Haworth was my mother's favourite place and she loved the Brontes, When she died in 2015, aged 99, I vowed to take her ashes to Howarth. One stormy rainy wind blown day in November that year I went into the parsonage graveyard and scattered her ashes. Don't tell anyone, as I'm not sure it's legal, but anyway, I don't care because she would have been so pleased.
I was so happy to see this wonderful place again in all its glory. I got married late last September and the only place we could think of we wanted to go to after the service to celebrate was Haworth. We had a lovely meal in The Fleece and walked through the churchyard finishing with a trip to Villette for cakes and pastries. It was the perfect day. Then I noticed my husband is actually on this video walking down Main Street on an earlier visit when we came early in September 2020! What a brilliant find. Thank you so much- this is a really special video! 😁
Being a huge fan of Emily Brontë I have always wanted to visit and soak up the atmosphere of the place where she lived and wrote. This beautifully shot video has made me determined to finally go.
A lovely video of a lovely village, many times i have visited and stayed in the Black bull and the White Lion and then did the walk to Top Withens and moorland wonderful memories ...Thanks for this tour.
I’m so glad you have done a video tour of Haworth. As I live not far away in Bradford I have been here many times since childhood with mum and dad, my mum loved Haworth and the surrounding countryside. I’m so lucky to live near here and it’s only about half an hour drive from me.
What a beautiful place. I love that the street you walked up wasn’t spoilt with modern shop fronts- they all blended in beautifully. I love that you are opening our eyes to some wonderful places. Thanks for sharing🥰
Love haworth we came in the other end and came down the hill. Visited the bronte house .was so overwhelmed to see the things they used all the furniture . Then saw the the pub the brother drank in .
wonderful. loved seeing Haworth again, my Aunty lived there up til about 30 years ago, it is also the home of the keighley and worth valley raiway , which was used in the 70s dramatisation of the railway children with Jenny Agutter and Bernard Cribbens.
Beautiful village the video is excellent l loved every minute of it. Thank you so much for sharing your video looking forward to seeing what you come up with next. X 😊😊😊😊🐱🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
This bought back memories of my much missed mom ❤️ and dad ❤️ they took us here quite a while ago thank you a fantastic journey threw Bronte land defiantly on my bucket list 😊
I love Haworth, so quaint and as you said yourself, it is steeped in history. Never been in the church or the museum should put them on my bucket list :-) Thank you .
We love Haworth,not sure why we don't visit more often as it's only a 15/20 minute drive away.The village where I live now,(Saltaire) would also make a good vlog as it has lots of history also.Keep up the good work.😀👍
@@martinnaylor I recognise your name from the live comments! Welcome! As you can see my stuff is very very different on my channel to the lads and what they do
Brilliant. Thank you. My grandmother Ethel Hardacre (nee Hardy) apparently taught at the school there before WW 1. My great grandfather Sunderland Hardy is buried in one of the graveyards to my knowledge.
Been there many times staying in the village as I spent a weekend on the Keighley and Worth Valley railway, and enjoyed an evening or two, maybe three in the fleece inn
Going to visit Haworth is such a fond memory for me and my family. We went there just before Xmas 2018 while on a trip back home to the UK. Watching your wonderful videos just makes me yearn for home 😢
Hey one of my fave places loooove Haworth been many times . Very hard work walking up the hill but well worth it . Lovely interesting. Shops . Had many meals in the Black Bull . Looks a bit more modern than it used to do the town . . I love the vintage shops used to be a lot of antique shops there . . Ouch getting to the old legs now nearly there .,.,!!!! Just around the corner wow it’s changed a lot since I was there. Nearly at the top; now the church and grave yard then the family house of the Brontes wonderful . and the famous school .just wonderful. . Been in the house many many times . Loooove it . Great 👍 Thankyou Dee
Wonderful to see Haworth again, brings back many happy memories, travelling from Keighley on the worth valley line stem trains for me and my then 2 boys, the Bronte sisters for late Mrs .would like to go back again don't think I could mange the hill again 😂😂
As a Yorkshireman living in South Africa I am loving your site. Brilliant. Have you been to Helmsley & Harome? I lived at the Star Inn there fo several years. Before going to Bridlington.🍺cheers. I have subscribed.
I luv the long walk and all the shops we browse in, I luv the cobbled stones beautiful village . thank you for sharing. you need a 🍻 phew. it was a beautiful day, you could not ask for more.
