A trip up Peel Tower and Black puddings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2021
- In this video we visit The Peel monument a historic tower just outside the town of Bury home of the Black Pudding. The Peel monument was built on Holcombe hill near the town of Ramsbottom. It was built in 1852 after the death of and to celebrate Sir Robert Peel. Sir Robert Peel was the founder of the metropolitan police force in London. His law enforcers were called Peelers and later the Police force. We visit the famous Bury market and try out the local delicacy Black Pudding. But which topping to have. Then we go back to Holcombe Hill in Lancashire to look at the 128feet high historical Victorian English tower monument. A wonderful English historical landmark.
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The most English video I've ever seen! Peel Tower, black pudding, tea, and a pint down the pub. Oh, and a view of Manchester, too!
Thanks all 3 of you, great vid as usual 👍
Martin, I’m writing from the US to say that I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make them.
Congratulations for going out at the top. Now Martin you always looked good but now you look distinguished. Very nice indeed. Doesn’t make you look older. Loved the tower beautiful workmanship. Thanks for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care
Small world - we went to Bury market yesterday to get black puddings, and I used to help with the charity abseil for Rossendale and Pendle Mountain Rescue Team. There's never been a windless day on top of that tower chaps!
Grand video lads.
I was one of the scaffolders on the job for doing the renovation of Peel Monument back in the mid 80's.
I remember having to haul a bloody big hoist motor up the side of the tower and thinking to myself WTF. 🤣🤣
I lived just below the tower for ten years and never once got to see inside of it. Fascinating stuff!
I wasn't sure about the moustache, Martin. However, the full beard looks fab. From fit lad to handsome maaan.
It does age him a bit, bt it's not a bad look. Does the same to me, to be fair...
What a great way to spend an afternoon,. Cracking location, cracking weather and cracking company. Really enjoyed it, though nobody reminded me that I still had my Bluetooth headset in my ear! 😆
I had a feeling you were a ham radio guy. Signed, a former member of greater Manchester RAYNET
@@TheNapalmFTW Yes, though the headset was for my phone. There were some SOTA activations coming in on the way up. Alas, we had a listen before coming down and the 2m band had gone quiet. It would’ve been nice to have a few QSOs whilst at that location.
As a Bury lad, well Radcliffe, How interesting that video was. Been up there several times but it was always closed. But good to see that it is being ;looked after and in good condition. Well done Martin, Always, Always, English mustard on the Black pudding!
Driven up that hill in a Police Land Rover and parked where you did, must be about 1990. I was a serving officer at Bury, it was a privilege to work there after Salford. Mint sauce on a black pudding is new to me, I have Bury black pudding in the fridge guess what I am going to have with it. Your videos continue to make me think I should be returning from the south coast to live in the north west.
Your explores are so civilised Martin, Tea, the sign of a true Englishman!
Thanks Martin as always The Sir Robert Peel tower was very 🤔 Interesting
Awesome video. Thank you Martin, James and Phil
Ahh, my hometown 🥰 I used to work on Bury Market, lost count of the number of discarded black pudding skins I've slipped on! When we were kids we'd go collecting wimberries on Holcombe Hill, and as we got older we'd try and sneak into the Krypton Factor deathslide thing. I never got close as the Army always had the red flags up and chased us off 🤪 happy days 😃
My grandparents used to own Bank Top farm in the 80s and I remember lots of stories about the Krypton factor and the firing range. I'm fairly sure at least part of it was on their land. I live fairly local now (Rawtenstall) and am always up on Holcombe moor and around Peel tower on my bike. They sold the farm before I was really old enough to remember it, but it makes me happy to think I'm knocking about in their old stomping grounds. It's a beautiful part of the word that's for sure!
Thoroughly enjoyable trip up the tower. I do love Bury Market, but I've never tried black pudding with mint sauce or piccalilli. I'm going to try it next time I go to Bury Market.
Thanks to the three of you who made my Sunday evening so enjoyable.
@@ianhalsall-fox Mustard goes and also I like mine with tinned tomatoes.
Great video with spectacular views from the top of the tower. Thanks Martin, James and Phil. Reminds me of Castle Hill in Huddersfield, it was windy when we went up there a few years ago.
That was brilliant. There is so much history I don’t know anything about so thank you for educating me each vlog you do. Filming excellent despite the wind. Well done.
Another great adventure. What an interesting Tower and a tribute to the builders who must have endured extreme weather there. Very amusing a times. Thanks.
