Yeah this one was a bit of a surprise to film as I hadn't scouted it out first! I knew there was stepping stones along the way, but there was quite the bit of scrambling too which I wasn't expecting, was quite tricky holding the camera steady on the slippery rocks!
@@DavesWalks - I really appreciate the effort you put into bringing these for us. It is something to look forward to every week, because you're essentially giving us a look and exploration, into places we would typically not have access to. Thanks mate.
Very nice walk, but often dangerous!!. I had never seen so many risks of falling, dangers. In some places, walking and filming at the same time was a feat!!. We ended up feeling trapped too and when Dave turned back, I wondered if he was going to find a way out!!. A wild but very beautiful place. Thanks Dave. 😀😀😀😀😀
От восторга сердце замирает, это сказочно красиво, не только в данной местности, но такие неописуемые пейзажи по всей Англии! Я чувствую присутствие людей, которые тут жили столетия назад, особенно завораживают старинные замки, церкви, захоронения. Можно смотреть это бесконечно, очень интересна мне многовековая история Англии, очень много изучаю ее и каждый раз узнаю много интересного. Вы очень счастливый человек, Вы можете всю эту роскошь и великолепие ощущать каждый день. Счастья Вам и благоденствия
That was a very nice walk, but when you walked on that wooden bridge 🌉 that had one log across it, I gasps I thought that log was going to collapse!!! You're a brave soul!!! Some of those paths were sheer rocks!!!!
a relative from YOrkshire got a baby vole given her by her father whom was a gardener. and she raised it to go back to the wild...she said most people thought him ugly, but as raising it, she thought he was adorable.
Lovely video, thanks for sharing. Particular interest to me as I had walked along Chee Dale, Miller's Dale and Cressbrook Dale some 30 years ago in march of 1991. It was nice to compare the stills that I took. The trees have come on well, especially those clinging to the cliffs. But strike those stepping stones have come on a bundle, they were all sizes and shapes those years ago. All the Best, Peter.
This is your best ramble yet. Thanks for the dedication putting this one together. Appreciated. I have gorged myself, (pun intended), on the sights and sounds of this beautifully rugged river trail. Dave, you must be part old hairy mountain goat. That's not a bad effort, holding the camera steady, as you scramble over narrow rocky bits! And just as you think you have gotten away from the madding crowds, some other ramblers appear. Ha ha. It's nice to see that not only the youngsters get out and about too. Dave sees stepping stones in river. Holy F&*%! Negotiate rocks and just keep filming. Banzai!, (slowly and vewwy carefully). Only a 3 out of 5 for difficulty??? What rates as a 5 then?
I had no idea it was going to be quite as scrambely as it was! It was a very much a blind walk in that I'd never done it before! Haha and once I had started filming I was quite committed! The camera does a great job at keeping the footage steady, I am most definitely not part mountain goat! I reckon full on climbing mountains will get me some solid 5/5s for difficulty, I hope to do striding edge one day in the Lake district! That, and conquer some of the UKs tallest mountains too!
Great job trips are wonderful David love places visited some in. Areas I and the family walked when I was at home before going to Leeds’s University 1973 to 76 then Coventry Universeity Ty to do management department with further in Nottingham to do change in the the Church of England
It's mostly normal that we don't put rubbish into our rivers. Although we are certainly not perfect at it. We have many brilliant volunteers though who tirelessly tidy up after ignorant messy people.
A good camera, a steady arm, plan your route ahead of filming, think of things like time of day, position of the sun, how strong the wind is, is it busy? stuff like that.. Good luck! 😊
ah night videos are so much more trickier to film.. this is not one I would enjoy doing at night, id end up falling in the river..😅 I may attempt a some night walks in Winter when it's darker much earlier..
What a stunning video for your 70th walk! 🏞️💚 This my favourite place by some distance, just perfect 👍
Glad you enjoyed it Isaac!!😊😊
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I really enjoy these riverside walks. There is a sense of adventure as well as serenity in them. Well done Dave.
