Just to say how much we enjoy watching your videos, you have improved beyond all recognition since we first started watching you.Your drone shots and accompanying music really enhance your videos. Keep up the good work so we too can carry on walking some of your walks !
I so enjoyed that. The stonework on bridge was gorgeous. Glad you still visit Robin for coffee. This has upped my spirits I have been locked up for three weeks so far coz I have diabetes. Going up the wall. This really did make me feel so much better. Thanks so much for taking me along and please stay safe
Thanks for these videos I think they are great you give us lots of good information. I was a avid rail enthusiast in the 1980s and am from Sheffield but spent 11 years living in Nottingham so the places you walk and visit are known to me as I worked lots in this area Thanks again. Look forward to been alerted to any new videos you put out 👍😊
Thanks for your walks particularly whilst I am in lockdown it brings back good memories of walking in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire in some cases70 years ago. Also the railways and industrial archeology. Great stuff do please keep it up!
Lovely long walk you had Ant,another for us to do after we are out of isolation,brill video,i bet you can guess my favourite bit,🤗 look forward to next one,x
Hello 😀 I'm pleased you enjoyed it. I'm trying to push out two a week currently in the situation right now, so I'm pleased they make you and others smile 🙂
At around 28 minutes of the video you are walking past it on your left. No sign of it in your video but you can’t have kidded it, it’s a very distinctive building.
My ancestral research shows that Clipstone Castle was at 1 time deep in the woods and was used as a hunting lodge and then expanded to be the locale for Royals to hold courts, and also get in some hunting on the various trips made to the castle. Sir William Foljambe was an ancestor of mine dating back to the 1300s. When our ancestral ship captain arrived in New England in the 1600's, he modernized the spelling of his name to become Fulgham. Of course the original name still exists in the UK today with one Lord Foljambe, currently holding office in the house of Lords
Lovely walk and as always a great production, very enjoyable. The bridge architecture and type of brick used reminded me of structures on the old Great central line through Nottingham and Leicester. Many thanks.
Well that signal near the pub I have walked up the back ladder myself and my mate has the ID number plate that did go with the signle I was with him when he took it down. Your film are very good keep up the good work.
Well worth the wait mate loved it espesh the signal box ...very relaxing looks like a great area for walking cheers Ant keep up the great work ...Frank & Lee...
When you go out for your once a day walk you certainly don't bugger about do you Ant???!!!!!! Cracking stuff, refreshed my jaded indoor batteries, going to walk it a second time, thanks fella👍👍👍👍👍👍
gutted that i cant have a bike ride out there. i remember last time i went camping in that area, being out in the rain,and looking at that signal box, when this virus thing is over, i will try to get out there.
Another great video; the bit with the ducks certainly raised my spirits! Do you know if the winding wheels at Clipstone still turn when the wind's in the right direction? Thanks for brightening up the lock-down, and keep safe and well.
Just to say how much we enjoy watching your videos, you have improved beyond all recognition since we first started watching you.Your drone shots and accompanying music really enhance your videos. Keep up the good work so we too can carry on walking some of your walks !
Thanks for the video and chat today, Ant. A wonderful tour today. See you on the next. Cheers Ant! 🏴🙂👍🇺🇸
I so enjoyed that. The stonework on bridge was gorgeous. Glad you still visit Robin for coffee. This has upped my spirits I have been locked up for three weeks so far coz I have diabetes. Going up the wall. This really did make me feel so much better. Thanks so much for taking me along and please stay safe
Hi Linda I do hope you are okay and Well ❤️😀
Sick of being inside but well thanks. The great videos help thanks
Thanks for these videos I think they are great you give us lots of good information. I was a avid rail enthusiast in the 1980s and am from Sheffield but spent 11 years living in Nottingham so the places you walk and visit are known to me as I worked lots in this area
Thanks again.
Look forward to been alerted to any new videos you put out 👍😊
Thanks for your walks particularly whilst I am in lockdown it brings back good memories of walking in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire in some cases70 years ago. Also the railways and industrial archeology. Great stuff do please keep it up!
Hi Andrew thanks very much. I'm hoping to Keep this up, as long as this doesn't go on so long I actually run out of routes 🙂
Beautiful scenery. I love the pit workings. You live in an interesting part of the country.
Lovely long walk you had Ant,another for us to do after we are out of isolation,brill video,i bet you can guess my favourite bit,🤗 look forward to next one,x
What a great place you live in with all them county walks you’ve got, great video again keep them coming 👍
Thanks again for this. Stuck in one room for nearly two weeks it's much appreciated. I'll never take walking for granted again.
