Another fantastic film Patrick. The beauty of Derbyshire never ceases to amaze me. I loved the story of the Vicar who doubled up as a Druid. Stay well.
Patrick, Many thanks for bringing back the memories from long ago for this part of The Peak. I rambled and camped in the Peak back in the 50s and 60s which was probably a good time as there weren't so many people around then although it has always been a popular area for obvious reasons. Like you Stanton in Peak is my favorite village although due to its elevation it must be a real challenging place to live in the middle of winter. Yes dont fancy that at all but on a good day like yours absolutely stunning. Even in this stunning area there has to be a man made blot on the landscape this being the battery recycling plant normally spewing out no doubt toxic fumes although from your vid I couldn't see the usual smoke. Fingers crossed that it might have closed down and moved to China. In my time there were still derelict machinery left over from the stone quarrying which made great places to play for a small boy. The Ann Twyford quarry was still in operation ( and still is I believe but under s different name) and if you visited at the weekend when no one was about you could wonder in and have a look around. There were still the old reciprocating saws there and some machinery for cutting out the grit stone grinding wheels with piles of the cut out blanks where the spindle would have fitted. A few of these cores found their way onto our rockery. Have spent many a pissie night with my mates at the Druids pub then stumbling back to our tents at Winster. There was a bowling green right in front of the pub but has been turned into a car park. You could go and look at the so called Druids carvings chiseled into the rocks at the back of the pub but that cost you a penny. Left Blighty for good way back in 1970 for the Colonies but have been back on holiday twice since, the last being 96. Just had to have a pint in the Druids. I still do visit Stanton and Derbyshire but now by Google you know Little Man on the road which is a small consolation but as near as I will now ever get.
good morning Patrick, hope you are doing well. Another lovely film to watch and thank you for sharing it with us. Have a great weekend and i look foreword to more films in the future.
Another great episode! The many standing stones you came across looks interesting, especially the Cat's Stone you looked at the end. Birchover and Stanton in Peak looks tranquil, and the soundtrack for the Earl Grey Tower at 16:58 sounds triumphant; the credits soundtrack also sounds nice too. The Earl Grey Tower reminds me of Flounders' Folly in Shropshire (outside Ludlow); ironically I visited it for the first time three days after you filmed this episode, and I climbed it up and the views looked breath-taking. Looking forward to more episodes! :-)
Patrick , it's lovely to see you back , missed your videos but glad to see you are ok and by now you may have had your second jab. Lovely area to walk and the two villages look very nice with great views . Look forward to more videos , thanks for your time and effort .
Last night i thought, i wonder when Patrick is posting another of his wonderful walks, and low and behold, i get home to find one online. Lovely villages, ancient stones and a tower thrown in, could we ask for more. I love your channel. Keep safe and keep on walking. Cheers.
He strikes again fellow Ramblers. Patrick, my brother! So glad to see the notification! Great day indeed. It was 30°C here in Nova Scotia. Cheers Friend. William
After many days of sun its all gone horribly wrong here, so this wonderful film of glorious countryside and great weather brought a huge smile to my face. Fab job Patrick, cheers.
You can get a lot for less than 5 miles Patrick. There was certainly enough in this walk to satisfy any person for the rest of the day. With each video I appreciate how much walking you've done. Ha, another pub you know well and views that never tire. Enjoyed my time walking with you. Always good. Mark
Hi Mark, yes not bad for 5 miles eh. It was nice filming this one as it was the first walk I did after just moving to the area years ago. Yes, I'm looking forward to revisiting the Flying Childers pub soon, it's the views when you sit out the front that make it a special place. Hey I see it's your birthday today too so a very happy birthday Mark and hope you enjoy your special day. All the best. Patrick 👍
@@solitaryrambler Not bad at all Patrick. A lovely walk - I'd be back to that pub to for the views. I had a good day yesterday with mum and my sisters daughter. Have a good weekend. Peace bro.
