Bridestones walk in the North Yorkshire moors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- See the 150 million year old sandstone rock formations, views along Newton dale including from Skelton tower as well as the hole of horcum, steam trains and deers make this a memorable walk in this national park
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A walk packed full of interest...thanks for that Nigel, really enjoyed it
Hi Steve, thanks and i bet you have been to all these places cheers for watching nigel
Hi Nigel it looks stunning and so historic there with the Bronze Age barrows and those ancient sandstone rock formations. The Bridestones were great to see and you got them all to yourself ! Amazing to see, and made a nice seat !A fabulous hike and I loved the sound of all of the birds and perfect timing for the train 😃 The old hunting tower was interesting too. That was great, the views were amazing 👍~ Anna
Hi Anna and Alf, was pleased to get to the Bridestones first as i left lots of people were heading that way, the seat did feel a bit uneasy LOL, the birds, trains and deers were all great timing, the Bronze age barrows also added to a wonderful day out, pleased you enjoyed the video and thank you for your continued support cheers nigel
Two places I am hoping to visit this year if the rain ever stops that is. Looked a great walk and see to see and hear the local wildlife on the way around too. What a time to find a bench and then wait for the stream train to go through and then the bonus of another at the station. Great views from Skelton Tower and more trains too, you seem to be a magnet for them and what a great view to finish off the walk too, cheers Alan
Hi Alan, ye a beautiful walk and the Bridestones well worth a visit, couldnt believe the woodpecker straight after i was talking about it and coming across the deers more luck, i check the times of when the steam trains are due, but the first one looking down on Levisham was great timing, the others i waited for them to come along, Skelton tower on a nice day you can sit there and take in the views forever such a great place, anyway thanks for coming along cheers nigel
That looked like a great walk. I do love the North York Moors- I find all the ancient burials fascinating, there are so many barrows up there. Keep going with your training!😄
Hi Carrie, one of the brighter days of the year so far, yes plenty of interest and history, yes the ancient burial sites are fascinating, wonderful walk and thanks for the encouragement cheers for watching nigel
I had this lined up Nige when it came out but got distracted. It was a fabulous outing bro. To kick off great views and the potential for Adder. That rock serving as coffee stop was shaped by the sea-maan think about that the waters lapping around it for hundreds of thousands of years whilst the earths plates moved it about. Loved Levesham station and drive though. A tea there would be right up my rail line. Ha ha! Yeah, great tour and view from the top latterly. Good going. Mark
Hi Mark, you have blown my mind thinking about the sea carving that sand stone and then been pushed up with the earths plates to where it is today, i was sat on sea creatures from way way back having a coffee phew, so peaceful is Levisham station apart from when a steamer leaves LOL, wonderful views and the ancient barrows made it a great walk thanks for your comments mate cheers nigel
@@nigelharness9032 Yeah, you can see it in the rock how the sea has molded it. Amazing! A pleasure as always - good to hear of the station and the rest. It was full happy view.
an amazing earth we live on
@@nigelharness9032 It is...