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Just found this video. Beautiful scenery, appropriate music, aerial views enhance the experience. Respectful to the ancient. Nice couple, great job. Enjoyed it immensely
Doll Tor is my favourite place, used to wild camp down there and the Ladys but never left a trace out of respect but now days there is not the same respect, nice video peeps, enjoyed it
There are many things that need fixing in the UK and even just England but after Covid, it’s these types of videos and getting out there myself that make appreciate how incredibly lucky we are to have such landscapes and history. I am also incredibly lucky to live in Derbyshire myself. All these are now on my list for my next outing, thank you guys! Even the first stone circle, looking in the background at the scenery makes you understand why those ancient people felt something spiritual or magical when they made those circles
We couldn't agree more. We also live in Derbyshire and know how incredibly lucky we are to have these places on our doorstep. We are so glad you found value in this video and it's served you exactly as we'd want it to. You'll have to let us know how you get on when you visit the circles. Enjoy your adventure ✌️
9 ladies is my favourite. been there dozens of times, with the kids and on my own. tend to go there for most vernal events and pagan celebrations, summer & winter solstices, equinoxes, full moons, beltane, lammas etc. Had some amazing times drumming, firespinning and met lots of amazing people up there over the last 5 years
The last stone circle that you went to was by far the best. I’m not sure if you know this and I don’t know if it’s intentional or pure coincidence but each stone in that last circle match up with peaks in the distance I’ve seen them and they line up with win hill and several other peaks in the distance so I’m not sure if it was some sort of mapping point thousands of years ago maybe it would be worth a trip back and see which stones Logan up with which peaks see if you can work out from that what it was used for.
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A great video I've only been to the peak district once when I was 12 I'm almost 54. It was dovedale and I loved it we were given dinner by nuns at an abbey.
Thank you Simon, much appreciated for you watching and leaving us some lovely comments :) Glad to hear it's helped you discover some more of the Peak District, we'll hopefully catch you in the next one 😊
@@HayandKyle The Peak District is a favourite place of ours, I've visited since I was a child and still frequent it. I will be doing some Viking photos and fight footage up at Snake woodland after Christmas, should be a hoot. Cheers 😊
Wow wow wow! Best one yet. Love the photography, love the stone circles and the added romantic element! Well done both of you. Looking forward to more! ❤❤
Always enjoy videos of the peak district. fantastic views & music, and Kyle, as an amateur landascape photographer myself, Id like to congratulate you on some stunning compositions. GL to you both!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting :) We appreciate it!! I, (Kyle) do enjoy getting out with the camera when I can, it's not hard to put compositions together when the Peak District is your subject 👌Thanks again, see you in thr next one ✌️
Me and Yolande( my wife) went to the Peak district in 2019. Lots of beautiful spots over there! We saw three of the stone circles you mention. And indeed : the nine ladies (nr.4)in the woods...it was already afternoon and too crowdy. There was a group of people having a picnic between the stones. We went to Arbor Low too and we thought the stones were lying flat on purpose...because when you go to other places in England or France or elsewhere...you'll not find anything like this!
Sounds like you had a fantastic trip, glad you managed to see a few of the spots in the video 🤗 Thank you for watching and leaving comments, we appreciate it ✌️
This is a great new video guys. I love the balance of video and photography you've used in this one. The bullet time attachment for the Insta360 is ideal for spinning in stone circles too, isn't it. I've visited all but your number 1, so that can go on my list.
Thanks so much for your comment Miles. We really enjoyed putting this one together and the use of photography and the Insta 360 was a lot of fun to incorporate. Glad we showed you something new, you'll have to let us know when you make it up to Hordron Edge :) ✌️
You guys are amazing ill be sure to shout you out on my channel as I visit some of these places. Wish you had put the names up on screen so I can screen shot them
Great video once again , im getting through them slowly,,,,,,,,,at 17.40 in this video you are holding something up in the air and the footage is circling you ,how was this done ?
Hi Ian, thanks for your comment. This shot is achieved with our Insta 360 camera and a selfie stick that comes with it. It's a clever bit of kit that edits out the stick so it appears invisible and floating 👍
Very similar small stone circles with similar number of stones often 9 are found n many other areas up and down Briton. Love to know there purpose . it is a mystery we will probably never know the answer too!
