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Hi, Really enjoyed your video! Those rhubarb leaved plants are butterburs, so named because people wrapped butter in the leaves and kept it cool in the river water.
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words, glad you enjoyed it, even if it was only 50% of the usual crew :P Cheers for commenting, we'll catch you in the next one 🤗
@karlforder1670 Butterbur is Petasites hybridus but there are several similar species. Coltsfoot is a different plant, Tussilago farfara. The wet environment is more suitable for Butterbur and i think you are right with that.
Thanks for watching and commenting Dawn, glad it's been helpful. We hope you have a lovely time in Chee Dale, wherever you might be heading :) See you in the next one ✌️
That was such a lovely and peaceful video. The lighting and colours are amazing. An ideal time of day for the walk. The Dipper is such a lovely little bird and its presence means that the water is clean and clear. They feed on caddis fly larvae, mayfly nymphs and little minnows. These can only survive in the cleanest of waters!! The big leafed plant is I believe a gunnera of some sort!? Well done on another fantastic film. It came just at the right time for me after being ill with COVID for two weeks. Really brightened my day!🥰 Look forward to the next one with Hayley again. Take care. Love you. Mutti xx
Like your presentation and the 360 camera which is amazing . Reminds me of happier days with my late missus. As for favourite stepping stones my choice would be the stepping stones over the Derwent just north of Hathersage. Keep up the good work which is very professional.
excellent video as always, Kyle. been past chee dale many times on the way to tideswell - decided I must investigate it now :) thanks for your hard work. mount famine and kinder next ??
So glad you enjoyed the video and are considering visiting, you really won't be disappointed 🙂 As for your video suggestions, thank you very much, we'll add those to our long and growing list of ideas 😅
Wow, Kyle good job filming this one on your tod, you did an awesome job! Chee Dale looks an incredible spot, definitely on our list for a return to The Peak District! You got great weather for your visit! 👍
Mairead still campaigns for First Responders everywhere....if you add Blu...then ..light and add the third bit mai ,it becomes well you can guess..??...happy reading...E
This was the first walk we did when we visited the Peak District last summer. I figured it would be a fun walk with children and we all really enjoyed it. A great video which brought back fond memories 😀
😁 Great video and insight into the excellent chee Dale walk.. I love that route and combine it with miller's Dale and monks Dale if I have time. See you both on the next one, Cheers Dale for me is the best gorge walk in England 👍 hope you found the car afterwards 🤣😁👍
Another great video Kyle, well done for doing on your own, missed you Hayley, Chee Dale is such a beautiful place, I remember that walk from many, many years ago only that time the stepping stones were partially under water, made it interesting 😅 loved the dipper, so pleased you managed to film it😍 looking forward to your next video, lots of love to both of you🤗😘😘🥰xxx
Thanks for sharing Kyle, great video flying solo! Have added this to our list of places to visit having walked some of the Monsal trail from Hassop to Monsal Head on holiday earlier this year.
No worries glad you enjoyed Steve! We didn't know it existed until recently 😅 It's easy to stick to the Monsal Trail and not realise this little gem is just off from it 👍
Well done Kyle👍 you made a great video on your own. Missed you Hayley not being there, work does get in the way sometimes. I had a great time up there last week, visited a few places you told me about which I'd never had known about, big thumbs-up 👍for you both. Looking forward to the next one.
Thanks for the kind comment Des! 😊 Work must be done ✅ glad you could get to some of the places we've been recommending, it's nice to see that you guys are enjoying them too ☺️👍
another great video Kyle, thanks very much for sharing. We definitely will visit Chee Dale. Will dogs manage to use the stepping stones, too? We will bring our 2 border collies with us
Thanks so much Ingrid, glad you enjoyed the video and glad you're considering visiting :) I'd say dogs would get on fine, I saw many dogs on my hike and have seen several on each visit 👍
My favourite stepping stones are on the Rivelin valley, Sheffield. Really want to try those out in the Chee Dale. Wonder what Chee means( an old name for the river?). I think it's coltsfoot( butterbur) on the banks of the Wye. Those lime kilns were really good only seen them from outside before, along monsal Dale, if they're the same ones. Missed Hay but I loved your vlog🥰 especially as we didn't get into the peaks this weekend ( went more local so we could watch the Wimbledon finals).