Awesome adventure Martin! Thank goodness for friends like Phil who got you inside. I noted the distance marker on the roof focused on Snaefel in the Isle of Man. I have been up to the top of Snaefel and it was just as windy there as at The Peel Tower.
Fantastic video, Martin, as always, great info and cinematography. Heads up to Phil for saving your legs walking all the way up there, and allowing you access to film. James is a superstar in the making, such a lovely guy, I could spend a day with him, just enjoying his facial expressions. Nice one on the black pudding too, only ever had it with brown sauce, gotta try it with mint sauce…., who knew ?!.
All that exercise and then chocolate covered shortbread is a well balanced afternoon! I absolutely love the sensibility of the English and your countryside!
Black pudding!!!full of eye lids and ring pieces 🐖🐖,Top view Top video cheers fellas 👍
As always great video, well done Martin! You can usually tell who has had a Blackpudding while walking around Bury centre, they will have mustard on the end of their nose and black bits in their teeth..😀 When the tower is open the Union flag will be flying on the top of the tower.
Hi Martin & James and special guest Phil, wow the tower is awesome and it has some fantastic views both from the bottom and the top.
Great to hear the history and to find out how many steps to the top. I was thinking maybe that depression was the quarry for the stone.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
Thanks Phil, what a cracking tower to Mr Peel, Martin & Tea man, dont forget the spoon next time, love the video & music, you cant beat a bit of black pudding, love mine fried & crispy, been to Bury market, love the place & people.
woo that's windy! cheers from new york city! what a beautiful view
Hi guys, that was a brilliant video. I live in Whitefield, sadly I can't do the tower anymore due to me having a wheelchair. But great to see it with our sons watching it with me. Thanks guys...
I was born in Bury but now live in Pittsburgh. My friend and I used to ride our bikes into town on a Saturday to get a couple of black puddings each for lunch. We always ate the skin and used mustard and salt.
Super jealous of you guys going up Peel Tower, something I never did although I'd walk upto the tower several times a year.
Great vlog, thank you guys
Been up top many times, even in mid summer it blows a gale, I love it in winter and over to pilgrims Cross and the trig point on Holcombe moor, its usually open when the flag is flying on top. 👍
Superb vid!
(I was a bit worried about the enthusiastic sprinting into the quarry, though. My first thought was: "Oh God. He's turned into a fell runner and we're going to need a crow bar to get him out of the Peak District.")
Cracking video Martin. And you can't beat a spot of Bury Black pudding 😋 Brown sauce and a twist of pepper on mine! ;-)
Brilliant video Martin as always, thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks Martin! Last time I walked up to the tower they were abseiling from the top, what a sight - and no I did not abseil - the walk up & down was enough for me. Love Bury Market, go there often & for me it's got to be mustard with black pudding, Cheers 👍👍👍
You look very well Martin, loved it all thank you so much for sharing. Love Roos 🙋🏻♀️🌹🤗😁👊🏻💪🏻
What an amazing view, apropos black pudding, the best I've ever had are the Isle of Skye Black puddings, yup from Scotland, but the best ever. I reccomend you try them. Us Scots are canny.
Thanks for the video lads amazing view from the top, tea and cake at the bottom can't be bad. Black pudding well that's another story!! 😋 😎🦆🦆🐓🐓🇬🇧🥳
Fry black pudding in onion lard in a frying pan, put grated sour apple around it, simmer for a while, serve with honey mustard and thin slices of light roasted whole-grain sourdough bread.
Yummy !
Hello Martin I love black pudding apparently its good for you
I find each maker got a different recipe which is interesting....... love the video too
Bury market brings back memories, always remember going just to get the black puddings, then drive home to leyland and sitting in front of the fire with black pudding and mustard. (early 60's ). nice to know its still going strong.
I I've walked up there many times when I was younger really enjoyed it my grandma used to live round that area
What an amazing tower! Glad its still standing! Phil was a star for driving you up and giving you a tour! That black pudding looked delicious! You can get it here in Nova Scotia, but it does not look as good as the one you had! Tell James to use an elastic band to hold a tea spoon to the flask! lol
James is charming and you're lucky to have him and you should treat him better/
well done Lads! fantastic view and a rainbow! I was also impressed at how you confronted your dislike of heights.... pushing your boundaries for sure.