I did a walk recently which visited most of these places 😍 I couldn’t find Doll Tor though! I found the Ardle Stone and was expecting it to be close but the forest behind was very overgrown.. could you give me some instructions how to find it please ? 💚💚💚
Certainly! Doll Tor is a little hard to find because there is no direct path to it. It's tucked away in the corner of a farmers field opposite Stanton Moor entrance (west) You do have to cross the field diagonally to reach the trees at the bottom. Our opening drone shot for that section better shows the general direction across the field. Hard to explain in the comments 😅
There are no pits under the stones so its generally assumed they never stood upright .the cove which was a grave on the circle and a skeleton was found during excavation.
A really magical piece about some magical places, well done, maybe one day we will see you on the wirral...keep well and safe, best wishes from the wirral.E.
Thank you for watching and your kind words :) We agree, the Peak District is full of incredible places and we'll be showing more of it as much as we can in future videos. Hopefully see you in the next one. Cheers! ✌️
@@countytopper8836 cheers, we appreciate that. We plan to cover the whole peak district for the top spots to explore and then branch out into the UK and Europe. Lots planned ✌️
@@countytopper8836 ooof nice, we were supposed to be up there last year but were ultimately blocked due to lockdown 🙄 Maybe we'll see you up there this year.... Maybe 😅
Stands for thousands of years, vandalised by an idiot. Mindless thugs. I'm glad you are keeping the location of that Bothie secret. Great vlog, thanks for uploading.
Based on my ancestors ancient circle of light time travellers that’s been around for thousands of years all over Great Britain Ireland and Europe Bulgaria ancient giant bearded wing gods annunaki reptilian wing gods an Sumerian gods of knowledge all one from Orion’s Belt between Pleiades andromeda spiral galaxy star map on solid gold stargate doors 3 doors make nest of stargate solid gold doors 2 feet thick 60 feet wide I circumference 10s of thousands of tons of gold h in hundreds of sets of stargate doors fist20 hieroglyphics on them not Egyptian hieroglyphics but ancient annunaki giant bearded wing gods those statues in Iraq museum are the most important and most valuable in the world of time travellers ancient history pieces of archaeological history now being told that I have been privileged to witness in 2006 Cheshire England true story true facts covered up by Tory an Labour party government an popes an bishops of England lied you all about those ancient stone circles
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Just found this video. Beautiful scenery, appropriate music, aerial views enhance the experience. Respectful to the ancient. Nice couple, great job. Enjoyed it immensely
Thank you Randolph ❤️
Thank you for this. As an 82 year old Pagan living near Derby I was pleased to learn of more ancient sites.
Doll Tor is my favourite place, used to wild camp down there and the Ladys but never left a trace out of respect but now days there is not the same respect, nice video peeps, enjoyed it
There are many things that need fixing in the UK and even just England but after Covid, it’s these types of videos and getting out there myself that make appreciate how incredibly lucky we are to have such landscapes and history. I am also incredibly lucky to live in Derbyshire myself. All these are now on my list for my next outing, thank you guys! Even the first stone circle, looking in the background at the scenery makes you understand why those ancient people felt something spiritual or magical when they made those circles
We couldn't agree more. We also live in Derbyshire and know how incredibly lucky we are to have these places on our doorstep. We are so glad you found value in this video and it's served you exactly as we'd want it to. You'll have to let us know how you get on when you visit the circles. Enjoy your adventure ✌️
great to see, and share for us, keep them flowing, great for all to follow
Thanks for an interesting video - great photos as well!
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment, we appreciate it ✌️🤗
Fabulous. Absolutely gorgeous views captured to perfection. Very interesting video.
Thank you guys. Beautifully filmed and very entertaining.
great video. like the photography and music too
Lovely videos and so informative, I'll be going there, very soon
Thanks Barbara 😊 glad you enjoyed it! Our latest video will be out in just over 10 mins! ☺️👌
9 ladies is my favourite. been there dozens of times, with the kids and on my own. tend to go there for most vernal events and pagan celebrations, summer & winter solstices, equinoxes, full moons, beltane, lammas etc. Had some amazing times drumming, firespinning and met lots of amazing people up there over the last 5 years
love arbor low too! been there on a starlight night at 2am, surrounded by cows lol
Haha bet it was quite spooky with the cows! 🙈🐄
Nice films. Hope to visit these sites later in August. Thanks.
Thanks so much for watching, we are glad you took something from viewing. Enjoy your time in August! :)
Absolutely loved it sweethearts. Another great vlog as always. Xxx
thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :) :)
really cool video, I live near by the peaks and will enjoy exploring.