Great video (it felt strange not seeing both of you together in this one) Still a very good video however 👍 Glad that you were able to get it nice and quiet down there. Such a beautiful place and the captured it really well.
Whitewell stepping stones in the south central of The Forest of Bowland. Careful though the second set of stones at the end of the trail has a few stones that have washed away. Water only goes to knee height
You did well on this one, it looks like a great place to visit, definitely one for the list, off topic slightly but how are you both getting on with the camper van conversion?
Hi Keith, thanks so much for watching, we're glad you may visit :) The van is still going, slowly. We've had a few speed bumps recently but will probably have an update for you soon :)
Take a hike to the Trinnacle at Dove Stones Saddleworth, Warning ⚠️ if you climb up to it by the water fall, be careful it can be tricky in places but it's worth it 👌. Post code OL33 7NN
I walked that area in the late 1950s with the Nottingham Pegasus Rambling Club I was hoping to see something of it but your head was always in the way It was disappointing JR NZ,
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Nice to meet you guys tonight, good luck in the quiz! ✍️
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In the lobby waiting on the quiz to start, super impressed so far! This first video on Chee Dale is a belter 👌
@@TeaInValhalla thank you guys nice to meet you too! ☺️👍 Definitely we know all about that 😅
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Hi, Really enjoyed your video! Those rhubarb leaved plants are butterburs, so named because people wrapped butter in the leaves and kept it cool in the river water.
Such a dense and lovely place my friend. TFS. Stay connected 😊
I Love this Land so much mate , even the sound of the Gate .
Got to love a creeky Derbyshire gate 👌
@@HayandKyle sounds like my knees when reaching for a cheeky glass of merlot...E
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@@eamonnclabby7067 We all need a cheeky glass.
@@maxwellmoore8424 cheers/Skol/slainte, just creaking my way to one more...hic,,!!...
Another great video, super filming. We’ll certainly will be visiting Cheedale. Ta.
Glad you're considering visiting off the back of the video, tag us on social media if you go, we love seeing pictures :) Thanks again for watching ✌️
Love Chee Dale. Stayed in one of the Blackwell Cottages for a holiday a few years ago it was so peaceful, a truely magical place.
Well that sounds incredible, had no idea you could stay in the cottages. 😮
Great hiking vibes. Peak District looks beautiful.
Thanks Mario hope you are doing well! ☺️👌
Loved it.. great photos and music... Really enjoy yr vids... Missed hay...but you coped very well .. til the nxt look forward to it ..lv Ali/R..
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words, glad you enjoyed it, even if it was only 50% of the usual crew :P Cheers for commenting, we'll catch you in the next one 🤗
@@HayandKyle yr welcome. . You go places we can't. Love peak district 👍
The rhubarb type plant is Gunnera, great vid as always, pity Hayley had to work. R
Thanks for clarifying the official name👌 🙂 haha yes thankfully not too often but must be done 😅👍 take care!
It’s actually Butterbur mate, otherwise known as coltsfoot.
@karlforder1670 Butterbur is Petasites hybridus but there are several similar species. Coltsfoot is a different plant, Tussilago farfara. The wet environment is more suitable for Butterbur and i think you are right with that.
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Great video - really helpful as walking there in about 3 weeks time all being well. thanks
Thanks for watching and commenting Dawn, glad it's been helpful. We hope you have a lovely time in Chee Dale, wherever you might be heading :) See you in the next one ✌️
Thanks for enlightening us about Chee Dale, somewhere we must visit on our next trip up to Derbyshire, it looked glorious in your video.
