Superb Autumn colours on this 3 mile railway trail in the North Yorkshire moors, plenty of history to read about on trail and a Steam train ride back wonderful day
Hi Bruce and Otis, yes old railway lines make nice steady walks and we have plenty of disused lines over here, add in the history of the information boards great Autumn colour and a Steam train ride back makes it a great family day out cheers nigel
We did it the other way around with the steam train ride first and I remember both the ride and the walk back being brilliant, really enjoyed both. We had intended to repeat it with our 3 year old grandson in the summer but time and the summer just ran away, so it will be next year now. Those field full of cows would have bothered me mind, I hate the bloody things but good to see you caught the steam train back okay and were able to enjoy those gorgeous Autumn colours, cheers Alan
Hi Alan, seeing you can only buy return tickets i had to make sure my family did the walk first LOL, yes a great family walk for all ages, and your grandson will love it next summer, caught the Autumn colours just right mate, thanks for coming along cheers nigel
Hi Nigel this was a very historic walk you did with the ladies and so lovely around here with the colours of Autumn which were beautiful. Loved the sound of the river too. That train ride seemed so nice to do 👍~ Anna
Hi Anna and Alf, yes plenty of information boards to read along the way giving loads of the history that has come and gone in this valley, love to capture the sound of nature on my vids from bird song to a roaring river, loved the Autumn colours and the train ride just added to the day, thanks for coming along and stay healthy cheers nigel
Such a lovely historic walk. So many beautiful views along the way. Lovely bridge, fast moving water, information boards and train views.🚂 Have a great week, Nigel.
Hi Gasper, thank you for your kind comments, only 3 miles but so much to see and learn about the past in this valley and of course the Steam trains, enjoy your week cheers nigel
Lovely walk Nigel. Gotta say I enjoyed that twin arch bridge. Yeah, looks sturdy and would have faced some pretty high waters in its time. - loving the sound of the water. Wow industrial heritage galore on this one and blimey ancient seas too. Not able to stop reading. Ha ha! Love them miners cottages - they're pretty nice as nice as the autumn colors and of course the ride on the steam engine. Well, good going. All the best up there. Mark
Hi Mark, ye love natural sounds from bird song to rushing rivers on my videos, that twin arch bridge is a cracker and i bet still could take the weight of a train, loved all the information boards really help understanding what had come and gone over time in the valley, will have to go back to the valley and check higher up there was a footpath sign to a mine and do wonder if there is limestone higher up from the ancient sea, would be nice to live in one of them miners cottages, loved the Autumn colours and the steam train ride, phew it was only a 3 mile walk but plenty of talking points cheers for coming along mate cheers nigel
@@nigelharness9032 Yeah, all that sound makes us vibe a bit. Yeah, that bridge can take it. Re-the ancient sea that's a lot of deposit - the mind boggles. I imagine them miners got time to enjoy the autumn colors. What a valley. A pleasure as always.
Can always appreciate a great rails to trails...makes a nice and level walk for every level of hiker. Great stuff!! Bruce and Otis
Hi Bruce and Otis, yes old railway lines make nice steady walks and we have plenty of disused lines over here, add in the history of the information boards great Autumn colour and a Steam train ride back makes it a great family day out cheers nigel
Enjoyed that Nigel
Thanks Steve, the Autumn colours were Stunning, a great family day out
We did it the other way around with the steam train ride first and I remember both the ride and the walk back being brilliant, really enjoyed both. We had intended to repeat it with our 3 year old grandson in the summer but time and the summer just ran away, so it will be next year now. Those field full of cows would have bothered me mind, I hate the bloody things but good to see you caught the steam train back okay and were able to enjoy those gorgeous Autumn colours, cheers Alan
Hi Alan, seeing you can only buy return tickets i had to make sure my family did the walk first LOL, yes a great family walk for all ages, and your grandson will love it next summer, caught the Autumn colours just right mate, thanks for coming along cheers nigel
Hi Nigel this was a very historic walk you did with the ladies and so lovely around here with the colours of Autumn which were beautiful. Loved the sound of the river too. That train ride seemed so nice to do 👍~ Anna
Hi Anna and Alf, yes plenty of information boards to read along the way giving loads of the history that has come and gone in this valley, love to capture the sound of nature on my vids from bird song to a roaring river, loved the Autumn colours and the train ride just added to the day, thanks for coming along and stay healthy cheers nigel
Nice video Nigel 👍
Hi nice to hear from you, pleased you enjoyed and have a nice week cheers nigel
Such a lovely historic walk. So many beautiful views along the way. Lovely bridge, fast moving water,
information boards and train views.🚂 Have a great week, Nigel.
Hi Gasper, thank you for your kind comments, only 3 miles but so much to see and learn about the past in this valley and of course the Steam trains, enjoy your week cheers nigel
Lovely walk Nigel. Gotta say I enjoyed that twin arch bridge. Yeah, looks sturdy and would have faced some pretty high waters in its time. - loving the sound of the water. Wow industrial heritage galore on this one and blimey ancient seas too. Not able to stop reading. Ha ha! Love them miners cottages - they're pretty nice as nice as the autumn colors and of course the ride on the steam engine. Well, good going. All the best up there. Mark
Hi Mark, ye love natural sounds from bird song to rushing rivers on my videos, that twin arch bridge is a cracker and i bet still could take the weight of a train, loved all the information boards really help understanding what had come and gone over time in the valley, will have to go back to the valley and check higher up there was a footpath sign to a mine and do wonder if there is limestone higher up from the ancient sea, would be nice to live in one of them miners cottages, loved the Autumn colours and the steam train ride, phew it was only a 3 mile walk but plenty of talking points cheers for coming along mate cheers nigel
@@nigelharness9032 Yeah, all that sound makes us vibe a bit. Yeah, that bridge can take it. Re-the ancient sea that's a lot of deposit - the mind boggles. I imagine them miners got time to enjoy the autumn colors. What a valley. A pleasure as always.
thanks Mark for the chat enjoy your week all the best nigel
@@nigelharness9032 A pleasure Nigel. I will have a good one. Peace.