Hello 😀 I'm pleased you enjoyed it. I'm trying to push out two a week currently in the situation right now, so I'm pleased they make you and others smile 🙂
Excellent video as I live in Kings Clipstone and have walked most of these paths. I was a little surprised that you didn’t include Archway House.
Which one is that was I near it? Thanks for watching 🙂
At around 28 minutes of the video you are walking past it on your left. No sign of it in your video but you can’t have kidded it, it’s a very distinctive building.
Another fascinating video 👍🏻
We do live in a nice area for walks and cycling,I have cycled around this route quite a few times,nice to see the drone footage again Ant,
It's a lovely area and one bonus of the current situation is I'm appreciating what's local 🙂
Always enjoy your walks as an old Notts boy exiled on Merseyside
Hi Tony, hope you are well 🙂 Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
@@TrekkingExploration I'm from Kirkby In Ashfield originally so getting to know an area I left in 1964 at the age of 6 is lovely.
Another fantastic video
Glad you enjoyed it. I do plan on doing more local walks occasionally :)
Great footage I normally only see from the bike :)
Nice one, great up & coming channel this one! 👍
Hey Peter, thank you for your kind comment and glad you enjoyed it 😀
👌👍😊❤ wonderful.
My ancestral research shows that Clipstone Castle was at 1 time deep in the woods and was used as a hunting lodge and then expanded to be the locale for Royals to hold courts, and also get in some hunting on the various trips made to the castle.
Sir William Foljambe was an ancestor of mine dating back to the 1300s. When our ancestral ship captain arrived in New England in the 1600's, he modernized the spelling of his name to become Fulgham.
Of course the original name still exists in the UK today with one Lord Foljambe, currently holding office in the house of Lords
Lovely walk and as always a great production, very enjoyable. The bridge architecture and type of brick used reminded me of structures on the old Great central line through Nottingham and Leicester. Many thanks.
Lovely walk about, I get to see the country side with out leaving the house, thank you,
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoy them, it means a lot 🙂
Well that signal near the pub I have walked up the back ladder myself and my mate has the ID number plate that did go with the signle I was with him when he took it down. Your film are very good keep up the good work.
That's good to know it found a Safe home 😊
Cheers Mathew 👍
Do you remember the signal identity for it ive asked if I can purchase the signal with the feathers for my back garden
Well worth the wait mate loved it espesh the signal box ...very relaxing looks like a great area for walking cheers Ant keep up the great work ...Frank & Lee...
When you go out for your once a day walk you certainly don't bugger about do you Ant???!!!!!! Cracking stuff, refreshed my jaded indoor batteries, going to walk it a second time, thanks fella👍👍👍👍👍👍
Ha ha it's a weeks worth crammed into one day 😂
Interesting walk and very much appreciated 👍🏴
Loved this video it’s good to join you on your walks and at the same time learn a few things. Stay safe.
thanks for that I really enjoyed the walk in these strange days when we cant travel,looking forward to the next one.
Hi Jonathan glad you enjoyed it. I'll try to keep getting more on as I can 🙂
Beautiful walk. Thank you.
Pleased you enjoyed it, thank you 😀
Thank you, great walk and loads of interesting info.
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it 😀
the dog & duck is the same route I took to get to the colliery but I came to it from the other side of the bridge
Really enjoyed it. River Maun v beautiful in parts
Hey Richard thanks very much.🙂 The River Maun shall return 😉
Love it Ant, your vids and presentation are very enjoyable. Your a natural :)
Thank you, means a lot 🙂
Top quality fella, really enjoyed,
Iam saving this for tonight Ant.....Mate......Cheers...
Great 😀
Watching...Brings back memories of my own. And hoping to return area soon. Looking for some house? Archway?
Looks a bit different to what it was when I did this on a railtour in the summer of 1992!
🌞🌞🌞🌞🖖🏽
gutted that i cant have a bike ride out there. i remember last time i went camping in that area, being out in the rain,and looking at that signal box, when this virus thing is over, i will try to get out there.
Did you camp really close?
Trekking & Towpaths last time I camped in Sherwood pines. The video is on my channel.
@@Rollingforwards oh I saw that one you both went didn't you?
Another great video; the bit with the ducks certainly raised my spirits! Do you know if the winding wheels at Clipstone still turn when the wind's in the right direction? Thanks for brightening up the lock-down, and keep safe and well.
Hello Jon 🙂 They do Indeed still turn, and it's quite creepy at night.
The ducks at the pond made me smile too 🙂 Glad you enjoyed it and thank you