Great episode as always and those three settlements have great buildings, especially Duffield. Sad nothing remains of Duffield Castle now although the drawing of what it could have looked like reminds me of the keep in Bristol Castle and Dover Castle. I enjoyed the soundtrack too and I'm looking forward to future episodes!
Thank you for all the inspirational walks that have encouraged me to see some of these places. The effect on my mood, physical and mental health has been immeasurable. Your informative and mellow style coupled with great videography is a treat. These are easily of a standard I would watch as a weekly TV series.
Wonderful Patrick as always,as I'v said before,better than anything of its kind on mainstream tv and all your own work,thanks sharing this with us,would love a pint in the Holly Bush one day,always a treat when a new SR film comes along,thanks again,all the best,Pete.
Glad you enjoyed it Pete, would have loved to have gone in the Hollybush myself, but I had to get on with filming the walk. It's a place I must revisit on a more leisurely day. Thanks as always my friend for your continued support. Cheers, Patrick 😊
A lovely film of Duffield/Milford and Mkeney with historical presentation of the area. Some beautiful music too. Gorgeous melodies with flute and change of track with guitar instrumentals and violins. Pleasure to watch.
I cant tell u how much i appreciate u sharing all these wonderful videos. I hope to get back to england some day, but until then, videos like yours help tie me over. Thank u so much
Looks a lovely walk Patrick. I'll have to make time to go. I saw an article listing the pubs in Derbyshire with the best views (Derby Telegraph online) and the Bridge Inn at at Duffield was on there. I wouldn't mind visiting the castle either.
Patrick, I visited the bridge Inn last night with a friend and it is a lovely pub, very much an eatery, but you can go in for just a pint. We sat outside and just listened to the river. Glorious. A bit pricey (£10.75 for two alcoholic beverages), but well worth a visit.
Another lovely video Patrick. Thanks so much. One of the many things I love about the U.K. is the fact that you can find a public footpath, track or lane leading put of almost every village with so many, many lovely walks available. This is not the case here in Australia. We do not have public footpaths.
I agree Patrick getting out of the car is like standing on a chair - we certainly see the area in a new way. A lovely walk -shame you couldn't go in the pub. I was hoping we'd get a peak but alas closed due to covid I imagine. Parts of it reminded me of Herefordshire and the Wye Valley. Beautiful rolling hills. Very pastoral. Thanks Patrick for another great 20 minutes. All the best. Mark P.S I'm commenting because my walk has been put off 1 day - couldn't be helped. Peace!
Hey Mark, I must admit I thought you'd be in Chepstow now, but of course you say it's been put off by a day now. I could have gone into the pub but I just wanted to get on with filming the walk, so will go back sometime on a more leisurely day. Yes it is rather like parts of Herefordshire and the Wye Valley, and it gets more rugged the further north we go. Thanks for watching Mark and I will be thinking of you whilst you're in the Wye Valley, I know you're going to have an awesome time! Take care my friend and all the best. Cheers, Patrick 😊
@@solitaryrambler Ir's almost 7 am Patrick and I'm waiting for my lift to Plynlimon. Not there yet. Another time then with the pub. A pleasure to watch and observe the pleasant countryside. I will take care Patrick and thanks for your support. Have a good day and week.
Regarding the question of where the Pennines start: The Pennines could be defined precisely as the outcrop in the Midlands and North of England of the Millstone Grit and Carboniferous Limestone. The main outcrop of the Millstone Grit starts on the northern edge of Derby, so a little south of Duffield in fact. This could be considered the beginning of the Pennines proper. However, there is also an inlier of Millstone Grit and Carboniferous Limestone to south of Derby around Melbourne and Calke Abbey. The southernmost outcrop of the Millstone Grit I could find from the British Geological Survey map of the area is to the west of Thringstone in Leicestershire but this in a river valley and wouldn't look very Pennine like. The southernmost area of proper Pennine landscape and scenery would be the Weaver Hills to the west of Ashbourne reaching 1217ft/371m.
