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Nice scenery

Thank you 👍

Good information ossett market and beautiful place

Thank you for taking me on this walk today. I felt like I needed to get into the countryside but didn't want to drive anywhere first so this was perfect as it's on my doorstep. Ooo you were right about that incline across the field though. I thought, nah I won't get out of breath... But I did!!! 😂

Thank-you.....used this to find out where the taxi stopped near the station very last shot was soo helpfull❤

It’s a nursery now that

The abandoned building isn’t there any more

Beautiful thinking of doing this walk.surprised no one is around

Had a short hour or so on our way home to Scotland on Friday , what a lovely town centre you have . Plenty of shops and places to have a rest and a drink . Most impressed . X X

Hi I live in Huddersfield

You caught Jean Green (Yorkshire Vet) at 1:32, in camouflage trousers and a black T shirt.

Fantastic video and editing and the music enhances it, personally I'm terribly rebellious, I tend to ignore any trespass signs and venture where moat won't, sin first day sorry later and play ignorant 😅

That Bridge needs maintaining/painting

I go here all the time

I used to cut through to get to Belle Isle years ago!

So different than Dewsbury crappy market ! Eeeeh bhaaaa gum.

Lovely.

Where dose the Dewsbury end come out at

Thankyou soo much for this share

Thank you for sharing Enjoyed the walk with you

Yep. Beautiful.

Beautiful landscape. Very similar to the terrain near me in South Carolina in the USA. Interesting, as a landscape near the city of my ancestors. Yes. This is my real name.

Looks like my kind of places,really impressive 😊

I like when they do the messing around with eachother

Cool

That's a pretty blue bridge.

Grrrrreat tune

How wonderful I wish I was there now

Any footage from August to September 2023

One of the most beautiful walks in WY, do this route weekly.

Flamborough

Bummer. I live in New Zealand and used to live on West Wells Road. I was excited to watch this to see my old house, West Wells House, right at the beginning of the road, but you skipped straight past it. Great Video though, besides that.

Nice video, but perhaps it may be a good idea to invest in a gimbal stabiliser to minimise the bobbing up and down while walking.

I stumbled across them in London, close to Leadenhall Market today. They are amazing! Fantastic filming!

Having worked at Costa seeing a customer checking the foam thickness and coffee temperature makes me die a little inside

I grew up there netherton your righr it is magical i loved it as a boy. In winter after snow it was really beautiful

Thanks for that, very informative, will definitely add it to my list of places to visit.

Fab, have to do it soon!

I love Middleton Park, it's such a gem in this city and always a great place to walk and explore. You wouldn't think you were slap bang in the middle of the inner city

Did the osset greenway and spen vally greenway on a cycle ride from Bradford low moor to wakefield then caught train to Barnsley, well worth doing .

I did this walk every day for a couple of years. Haven’t had a better commute to work.

On the thumbnail of that video that bridge used to be blocked of to people trying to get through it so my uncle my dad and their mates used to climb up that very steep wall love the video

I grew up in Ossett, I lived on Birchen Avenue which is at the top of Wesley Street

What camera do you use

Concerning the Battle; if you carry on down Manygates Lane there is a school building on the left. In the play ground there is a memorial on the spot where it is said the Duke of York fell and his head was cut off to later adorn the gates of York. A few months after the battle, the Duke's 18 yo. son Edward, avenged his father at the Battle of Towton to become Edward IV. This by defeating the Lancastrian army of Henry VI in the bloodiest battle ever staged on British soil.

I enjoyed this video so much I watched it twice! The sight and sounds of the breaking waves and the sea rippling over the pebbles is wonderful. Thank you for videoing and sharing this.

Nice. I went about 9 years ago. Beautiful place

at 6.10 where the fallen tree had been sawn through,further along and a steep climb up the slope heading towards the fenceline there used to be and perhaps still there some sweet chestnut trees that produced edible nuts (not conkers or horse chestnuts) i knew where all the mushrooms grew and blackberries (brambles) were in abundance.

i know this area well,i had a new house built in middlestown in 1984 and until i returned to scotland in 2004 i walked all around this area nearly every day with my dogs for company.

Fantastic event