That was such a lovely and peaceful video. The lighting and colours are amazing. An ideal time of day for the walk. The Dipper is such a lovely little bird and its presence means that the water is clean and clear. They feed on caddis fly larvae, mayfly nymphs and little minnows. These can only survive in the cleanest of waters!! The big leafed plant is I believe a gunnera of some sort!? Well done on another fantastic film. It came just at the right time for me after being ill with COVID for two weeks. Really brightened my day!🥰 Look forward to the next one with Hayley again. Take care. Love you. Mutti xx
Thank you Mutti ❤️ hope you are feeling much better now ❤️❤️ interesting facts about the dipper ☺️👌 interesting little creatures!
Good evening! Another Peak District classic…. Love it! 😎
Thanks Rachel! 😁✌️ Looks like you and Lou and Lol had a great walk yesterday! Sorry we couldn't be there, we were there in spirit thou!! 🚶🚶🏼♀️
That's absolutely amazing! A fun and exciting hiking tour experience.
Thank you very much for watching, so glad you enjoyed the video 🤗
Walked the Monsal trail a few years ago and gonna revisit soon. Didn’t know about Chee Dale so this is definitely on my list 👌thanks!
No problems! Glad you took some value from the video. Enjoy your trip to Cheedale 🤗
@@HayandKyle thanks will do 👌
Me and Cazs 2nd date after burbage valley was 1st Lydford gorge in devon is great too and of course luds cnurch
Yes Lydford is very special. Chee dale has its own unique feel i think..
Another good one Kyle 👍👍👍
Thank youuu 😁
Fine job sir. Glad you got the dipper shots - a lovely bird.
Thank you very much sir. My long 300mm came in handy that morning, it was fun to watch the bird and it's unique breakfast gathering method 😅 - Kyle
Like your presentation and the 360 camera which is amazing . Reminds me of happier days with my late missus. As for favourite stepping stones my choice would be the stepping stones over the Derwent just north of Hathersage. Keep up the good work which is very professional.
I have not been there you guys always inspire me haha 😆
Thank you very much Mr Compton! It's not a bad spot for photography actually, we're sure you'd get something out of a trip 👌📷
Great cookies guys I always see dippers here too
My friend and I are doing the chee Dale circular on Monday 🥰
Yay!!l 🎉 Hope the weather stays great for you guys 👍😊🌞😎
excellent video as always, Kyle. been past chee dale many times on the way to tideswell - decided I must investigate it now :) thanks for your hard work. mount famine and kinder next ??
So glad you enjoyed the video and are considering visiting, you really won't be disappointed 🙂 As for your video suggestions, thank you very much, we'll add those to our long and growing list of ideas 😅
Ay up 🦆.gr8 solo vid thair always good.hope you found the car park OK being as the car park QUEEN was working🤣👌👏
Not sure how he found the car park without the assistance from the car park queen 😂😂
Wow, Kyle good job filming this one on your tod, you did an awesome job! Chee Dale looks an incredible spot, definitely on our list for a return to The Peak District! You got great weather for your visit! 👍
Thanks guys ☺️ hope you are doing well! Definitely worth a visit when you're back in the Peak District 👌❤️
Thank you for sharing this amazing video with us all...slainte...E
Thank you for always taking the time to watch and comment. We love hearing from you each week. Hope all is well in the Wirral 🤗
@@HayandKyle still on our feet and breathing...set the bar low...windy and sunny at the moment..E
Mairead still campaigns for First Responders everywhere....if you add Blu...then ..light and add the third bit mai ,it becomes well you can guess..??...happy reading...E
@@HayandKyle always welcome...see above mentioned Mairead....E
This was the first walk we did when we visited the Peak District last summer. I figured it would be a fun walk with children and we all really enjoyed it. A great video which brought back fond memories 😀
So glad you enjoyed the video Helen and thank you for taking the time to comment and share your memories with us 🤗
😁 Great video and insight into the excellent chee Dale walk.. I love that route and combine it with miller's Dale and monks Dale if I have time. See you both on the next one, Cheers Dale for me is the best gorge walk in England 👍 hope you found the car afterwards 🤣😁👍
Got to agree it's an excellent walk 👌 just about made it back to the car 😂🚗
Another great video Kyle, well done for doing on your own, missed you Hayley, Chee Dale is such a beautiful place, I remember that walk from many, many years ago only that time the stepping stones were partially under water, made it interesting 😅 loved the dipper, so pleased you managed to film it😍 looking forward to your next video, lots of love to both of you🤗😘😘🥰xxx
Thank you Nanny :) Didn't realise you'd been to Chee Dale. We'll have to chat about it next time we see you. Xxx
Great video and content as usual! Thanks you for showing us around this amazing place.