Yes, you've definitely inspired me:) I deliberately watched your video as I wondered if a fairly small village would be worth a 2 hour drive, but you've definitely convinced me :) thank you 😊
The hill is a steep one, but if you're driving there is a carpark at the top where the Bronte House is so you don't have to walk up the hill I didn't realise this until I'd walked up the hill only to find a carpark at the top! 🤣
I bet you were worried when that silver van went past you (1.39 into your video) it was very close, you were very calm to carry on. Excellent video and extreme calmness too under pressure.
Another excellent presentation. As a suggestion how about the film locations of the film, The Railway Children 1970, fifty years ago, which was filmed at Haworth, Oakworth and the surrounding area.
I wanted to ask @Gimbal Walk TV when you are walking about , do you ask peoples permission to have them in your vlogs?.. i am finding it hard to go out because there are so many people just filming other people without asking them first and there are a lot of people not wanting to be on here.. i love your work , i just wanted to ask ?
Fantastic walks. Thank you for sharing these wonderful walks in some of the most beautiful places in this country. If only the weather was more consistent here then we would have no reason to go abroad (and queue at airports). My wife and I love Yorkshire. The people are so friendly and nothing is too much bother for the locals. One place we love and dare to offer for a tour is Hebden Bridge near Halifax. The setting is gorgeous, and we return at least once a year. Best time is when the local brass band is playing in the square around June.
I couldn't go on a trip so I enjoyed it very much! I also post videos of walking around Japan 👌 Let's do our best to post videos to each other! I support you!🥰
Great video, thanks. The place of my birth and still visit regularly to walk the moors. In the spirit of helpfulness - not being picky and don't know whether anyone here has mentioned it - but you spelt Haworth incorrectly twice, at 2.07 and 6.42 minutes. Should be Haworth. Easy mistake to make. Other than those two - all the others seem OK.
This only shows the touristy side of Haworth. There is another side on the Brow. I was born there. Sadly Haworth has turned into a tacky tourist trap and the number of new build houses is a travesty of what was really a Pennine working-class village. The main industry was in the wool trade, this, of course, has now disappeared in the mad march of consumer progress. Its not the same place that I grew up in.
Excellent. Ive wanted to take my son but because of lockdown I’ve not really been able to. We have thoroughly enjoyed watching your videos during this time 🤩
I love your tours but this is a Covid Haworth and is NEVER usually this quiet, so it was strange to see. I have not been for years, so a few things have changed but mostly not. When I was a child you used to go in through the front door. I have a seventies picture of myself with denim flares sat on the doorstep! One thing I have to say, pick some better music for your tours, please. This is somehow inappropriate but otherwise - great stuff!
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Haworth was my mother's favourite place and she loved the Brontes, When she died in 2015, aged 99, I vowed to take her ashes to Howarth. One stormy rainy wind blown day in November that year I went into the parsonage graveyard and scattered her ashes. Don't tell anyone, as I'm not sure it's legal, but anyway, I don't care because she would have been so pleased.
The secret is safe - that's a lovely thing to do and the perfect place to rest
She will be very happy I'm sure ♥️
Your secret is safe with all of us!!! 😂🤣😂 🤫
No, it is not legal
@@ElsieJoy39 damn it Elsie!
I have been there several times. It is lovely. Haworth has a Youth Hostel. A good base for walking in the area. ilona
I was so happy to see this wonderful place again in all its glory. I got married late last September and the only place we could think of we wanted to go to after the service to celebrate was Haworth. We had a lovely meal in The Fleece and walked through the churchyard finishing with a trip to Villette for cakes and pastries. It was the perfect day. Then I noticed my husband is actually on this video walking down Main Street on an earlier visit when we came early in September 2020! What a brilliant find. Thank you so much- this is a really special video! 😁
Wow that's amazing!! I love when people spot themselves or their loved ones!
Sounds like you had a lovely wedding too! Perfect place for it!
Being a huge fan of Emily Brontë I have always wanted to visit and soak up the atmosphere of the place where she lived and wrote. This beautifully shot video has made me determined to finally go.
Ah amazing - thank you!
You should definitely go - it's such a beautiful place
4 seconds in...you had me dancing in my jammies with my coffee...PLUS I love Haworth! Woohoo...thank you!
You are so welcome! KEEP ON DANCING! 👍
Never been but it looks a beautiful place it seems very quiet and there is a lot of history ❤️❤️❤️
We love Howarth my friends, lovely film keep up the great work.
Many thanks!
A lovely video of a lovely village, many times i have visited and stayed in the Black bull and the White Lion and then did the walk to Top Withens and moorland wonderful memories ...Thanks for this tour.