Well, they have certainly cleaned up the Tower. When I was last there, it was Pigeon Shit Central. I will try mint sauce on black pudding as I adore both. Great cinematography as always. Great stuff, Martin. 🇯🇪
mint sauce on black pudding has blown my mind...only ever had it on roast lamb and kebabs from the chippy ...im. going to have to try this now..
Tom selek of Manchester on the case of the missing tower,, what a great view stuff we'll built in them days ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️from Northern Ireland great video
My nan and great grandparents lived in the farm next door my grandfather was a farmer named Percy vickers and they used to maintain the tower inside and open it up on good Friday and open up the farm as a tea room i do have it all in a Ramsbottom heritage booklet my nan wrote very interesting tower and stories great video of my family history aswell as sir Robert peels 👍
Beautiful day to be there. The clouds are awesome.
When I was a kid my parents always said about peel tower..."you can see Blackpool Tower from up there" but the tower was in a state of disrepair and you couldn't go up.
Many times I wished I could climb to the top and see the views.
When the tower was renovated I went to the top and because it was cloudy I couldn't see Blackpool tower , but just as I was about to go back down I took another look along the line on the table , the clouds separated and illuminated by a shaft of sunlight there was Blackpool , the sea shining in the distance and Blackpool tower!
A most a magical experience.
Have you considered the walk to the pilgrims Cross about 2 miles away over the moors or look for Ellen Strange's monument?
Up here in North West Scotland we have Stornoway Black Pudding, which is gorgeous, but I still prefer Bury Black Pudding for the big lumps of Fat, awesome, and I definitely need to try both Mint Sauce and Piccalilli. Another great video, thanks guys.
never forget having what was advertised as a full scottish breakfast ..... black pudding was replaced with haggis
Cracking video Martin. Last time we went up there couldn’t see the tower cos of the mist. Had a brew in the quarry then hiked across the moors.
Yet another superb video. Do keep the facial hair , it makes you look very distinguished. James' too but he needs just a bit more. Anyway .......! Last time I stood outside Peel Tower was 1998. A freezing cold and snowy day. My colleague and I thought it would be 'easy!!' To walk up ( bearing in mind we weren't dressed for it and working in an office at the time were wearing unsuitable clothing).
We did make it to the Top but didn't stay more than a few minutes before walking/sliding down (that bit not planned) . Suffice to say a return to the Office that day didn't happen .
ANYONE thinking of walking up to see the Tower, wear appropriate clothing and walking boots not Clarks' slip on shoes, or low heel shoes that the lady I was with was wearing.
Once again, brilliant video and defo black pudding and mustard.
What a cracking video martin - I was working last saturday but we have going up to bury market every saturday religiously - love the place and the people - never been to peel tower but can see it from a way off - I am working on the rochdale seven sisters for the next couple of years - you want to see the view from the top floor balconies - I get what you mean with the wind - on the 18th floor of one of the empty flats I nearly got blown off - special - stay safe pal and top top editing and posting
What a change, going from culverts, sewers to the top of that tower, what a different feel for the video. The stone work showed real craftsmanship, hats off the the builders. How did you get those great drone shots with all that wind??? Again great "brew music" What a "fun" place to spend "Halloween Night." Thanks to the team for all your time and work in posting your videos. Stay safe, Stay strong.
Great share, kind of reminds me of Battlefield Monument - Stoney Creek Battlefield Park, in Hamilton Ontario Canada..
Thank you!
Wow. Wow, that view from the top is really something special.
Love the aerial shots, and you can see for miles & miles. Total respect for the people who built the tower and had to transport all the stone up to the top of the hill, i'd be out of breath just walking up there !!
Yeah great view I could spend hours up there
Nice rainbow at 17:00 , love the views from the top of the tower! 🌈🗼🏔🏔🏔
Wow fantastic thanks for the video thanks hits was awesome 👌 thanks 👏 4r going in side thanks
Used to work with lad from north Manchester
He used to eat an onion large one and a black pudding with mustard three times a week without fail .
Loving the stash and beard. Bury market was fun. The drive up the lane was scary but worth it.
Great video martin and James as usual..love u both and great insight into a tower of great history 👍 stay safe
Hahah it was lovely when we walked up there in the summer.
One of my earliest memories is eating black pud on Bury market. In those days it was mustard or nothing! - and errr no, we didn't eat the skins.