Where HAVE you been ? Anyway another fantastic wander around beautiful England - your video s both inform us and cheer us up in these uncertain time s - thanks Rob
You know where you first entered t'moor, immediately behind you, across the road, in that wood descending down is another stone ring, but hidden away from sight in undergrowth and trees. I only know this because I used to handle O. S. map requests at DCC/County Offices and thus saw, not only the, then, latest plan requests from the then 1994/5 mainframe licence issuance but also the much more detailed (in my opinion) old style 1:10,000, 1:1250 and 1:2500 on acetate sheets, then held in the map tanks, latterly in the RIU resource just inside the C. Offs main entrance.
Great to see you back Patrick with another enjoyable and informative video. I could see your happiness at finally escaping the frustrating stay at home period. I’m actually walking this area myself tomorrow so it was quite a nice coincidence that your video popped on to my notifications. I love the Stanton moor area. It’s one of my favourites. Assuming you are fully vaccinated now like I am. Another step closer to normality. Hope you’re well and have a great weekend 👍
Thanks Anthony, yes it was an unusually warm day for March and, having just had the first jab as well as the stay at home rule ending really lifted my spirits. Had my second jab two weeks ago, glad you've had yours too. Nice to know you love Stanton Moor too, feel lucky to have this so close to home. Have a great walk here today and enjoy the rest of the weekend 👍
Good to see another video from you, Patrick and one, by the sounds of it, you hold in high regard. Also sounds like you've hopefully had both doses by now, which is good to hear. I almost forget now, how much of a relief it was to have things eased at the end of March. I'm quite concerned by the next stage in two weeks' time. All the best and hope you're keeping well.
Hi Olly, good to hear from you and thanks for watching. Yes this is a lovely local walk, so it's nice to have made a film of it now. All grand here thanks, hope you are too. Had my second jab last month, but I'd be lying if I said I don't feel a bit concerned about the next stage too. Anyway I see you've been to May Hill, so I shall certainly be watching that very soon 😃 Stay safe and have a good week. Cheers, Patrick 👍
Spectacular video Patrick! What's fascinating about the moors is you're walking through history. There will be historical remains that haven't been discovered yet. The moorland landscape is gorgeous when the heather is in flower. Incredible views on Stanton Moor. Thanks for sharing, take care, Jordan.
Thanks Jordan, glad you enjoyed it. Stanton Moor is a great place local to where I live and it always looks lovely with the heather. Thanks for watching, all the best 👍
I'm not familiar with the areas you filmed in but you chose a lovely day for filming. I also watched your film on "Deciding what to Film" on Facebook. This shared so much about your aspirations and achievements and a pleasure to listen to. Unfortunately I couldn't find your link to rewatch from facebook except when seen under a site called AR ! Lovely music again, well mixed too.
Many thanks Shanita. Yes that day in March was so unusually warm, it was lovely. Everyone else was out too of course. Glad you liked this music. Thanks for watching "Deciding where to film" too. I'll be watching your new upload over the weekend 👍
Had a lovely wander around there today Patrick. I`d not heard of this place before I watched your video, so thanks for the route plan. Happy wanderings! ATB. Dave.
A wonderful return to form its been a while patrick ...but well worth the wait stanton moor is immense wit those wonderful stones with their carvings weve really missed your walks so it was brilliant to see you out and about again..and looking really well you,ll have your second jab now as did i a couple of weeks ago ..so lets hope were on our way forward....thanks once again were gonna watch your latest video tomorrow evening ....regards Frank & Lee.......
I was just so pleased to have finally managed to edit this film! 😊 I have indeed had my second jab too mate. Thanks as always Frank and Lee for watching and all your support 👍
Patrick you seemed to really enjoy retracing your first ever footsteps in the Peak District. Another excellent, entertaining and informative film. Assume you have by now had your second jab mate. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Just what I needed. Cup of coffee, feet up and a new solitary rambler film; Fantastic!
Absolutely. I was in disbelief when I saw the blue dot. Nice to see good folks appreciating our Rambler!