You're welcome - thank you so much for watching my channel it means a lot to me
02:05 | MAAAAAAAN i love this kind of streets , thanks to show me a new experience .. that will be my next destination heheh
quite faaaaaaar away from London LOL
Highly recommended !
Thanks again for a great tour. I can see the next time I get to the UK I'll have lots of places to get to.
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I’m so glad you have done a video tour of Haworth. As I live not far away in Bradford I have been here many times since childhood with mum and dad, my mum loved Haworth and the surrounding countryside. I’m so lucky to live near here and it’s only about half an hour drive from me.
Ah thank you!
You will already know how fantastic this place is then! ❤️
What a beautiful place. I love that the street you walked up wasn’t spoilt with modern shop fronts- they all blended in beautifully. I love that you are opening our eyes to some wonderful places. Thanks for sharing🥰
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching my videos it means a lot to me 👍
Love haworth we came in the other end and came down the hill. Visited the bronte house .was so overwhelmed to see the things they used all the furniture . Then saw the the pub the brother drank in .
wonderful. loved seeing Haworth again, my Aunty lived there up til about 30 years ago, it is also the home of the keighley and worth valley raiway , which was used in the 70s dramatisation of the railway children with Jenny Agutter and Bernard Cribbens.
Ah yeah! Going to cover the railway station in a video when the steam trains are running
Beautiful village the video is excellent l loved every minute of it. Thank you so much for sharing your video looking forward to seeing what you come up with next. X 😊😊😊😊🐱🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thank you so much!
I’m lucky to get to so many beautiful places
Thank you for watching my channel! 👍
You should try Haworths 1940s weekends when they back up and running. So much to film.
Definitely! 👍
It's been great to get a break from those, as well as from six continuous weekends of bloody Christmas. 😜
This bought back memories of my much missed mom ❤️ and dad ❤️ they took us here quite a while ago thank you a fantastic journey threw Bronte land defiantly on my bucket list 😊
Glad you enjoyed it and glad it brought back happy memories for you June!
I can definitely recommend a visit
And that pie shop is amazing too!
I love Haworth, so quaint and as you said yourself, it is steeped in history. Never been in the church or the museum should put them on my bucket list :-) Thank you .
Oh yes definitely do! And remember to pop into Hunters of Haworth on the main street too - highly recommended!
@@GimbalWalkTV I will do.
Fabulous Video Thank you so much I have never been here So glad to see it finally You do so much for X pats Cheers Ann
Thank you Ann!
What a lovely walk around Haworth thank you 😊
You’re welcome thank you for your support 👍
Howarth what a beautiful place. Many a weekend visit. Can't wait for your video. 😊😊😊😊🐱🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thank you!
We love Haworth,not sure why we don't visit more often as it's only a 15/20 minute drive away.The village where I live now,(Saltaire) would also make a good vlog as it has lots of history also.Keep up the good work.😀👍
Thank you so much Martin!
@@GimbalWalkTV I love your channel, I came across it as you may know from watching a certain MacMaster vlogger also.😀
@@martinnaylor I recognise your name from the live comments! Welcome! As you can see my stuff is very very different on my channel to the lads and what they do
thanks for the beautiful video !!! you do a fantastic job . in the best place i ever lived hi to bookshop tony venables !!!!
Thank you much 👍
Some shots from the film The Railway Children were filmed in the churchyard and the front of the house Howarth is such a beautiful place
It really is 👍
Brilliant. Thank you. My grandmother Ethel Hardacre (nee Hardy) apparently taught at the school there before WW 1. My great grandfather Sunderland Hardy is buried in one of the graveyards to my knowledge.
Lovely place Haworth
Been there many times staying in the village as I spent a weekend on the Keighley and Worth Valley railway, and enjoyed an evening or two, maybe three in the fleece inn
ha ha nothing wrong with that - sounds perfect!
Love to watch your series and the songs are very good！Thank you really！
Thank you so much!!
Going to visit Haworth is such a fond memory for me and my family. We went there just before Xmas 2018 while on a trip back home to the UK.
Watching your wonderful videos just makes me yearn for home 😢
Thank you! ♥️
Hey one of my fave places loooove Haworth been many times . Very hard work walking up the hill but well worth it . Lovely interesting. Shops . Had many meals in the Black Bull . Looks a bit more modern than it used to do the town . . I love the vintage shops used to be a lot of antique shops there . . Ouch getting to the old legs now nearly there .,.,!!!! Just around the corner wow it’s changed a lot since I was there. Nearly at the top; now the church and grave yard then the family house of the Brontes wonderful . and the famous school .just wonderful. . Been in the house many many times . Loooove it . Great 👍 Thankyou Dee
Doreen Fawcett thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️
In May 2019 my wife and I traveled to Haworth by steam train. Spent six weeks in the UK, most of it in Yorkshire. Lovely place, will have to return.