Yeah this one was a bit of a surprise to film as I hadn't scouted it out first! I knew there was stepping stones along the way, but there was quite the bit of scrambling too which I wasn't expecting, was quite tricky holding the camera steady on the slippery rocks!
@@DavesWalks - I really appreciate the effort you put into bringing these for us. It is something to look forward to every week, because you're essentially giving us a look and exploration, into places we would typically not have access to. Thanks mate.
@@OneRedFeatherStudios. Doubley appreciated, as we're locked down at home with covid here at the moment. At least we can ramble about virtually.
@@joeswanderings - Wholeheartedly agree. It is escapism at its best.
Oh! My favorite . There is something about a river that grabs the heart. Bless you.
Very nice walk, but often dangerous!!.
I had never seen so many risks of falling, dangers.
In some places, walking and filming at the same time was a feat!!.
We ended up feeling trapped too and when Dave turned back, I wondered if he was going to find a way out!!.
A wild but very beautiful place.
Thanks Dave.
😀😀😀😀😀
От восторга сердце замирает, это сказочно красиво, не только в данной местности, но такие неописуемые пейзажи по всей Англии! Я чувствую присутствие людей, которые тут жили столетия назад, особенно завораживают старинные замки, церкви, захоронения. Можно смотреть это бесконечно, очень интересна мне многовековая история Англии, очень много изучаю ее и каждый раз узнаю много интересного. Вы очень счастливый человек, Вы можете всю эту роскошь и великолепие ощущать каждый день. Счастья Вам и благоденствия
Спасибо за ваш комментарий! Рад, что вы наслаждаетесь английскими пейзажами!
David ❤a beautiful walk t9 day Monday 15th May 2023 Cleedale and the stepping stones nice flowing river walk along the towpath.Thanks.
i'm still on the trail, but i just wanted to say, how lovely, how calming, how wonderful this riverside walk is. thanks, dave. :)
Glad your enjoying it as always Hellie 😊
That was a very nice walk, but when you walked on that wooden bridge 🌉 that had one log across it, I gasps I thought that log was going to collapse!!! You're a brave soul!!! Some of those paths were sheer rocks!!!!
It was indeed a bit of a scramble like walk! At all times I was happy I was very secure and steady!
a relative from YOrkshire got a baby vole given her by her father whom was a gardener. and she raised it to go back to the wild...she said most people thought him ugly, but as raising it, she thought he was adorable.
Hey Dave, Sie gehen genau den Weg, den ich früher gegangen wäre. Einfach weil das flasht. 😁 Ich genieße "unsere" Spazierwege 😊😀Liebe Grüße von Helga
A wonderful walk in Cleedale with the stepping navigate .😮Ann DeakinX
Thanks Dave, sounds of the birds is very soothing! Perfect for a relaxing Sunday!
Indeed it is, the birds were happy to be singing that day!😊
Incredibly relaxing as always! Thank you for letting us see and hear your experiences 💓💓
My pleasure 😊😊
Great walk with beautiful scenery. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it😊
Another great walk, thanks Dave
Thanks Życie 😊👍
Been here myself many times, very pretty and quiet place
A brilliant walkthrough the dales today David cledale a bit like traile
It's great for hiking and camping
Agreed! 😃👍
Very delighted
This area is so nice. I wonder what it looks like in the summer.
Lovely video, thanks for sharing. Particular interest to me as I had walked along Chee Dale, Miller's Dale and Cressbrook Dale some 30 years ago in march of 1991. It was nice to compare the stills that I took. The trees have come on well, especially those clinging to the cliffs. But strike those stepping stones have come on a bundle, they were all sizes and shapes those years ago. All the Best, Peter.
Thanks for sharing, glad to show you the place again after 30 years 😀👍
this a Clean and beautiful layout😘
fairy place, thank u
I would like to take a trip there soon, very inviting.
That was fun must of missed the tea rooms halfway through.
Beautiful place for a walk, thank you for sharing it with us :)
Glad you enjoyed it😊
That was a beautiful walk, you have many more like this?
