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DocColVideo
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I create fabulous videos with my DJI mini 4 Pro drone. I love to capture historical and naturistic content from unusual angles and talk about the beautiful places I've visited along the way. Join me in my adventure and see the world from a different perspective. 🤗
PIease consider subscribing to my channel, give my videos the a thumbs up 👍 if you like them and perhaps leave a Comment as it all helps to support and develop my channel. ❤️
Fully qualified UAS Pilot with A2 CofC and £5m Liability Insurance.
I'm a husband, father, and an overly proud grandad......! One life, Live it, Love it!
PIease consider subscribing to my channel, give my videos the a thumbs up 👍 if you like them and perhaps leave a Comment as it all helps to support and develop my channel. ❤️
Fully qualified UAS Pilot with A2 CofC and £5m Liability Insurance.
I'm a husband, father, and an overly proud grandad......! One life, Live it, Love it!
Whitby Abbey & Harbour Unveiled: A Narrated History with Stunning DJI Drone footage on Halloweens'
ARE THE SECRETS OF WHITBY HARBOUR AND ABBEY on ALL HALLOWS' EVE; IS IT SCARY, YOU DECIDE!
At the heart of Whitby, lies its vibrant harbour that has developed over centuries, with human intervention building upon the natural estuary of the River Esk. Uniquely, the harbour mouth faces north, and its piers stretch east and west, creating one of the few UK spots where the sun rises and sets over the sea in summer.
The West Pier, accessible through an ornamental gate, commemorating Whitby’s seafaring tradition, has a scenic route that leads to the 80-foot-high lighthouse. You walk past capstans and mooring posts reminiscent of historic ship handling, evoking a time when ships were manually ‘warped’ or hauled into and out of the harbour by human effort. Local maritime character is enhanced by vessels like the Grand Turk, an old lifeboat, and a replica of Captain Cook’s Endeavour, which are frequently moored nearby.
Historically, Whitby’s location made it accessible mainly by sea due to the challenging North York Moors. Its natural harbour provided a safe haven along a dangerous 100-mile coastline between the rivers Tees and Humber. By the 1300s, traders from across Europe were visiting Whitby, primarily due to its famous abbey and its lucrative salt herring export. The abbey itself, founded in the 7th century, thrived until it was dissolved under Henry VIII. Its ruins later inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula, and they remain a landmark maintained by English Heritage.
The harbour was Whitby’s lifeline. People often said, “the only road to Whitby is the sea,” due to the challenges posed by the surrounding North York Moors until the first turnpike road was established in 1764. Unlike other towns that developed around a market square, Whitby’s heart has always been its harbour. The bottle-shaped estuary of the River Esk provided the only natural harbour along the 100-mile stretch of perilous coastline between the rivers Tees and Humber. By the early 1300s, merchants from overseas were regularly visiting Whitby to trade with its prosperous abbey. Over time, the harbour was expanded with quays, a bridge, and a pier to shield it from the North Sea. Salt herring was the main export, while imported goods included wine and supplies for the abbey. Notably, coal was shipped to the abbey from Sunderland as early as 1392, marking the beginning of a trade that would later drive Whitby’s prosperity.
Whitby Abbey itself, founded as a Christian monastery in the 7th century and later a Benedictine abbey, was a prominent center within the medieval Northumbrian kingdom, situated on the East Cliff above Whitby, it had flourished for centuries as a center of learning. However, the abbey and its assets were seized by the crown during the Dissolution of the Monasteries and was eventually destroyed by Henry VIII in 1540. Since then, the abbey’s ruins have served as a navigational landmark for sailors.
Soon after it’s destruction it was acquired by Sir Richard Cholmley and remained in his family’s possession until eventually passing to the Strickland family, who in turn transferred it to the UK government in 1920. Now managed by English Heritage, the ruins have endured, even surviving considerable damage in December 1914 when German battlecruisers shelled it during a raid that also targeted Scarborough and Hartlepool. The attack, aimed at the Coastguard Station, caused significant damage to the abbey buildings in a brief ten-minute assault.
Today, Whitby’s harbour and abbey ruins continue to draw visitors, celebrating the town’s rich maritime and cultural history.
MUSIC
Come Back Home and Believe in Love by Serge Pavkin.
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If you liked this video I have many more on my TH-cam Channel @DocColVideo so please consider subscribing, it's free, & helps with my channel development. Also if you enjoyed this particular video why not hit the like & the notification buttons. Cheers!
At the heart of Whitby, lies its vibrant harbour that has developed over centuries, with human intervention building upon the natural estuary of the River Esk. Uniquely, the harbour mouth faces north, and its piers stretch east and west, creating one of the few UK spots where the sun rises and sets over the sea in summer.