Thanks Martin, when I was a kid we lived in Ainsworth and would walk to Holcombe Hill every good friday and spend the day on the hill but pick wimberries whilst we were there. I've never been inside the tower as it was always closed. Bury Black Puddings are always the best from Bury Market freshly steamed and served with mustard or nowadays with what ever you like but when I was a kid they used to have carts with steamers that served them around the town centre like hot dog stand type things they had in towns late at night in the 1970s. I could ramble on for hours about this stuff .Great beard Martin but you're starting to look like me, lol. Take care and all the best. Stevie
Enjoyed this video, I've walked up the hill a few times but never been in the tower. I'm sure I've caught a glimpse of that orange plastic chair when peeping in through a crack though. As for black pudding, great on a full English, or a particular favourite of mine is bacon, mushroom and black pudding on a soft white barm. No sauce.
Agreed, thanks Phil and company.
That was a brilliant video 👍
Thank you Jeff
Great video as usual, love black pudding.
Was at Bury about 2 month back for work reasons, never have time for the fun stuff you guys do.
The care 👍
Marvellous so interesting brilliant to see inside. Cheers guys
Lucky sods. I’ve lived in Bury since 1976 and never been inside the tower.
My late uncle was stationed with Canadian Army engineers in London for 2 years during the Nazi Blitz.
Happy Halloween. That was my most favourite of your videos to date. Doesn't get much better than black pudding and a tower to climb. Well done. Brilliant. I loved every minute. Thank you to Phil for getting you in. I would love to get in there and do the climb. Well done everyone.
That was a treat. Thanks guys!
This was a real gem to watch. I have enjoyed several of your videos; they are all good. i believe I am related several generations back to Peel, so his life and achievements are of more than little interest to me. I think his greatest achievement was the repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846. Even though he split his party he had the foresight and determination to see that the repeal was the right thing to do.
Hello and welcome back to the beard show. Love it Martin. Keep it
So last comment I made was about the tash.
Now you've just gone n teamed it with a goatie!!
You suit it, liking it, kinda jealous!!
Suits you sir. haha
Cool vid n amazing scenery as always.
Nowt better than a black pudding, bacon egg & toast for breakfast. The west Pennine moors are absolutely stunning with a strong wind and angry sky.
That was worth the wait, more please!
Martin, I have enjoyed your videos, but this one was really fantastic! More like this please.
I used to work on the nearby firing ranges on Holcombe Moor home of the Krypton Factor assault course and attended the World Black Pudding throwing competition in nearby Rambsbottom.
Nice to see you made it up and in the Tower Martin 👍.
Great video guys! I must say I have never put any sauce on black pudding. Have you tried Stornoway black pudding? It's the best I have had so far.
I love the places you visit. The information is excellent. I also love the joviality between you guys. Keep it up,many thanks.
Great video again, I’ll definitely swing by the market and try the black pudding next time I’m up there. What a structure, great drone footage with the wind.
Oh it's James and Martin's older brother! :D I got my black pudding from the same stall when I was last there! Piccalilli? Damn good idea, I'll try it!
Good one, guys, I've never been in the tower.
Excellent video as usual and a history lesson to boot. Hadn't realised the Peeler connection.
As for black puds. Controversial maybe but brown sauce is the way to go although I will certainly try mint sauce next time 😄
Crackin video as always..Darwen tower or should I say the jubilee tower also has a quarry behind it used to build the tower..fascinating stuff really enjoy your videos.
Great video, gents. Love that tower, and nice to see it well cared for. That black pudding looked incredible. I think I'd be a savage, and just have a good slosh of HP Sauce on it. I've just eaten a Sunday roast, and the sight of that black pudding made me hungry.
Nice one.
I love how your little camera van is used as an intro - it must be pretty well travelled now.
Enjoyed tower. Views spectacular.
Absolutely incredible! Thank you so much for the video!!
My son absailed down that with 1st Middleton Explorer Scouts. Brilliant video.
thank you Martin nice videos see you Next week
Great video the tower looks really good I've been to the top of the tower years ago when it used to be open at the week ends. Loving the drone footage that was really good considering the wind, brilliant.
Being at the top of that thing would be bad enough without the wind! You've all got balls of steel!
A gem of a channel!
Hmmmm Bury black pudding, could almost taste that from here.... Oh yeah the tower tour was good haha
The beard adds ten years Martin, you look older than me and I'm 72....lol. Love the series buddy.
Another awesome video guys. Brown sauce and or baked beans on black pudding.