ParkinsonsWalks Winter Snow Walk
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2023
- Between Christmas and New Year, a nice snowy walk to keep the magic alive
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My passion has been walking, a while ago I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s and walking does not come naturally any more, however the more I walk the easier it gets, for now anyway. I hope these videos will inspire others to keep going and hanging on in there. I try to cover variety of subjects, such as old abandoned railways, and canals. I love the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire, with its rich history and I usually take my camera whenever we holiday in the southwest and Cornwall. The rugged coastal paths are a magnet for anyone who loves dramatic scenery. I live close to the Cotswolds Hills and have done quite a lot of walking around there, recently, following some of the lovely rivers. Hill walking on the Malvern’s is a challenge but worth the effort. I try not to let Parkinson’s get me down and take every opportunity to get out with my camera and film, I hope you enjoy watching. P.W. - บันเทิง
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Ron I can't stop shivering. Lovely film(s) but I prefer the sun. Thanks for all your hard work in 2023 and thanks too to my fellow contributors whose comments so often provide the icing on the cake that Ron has lovingly baked. Stay well everyone and all the best for 2024
Thanks Peter, here's looking forward to a happy healthy New Year for us all. Ron
Good Morming Ron - greetings from Poland
I started to watch this superb film Unfortunatley after 5 minutes I was so cold I had to go and put my coat on!
Beauitful scenery especially at the end of the video. That range of hills in the background looked spectacular.
Lovely music, especially the piano solo.
Thanks for bringing so much enjoyment into my life during this past year. I hope 2024 brings you and Pauline good health, prosperity and lots of happiness.
Hi Michael, I wish the same for you and yours. Thank you for all your support and comments this year, it wouldn't be the same without you. Ron
Morning Ron.. Gosh! that's such an atmospheric film, everything about it is just perfect. Wishing you a very happy new year. Pete, Tanya,Lily,Syd and Nibbles Ttans dog)
Thanks Pete, happy new year to you all. Ron
Blessings to you and your family for the New Year🎉
Thanks Christina, I wish the same for you and yours. Thanks for all your comments this year. Ron
Greetings from the Parkinsons Walks Home for retired contributors. I am probably in a minority of one when I say this is the best Parkinsons Walks Video I have seen. Lovely to see just the countryside in the snow without Railways, Aircraft and just a few cars. I have watched it 3 times already it is brilliant to see what was common at Christmas and New Year in my childhood back in the 1960's. Happy New Year to you both.
Hi Andrew, lovely to hear from you. James in Canada rates this as one of his favorites as well. I hope you are happy and well and will feel able to comment some more next year. Keep smiling. Pauline and Ron
Hi Ron, Yes I saw Sumac's comment a few minutes ago and was surprised by it. I think Angus Dei by The Choir Boys is so good that when the time comes I will have that at my funeral (Mind you I am not planning on going for some years yet)! I will keep an eye out for walks like this next year and no doubt comment. @@ParkinsonsWalks
@@andrewmerriman7133 Hi Andrew , Great to see you popping in. I hope you had a good Christmas and best wishes for the new year. Regards, Trev
Thank you for your message, Happy New Year to you.@@757trev
Back in the Day, I was with a client in Uley, and they mentioned snow heading up the Bristol Channel - Business concluded, I went over to the office at Nailsworth, stopping at the shops in the centre, which was very busy, all the shelves of bread, bottled water and firewood had been cleared - Snows comin up the Channel was on everyone’s lips - and sure enough it started to fall, and was a Good Covering by the time I got thru Stroud and onto the Motorway, getting back to Worcester just before everything seized up and needless to say it was a week before I ventured down there again ☃️😁 Health Wealth and Happiness for Everyone this Coming New Year 🎊
Thanks Donni, sounds like you had a lucky escape. Ron
My all time favourite of all your videos Ron...heck, of ANY videos! Happy new year to your and Pauline. Your friend Sumac OVM
Sumac, you and James have cheered us up all year, thank you so much. I hope the new year brings lots of walks, balls and treats for you next year. Pauline and Ron
Hi Sumac, I think the same as you do it's your all time favorite video as well as mine, I thought I would be in a minority of one. Best Wishes, Andrew.
Lovely winter scenes, Ron, with a nice musical accompaniment. Storm after storm, at the moment. Cabin fever setting in! Happy New Year to you both. Stay warm. Ron.