Great one hayley and Kyle looking forward each Sunday 📽️📽️🎥🎥🎥
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This is so fascinating to me, so different from where I live
Thanks you for this video. I live in the Peak District and do a lot of sightseeing but I didn't know about these places. I have to see that
Very nicely done. Thanks to you both.
Doll Tor is my personal favourite circle. 👌💚
That one is our favourite too! Something about the place makes it different! 🗿
@@HayandKyle absolutely. The gentle intimate energies there are magical. Thank you sharing your experiences. You are both awesome people!
The last stone circle that you went to was by far the best. I’m not sure if you know this and I don’t know if it’s intentional or pure coincidence but each stone in that last circle match up with peaks in the distance I’ve seen them and they line up with win hill and several other peaks in the distance so I’m not sure if it was some sort of mapping point thousands of years ago maybe it would be worth a trip back and see which stones Logan up with which peaks see if you can work out from that what it was used for.
Started watching your channel today H&K. I'm three videos in now, and really enjoying - best wishes for 2023 from Yokohama :)
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A great video I've only been to the peak district once when I was 12 I'm almost 54. It was dovedale and I loved it we were given dinner by nuns at an abbey.
Another awesome vid! 👌
Thanks Ben glad you enjoyed it! 😄
Great video and atmospheric music. Have to agree with your choices for sure . I have visited Arbor low and now will visit Holdron. Thanks guys. 👍
Thank you Simon, much appreciated for you watching and leaving us some lovely comments :) Glad to hear it's helped you discover some more of the Peak District, we'll hopefully catch you in the next one 😊
@@HayandKyle The Peak District is a favourite place of ours, I've visited since I was a child and still frequent it. I will be doing some Viking photos and fight footage up at Snake woodland after Christmas, should be a hoot. Cheers 😊
wow wow wow this is such an amazing video. You guys did give more information about this site. Thank you for sharing.
Hey Tanya! Thank you so much for your kind words! ☺️ We thoroughly enjoyed putting this whole video together! See you in the next one! ✌️
Such a terrific video guys! 💖
Great clip thank you
No problems!! :)
Well done chaps, you certainly seem to put the right amount of effort and thought into your videos.
Thanks so much 😄 we really enjoyed putting this one together!
Brilliant video as always.
Thank you very much, we are glad you enjoyed it. Cheers for watching and commenting :)
I'd never heard of three of those. Very enjoyable. I think you need to relight your torch though.
Wow wow wow! Best one yet. Love the photography, love the stone circles and the added romantic element! Well done both of you. Looking forward to more! ❤❤
Thank yooo :) 🙏 More coming as soon as we can ✌️❤️
Always enjoy videos of the peak district. fantastic views & music, and Kyle, as an amateur landascape photographer myself, Id like to congratulate you on some stunning compositions. GL to you both!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting :) We appreciate it!! I, (Kyle) do enjoy getting out with the camera when I can, it's not hard to put compositions together when the Peak District is your subject 👌Thanks again, see you in thr next one ✌️
Wow I can see I am going to be visiting there as soon as I can 👍🏻
Awesome video!
Thank you very much 🤗
Me and Yolande( my wife) went to the Peak district in 2019. Lots of beautiful spots over there! We saw three of the stone circles you mention. And indeed : the nine ladies (nr.4)in the woods...it was already afternoon and too crowdy. There was a group of people having a picnic between the stones. We went to Arbor Low too and we thought the stones were lying flat on purpose...because when you go to other places in England or France or elsewhere...you'll not find anything like this!
Sounds like you had a fantastic trip, glad you managed to see a few of the spots in the video 🤗 Thank you for watching and leaving comments, we appreciate it ✌️
Fantastic production on this video, I predict you two will be a great success, looking forward to more 👍
Thank you so much. It certainly took a while to put it all together. Cheers for your support, we'll catch you in the next one :) ✌️
Brilliant vlog, great photography, amazing views and lots of useful information, absolutely love it, got to be your best so far❤️❤️❤️🤗🥰
Thank you!! :) We are glad you enjoyed watching 😊🙏✌️
Arbor Low is a very special place, ive had many a vision there
Bless you both. love from John Statham
This is a great new video guys. I love the balance of video and photography you've used in this one. The bullet time attachment for the Insta360 is ideal for spinning in stone circles too, isn't it. I've visited all but your number 1, so that can go on my list.