Ahh definitely!!
One of many places I’ve always wanted to visit...maybe once I finally retire, definitely on my UK bucket list, though
You should it’s lovely!
I love Haworth, came here on many a school trip as I lived in Bradford, amazing to think I walked the streets the Bronte sister had😁👍
I watched a great program the other night about Haworth where Tony Robinson visited and walked the streets - was great!
Lovely place been there about three times and to the museum it’s worth visiting and interesting
Agreed! 👍
Wonderful to see Haworth again, brings back many happy memories, travelling from Keighley on the worth valley line stem trains for me and my then 2 boys, the Bronte sisters for late Mrs .would like to go back again don't think I could mange the hill again 😂😂
Ha ha it’s a steep one - they should have cable cars 🤣
As a Yorkshireman living in South Africa I am loving your site. Brilliant. Have you been to Helmsley & Harome? I lived at the Star Inn there fo several years. Before going to Bridlington.🍺cheers. I have subscribed.
Thank you so much David! Not been to those yet- have added to my list thank you so much for the suggestions!
I luv the long walk and all the shops we browse in,
I luv the cobbled stones
beautiful village .
thank you for sharing.
you need a 🍻 phew.
it was a beautiful day,
you could not ask for more.
Thank you Moira!
I really enjoyed filming this one!
How beautiful 😍 thank you
You’re welcome 😊
Yes, you've definitely inspired me:) I deliberately watched your video as I wondered if a fairly small village would be worth a 2 hour drive, but you've definitely convinced me :) thank you 😊
Brilliant! That’s the perfect feedback for me!
Don’t forget to pop into Hunters Of Haworth pie shop and tell them Gimbal Walk TV sent you
Stunning! Thanks for sharing! :)
My pleasure! Thank you so much for watching my channel! ♥️
Beautiful place. I would like to be there. May be some day. Thanks for your great videos. Your friend from Argentinaaaaa
Thank you so much! Greeting to Argentina from the UK!
Well this was a very good tour of Haworth we have been here twice and that hill is a killer even if your fit would not like to tackle it now well done
Thank you - it's quite the climb!
Never been looks quaint! Thank you !
It's fantastic! Really lovely place!
Thank you so much always wanted to go to Haworth
You’re welcome thank you so much for watching!!
Thank you for this. I'd love to visit but the steep hill has really put me off!!! It's so beautiful
The hill is a steep one, but if you're driving there is a carpark at the top where the Bronte House is so you don't have to walk up the hill
I didn't realise this until I'd walked up the hill only to find a carpark at the top! 🤣
Grate place made a tv ad hear all so film setting
True!
Haworth is very nice 💜 place to visit
Lovely place!
I bet you were worried when that silver van went past you (1.39 into your video) it was very close, you were very calm to carry on. Excellent video and extreme calmness too under pressure.
Ah I get into scrapes like that all the time
Have to have eyes in the back of my head in some places!
Holmfirth has been the worst!
@@GimbalWalkTV Phew ..... so glad it does not put you off your videos. I find them excellant entertainment and look foward to new ones each week.
@@Roberto-tu5re Ah thank you so much!
Shall be visiting in August 2021 thank you🦋
Really really lovely 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍
Well said!!! 👍👍
Been here in 2019 to a 1940’s weekend which is on every year love this place
♥️
Beautiful 👍❤️
Thank you so much 😊
Another excellent presentation. As a suggestion how about the film locations of the film, The Railway Children 1970, fifty years ago, which was filmed at Haworth, Oakworth and the surrounding area.
Definitely doing that one David!
Hi what alovely place all the places you have gone are great near heard of most of them but very nice do you drive to them
Beautiful village. Great video!
Thank you 👍
I wanted to ask @Gimbal Walk TV when you are walking about , do you ask peoples permission to have them in your vlogs?.. i am finding it hard to go out because there are so many people just filming other people without asking them first and there are a lot of people not wanting to be on here.. i love your work , i just wanted to ask ?
If anyone is interested in visiting Howarth, shops are closed begining of the week, Thursday friday saturdays and sunday they are open, xxx
👌👌👌👍. GOOD
Thank you! 👍
Please change the music to anything less poppy. It just doesn’t seem to go with the tour of the Brontes homestead. Thank you.
I don’t use music anymore
Fantastic walks. Thank you for sharing these wonderful walks in some of the most beautiful places in this country. If only the weather was more consistent here then we would have no reason to go abroad (and queue at airports).