I hope to do a very many like this! Glad you enjoyed it Luce!😊
Great...
Wow! Beautiful! Thoroughly enjoyed this “adventure”!
Happy to here it Alane! 😊👍
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Amazing place, nice sounds
Thank you!😊
This is your best ramble yet. Thanks for the dedication putting this one together. Appreciated. I have gorged myself, (pun intended), on the sights and sounds of this beautifully rugged river trail.
Dave, you must be part old hairy mountain goat. That's not a bad effort, holding the camera steady, as you scramble over narrow rocky bits! And just as you think you have gotten away from the madding crowds, some other ramblers appear. Ha ha. It's nice to see that not only the youngsters get out and about too.
Dave sees stepping stones in river. Holy F&*%! Negotiate rocks and just keep filming. Banzai!, (slowly and vewwy carefully). Only a 3 out of 5 for difficulty??? What rates as a 5 then?
I had no idea it was going to be quite as scrambely as it was! It was a very much a blind walk in that I'd never done it before! Haha and once I had started filming I was quite committed! The camera does a great job at keeping the footage steady, I am most definitely not part mountain goat!
I reckon full on climbing mountains will get me some solid 5/5s for difficulty, I hope to do striding edge one day in the Lake district! That, and conquer some of the UKs tallest mountains too!
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Now I want to go to Cheedale.
It is well worth it Spencer! 😊
Great job trips are wonderful David love places visited some in. Areas I and the family walked when I was at home before going to Leeds’s University 1973 to 76 then Coventry Universeity Ty to do management department with further in Nottingham to do change in the the Church of England
You have a nice rhythm in filming!
Thank you Alexander! Hope you are well and have a Wonderful Merry Christmas 🎄⛄💖
@@DavesWalks Merry Christmas Dave, all the best wishes for 2022, cheers!
Such a large and clear river, how did the British do that?
It's all just natural. Couldn't tell you when the stepping stones were placed though.
Along the flowing river there is no visible garbage scattered in the river and in the river area
It's mostly normal that we don't put rubbish into our rivers. Although we are certainly not perfect at it. We have many brilliant volunteers though who tirelessly tidy up after ignorant messy people.
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شكرًا لك
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Hey Dave I’m doing a video in Cornwall next week as in walking videos I don’t have to talk any tips thanks
A good camera, a steady arm, plan your route ahead of filming, think of things like time of day, position of the sun, how strong the wind is, is it busy? stuff like that.. Good luck! 😊
@@DavesWalks And hope you don't get stuck at home with another covid lockdown. Phooey I say! 😋
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I thought there is no forest 🌲🌲🌲 left in 🏴England due to massive urbanization and population explosion.. This is so beautiful❤
There is far more forest in the UK than many would anticipate!
Anybody know how old that low wall is, the one at the beginning? I'm going to look up how those walls are or were made.
I'm afraid I have absolutely no idea how old the wall is. Anywhere between 50 and 500 years maybe?
@@DavesWalks That's what I figured. Leaning toward the 500, I think. I watch your channel all the time. Chrome Hill is my favorite. Thank you.
It turns out that the clear river water comes from a spring
U just love walking in those woods huh , lol now walk it at night just before it get dark
ah night videos are so much more trickier to film.. this is not one I would enjoy doing at night, id end up falling in the river..😅 I may attempt a some night walks in Winter when it's darker much earlier..
@@DavesWalks yeah lol
@@DavesWalks Hmmm. How about one of the larger towns to show the pretty lights and maybe snow, especially about Xmas? 🙂
I want you to show me the residential area or residence of Mr. Bean
😊😊😊🤗🤗🤗 please
Should I ever be in the area, I will be sure to take my camera.. 😃👍
Feet, inches, yards? I don't understand. I thought you all did nothing but metric.
Yeah UK kinda dabbles in all of them a bit, hasn’t really committed to one yet..
Diese Werbung paßt nicht in Ihte Wanderung, Dave. Jubelnde Menschen, geht gar nicht.
Absolutely wonderful. Thank you for this!