Cheers Friend
@@williamclarke2020 cheers William, have a good day buddy 👍🏻.
Glad you enjoyed it Jake, many thanks! 👍
Agreed 100%
A new Solitary Rambler film always makes the weekend a bit better,loved it as always Patrick.
Thanks as always Pete, all the best 👍
Another fantastic film Patrick. The beauty of Derbyshire never ceases to amaze me. I loved the story of the Vicar who doubled up as a Druid. Stay well.
Thank you Mike, glad you liked it. Stay well too 👍
Patrick,
Many thanks for bringing back the memories from long ago for this part of The Peak.
I rambled and camped in the Peak back in the 50s and 60s which was probably a good time as there weren't so many people around then although it has always been a popular area for obvious reasons.
Like you Stanton in Peak is my favorite village although due to its elevation it must be a real challenging place to live in the middle of winter. Yes dont fancy that at all but on a good day like yours absolutely stunning.
Even in this stunning area there has to be a man made blot on the landscape this being the battery recycling plant normally spewing out no doubt toxic fumes although from your vid I couldn't see the usual smoke. Fingers crossed that it might have closed down and moved to China.
In my time there were still derelict machinery left over from the stone quarrying which made great places to play for a small boy.
The Ann Twyford quarry was still in operation ( and still is I believe but under s different name) and if you visited at the weekend when no one was about you could wonder in and have a look around.
There were still the old reciprocating saws there and some machinery for cutting out the grit stone grinding wheels with piles of the cut out blanks where the spindle would have fitted. A few of these cores found their way onto our rockery.
Have spent many a pissie night with my mates at the Druids pub then stumbling back to our tents at Winster.
There was a bowling green right in front of the pub but has been turned into a car park.
You could go and look at the so called Druids carvings chiseled into the rocks at the back of the pub but that cost you a penny.
Left Blighty for good way back in 1970 for the Colonies but have been back on holiday twice since, the last being 96. Just had to have a pint in the Druids.
I still do visit Stanton and Derbyshire but now by Google you know Little Man on the road which is a small consolation but as near as I will now ever get.
Morning Peter, you clearly have a lot of lovely memories from watching this. Many thanks for your comments and for taking the time to watch 👍
lovely to see you out and about I have missed your tours!
Many thanks Gregg! 👍
Very enjoyable content Patrick, what a stunning landscape you there all around you so much to see. Thank you for sharing and all the best Patrick.
Glad you enjoyed it John, many thanks 👍
Just discovered the channel. Superb. So relaxing and informative.Keep up the great work.
Welcome aboard and thank you for your kind comments! 👍
good morning Patrick, hope you are doing well. Another lovely film to watch and thank you for sharing it with us. Have a great weekend and i look foreword to more films in the future.
Glad you enjoyed it Luke, many thanks 👍
Thank you for this video. Very informative and relaxing to watch. Considering moving to the area and that's how I came across your channel.
Glad it was helpful, many thanks for taking the time to watch 👍
Another great episode! The many standing stones you came across looks interesting, especially the Cat's Stone you looked at the end. Birchover and Stanton in Peak looks tranquil, and the soundtrack for the Earl Grey Tower at 16:58 sounds triumphant; the credits soundtrack also sounds nice too. The Earl Grey Tower reminds me of Flounders' Folly in Shropshire (outside Ludlow); ironically I visited it for the first time three days after you filmed this episode, and I climbed it up and the views looked breath-taking. Looking forward to more episodes! :-)
Thanks again! Glad you liked the soundtrack. It's always hard to come up with different themes each time but pleased you enjoyed it. Many thanks 👍
Patrick , it's lovely to see you back , missed your videos but glad to see you are ok and by now you may have had your second jab. Lovely area to walk and the two villages look very nice with great views . Look forward to more videos , thanks for your time and effort .
