Walk #3 Tegg's Nose to Shutlingsloe via Macclesfield Forest.
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- Wildside Walks: Walking in and around the peak District with my beautiful dogs.
My third walking vlog. Tegg's Nose to Shutlingsloe via Macclesfield Forest Thank you for taking the time to watch. I hope this film inspires you to get out and explore this part of the world. A map of the walk can be found on my facebook page Wildside Walks or by clicking the link below. This is a Dog Eat Dog Production. Filmed & edited by Neil O'Connor. osmaps.ordnanc...
Fabulous video Neil, you’ve really captured the beauty of our local landscape. The photography and footage of the deer are beautiful...you are very talented!
Thank you Jacky, I hope you get to do the walk soon as autumn is just around the corner.
Great to meet you today at Ludchurch.
Very impressed with your your channel, informative and stunning visuals.
Look forward to watching more of your content.
Cheers Kor
Thanks for checking me out. Sorry I missed your comment.
Iv just been recommended to watch your channel by Lancsway. Have to say not disappointed. Magical right from the start for videography and aerial/drone shots. Plenty of nature too keeping your dogs company. Very professional standards of filming. Thanks.
So, having bumped into you and your dogs on Teggs Nose yesterday, we decided to check out your channel. Wow. Really glad we did. Extremely impressed with your videos Neil. Keep up the excellent work and maybe we'll see you again sometime.
Thanks for taking the time to look me up. Glad you enjoyed them. More coming soon.
Fantastic video. Recently discovered this area and can't wait to try some of these paths.
Great video with some excellent footage and information. TV documentary quality.
Love your videos. It's like watching a better version of Countryfile! 😊 this one looks like a cracking walk 👍
Thanks Isaac, yes it is a fabulous walk, especially at that time of year.
What a fabulous video, I was searching for walk ideas and stumbled upon this. Love the photography, the drone shots, the commentary and the walk. Deserves 100x more views and subscribers!
Thanks Richard, so nice of you to say so. I hope you will be able to do one of the walks sometime. Please fee free to spread the word and help me get those views and subscribers .
Fabulous video with some incredible captures and excellent commentary.
You’ve got a real creative talent and I literally felt I was on this beautiful walk with you . Wonderful choice of music too .
Thank you Suzanne for your encouraging, kind words. Maybe one day you can try the walk.
Absolutely brilliant, what a beautifully shot video, keep up the great work Neil😊👍
Thank you for your positive feedback, really appreciate it. :)
Nice to have seen you in Danebridge today. Please please make more videos they are fabulous.
Ha, great to see you too. Thanks for recognising me, it made my day...... Busy making next film & it will be out shortly. Thanks again for your feedback.
Nice one Neil great video keep them coming thanks
What a great video.
Thanks Ian.
Great video, thanks :)
You are very welcome Nigel, glad you enjoyed it. The new video will be out very soon. Watch this space.
Love this! 😃
We really do live in a beautiful part of the world and your photography of the scenery along the walk is stunning. I have to mention your very well behaved dogs - they’re a credit to you
Just Brilliant! Thank you 😊
Wow, this is a beautiful capture of your walk. 💜
Stunning Neil. Love the deer shots, interesting route!👍🏻
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Very good - you must spend a lot of time setting up for doing walk-pasts and faffing around with stuff? Maybe for you it's not as idyllic as it looks?!
The end result is undeniably excellent but when I see these increasingly 'BBC quality' videos (or better in some cases) I can't help wondering what is actually involved in terms of investment in kit and time, both in the field and then in production and editing afterwards. Roll the clock back 20 years and you would have needed an entire VT/audio production company to do something as good as this; you'd have had more than 2 dogs with you!
With regard to the deer, were they filmed on the walk or edited in? I've lived in this area all my life but can't recall ever seeing deer outside Lyme Park.
Hi, yes you are right. It takes an incredible amount of time to shoot each walk with several visits. The editing also takes several weeks. I hope that this shows in the films. My aim was to produce a film that really shows of the beauty of the landscape and makes the viewer feel that they are on the walk with me.The deer were filmed on the walk. Maybe give it a go and you may possible get a glims of these beautiful creatures. Thanks for the great feedback.
it's a10 from Danny !!