DRIVING IN YORKSHIRE DALES, BUCKDEN TO HAWES
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2018
- This slow tv style video follows the lane from the village of Buckden in Wharfedale, upstream and then over the moor top before dropping down to Hawes, Upper Wensleydale, Yorkshire.
The scenery is outstanding; classic stonewalls, hamlets and isolated farms.
The Yorkshire Dales is a national park famous for its verdant green fields, traditional field barns and dry stone walls. Relax and enjoy this wonderful drive.
You can learn more about the Yorkshire Dales National Park here www.yorkshiredales.org.uk/
More detailed information on
Wharfedale www.yorkshiredales.org.uk/visi...
and Wensledyale www.yorkshiredales.org.uk/visi...
The playback speed of this clip has been slowed a little and the sound turned right down.
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It makes me homesick for my home away from home . I miss my yearly vacation to the most beautiful country 🇨🇦❤🇬🇧
Canadian?
@@dinerouk Yes I am , but I wish I lived across the pond :)
A trip i did many times on my motorcycle in the 70s…. Great times
Fabulous route that, have been through it a time or two. Stunning and quiet
By time I got to 45 seconds in, I could tell just how pleasant and careful a drive it was going to be; your total consideration for other road users is a credit to you.
So grateful for your videos...this one is almost a religious experience. Must be divine to ride a bicycle through there. Thankyou for this ride through paradise!
This beautiful video is achingly painful to watch (of course I did, though). I spent many a day off from work exploring the Dales by bus and many miles walking. This area is one of my favourites. I miss the Dales very much.
it took me 20 days to watch it, 3 or 4 min. , at a time, every other day.. at the start of my day..
Nice, peaceful, I still have 9 min. to go.. thanks for the upload.. I saw sign of "for sale" at a around 29:49.... thanks for the upload, 9 min to go.. have a great day.
Such beautiful countryside. Thank you for sharing. I miss the peace and quiet so much.
I have spent many, many...yet not enough, happy days in this dale - staying in a dozen B&B over the years - love it so much, I fell in love with Netherghyll and Swathghyll farms up toward Cam Houses...and got talking to John Sunter about possibility of Swathghyll and the other John about the mostly restored Netherghyll...but alas, I didnt have what it takes to completely restore / buy either.........I reflect on that loss often.... Due to health & wealth (lack of) I have been unable to get back for well over a decade - I used to go up most months...I miss it desperately and as soon as I have saved up for a replacement car good enough for the trips...to quote Arnie...I'll be back! :)
It's a very beautiful path. The road is not rough and does not add any color. It is very good nature. It is a beautiful countryside with trees, mountains, meadows and flowers. No clutter or a lot of people. Far away from the confusion in the big city. Thanks for the beautiful video Allowing us to relax physically and mentally. (But if there is good music Mixed well will be very good)
You've just brought back a lot of memories for me of the summer holidays with my family many years ago, we used to stop and have lunch at Buckden, nearby there was a large car park facing hills and a local corner shop, I'm sure its changed a lot now though. Thank you for bringing back special times and hope you upload more in the future. 😊👍
Glad you enjoyed. I think you would find the village not greatly changed. Probably just more tourist focused, with B& Bs etc and less agriculture.
About the only thing that's changed is the National Park authority has raised the parking charges. Used to be 40 pence per hour, now it's a minimum £2.50 for 2 hours and £5 for longer.
8:10 Farm on the right used in Channel 5 version of All Creatures Great and Small. Beautiful countryside, been there many times.
Thank you for the lovely drive.
It would have been a crime if you hadn't stopped at the Summit of Fleet Moss to appreciate the view over the head of Wensleydale. Climbing Fleet Moss from Hawes on a bike is a classic struggle, but the ride all down Langstrotdale Chase into Buckden is a pure joy.
At 8:30 you see the farm used for the Alderson’s property on the new All Creatures Great And Small. That’s awesome thank you!
Beautiful country ✌❤Sherry USA
Part of the Dales Way in this video. Hoping to do it on day. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful Countryside. It would have been nice to look back occasionally to see a panoramic view. I used to sing occasionally at Hawes chapel.
roads always get interesting after a cattle grid!!! thanx for sharing
..true :)
Beautiful place there mate up ther in the summer love the place great vid don 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌💪💪💪💪💕💕
Stay at the george inn it's beautiful. It's the white pub he passes
been on that road many times but usually from the other direction.