Thank you Patrick- you never disappoint , just beautiful as always. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇦🇺🐨
Thank you so much Annie! 😀
Great episode as always and those three settlements have great buildings, especially Duffield. Sad nothing remains of Duffield Castle now although the drawing of what it could have looked like reminds me of the keep in Bristol Castle and Dover Castle. I enjoyed the soundtrack too and I'm looking forward to future episodes!
Pleased you enjoyed it and many thanks for your kind comments and for watching 😊
Very enjoyable video nicely presented Patrick, nice part of the UK with nice walking routes. Thank you for sharing and take care.
Thanks a lot John, it was nice to film this walk especially with it only been a few miles from where I live. Cheers, Patrick 😊
Another beautifully done video Patrick! Two thumbs up!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks Richard! 😀
Looking forward to watching this tonight with my big mug of tea!
Hope you enjoyed it! 😊
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You're welcome! 😀
Lovely green fields and woods❤️
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Thank you for all the inspirational walks that have encouraged me to see some of these places. The effect on my mood, physical and mental health has been immeasurable. Your informative and mellow style coupled with great videography is a treat. These are easily of a standard I would watch as a weekly TV series.
Many thanks for your kind words my friends, pleased my films have helped through these very weird times 😀
A very pleasant walk that was.....another fine production.
Thank you so much Lillian, much appreciated 😊
Thankyou most enjoyable .
Thank you too! 😊
Thanks...another wonderfully put together video.
Many thanks! 😊
Thank you for taking the time ro make this video, my partner comes from Duffield and it was lovely to see a little of where she grew up
Glad you enjoyed it, many thanks for watching 👍
Wonderful Patrick as always,as I'v said before,better than anything of its kind on mainstream tv and all your own work,thanks sharing this with us,would love a pint in the Holly Bush one day,always a treat when a new SR film comes along,thanks again,all the best,Pete.
Glad you enjoyed it Pete, would have loved to have gone in the Hollybush myself, but I had to get on with filming the walk. It's a place I must revisit on a more leisurely day. Thanks as always my friend for your continued support. Cheers, Patrick 😊
I really do enjoy your films. They are so relaxing to watch especially with the music alongside. Thanks for your hard work, great as usual.
Thank you very much Kelly, pleased the films are still able to be enjoyable 😀
So glad i found your films . Love them . Thank you so much .
Glad you like them Stephen and many thanks for watching! 😊
Lovely video & music,it’s always nice to learn a little history of these places as well,thanks
Thank you Linda, glad you enjoyed it 👍
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A lovely film of Duffield/Milford and Mkeney with historical presentation of the area. Some beautiful music too. Gorgeous melodies with flute and change of track with guitar instrumentals and violins. Pleasure to watch.
Thank you Shanita, it's nice to try and come up with different sounds. Thanks for your kind comments and for watching. Cheers, Patrick 😊
Wonderful! So many times I've driven through Duffield on the way to Belper, how I miss Derbyshire. Thank you for this lovely walk.
Glad you enjoyed it, many thanks for your comments and for taking the time to watch 😊
I cant tell u how much i appreciate u sharing all these wonderful videos. I hope to get back to england some day, but until then, videos like yours help tie me over. Thank u so much
I'm really pleased my videos have been helpful to you, many thanks for your kind comments and for taking the time to watch 😊
Yes I too liked Milford very lovely 😊 beautiful views soft rolling hills lovely very enjoyable enjoy lunch.🍺🥪
Glad you enjoyed it Doreen, my lunch was nice, just a sarnie lol. Thanks for watching 😊
Very relaxing as usual after our day out in merseyside i found this particularly enjoyable ... Thank you Patrick...regards Frank & Lee..