My wife and I love Yorkshire. The people are so friendly and nothing is too much bother for the locals. One place we love and dare to offer for a tour is Hebden Bridge near Halifax. The setting is gorgeous, and we return at least once a year. Best time is when the local brass band is playing in the square around June.
Great suggestion!
Hebden Bridge is on my list! 👍
I couldn't go on a trip so I enjoyed it very much!
I also post videos of walking around Japan 👌
Let's do our best to post videos to each other!
I support you!🥰
Thank you! I hope you are well ❤️
Love the 3D depth of the images. How was this done?
Not sure really! There's no actual 3d on it just normal 2d in 4K
I live here and honestly this is the worst place to live in the rain. But when it’s sunny it’s pretty decent for skateboarding.
I'd never had guessed Haworth was a good boarding place!
Gimbal Walk TV yes dotted around they some smooth places and in Central Park it’s quite smooth, good enough to crack a good line in
Great would have liked to go in house and church
I thought about it but best to leave a few surprises for people who go!
Great video, thanks. The place of my birth and still visit regularly to walk the moors. In the spirit of helpfulness - not being picky and don't know whether anyone here has mentioned it - but you spelt Haworth incorrectly twice, at 2.07 and 6.42 minutes. Should be Haworth. Easy mistake to make. Other than those two - all the others seem OK.
Ah nooooo!
Did I spell it Howarth?
This only shows the touristy side of Haworth. There is another side on the Brow. I was born there. Sadly Haworth has turned into a tacky tourist trap and the number of new build houses is a travesty of what was really a Pennine working-class village. The main industry was in the wool trade, this, of course, has now disappeared in the mad march of consumer progress. Its not the same place that I grew up in.
Thanks for watching! 👍
I was right - the parsonage (exterior) was used as Dr Forrest's surgery in The Railway Children (1970)
Ah I need to see this - is it the film?
@@GimbalWalkTV yes, the film with Jenny Agutter and Bernard Cribbins. Jenny runs across the churchyard too.
Didn’t realise there were so. Many. Streets
Ii's like a little warren of streets!
I love the music you play on your videos. It so relaxing 👍
Have you done a video in Chester?
Jack Sharples thank you so much!!
I went to Chester but it started raining so am going back when I can film a nice day there!
Excellent. Ive wanted to take my son but because of lockdown I’ve not really been able to. We have thoroughly enjoyed watching your videos during this time 🤩
Jack Sharples thank you so much Jack - I really appreciate that. That’s exactly what I thought I’d do this channel so much appreciated
@@Thedoppelgangerslayer I totally agree. I enjoy every one of the videos. Makes you feel as though you are waking with him.
Where have all the cherries gone it is total escapism 🤩🙌🏼
A friend is Rector of Haworth Churches
Oh lovely! What a fantastic place to be rector!
Thank you for watching my channel it really does mean a lot to me! 👍❤️
Can you visit elland westyorkshire
Definitely! 👍
Love the video, Thank you, However the music spoils it.... something classical would be more apt :)
Thanks Caz!
Ripponden and Hebden Bridge
Good suggestions! ❤️
5 mins away for me
Lovely part of the country!
The most inappropriate music I think I've ever heard. This is the home of the Brontë sisters. What on Earth were you thinking!!
If I put the music on that you wanted other people would complain Jack
What kind of music would the Bronte sisters dance to anyway?
@@GimbalWalkTV
You do not need ANY music. Howarth has its own voice. Sometimes less is definitely more.
I use natural sounds on all my videos unless the natural sound ruins the recording (e.g. too much wind)
@@Jack-hy1zq
Clegg, Compo and Foggy 😊
Bang on!
That's Holmfirth near Huddersfield. Last of the Summer Wine.😀👍
you only showed main'st
I did
It would have been a great video without the very distracting music....just mho
Ok
I can definitely imagine the sisters twerking to this romp.
Lose the music.
Thank you!
I love your tours but this is a Covid Haworth and is NEVER usually this quiet, so it was strange to see. I have not been for years, so a few things have changed but mostly not. When I was a child you used to go in through the front door. I have a seventies picture of myself with denim flares sat on the doorstep! One thing I have to say, pick some better music for your tours, please. This is somehow inappropriate but otherwise - great stuff!
Thank you so much for watching!
(My viewers LOVE the happy music!)
@@GimbalWalkTV and I'm one of them, keep up the good work 😁👍
spoiled a good video with stupid music
Not sure why you've left this comment?
poor choice of music