The West Pier, accessible through an ornamental gate, commemorating Whitby’s seafaring tradition, has a scenic route that leads to the 80-foot-high lighthouse. You walk past capstans and mooring posts reminiscent of historic ship handling, evoking a time when ships were manually ‘warped’ or hauled into and out of the harbour by human effort. Local maritime character is enhanced by vessels like the Grand Turk, an old lifeboat, and a replica of Captain Cook’s Endeavour, which are frequently moored nearby.
Historically, Whitby’s location made it accessible mainly by sea due to the challenging North York Moors. Its natural harbour provided a safe haven along a dangerous 100-mile coastline between the rivers Tees and Humber. By the 1300s, traders from across Europe were visiting Whitby, primarily due to its famous abbey and its lucrative salt herring export. The abbey itself, founded in the 7th century, thrived until it was dissolved under Henry VIII. Its ruins later inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula, and they remain a landmark maintained by English Heritage.
The harbour was Whitby’s lifeline. People often said, “the only road to Whitby is the sea,” due to the challenges posed by the surrounding North York Moors until the first turnpike road was established in 1764. Unlike other towns that developed around a market square, Whitby’s heart has always been its harbour. The bottle-shaped estuary of the River Esk provided the only natural harbour along the 100-mile stretch of perilous coastline between the rivers Tees and Humber. By the early 1300s, merchants from overseas were regularly visiting Whitby to trade with its prosperous abbey. Over time, the harbour was expanded with quays, a bridge, and a pier to shield it from the North Sea. Salt herring was the main export, while imported goods included wine and supplies for the abbey. Notably, coal was shipped to the abbey from Sunderland as early as 1392, marking the beginning of a trade that would later drive Whitby’s prosperity.
Whitby Abbey itself, founded as a Christian monastery in the 7th century and later a Benedictine abbey, was a prominent center within the medieval Northumbrian kingdom, situated on the East Cliff above Whitby, it had flourished for centuries as a center of learning. However, the abbey and its assets were seized by the crown during the Dissolution of the Monasteries and was eventually destroyed by Henry VIII in 1540. Since then, the abbey’s ruins have served as a navigational landmark for sailors.
Soon after it’s destruction it was acquired by Sir Richard Cholmley and remained in his family’s possession until eventually passing to the Strickland family, who in turn transferred it to the UK government in 1920. Now managed by English Heritage, the ruins have endured, even surviving considerable damage in December 1914 when German battlecruisers shelled it during a raid that also targeted Scarborough and Hartlepool. The attack, aimed at the Coastguard Station, caused significant damage to the abbey buildings in a brief ten-minute assault.
Today, Whitby’s harbour and abbey ruins continue to draw visitors, celebrating the town’s rich maritime and cultural history.
MUSIC
Come Back Home and Believe in Love by Serge Pavkin.
THE CHANNEL
If you liked this video I have many more on my TH-cam Channel @DocColVideo so please consider subscribing, it's free, & helps with my channel development. Also if you enjoyed this particular video why not hit the like & the notification buttons. Cheers!
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Nice video Col. Love Whitby.
@@ColRose Cheers, Col, me too. 🫶
Excellent video my friend 😊 really enjoyed that 👍👍
Thank you, Sneaky, that's much appreciated, matey. 🤗
Hi Doc, just commented on your Chatsworth video - thanks for your reply. This is just magic footage. You’re obviously a skilled and experienced pilot. And I’m sorry to be boring and technical, but I’d love to fly like this but am terrified of the line of sight rules. I know the castle and surrounding area well, and imagine it’s a massive challenge to get close to it with a drone from any location and still have line of sight. Obviously where you launched from doesn’t allow you to get over the castle as it’s about half a mile away from there, so I see you stayed quite far back. Some flyers told me that with a sub 250 gram drone it’s generally ok to fly to 500 metres, but I thought that was doubtful. Others have said it’s more like 80-100 especially if it’s overcast. What do you think? Also, because Belvoir is high up - it’s about a 140 metre elevation from sea level - there’s height and distance impediments to line of sight. What’s the best way to understand this? Thanks so much. Glad to have found your channel.
@Bob-y7c2l Thanks . It's best to have spotters to help, and editing gives a different perspective to things (you can TOAL halfway and go back before coming fwd and zoom in etc. You can't see it from the one side, so I used the open side and stayed under 120m from TOAL point (the max I set my drone at). Don't use Sea Level (I was 84m ASL at take off anyway). You can go higher from TOAL in the UK under CAA rules as long as you do not exceed 120m AGL from the surface it's travelling over.
Amazing video - and lovely, informative commentary. How were you able to do this? I was told that the management of this huge estate have a very strict no drone policy on their land. Or did you get permission?