Thanks for watching Frank and Lee and glad you found this particularly enjoyable 😊
Looks a lovely walk Patrick. I'll have to make time to go. I saw an article listing the pubs in Derbyshire with the best views (Derby Telegraph online) and the Bridge Inn at at Duffield was on there. I wouldn't mind visiting the castle either.
I've never been inside the Bridge Inn. Not much to see really where the castle as, but the history is interesting. Thanks for watching Jamie 👍
Patrick, I visited the bridge Inn last night with a friend and it is a lovely pub, very much an eatery, but you can go in for just a pint. We sat outside and just listened to the river. Glorious. A bit pricey (£10.75 for two alcoholic beverages), but well worth a visit.
Hi Patrick it's really nice video of peaceful and natural villages. Thanks for sharing well done
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks Fehmi 😊
Duffield trip a nice walk today thanks for all the history you research making walks of great interest.Mill working has made a nice background to
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Thank you for taking me to the England I always wanted to see!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching 👍
Another lovely video Patrick. Thanks so much. One of the many things I love about the U.K. is the fact that you can find a public footpath, track or lane leading put of almost every village with so many, many lovely walks available. This is not the case here in Australia. We do not have public footpaths.
Thanks Del, yes we are lucky to be blessed with many walks here in the UK. Cheers, Patrick 😊
No public footpaths in Canada or USA either
Duffeld walk a nice stroll today with old pub was great to view.Enjoyed today not. Been on the Mid Shires walk looks great thanks Parrick
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you Ann 😊
Fabulous.. Yet again..
Thank you 🙂
Patrick. Yet another cracking film of a walk with some great views. A good bit of work mate. Paul Beachcroft
Many thanks Paul, kind of you to say. Cheers, Patrick 😀
I agree Patrick getting out of the car is like standing on a chair - we certainly see the area in a new way. A lovely walk -shame you couldn't go in the pub. I was hoping we'd get a peak but alas closed due to covid I imagine. Parts of it reminded me of Herefordshire and the Wye Valley. Beautiful rolling hills. Very pastoral. Thanks Patrick for another great 20 minutes. All the best. Mark P.S I'm commenting because my walk has been put off 1 day - couldn't be helped. Peace!
Hey Mark, I must admit I thought you'd be in Chepstow now, but of course you say it's been put off by a day now. I could have gone into the pub but I just wanted to get on with filming the walk, so will go back sometime on a more leisurely day. Yes it is rather like parts of Herefordshire and the Wye Valley, and it gets more rugged the further north we go. Thanks for watching Mark and I will be thinking of you whilst you're in the Wye Valley, I know you're going to have an awesome time! Take care my friend and all the best. Cheers, Patrick 😊
@@solitaryrambler Ir's almost 7 am Patrick and I'm waiting for my lift to Plynlimon. Not there yet. Another time then with the pub. A pleasure to watch and observe the pleasant countryside. I will take care Patrick and thanks for your support. Have a good day and week.
Ah of course you're starting at the Wye source aren't you Mark. Well you have a brilliant week and several days for your journey. All the best 😊
I know those places very well. There's a WW2 pillbox somewhere in Milford but I never found it.
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Regarding the question of where the Pennines start:
The Pennines could be defined precisely as the outcrop in the Midlands and North of England of the Millstone Grit and Carboniferous Limestone.
The main outcrop of the Millstone Grit starts on the northern edge of Derby, so a little south of Duffield in fact. This could be considered the beginning of the Pennines proper. However, there is also an inlier of Millstone Grit and Carboniferous Limestone to south of Derby around Melbourne and Calke Abbey. The southernmost outcrop of the Millstone Grit I could find from the British Geological Survey map of the area is to the west of Thringstone in Leicestershire but this in a river valley and wouldn't look very Pennine like.
The southernmost area of proper Pennine landscape and scenery would be the Weaver Hills to the west of Ashbourne reaching 1217ft/371m.
Thanks for the info 😀
I used to live in Milford
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Right next to where my grandma lives
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