Hi Ron, happy new year to you and yours. Don't let the cabin fever get you down. Ron
What an amazing video Ron.
I haven't got any snow footage or photos of any of the Three Counties apart from some Kodachrome slides from the early 1980s, as I was living in Cornwall the last time it snowed this way.
What I particularly enjoyed about this was the soundtrack and how you interplayed the music with the sound effects - beautifully done.
Really enjoyed this - hope you have a lovely week.
Take care,
Paul
Thanks Paul, hope you have a good one too. Ron
Hi Paul, Hope you had a really good Christmas and a very Happy New Year to you. Andrew.
@@andrewmerriman7133 Thank you Andrew, and, yes, I did.
Happy New Year to you too!
Lovely film Ron l think l know where this is.Something we see less often now a bit of the white stuff in winter ❄️❄️.look forward to more vlogs Ron take care ...Lee in the shire of longlevens
Hi Lee, just a stones throw from you, get your boots on. Ron
Good morning Ron. I hope you and Pauline are well and had a good Christmas. I guess it's turkey sandwiches for the next few weeks now lol! I finally got over my bout of Covid and associated bugs before I went down to see my relatives for Christmas, but still retain a lingering cough which I think most people end up with and which takes several weeks to disappear. I see I managed to escape getting a "hit" in last week's matters arising: I must have been flying elsewhere than in your area and therefore avoided any risk of complaint!
Thank you for today's video of your snow walk. Snow is certainly very beautiful to look at in the country, especially before the gritters have been out and turned it to brown slush. However, I have never been keen in being out in snow, although I did go walking in the Beacons when there was some snow up there a few weeks ago. Even as a kid I hated getting cold and wet in the snow and much preferred to be indoors. You certainly found some nice shots for the video and I thought the views of the church and churchyard in the snow were incredible.
I look forward to next week's chat and finding out where we are going walking for the start of 2024 - I won't be late! So, very best wishes to you both for a happy and peaceful new year. Regards, Trev.
Hi Trev, you produced some marvelous comments this year and really added value to the channel. Thank you.
We will try for a happy New Year, but whether it is peaceful or not, depends on what you get up to in that aeroplane. Hope you have a good one too. Pauline and Ron
I felt the chill watching your video as you made your way about. Lovely music by the way, especially the piano solo. I am expecting a wet winter out our way. The only thing up in the air is whether it will be rainy or snowy this year. Keep Warm, Ron.
Hi Charles, I will let Sylvia know you enjoyed her piano playing, she will be delighted. Enjoy the new year whatever it brings. Ron
@@ParkinsonsWalks Thanks Ron for passing on my compliments. Sad to learn she is no longer playing. Piano's are tough, especially as you get older. With my level of coordination, all I could manage was a clarinet in grade school. And even then, it sounding like a mating duck.
@@charlespaterson9714 Lol, nothing wrong with a mating duck Charles. Ron
Good Morning Ron, I've got to say the golf courses are closed as it is with the rain we have had, I don't want any of that white muck making it worse! However, some good news today. I get to claim my homeworker allowance which goes some way to paying my heating and electric bills while I work. It's (wait for it) £26 a quarter!
!!!! Don't spend it all at once Simon. Ron
@@ParkinsonsWalks If it's anything like the Amazon voucher I got my Wife spent it in an instant........
Ron, Happy New Year to you both. And excuse me while I go and put on another layer of clothes!
Thanks Jim, same to you and Emily. Pauline & Ron
Great video
Thank you. Ron
Good morning Ron. When was that film made? That's the kind of conditions I always hope for every year, but seldom get. You were brave to get out when the snow was actually falling, but what a difference the sunshine made on the following day. Mary recognised Cleeve Hill in one shot , but to me they are just lovely views. I think your summer house and garden also made an appearance. Great piece of photography. Thanks for sharing and a Happy New Year to you both.
Hi Lionel, happy New Year to you and Mary. She did well to spot Cleeve hill, it's quite a way from here. This was filmed about six years ago when I was young and foolish. Stay well both. Pauline & Ron
@@ParkinsonsWalks Every weather forecast I see, I'm hoping for a 6 inch covering of that lovely white stuff. Alas, we just don't seem to be in the right place. I am hoping for some floods. I've measured 1100 mm of rain this past year and already the Winterbournes are running well.
Mary can always spot Cleeve Hiil. She lived in that area, so she knows it well.
