Exploring the Ashby to Derby Line Part 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2024
- Join me as I explore the Ashby to Derby Line from the start of the Cloud Trail in Worthington going back towards Lount Colliery. In Part 5 I will take the line all the way back to Ashby where it ultimately joined the Ivanhoe Line.
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Thanks for the walking tour this day. Always enjoy the conversation on what you are seeing. Thanks you for the time and efforts in these videos. I really appreciate them. Cheers Pete! 🇬🇧🙂🇺🇸
Thank you for watching and the kind comments. I hope you appreciate that these comments mean the world to me as often it feels like I am talking to fresh air!!! Thank you again and more videos coming very soon.
@@MiddyExplores You’re very welcome, Pete. Repeating, I always enjoy them, and will always comment. Cheers Pete! 🇬🇧🙂👍🇺🇸
Alas Bridge 37, we at least had the pleasure of knowing you before you eventually fall apart. These bridges are really clinging on for dear life, and it’s good to see someone (ie: you) documenting them whilst they still stand. Hopefully you can sort out the gimbal problem!
By the looks of bridge 37 the Farmer must take his life in his hands every time he crosses it!!! A nice peaceful walk in the Leicestershire countryside, great that you've documented it.
I think sadly that the surviving infrastructure is decaying so quickly that many features will soon be lost forever. A lovely walk though that continues in the next video 👍
@@MiddyExplores Look forward to it.
It's been ages since I've watched your videos. But I'm back loving your walks as always cheers 🚂
Thank you and welcome. E back. Been a bit quiet lately but some new material being added very soon
@@MiddyExplores Spring is in the air, but it has been terrible with rain affecting a lot of places. And safety always comes first. I haven't been down the GCR in months in Rugby as that can get flooded during heavy rain. But I will venture down there again after Easter as Rainsbrook is my favourite spot 🌄
Always love these adventure videos you can discover so much old history still about seemingly forgotten by most it's incredible 😄👏🎉
Thank you and thanks as always for watching. I was amazed by this one as I lived in Ashby for 23 years and knew nothing about it! Yes it is forgotten by many and sadly is slowly disintegrating. Thank again, more from this series coming soon 👍
6:00 Looks very nice, immaculate.
Thanks for watching. It really is not many in better condition.
11:09 Hopefully it won't fail with the farmer driving over it. 😮
That's what I was thinking! Hopefully they are doing regular inspections
Have you visited Ashby Tunnel?
Yes I have there is a video on my channel. I went there about 2 years ago.