Thanks for the comment guys 😊 ❤️
Thanks for sharing Kyle, great video flying solo! Have added this to our list of places to visit having walked some of the Monsal trail from Hassop to Monsal Head on holiday earlier this year.
No worries glad you enjoyed Steve! We didn't know it existed until recently 😅 It's easy to stick to the Monsal Trail and not realise this little gem is just off from it 👍
Well done Kyle👍 you made a great video on your own. Missed you Hayley not being there, work does get in the way sometimes. I had a great time up there last week, visited a few places you told me about which I'd never had known about, big thumbs-up 👍for you both. Looking forward to the next one.
Thanks for the kind comment Des! 😊 Work must be done ✅ glad you could get to some of the places we've been recommending, it's nice to see that you guys are enjoying them too ☺️👍
I've definitely been there ,but a long time ago , recognised some of the spots .
Thanks
another great video Kyle, thanks very much for sharing. We definitely will visit Chee Dale. Will dogs manage to use the stepping stones, too? We will bring our 2 border collies with us
Thanks so much Ingrid, glad you enjoyed the video and glad you're considering visiting :) I'd say dogs would get on fine, I saw many dogs on my hike and have seen several on each visit 👍
Well done lad!
Rhubarb type plant is coltsfoot (Tussilago farfara) also very common on the Dove nice Video
My favourite stepping stones are on the Rivelin valley, Sheffield. Really want to try those out in the Chee Dale. Wonder what Chee means( an old name for the river?). I think it's coltsfoot( butterbur) on the banks of the Wye.
Those lime kilns were really good only seen them from outside before, along monsal Dale, if they're the same ones.
Missed Hay but I loved your vlog🥰 especially as we didn't get into the peaks this weekend ( went more local so we could watch the Wimbledon finals).
We always knew that plant as Devil's Rhubarb, for what it's worth.
Great video 💫
Thank you guys ❤️❤️ hope you three are doing well and enjoyed your stay in Abergele looked like a great little Airbnb spot ☺️ 👍
@@HayandKyle ah, it was great thanks! Would be perfect for you both with the little pooch too 😍😍
Great video (it felt strange not seeing both of you together in this one) Still a very good video however 👍 Glad that you were able to get it nice and quiet down there. Such a beautiful place and the captured it really well.
Thanks Mr Topics! 😁 Must have a catch up at some point 👌
@@HayandKyle 100% we should 👍
Whitewell stepping stones in the south central of The Forest of Bowland. Careful though the second set of stones at the end of the trail has a few stones that have washed away. Water only goes to knee height
I'm pretty sure plants are Butterbur
You did well on this one, it looks like a great place to visit, definitely one for the list, off topic slightly but how are you both getting on with the camper van conversion?
Hi Keith, thanks so much for watching, we're glad you may visit :) The van is still going, slowly. We've had a few speed bumps recently but will probably have an update for you soon :)
Hi guys, what was the name of the book you have on the peak district?
Hey! The book you seen is titled "PEAK COUNTRY" 👍
@@HayandKyle thank you, going to see if I can pick up a copy. Cheers
Take a hike to the Trinnacle at Dove Stones Saddleworth, Warning ⚠️ if you climb up to it by the water fall, be careful it can be tricky in places but it's worth it 👌. Post code OL33 7NN
Half way through the vid I messaged my partner and said, are we doing this walk on Wednesday. We are haha.
I can’t wait!
Great minds think alike! 😂 Hopefully you'll get it mostly to yourselves with it being mid week 🤞👌
We can only hope :)
I walked that area in the late 1950s with the Nottingham Pegasus Rambling Club I was hoping to see something of it but your head was always in the way It was disappointing JR NZ,