Mornin' Ron, a really enjoyable winter scene, the landscape is transformed and sometimes the horizon merges with the sky. You caught it perfectly, the music spot on and really well edited, thank you very much!!
I think this is from your archives, when did you film this? Have you had snow like that since? The last big snow that we had in Spain was on the eve of COVID even then we didn't get too much here, although thankfully it did higher up.
At one point 6:20 the snow was driving hard. For many years I used to drive to Murcia from Granada Sunday nights it's all motorway but for about 100 miles you are generally above 3000' high (at one point your higher than Ben Nevis). Several times I have battled through the driving snow and it has a mesmerising effect, fun to start with but after a short while you start to worry. They do look after the road well so often you would be behind a snow plough.
I shall raise a toast to you and all of the PW family tomorrow .... then I'll do it again at 1am as it strikes New Year in the UK. Now there is an interesting thought, how many different time zones do we have to toast? Poland, Spain, Canada, Tennessee, New Zealand, the UK .... I'll switch to non-alcoholic champagne!!
All the best
Ps: I far prefer cider to champagne for toasting. Cider country is right at the top of Spain, about as near as possible to Somerset as they could get. Here they make a sparkling version ideal for celebrations much much better than champagne. My favourite bottle has a man playing the bagpipes (gaiter) on it. This the Celtic area of Spain that never succumbed to Islamic rule.
You have managed to double this one up David - started on the Cider already? Good luck to you. Ron
@@ParkinsonsWalks I was just practising the different time zones hic ... it works .... hic
Very seasonal, Ron, but I don't think I would have ventured out when it was snowing -- thank you for braving the blizzard on our behalf. It was much nicer when the sun came out. Was this a recent walk, or a re-use of some old footage? Either way, it was most appreciated. I made my Christmas video on the beach, as usual, and had a surprise visit from Santa, as you may have seen: th-cam.com/video/pYCV-5tcO2Q/w-d-xo.html .There was no snow, though!
Hi Jim, that was filmed a while ago, like you I would be staying in these days. Enjoyed the video, Christmas on the beach. Have a good new year. Ron
Mornin' Ron, a really enjoyable winter scene, the landscape is transformed and sometimes the horizon merges with the sky. You caught it perfectly, the music spot on and really well edited, thank you very much!!
I think this is from your archives, when did you film this? Have you had snow like that since? The last big snow that we had in Spain was on the eve of COVID even then we didn't get too much here, although thankfully it did higher up.
At one point 6:20 the snow was driving hard. For many years I used to drive to Murcia from Granada Sunday nights it's all motorway but for about 100 miles you are generally above 3000' high (at one point your higher than Ben Nevis). Several times I have battled through the driving snow and it has a mesmerising effect, fun to start with but after a short while you start to worry. They do look after the road well so often you would be behind a snow plough.
I shall raise a toast to you and all of the PW family tomorrow .... then I'll do it again at 1am as it strikes New Year in the UK. Now there is an interesting thought, how many different time zones do we have to toast? Poland, Spain, Canada, Tennessee, New Zealand, the UK .... I'll switch to non-alcoholic champagne!!
All the best
Ps: I far prefer cider to champagne for toasting. Cider country is right at the top of Spain, about as near as possible to Somerset as they could get. Here they make a sparkling version ideal for celebrations much much better than champagne. My favourite bottle has a man playing the bagpipes (gaiter) on it. This the Celtic area of Spain that never succumbed to Islamic rule.
I wish you a happy new year David, but it sounds like you will be having one anyway. Thanks for all your comments this year. Be careful. Ron
@@ParkinsonsWalksActually, what people toast with if it's not cider is Cava. Essentially Champagne but as it's made in Catalunya they can't call it that, I'm pretty sure cava is Catalan for cave, which fits in as they are matured or stored in caves!!
@@davidberlanny3308 Hi David, Cava is my go-to drink, I don't get a headache next day for some reason. I have visited some the caves where it is stored. Row after row for what seemed like miles. I'm getting thirsty now. Ron
@@ParkinsonsWalks row after row .... sounds like a warning to your son before getting married😮😮😂😂😂😂 .... Ah the delights of the English language!!
If you see it try the sparkling cider "El gaitero" with a man playing the bagpipes on the label. No headaches guaranteed!!! ... Or at least that's what they tell me each year .....
Hi David, Happy New Year to you. Andrew.