale. This guidebook provides clear, easy to follow route directions supported by 58 coloured maps dedicated to route navigation as well as practical information on facilities, such as accommodation and public transport, in the area through which the route passes. Features of historical, archaeological and geographical interest along the route are highlighted and captured in 167 colour photographs. Whether you are a newcomer to long distance walking or an experienced walker looking for a new trail with interesting dimensions you will find the Richmond Way a rewarding adventure.Apple has yet to reveal any marketing plans for the series. This has room for potential spin-offs or behind-the-scenes explorations of how the show was made. It’s not totally impossible for The Richmond Way to exist in the real world as later this year, Marvel is releasing a real version of Look Out For The Little Guy, Scott Lang’s autobiography as seen in Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania. One thing that is certain is, as predicted, Roy Kent became the new manager of the club. After a season of truly working to better himself, our favorite grumbly coach asked to join the Diamond Dogs, told Jamie they were friends, helped organize a group musical number, and went to Dr. Sharon for help. Talk about growth. Seeing Brett Goldstein’s character really come out of his shell has been truly moving, and these final moments of him reaching his full potential were empowering.