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So not constructed by Len Fairclough of Coronation Street fame then? 😀

Interesting that the span of the second crossing is narrower than the original one. I guess it was a case of it only needs to be so wide, so we'll just build it that wide, probably saves a bit of money too?

Tge tubular railway briwas built by Robert Stevenson who also build a bigger version ovethe Menai Strait to carry the railway onto Anglesey, it caught fire in th70s and the tubes were destroyed

Amazing job mate I love the design! How much would you say just the conversion cost you? Once again great job

Excellent vid Steve!!

Thank You for taking the time & effort to produce this vid Steve--plus the Series "Monumental"-I will give you a 8.5/10. Do you know.. I do feel if you include more of your freinds who partiicipate in Wild Camping - it would enhance just what you are showing us,,,,,as it will widen the conversation, which I feel would be a winner.... just a thought mate 🙂

Video HAD to include Brendan munchin awayyyy!!!! Look forward to the next vid,,,,,👌

How Brendan made sure he elaborated the word"cock"was sooo predictable- but moreso i laughed😅

Steve- I know its not Peak District..but how bout a trip to Sherwood Forest- to tell us the story of Robin Hood. Also, you could touch that amazing Major Oak tree--& all its history! I say thats a Monumental episode waiting for you to add your Spilkberg style direction... just use Brendan to find the tea & cakes....😅

bloomin brill guys!--Oscar worthy!!!🤣

Hi Steve. It was great to meet you on Llandudno Pier yesterday. I told you I'd subscribe. 😂 We've just watched 3 of your videos and learned so much about North Wales I didn't know.

Nice video mate 👍🏻

Welcome bk Steve..another great video...enjoyed it!!!.😂

Would a 550w power drill run on this for about 30 minutes? Also did you test the watt+ feature? If so what did you think of it?

Good work Steve

Surprised you have not referred to any of the academic literature about it.

My last input---you MUST visit when they have their "Matlock Bath Illuminations" on- at weekends-throughout Sept & Oct....advance booking is advisable!! www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/leisure/matlock-bath-illuminations

Love how you called it a "seaside town"...........oh I wish it did have the sea Sreve---it would have prevented me having to drive endless times to Skegness with my 3 kids!!!

Oh..btw..the Romans discovered 3 medicinal springs in the late 17th C-- then constructed a bath made of wood..lined with lead. My knowledge is I used to be a local--lived just up the road & visited several times..

Loved it Steve--WD for giving us great footage of such a beautiful part of the U.K

Looking at those low foundations it's hard to envisage that these were once multistorey buildings on the edge of a small Roman town I visited this place myself a couple of weeks back beneath mostly blue sky too although your cloud's appeared far more natural looking than what I witnessed

Well done Steve, another interesting and well filmed video. Appreciate the effort you so clearly put in! 😊

Love your background music!

We've watched lots of Brendans vlogs, but we much prefer watching you Steve! Brendan is a bit of a wet blanket mate, haha. Your presenting style is much more appealing and you go the extra mile instead of rushing off to put your jimjams on! LoL Good one mate.

Really enjoyed this- thanks Steve & Brendan 🙂

Great video mate

Brill!!!!

Brill video again Steve!!!!

Really informative narration-- AA++

Steve- Excellent video!!!!

Thank You AGAIN both of you- for te effort made to produce this Vid!!!!

Super vid- well worth the anticipation mate!!!!!!

A video of monumental imagination, beauty & quaintness! great work Steve..keep these vids coming!!!

Excellent video Steve!! Plz keep em coming 🙂

....& Brendan......well...lets just say......his vids are as brilliant as yours both..you make an excellent trilogy!!!

p.s. Ive asked Mattie-- to plz upload a new vid-- I miss his vids!!! Can you plz nudge him into submission,,lol

Brilliant video Steve! Plz keep em coming ;-)

Not sure how easily it is to access these days, but there's a workers walkway underneath the bridge that goes the entire length of viaduct. We used to dick around on there when we were kids and I'd invariably shit my kecks.

to be fair-- all retailers prohibit filming.. due to ptice sensitivities...look at aldi..lidl leaflets..some items have no price on them,,,bcus they wait until their compeptitor prices theirs,& then they will reduce their price to b the cheaper....its called Live Price Scanning... \This is why they prohibit filming,,,they are scared stiff of competition knowing each live price change!!!

Leave a comment........Steve.... plz do more videos...solo.....Brendan is Ace....-but you are both not into the exact same interests.....so you go & do your thing.....it will I`m sure be excellent!

excellent guys!!!!

excellent Steve--def liked & subscribed

Ahh wish I had known you was in my area, I would of loved to come and said hello to the both of you :) All the best from Deb and Dave.

Watching from the U.S and enjoying your adventure! I had to look up the Peak District on Google Maps to figure out where you are!

The sad thing is that the 1792 Aqueduct, has been damaged. When cable TV came along the contractors thought it was just a bridge. When they laid their cables they damaged the clay membrane that kept the water in the canal. This now means the whole bridge is being damaged by the ingress of water causing the stonework to crumble.

Great vid Steve. Hope you’re doing ok. 😊

"Old Key Canal " ( key cut ) bridges known locally as "The 12 Arches" 👍👍

Just to correct one or two inaccuracies. Riding through Ouzel Valley Park you are riding along the Ouzel, not the Ouse (which flows along the city's northern boundary.) Also you rode through Woughton on the Green...that is "Woofton", not Roar-ton"

6:29 your "railway bridge" is the top of the sluice gate mechanism. Zero to do with railways or bridges. There was never a plaque to say "what was What". You are stood in front of the double sluice gates which are raised or lowered to regulate the flow of the Ship Canal. When it floods, go back to that spot and look down towards the viaduct. The water will be boiling out of the sluice gates to stop the higher level from flooding. They used to let foot passengers stay on the bridge while it swung. We used to tie a rope swing from the highest beam at 12:29......near the very top. Nobody cared. They were the days!

I’ll have to check this out