@Bob-y7c2l Hi Bob. Thanks. I TOAL in a few places all on public paths or side of roads and had 3 spotters. I followed the drone code, kept away from crowds, and would have just left if approached. 🤗
@@DocColVideo You mean you didn't announce it to everyone to provoke a reaction? That video is how it should be done - go there - fly - and 999/1000 nobody will even notice. Nice vid and narration.
@StevieProton Thanks Stevie, right on! 🤗
I've been here Col, yes it's a great place which you've captured beautifully here 👏👏
Thank you, Steve, glad you enjoyed it. Your comments are always welcome matey. 🤗
Amazing 🤩
@@Flyingramses Thx Simon. 🤗
Amazing drone footage of Whitby's haunted history! 🎃✨📸 Your new friends Stay Connected 🤝
@moonnixwalks Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. 🤗
Fabulous, I live in Purton and walk past the church every day, hope to fly there one day when I have a few hours of flying under my belt 😁
@Flyingramses Small World, isn't it! My bruv lives a few miles away in Cricklade. The church was very drone friendly, and I talked with Libby, a volunteer there, while I filmed. Parked in the Layby opposite, and the Pear Tree and Purton Hall are just over the hedgerows. 👍
Excellent video 😍👍
@jimthorleydronefootage Cheers Jim. 😉🤗
Fabulous video, well done. Did you use any lens filters for the drone footage?
Thanks, matey. Yes, I always use an ND filter to obtain the 180 rule. In this case an ND32, but TBH, I could have used an ND64. It was a 50/50 choice as half way between the two. 🤗
@ fab, thanks for that, I am very much a newbie, just got my Mini 4 Pro 😁
@@Flyingramses you'll love it, a brilliant little piece of engineering. 👌
Just added to the 11th Dec mate if that’s ok please 🙏🏻
Absolutely Tony, and thank you, matey. 🫶
Once again a well made video with wonderful footage. It's so beautiful there. It was very interesting to watch. Many greetings 😀
@JGucka Thank you, matey, really pleased you enjoyed it my friend. 🤗
Great shots Thank you for your impressions, well done 👍🏻 The shots turned out very varied, thank you for sharing. Greetings Semare 🇨🇭
@semare_on_tour Thank you, Semare, your comments and support is always welcome. 🤗
Another mncre video. Lover the narration.
@SteveJenness Thanks, Steve, much appreciated. 🤗
love whitby been here many times nice shots mate 👍
@mavicairflyeruk Cheers, matey. It was my first time there, but definitely not my last. 🤗
Brilliant Colin very indepth enjoyed the history on this was fascinating the opening shot of the harbour and Abbey was stunning buddy Brilliant job on this 👏👏🎥👍
@jimthorleydronefootage Cheers Jim, much appreciated mate. The edit was a challenge as the sun direction was affecting the shots but did the best I could. 🤗
Great video Colin. Thanks for sharing. I love the drone shot transitioning from the sea to Whitby Abbey.
Cheers Paul. Yes, I enjoyed doing the sea to the Abbey reveal. Perhaps a bit long but was trying not to gimbal up with a jerk (although my bruv was standing right next to me as a spotter! 🤣). Joking of course.
What a beautiful day to visit Whitby. We had a holiday there a few years back. It really is stunning with so much to see. You have captured it so well and fantastic narration. Hope your week is going well. Best wishes Dave and Dawn ❤️
@inbetween-days Thank you guys, always a pleasure to hear your thoughts. Was on a walking holiday, but had to visit this fabulous place, and the cream teas there were ace! As for the narration, at least I got it right in the edit! 🤣🤣
Fabulous footage and narration. Lovely video Col. 👌❤
@@ladyintheskyuk Thanks, Yvonne. Was a bit unsure about it, as the editing was a mare for the drone shots. Total bleach in one direction (even with an ND filter) and jet black in the other! 😆
Weather gods were with you yet again I see. Nice video again too 👍🏻
@Qwackers-video Thanks, Mark. We always go to Yorkshire, or the Lakes, on our wed anniversary, and this was the 1st time in about 5 yrs that it didn't pelt it down with rain all week, and it was more like June! Lucky, lucky. 🤗
Whitby is a fabulous place to visit and the Abbey is awesome. See it in the full video in all its glory along with the harbour on my channel @DocColVideo 🤗
Brilliant mate 👏👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it, Jason.
Stunning this Col, Whitby is such a lovely place and those views are impressive! Perfectly captured mate, top editing and music ! Big like buddy! 👍
Many thanks, Jason. Was a hard one to edit alright, with the contrast in lighting with the bright sun and shade in the same clip! Thx for the comments as always. 🤗
@ I bet it was mate, you’ve done a cracking job though looks brilliant ! Is difficult when the suns bright isn’t it! You’re welcome mate, always a great watch 👌👍
Amazing video Col. Love the history of this beautiful place.
