Central Line Fieldpath Walk - Debden to Grange Hill via Abridge

Fieldpath hike from Debden station on the Epping branch of the Central Line across the M11 to the village of Abridge then onwards to Chigwell ending at Grange Hill Station on the Central Line Loop.
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[@MegaGary1960]

nice pubs in abridge attracting the richer people of the area very busy in the summer great video again john your videos do de stress me thanks

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Thanks Gary- I wondered about those pubs and they looked a bit upmarket for my muddy boots. I went back near there today in fact

[@richardgreen1970]

Great film John........the sap is rising.

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Thanks Richard

[@davidfarrell7373]

The joy of spring. My favorite time of year. Thanks John. Nice film.

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Thanks David - yes a great season, the spirits are lifted

[@timnoonan2498]

Thanks for a great walk- I really like the beauty of the rusting panels on the shed doors and the colours on the lichen post-the unexpected pleasures- thanks

[@JohnRogersWalks]

my pleasure Tim - it's a world of colour out there

[@nodarkthings]

A nice peaceful meditation for a Sunday evening. My favourite time of year....the whole summer to look forward to. I seem to've really felt the cold this winter!

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Thanks Matt - it felt that way out on the walk. Yeah it's been a long winter - ready for it to give way to warmer days and new growth

[@chrismccartney8668]

Great Film worth.visiting Lambourne End Church has Nativity scene in end of church.also between Loughton and Debden is old alighnment of pre central line tracknbefore realigned for Debden Chris

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Thanks for that Chris - great tip particularly on old track alignment, I might go looking for it one day

[@JagBetty]

A nice peaceful stroll. Good to see the daffodils coming through, Spring is in the air. Another enjoyable video John, thank you.

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Thanks Jag - even nicer weather today although we did get that rain I Sunday as predicted

[@mctasty6094]

So nice discovering your vids

[@redfordgrange3507]

I must get out my walking boots, now it's spring. Thanks for the enjoyable video!

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Thanks - it's a great time to get out there

[@jde9095]

I enjoyed the adventure, Thank You :-)

[@bumbumbumbum1000]

Just cycled back to Walthamstow from Grange Hill a couple of hours ago. Hainault forest is nice.

[@JohnRogersWalks]

That sounds like a cracking journey. Hainault Forest is great

[@MrCamparisafari]

No jacket required .. British !

[@techreviewer]

The 167 bus does not go to Debden anymore it only goes to loughton btw great vid

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Thanks AJ

[@peterbuckley265]

THERE ARE THOUGH BUS ROUTES 20 FROM WALTHAMSTOW CENTRAL VIA LOUGHTON TO DEBDEN AND 397 FROM CHINGFORD VIA LOUGHTON TO DEBDEN.

[@techreviewer]

peter buckley true

[@cgeoffreytaylor1135]

quick tech Q, John: I know you use a hand-held camera, but it's generally pretty steady. I resort to a tripod mostly, which takes a lot of time. What's yr secret? Have you some gyroscope thingy?

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Hi Carl - no big secret I tuck my arms into my side as much as possible to act as a physical stabilizer keeping the camera close to the body, sometimes I keep the neck strap on and extend it fully (downwards), that can help. I also sometimes attach a mini-tripod to use as a hand-grip.

[@cgeoffreytaylor1135]

I try the body-stabiliser method myself if I can't be arsed to deploy the tripod, but I must be too jittery, or my heart-beat is too excited, 'cos I'm never happy with the results. I edit with Windows Movie-maker, which is s'posed to have a compensatory filter for juddering, but it never works! I've been following Keiller's method - 'moving photography', if you like, which demands a knowledge of composition: something I've yet to master! Thanks for the feedback

[@JohnRogersWalks]

try editing with the filter off - sometimes digital stabilisation can actually make it worse - always happy to answer tech questions