Thanks Wendy. Yes I have had my second jab now. Glad you enjoyed the video. Many thanks 👍
Fab video, really enjoyed this one a lot
Glad you enjoyed it, many thanks for watching 👍
Last night i thought, i wonder when Patrick is posting another of his wonderful walks, and low and behold, i get home to find one online. Lovely villages, ancient stones and a tower thrown in, could we ask for more. I love your channel. Keep safe and keep on walking. Cheers.
That must have been a sign! Glad you enjoyed this new one, many thanks 👍
He strikes again fellow Ramblers. Patrick, my brother! So glad to see the notification! Great day indeed.
It was 30°C here in Nova Scotia.
Cheers Friend.
William
Many thanks as always William, much appreciated! 👍
I have walked on Stanton Moor and visited The Nine Ladies and Cork Stone. Standing Stones fascinate me. Lovely to see it again.
Glad you enjoyed it, yes my first local walk so I've always loved Stanton Moor 👍
😳 your back where ya been hiding pat ? great vid as usual, that area is epic been there a few times 👍
It's always darkest before the dawn. I had my jab too. Pickle and cheese? Mustard pickles and cheddar is amazing on sour dough bread.
Cheers Graham, I don't know if you follow the Solitary Rambler Facebook page, but my latest post explains where I've been hiding 👍
Great to see you back .
Thank you 👍
After many days of sun its all gone horribly wrong here, so this wonderful film of glorious countryside and great weather brought a huge smile to my face. Fab job Patrick, cheers.
Good to know Jeff, many thanks 👍
You can get a lot for less than 5 miles Patrick. There was certainly enough in this walk to satisfy any person for the rest of the day. With each video I appreciate how much walking you've done. Ha, another pub you know well and views that never tire. Enjoyed my time walking with you. Always good. Mark
Hi Mark, yes not bad for 5 miles eh. It was nice filming this one as it was the first walk I did after just moving to the area years ago. Yes, I'm looking forward to revisiting the Flying Childers pub soon, it's the views when you sit out the front that make it a special place. Hey I see it's your birthday today too so a very happy birthday Mark and hope you enjoy your special day. All the best. Patrick 👍
@@solitaryrambler Not bad at all Patrick. A lovely walk - I'd be back to that pub to for the views. I had a good day yesterday with mum and my sisters daughter. Have a good weekend. Peace bro.
Congratulations Patrick for another great video showing the wonderful landscapes of England. Wonder why you didn't climb that rock???
Thanks Sandro. I did climb it! 👍
@@solitaryrambler I meant that block of granit, corckstone, with 15 feet height
Where HAVE you been ? Anyway another fantastic wander around beautiful England - your video s both inform us and cheer us up in these uncertain time s - thanks Rob
Many thanks Rob! I don't know if you follow the Solitary Rambler Facebook page, but my latest post explains "where I've been" 👍
@@solitaryrambler facebook !!! Takes me all my time to get on the interenet - point is you where missed best wishes Rob
You know where you first entered t'moor, immediately behind you, across the road, in that wood descending down is another stone ring, but hidden away from sight in undergrowth and trees.
I only know this because I used to handle O. S. map requests at DCC/County Offices and thus saw, not only the, then, latest plan requests from the then 1994/5 mainframe licence issuance but also the much more detailed (in my opinion) old style 1:10,000, 1:1250 and 1:2500 on acetate sheets, then held in the map tanks, latterly in the RIU resource just inside the C. Offs main entrance.
I was wondering where you had got to! :)
Many thanks! I don't know if you follow the Solitary Rambler Facebook page, but my latest post explains where I've been 👍
Great to see you back Patrick with another enjoyable and informative video. I could see your happiness at finally escaping the frustrating stay at home period. I’m actually walking this area myself tomorrow so it was quite a nice coincidence that your video popped on to my notifications. I love the Stanton moor area. It’s one of my favourites. Assuming you are fully vaccinated now like I am. Another step closer to normality. Hope you’re well and have a great weekend 👍
Thanks Anthony, yes it was an unusually warm day for March and, having just had the first jab as well as the stay at home rule ending really lifted my spirits. Had my second jab two weeks ago, glad you've had yours too. Nice to know you love Stanton Moor too, feel lucky to have this so close to home. Have a great walk here today and enjoy the rest of the weekend 👍
Good to see another video from you, Patrick and one, by the sounds of it, you hold in high regard. Also sounds like you've hopefully had both doses by now, which is good to hear. I almost forget now, how much of a relief it was to have things eased at the end of March. I'm quite concerned by the next stage in two weeks' time.
