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@@davidharle952 I went every day with no luck. Then I thought, “hang on a minute, it’ll be dark sooner when the clocks change”. So, I got lucky. There was only one section lit but they came in as I got closer. It’s a pity it was only half of the huge new greenhouse.

@@davidharle952 Yes. The miners were brought over by Elizabeth I because they had specialised knowledge to smelt the ore. The schoolhouse is the little extension on the side of the church.

@@sneakysweeno Thanks. I just need some nice weather to continue with my “shopping list” of flights.

@StevieProton same here! So many places to go and not enough nice days 😄👍

Thanks. The shots aren't as aligned as I would have liked but the original photos were taken from an aircraft flying higher than I am allowed to go with the drone. So, the angle isn't quite right but they do give a sense of the changes, or lack of, over the years. I've got a different one coming next week hopefully, which shows an even greater change to the landscape.

@@howiek3433 Perfect drone music.

@@sneakysweeno Thanks. I’ve got another one coming out in the next couple of weeks with a bigger transformation.

@@davidharle952 I didn’t buy a drone in 1929. I’ve got a TARDIS and a hot air balloon.

@@davidharle952 I’ve got another video nearly ready with an even greater transformation.

@@StevieProton Looking forward to it, oh I wasn't suggesting you were old. lol.

@@davidharle952 If I’m old, so are you. We’re the same age.

@@StevieProton I'm not old, I'm an ancient relic, the history museum wants to put me on display. And that's how I feel as well.

@@leehurst6922 Most of them are from aircraft and some were from early microlights. That’s why it’s difficult to get an exact alignment because they would be flying at more than 400 feet.

@@mdsaddamtech Thanks. I’m not into self promotion, so I’m not a “please like and subscribe” person. I make my videos as a hobby so I can show my friends and family the area I live in. Onwards to the next one.

@@ladyintheskyuk Thanks, Yvonne. I changed my name from zigzagsox to Stevie Proton to match my FB identity. That was my 200th video.

@@ladyintheskyuk Are you mad? The Council, National Rail, the Harbour Commissioners, The Environment Agency and our M.P. have been investigating it for the last two years. Their investigation has concluded “we don’t know”. The only obvious source is the culvert that pours in at the north east corner but, nobody knows where that water comes from and it’s been there for decades. We might find out one of these days.

@@ladyintheskyuk I think there’s a problem with the owner and who’s gonna pay for the repairs. It was a waypoint flight and the drone was flying itself. When I saw all birds I just hoped the next view wasn’t a spiral down to the river. A lucky escape again.

@@jimmycburfield5997 That one was a while ago. I’d almost forgotten about it.

Thanks. I was there for my cousin's wedding. So, I just took the opportunity to have a fly around.

@@theboy-uk Aira Force is nestled in the trees, so it’s not really drone friendly. Plus, too many tourists about.

@@davidharle952 Well, The Dragon is away next week and my new bike is in the back of my car. So, I just need some dry weather for a week and I’m all set.

@@davidharle952 The drone was on autopilot, so I just shut my eyes and waited for the splash.

New underwear needed after that one.

@@StevieProton LOL, yes!

@@theboy-uk Nobody knows. Lots of people have theories about it. The reddish colour would seem to indicate that it’s iron ore based. But, nobody knows where it’s from and how it gets here. It’s been tested and isn’t toxic but it’s starting to stain the boats that are moored there long term. One theory is that it’s coming from old mines and is being routed to the harbour due to the railway tunnel that goes under the town. So, Network Rail are involved along with the Environment Agency, plus the Harbour Commissioners and anybody else who thinks they can solve the problem. It’s been there over a year and all the headless chickens are getting nowhere.

@@StevieProton Weird, yet fascinating, as its only that one part that seems to be impacted. Great vid by the way, and the day/night transition was epic.

@@theboy-ukYeh, it looks like the inflow pipe in the corner is the source, but when the tide goes in and out the lock gates are closed during low tide and the water is fairly stagnant. Before the lock gates were installed the boats would all rest on the mud during low tide.

@@StevieProton 👍, thanks for info. Not seen many issues with stagnant water in other places with lock gates, but maybe this pollution/mineral/whatever highlights it more.

Yes, two waypoint flights. One at 2pm and one at 11pm. Then I use a grid on an adjustment layer. As long as the height, angle, and gimbal angle are the same I do a bit of fine frame adjustment along with a reduction of the opacity to align both videos together.

No, not me. I was down on the path from the Wasdale Head Inn up the valley. I have walked up Kirk Fell on that path - it's steep and brutal.

This Mosedale is one of many. It's up at the top of the Wasdale Valley. Ritson's Force is named after Will Ritson the long time landlord of the Wasdale Head Inn and reputed "World's Biggest Liar"

@@StevieProton Ah, wrong Mosedale, LOL. So this is the valley up from the NT carpark at the very end of the road?

@@theboy-uk Yeh. That’s the one. Turn left at the Inn.

@@StevieProton Yup, got it now, can follow your vid on Google Maps now :)

@@ladyintheskyuk I’m gonna start on my “to do” list on Saturday. I’ve got a full weeks worth just waiting for me.

@@KokowaSarunoKuniDesu Because my YT channel isn’t monetised I’m not making money using someone else’s talent. So, most artists allow that. It’s free publicity for them. So, no copyright strikes.

@StevieProton I'm in the same boat. Though I have had Copyright strikes from things I posted. I also get Copyright 'claims' from people who offer 'free' music sources, but these are usually allowed, and so not struck.

Where did you stay? Keswick Show was cancelled coz the field used for parking was six inches deep in water. All the local campsites have been closed and all bookings cancelled.

@@StevieProton Overlooking those fields, though slightly elevated up the base of Skiddaw.

@@theboy-uk Was it Lyzzick Hall?

@@StevieProton Milbeck

@@theboy-uk I’ve just done somebody’s family tree whose ancestors farmed at Millbeck.

@@davidharle952 Yesterday.

@@StevieProton Been blowing a gale in Aspatria.

@@ladyintheskyuk Thanks. It doesn’t look that involved but it took a bit of planning to fly and then sort out six videos.

I like quarries but they do appear to be an eyesore when they're in production. Although, a lot of them make really interesting places for wildlife after they revert back to "nature".

There are a few reasons the house hasn't been cleaned. The cost is one. 😮. £££££££££££. The house is more than 300 years old, 400 in some parts and seen better days, so to clean the stone would likely damage it more. Besides this yes, Wentworth Woodhouse was quite literally built on coal and the wealth from the local coal mines on the estate, so the black dirt is a part of it's history and we love it. ❤ We don't want it cleaning 😊

Yeh, I parked at Bowness Knott and cruised up to Black Sail gate on my eBike. It's 8 kilometres and a nice quiet bit of forestry road. No cars and I saw less than ten people all day. Just how I like it - no tourists. The worst bit is the road from Croasdale down to Bowness Knott - very narrow and lotsa bends. Once you get to the Forest England carpark the road is barriered off, so you only see the odd car going to the field centre or an odd Forest England or National Trust van. Although, all the ones I saw were just parked up and empty.