Thanks so much for your comment Miles. We really enjoyed putting this one together and the use of photography and the Insta 360 was a lot of fun to incorporate. Glad we showed you something new, you'll have to let us know when you make it up to Hordron Edge :) ✌️
Lovely vlog Guys but you missed a Beauty Eyam moor stone circle looking towards hig tour
You guys are amazing ill be sure to shout you out on my channel as I visit some of these places. Wish you had put the names up on screen so I can screen shot them
Just seen there are names I was only half way in haha thanks
@@paulcomptonpdphotography glad you have seen the names pop up 😅 was thinking "oh no have we missed them out?!" 🤔 😂 Thank you for your kind words!! 😄
Great video once again , im getting through them slowly,,,,,,,,,at 17.40 in this video you are holding something up in the air and the footage is circling you ,how was this done ?
Hi Ian, thanks for your comment. This shot is achieved with our Insta 360 camera and a selfie stick that comes with it. It's a clever bit of kit that edits out the stick so it appears invisible and floating 👍
@@HayandKyle ohh excellent another purchase coming on
Great videos 📹 👌
Thank you Jason, we are glad you enjoyed them. Thanks for commenting :) ✌️
Very similar small stone circles with similar number of stones often 9 are found n many other areas up and down Briton. Love to know there purpose . it is a mystery we will probably never know the answer too!
I did a walk recently which visited most of these places 😍 I couldn’t find Doll Tor though! I found the Ardle Stone and was expecting it to be close but the forest behind was very overgrown.. could you give me some instructions how to find it please ? 💚💚💚
Certainly! Doll Tor is a little hard to find because there is no direct path to it. It's tucked away in the corner of a farmers field opposite Stanton Moor entrance (west) You do have to cross the field diagonally to reach the trees at the bottom. Our opening drone shot for that section better shows the general direction across the field. Hard to explain in the comments 😅
If you park on Birchover Road near to the Cork Stone, you can cross the field from there, it is marked on Google Maps :)
There are no pits under the stones so its generally assumed they never stood upright .the cove which was a grave on the circle and a skeleton was found during excavation.
A really magical piece about some magical places, well done, maybe one day we will see you on the wirral...keep well and safe, best wishes from the wirral.E.
Thank you for watching and your kind words :) We agree, the Peak District is full of incredible places and we'll be showing more of it as much as we can in future videos. Hopefully see you in the next one. Cheers! ✌️
Love your green dress Hayley beautiful.
Thank youuy
Last one. I spent a night up there once ( solstice). It was foggy and had bubble wrap for insulation. Never , ever try this. I nearly froze to death 😆
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Fucking brilliant 👏🏻
😂😂 Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it!!
@@HayandKyleseriously good editing and quality content! what you got lined up next?
@@countytopper8836 cheers, we appreciate that. We plan to cover the whole peak district for the top spots to explore and then branch out into the UK and Europe. Lots planned ✌️
Love it keep going.! My next trip is to to Shetland and Orkney hopefully at the start of May
@@countytopper8836 ooof nice, we were supposed to be up there last year but were ultimately blocked due to lockdown 🙄 Maybe we'll see you up there this year.... Maybe 😅
Stands for thousands of years, vandalised by an idiot. Mindless thugs. I'm glad you are keeping the location of that Bothie secret. Great vlog, thanks for uploading.
NO, NO, NO, no, there are ten stones, 9 ladies and ONE flat sacrificing stone, wonder why there are no men?
Cheers Norman. It's always been known as the Nine Ladies Stone Circle 👍🏼
Based on my ancestors ancient circle of light time travellers that’s been around for thousands of years all over Great Britain Ireland and Europe Bulgaria ancient giant bearded wing gods annunaki reptilian wing gods an Sumerian gods of knowledge all one from Orion’s Belt between Pleiades andromeda spiral galaxy star map on solid gold stargate doors 3 doors make nest of stargate solid gold doors 2 feet thick 60 feet wide I circumference 10s of thousands of tons of gold h in hundreds of sets of stargate doors fist20 hieroglyphics on them not Egyptian hieroglyphics but ancient annunaki giant bearded wing gods those statues in Iraq museum are the most important and most valuable in the world of time travellers ancient history pieces of archaeological history now being told that I have been privileged to witness in 2006 Cheshire England true story true facts covered up by Tory an Labour party government an popes an bishops of England lied you all about those ancient stone circles
You seem to know nothing about the venues you see
Thanks for the supportive comments George 👍