All the best and hope you're keeping well.
Hi Olly, good to hear from you and thanks for watching. Yes this is a lovely local walk, so it's nice to have made a film of it now. All grand here thanks, hope you are too. Had my second jab last month, but I'd be lying if I said I don't feel a bit concerned about the next stage too. Anyway I see you've been to May Hill, so I shall certainly be watching that very soon 😃 Stay safe and have a good week. Cheers, Patrick 👍
Spectacular video Patrick! What's fascinating about the moors is you're walking through history. There will be historical remains that haven't been discovered yet. The moorland landscape is gorgeous when the heather is in flower. Incredible views on Stanton Moor. Thanks for sharing, take care, Jordan.
Thanks Jordan, glad you enjoyed it. Stanton Moor is a great place local to where I live and it always looks lovely with the heather. Thanks for watching, all the best 👍
I'm not familiar with the areas you filmed in but you chose a lovely day for filming. I also watched your film on "Deciding what to Film" on Facebook. This shared so much about your aspirations and achievements and a pleasure to listen to. Unfortunately I couldn't find your link to rewatch from facebook except when seen under a site called AR ! Lovely music again, well mixed too.
Many thanks Shanita. Yes that day in March was so unusually warm, it was lovely. Everyone else was out too of course. Glad you liked this music. Thanks for watching "Deciding where to film" too. I'll be watching your new upload over the weekend 👍
Had a lovely wander around there today Patrick. I`d not heard of this place before I watched your video, so thanks for the route plan. Happy wanderings! ATB. Dave.
Glad you enjoyed it Dave, I was up on Stanton Moor again yesterday with a group of friends, it's a lovely spot isn't it. Thanks for watching 👍
Another great walk 🏃Patrick
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BEST wishes
Levi
Many thanks Levi 👍
Another Wonderful Video Patrick.. Really enjoyed 😊
Glad you enjoyed it Glenn, many thanks 👍
Wonderful walk in the Peak District ..thanks…nice to be returning to normality
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you 👍
A wonderful return to form its been a while patrick ...but well worth the wait stanton moor is immense wit those wonderful stones with their carvings weve really missed your walks so it was brilliant to see you out and about again..and looking really well you,ll have your second jab now as did i a couple of weeks ago ..so lets hope were on our way forward....thanks once again were gonna watch your latest video tomorrow evening ....regards Frank & Lee.......
I was just so pleased to have finally managed to edit this film! 😊 I have indeed had my second jab too mate. Thanks as always Frank and Lee for watching and all your support 👍
Great video as always! Glad to know you're free to roam again without any restrictions.
Thanks Richard, yeah great to be out and about properly again 👍
Another interesting and enjoyable journey with you
Many thanks Michael, much appreciated! 👍
Patrick you seemed to really enjoy retracing your first ever footsteps in the Peak District. Another excellent, entertaining and informative film. Assume you have by now had your second jab mate. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I have indeed had that second jab now Paul 😂 Glad you liked the film. As always thanks for watching and commenting 👍
@@solitaryrambler Good man.......
Great film again looking foreward to the next one.
Glad you enjoyed it, many thanks 👍
Thanks for sharing the beauty and history of your country .
Thanks for watching 👍
Nice too see you out and abt again.. Wondered other day how was.. Gud vid.. Me and hubby enjoyed it.. Ali..
Thank you Ali, glad you and your husband enjoyed watching 👍
@@solitaryrambler always..
Ever been to Leam Woods?
Probably a long time ago.