@Clearviewdroneshots Thanks, Col. It is a great place to visit alright, and we were so lucky with the weather too. 🤗
Nice 😎
@@Relentlessiam Thanks 🤗
Stunning shot
Cheers Johnny. 🤗
Nicely done, great smooth footage, nice historic narration, colours are stunning... lovely :)
@@albiondrones Wow, cheers Suzanne. Colour grading the different light shades I had was a mare! 🤣
@@DocColVideo yup, I know that one, you did a good job, if you hadn't said then I wouldn't have noticed ;)
Visited Whitby on the day before Halloween. Weather was awesome and there is so much to film. Loved it. ❤
Very cool share ! Thank you, enjoyed the full watch :)
Cheers matey. Thanks for the like. 🤗
Wow! Amazing share, beautiful place :) Enjoyed full watch 👍
@walkingabe Thank you for your kind comments ans support, Abe. Really appreciate it. 🤗
Ich verfolge gerne die Videos, die Sie machen, und aus diesem Grund wünsche ich Ihnen eine gute Woche
Thank you very much for following my channel. Makes it all worthwhile when you get a like and kind comments. Cheers ❤️
Beautiful and very interesting , many thanks for sharing my friend , have a wonderful day !25
@@karimedinburgh Thank you, I'm glad you liked it.🤗
Beautiful and very interesting , many thanks for sharing my friend , have a wonderful day !19
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🤗
Another amazing video. And stunning location
Cheers, matey Glad you enjoyed it. Makes it worthwhile 🫶
Great work 👏 Nicely captured with interesting narration. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Paul. Glad you enjoyed it mate Thanks for commenting too. 🤗
Loved this one would love to visit 😍
@jimthorleydronefootage Thanks, Jim. 🤗
I've passed Chatsworth House many times on walks through the Peaks. It is a wonderful historic building well worth a visit. Enjoy the full video @DocColVideo
nice shots mate well done 👍
@mavicairflyeruk Thank you, glad you liked it. 🤗
Lovely work again mate stunning location and a great bit of flying
@@johnnymac26 Cheers,Johnny, glad you enjoyed it mate. 🤗
This is brilliantly done Colin. The colours and views are perfect, the storyboard works wonderfully, and the boss at the end capped it off!
@starshipwonaprize-dronevideos Thanks Paul. Really glad you liked it. I'll tell the boss, what you said, she'll love that, and yes, totally true! 😵💫
Beautiful building and place. Great video and well narrated as always. Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it Simon, thanks for the kind comments too. 🤭
What a majestic place. Wow. Fantastic video capturing beauty and elegance. Very interesting history. Great narration. Wonderful flight. 👌 ❤
@ladyintheskyuk Thank you so much, Yvonne. I guess it's why it's got the best house gong a few times.... for it's elegance, not my vid! 😆🤣
Looks good castle next on my to do list hopefully next week or so
@DroneAJKnights Sure is. Best go past the entrance where the land is open, and has uninterrupted views. 👍
Love this. One of our favourite places. Beautifully filmed and great narration. The house and grounds are stunning. Best wishes Dave and Dawn ❤️
@inbetween-days Thanks, guys. Been past it many times on walks, but there were no crowds this day.
Enjoyed that. Personally never been in but have driven past it a few times. Great drone footage.
@paulradford6902 Thanks Paul, much appreciated. 👍
Did you have any issues from the Estate with flying over?
@paulradford6902 Nah, a Ninja me, Paul! 🤣🤣 I had 3 spotters, and 2 of them were looking out for security! 😆 I took off twice, (both on a public path/road) with a big time and distance gap between them while I waited for the punters to thin out, and drag the missus out of the market shops there! Done loads of circular walks on, or around, the estate and was only stopped once, cus there was a fair on. I showed the big guy at the gate our route on our OS map and said if he didn't let us through, we'd have another 12k to get back to the car! Missus, batted her eyelids at him and he caved in, and let us through. 🤣🤣
@@DocColVideo nice one. Might have to take my Mini 3 there and see what I can get.
Outstanding Col! I actually saw chatswoeth house on the tv the other day and thought what a lovely place! You have captured it beautifully, great music and flight ! Loved it mate , well done 👌👏👏👏
@Drone.vision Thanks Jason, much appreciated mate. 🤗
@ absolute pleasure mate, joy to watch that 👌👍
Superb flying and narration Colin, spot on with the history of Chatsworth house, some very nice stills to accompany your video, well done another great addition to your channel 👏👍😎
@Steve53 Thank you Steve, much appreciated matey. 🤗
Brilliant video very educational 👍🏻
@HS2skyviewwarwickshire Thank you, glad you liked it. 🤗