Is very bealtifuuuulllll love love love loveeeee....😍😍😍😍😍
so relaxing while on lockdown, we enjoyed immensely especially the quietness just continuous spectacular views, just the sort of lanes we like to find on our occasional days out ditching the sat nav just using large scale road maps
Very fine scenary of Yorkshire u k neat and clean, this phenomenon will teach other. Thanks
"Britain is a pretty unspectacular place. It has no alpine peaks or broad rift valleys, no mighty gorges or thundering cataracts. It is built to really quite a modest scale.
And yet with a few unassuming natural endowments, a great deal of time and an unfailing instinct for improvement, the makers of Britain created the most superlatively park-like landscapes, the most orderly cities, the handsomest provincial towns, the jauntiest seaside resorts, the stateliest homes, the most dreamily spired, cathedral-rich, castle-strewn, abbey-bedecked, folly-scattered, green-wooded, winding-laned, sheep-dotted, plumply-hedgerowed, well-tended, sublimely decorated 50,318 square miles the world has ever known - almost none of it undertaken with aesthetics in mind, but all of it adding up to something that is, quite often, perfect. What an achievement that is"..... Bill Bryson US-born writer
@@dinerouk England is a celestial and educated civil country, I have known from the history books. I have read put @peter Day's reply. U. k. Has taught the other countries of the world how govern a country. The images of towns of England are fine and enchanted with great glamours. Now I am thinking when I shall visit England. Thanks.
I want to visit someday.
i live in north yorkshire and im very proud of my country
proud of how it looks? or the way the inhabitants behave?
Gunnerside always reminds me when I was a kid in the Boys Brigade ( like the Scouts) we used to go camping there so I fell in love with the place . Mr Rowbottom used to driver us there in the coach from Richardson's coach company . The sad thing is kids of today will miss all that they are used to to there screens playing ROBLOX or fortnite stuck in there bedrooms
Great views. Ps where was the waterfall in the Yorkshire Dale's?
very pleasant place.
I upgraded resolution to 720 with settings and it's even better.
Wonderful beautiful from pakistan
I look forward to @SeanOwens doing this on the bike!
I. Really. Love. Too. Room. With. You. On. This. Sunday. 10/1/2021. Thank. You
In vain looking for all aboard the country bus, which the bbc wont put on their iplayer. This is an excellent alternative, though. Thanks for your effort. What camera did you use? Pete on the Isle of Wight.
I'm watching it now on TH-cam
I see five people have given this the thumbs-down. What planet are they from?
France or germany or Belgium, you know, that lot we left!
@@dinerouk Ha Ha, good one.
@@mikesaunders4775 They may also be from Lancashire or Scotland. The latter blaming us for all its troubles on EDW1 a King of England way back when, although he was born and raised Norman - French and hated the English as well. Tales of Robin Hood stemmed from their treatment of them, and by William before him, who laid waste to the North!
@@dinerouk Spot on again Peter.
what route did you take? I am trying to piece it together on google earth
Buckden, Hubberholme, Beckermonds, Oughtershaw, Gayle, Hawes
@@roamwithme9684 thank you, it's beautiful. please do many more like this. how fast do you drive on those tiny lanes? (from florida)
@@MQC8665 that was barely 30 mph on average I would say - obviously you could do 60 in places, however a tad antisocial and alarming if somebody coming other way - best treated as 'single track' when among the walls :)
Hello, can you send me the location of the beginning of the road please Thank you
It's Buckden , about 15 miles from Skipton, I lived in the hamlet of Oughtershaw at 18.41 😃
Thank you
@@kittykat1807 wow, I was nearly your neighbour - nearly bought Swathghyll from John Sunter - guess u knew Graham, Chalky and Stuart then :) - They used to call me 'Porsche David' back in the nineties! :)
@@davidstuart4915 oh yes knew them well, you probably knew my ex husband Jason cockerill, be surprised if you didn't , still good friends with chalky :)
@@kittykat1807 Hi, ...who would have thought we would be back in touch....over the Web! :) :) Must have known Jason by face, as I was an after the 'offcomin' drinker at the George til wee hours frequently enough! - Graham was 'New farm' I think, Suart & Liz Hird from Yockenthwaite, Sue at Raisghyll, Mudds - - Chalky eh? ('friend of Captain Picard!') - Is he still in the trade / workin nr Buckden?
God, I miss the Dales.....as I say, I ran out of money and for various very unfortunate reasons, world kinda came tumblin in near 20 yrs back... I am determined to get back up there soon as I can afford to get a car again and hopefully we can all put pandemic behind us :)........Cant wait to order my first pint in George after two decades!! - I shall still expect everybody to look the same..Well, at least the Dales will look the same :)
Hope you still get back from time to time