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So you’re a temporary Scotsman? Sorry bad hospital humor. 😊

You would have been too focused on keeping on that road, Steve, to have noticed that you passed Hardknott Roman Fort which is slightly to the right in "the field" on that side of the road (see the plaque at 11:43). Given the remoteness of that location, it's not hard to see why the exposed stone foundations of the walls and buildings are in such good nick ... and seeing that weather, you can't help but think how tough it must have been for the soldiers posted there(!). 😄

Still deciding which bike to take up there, Rebel 1100 has the power but is heavy or the Super Cub 125 which I have been up Applecross pass with a couple of years ago it was so light I could just throw it around hazards and squeeze past oncoming traffic on most single track roads on the NC500. At the moment the 125 is winning and with my new trailer I can trail it to the campsite from Rading then enjoy the passes before continuing on to Lanark for the second week.

well done. i went over this in 1981 on an yam xs250 with duff shocks and a 19 year old pregnant wife on pillion. with hindsight. i wouldn't do it with the same conditions now.

That road is in an awful state, some of those potholes are bike damaging, looks a lot worse then 4 years ago when we rode it. Suppose it’s a never ending job repairing with all the different weather conditions though. Credit to you guys for doing it in all that rain, nice bikes.

Actually a 1 in 3 would be a 33.3 recurring % but 30% is pretty close😂

Jeezo, there's some nasty potholes on that road. 100% concentration on riding, I bet! Thanks for sharing the video.

My car has had a replacement clutch so I can now revisit this stunning scenery again this year. Cheers Steve.

Thanks for sharing another great video, Steve. Wow, what a pretty ride. Taking in this scenery on a bike had to be special. In my younger days when I had a bike, I always sought out the most scenic rides in my area. You get a whole new appreciation for it when you're in the open air as opposed to riding in a car or truck. Call me crazy for doing it without a helmet (unless I was in town, around a lot of cars), but I kept my head on a swivel and never dropped my bike. Absolutely loved the experiences. Stay safe. ✌️

Definitely one of the better films on RUclips. Nicely ridden. No silly speeds ,well spaced and when you can see the front rider thirty feet up but only a bend and a half ahead the gradient is pretty apparent. Did it on a 650 trumpet in 1982. Bout time I did it again!

I did this on foot many years ago. Great part of the World.

Did it in May on my Kawasaki GTR 1400 on a trip from Northern Ireland... It can be tight and challenging in parts.. Shame about the weather you got.. And yes the camera definitely doesn't show just how steep it is in places..

Went over there years ago in a Mark 1 Cortina. The days before cars were not judged on speed performance but whether it got the job done.

At places - it looks like a bicycle path! Wow!

Great 👍

Try it in the other direction 👍

Great video. You do not always get the full experience of how steep some parts of this road are until you have done it. Been over it loads of times. The Roman fort is a must visit.😁

Haven’t done that in years

Wow...looks like a great pass to ride...if it looks that steep on the camera it must be bloomin steep!. Stunning scenery 👌

Done it by car and 4x4 several times - and once in a 1967 Transit camper, which performed very well, but tended to pick up the inner rear wheel on the steepest, sharpest corners. This makes me want to go back!

You certainly chose and 'interesting' day to ride it, but at least the traffic was minimal. I rode the passes in the opposite direction in May. It was nice and dry but over the Hardknott the combination of some traffic that didn't understand that most motorcycles have neither reverse gear or hand brakes and the really poor road surfaces in places made it a bit of an 'experience'... and not one I wish to repeat any time soon. The Wrynose was a blast.

wow / looks a lot steeper than applecross

Well thats nothing like Bovingdon to me,ive lived in Berkhamsted all my life which is only 3-4 miles away.

Hi Steve, I'd love to share this video on social media, promoting the up and coming garden show. Would you be happy for me to do so? Full credits will be given to your account.

It was wonderful, these Ugandan Asian so proud of Uganda

That room looks like the canteen from Holiday on the buses.

A great journey...love the brass band background music,.......

Well, if that is your promo video, I don't suppose you get any work from it. That is absolute crap. The intro, farrrrr more dramatic than necessary and the actual aerial video could be just about anywhere.

That’s my house

Is this the one in Oxnard, CA?

That’s not Bovingdon, I live there and it’s nothing like it. Runways are still there and a massive prison is built on the old hangers site.this looks like a rich blokes back garden.

I don't remember those sounds coming from it.

I can't believe how it's been left. I'm a big fan of the films 633 and mosquito squadron. Can't believe how different it is compared to how it was when they filmed there. Shame!

Is this Moor Park in the USA - No mention of the state.

Where is part 2 with the upstairs of the house??

Could I possibly use this for a college project?

Vera nice

Loveley! I long... :)

Stunning property and Video

Couldn't this create larger problems in the future? The water will still flow, but simply in a different place

Great Video - captures the size of the branch - Great to see 3 counties timber & building supplies on the up!

Bon documentaire....

Beautiful stunning property

Extracts from the Peace Classics Concert

H145 in UK

Aerial Filming - The New Standard How do you show the full potential of your properties, maybe there's a tennis court, swimming pool, stables, annex, paddocks! It would be pretty much impossible to show all these effectively using just still images, so a combination of a short video along with some stills images is surely the best way to showcase these properties. It may also have many acres of land, so to show how the property fits into it's environment will also enhance it's appeal. The problems occur when inexperienced companies that don't have the necessary qualifications to fly drones on a commercial basis. They do their work on the cheap, and incidentally illegally, which in the event of problems the client would also find themselves liable for any issues that may arise! SKM have been capturing aerial views of properties and events for 10 years now and currently hold a CAA license to fly drones commercially and as such are fully insured giving our clients peace of mind! In fact we were among the first in the country to be awarded the new CAA license when it became obligatory!

This must have been a Great Event. Me too looking forward for the next one and how I wish you could specifically orgainise it in Jinja every year. It could bring a new wave to Jinja City.

Great Event. Well done guys all those who organised it. Look forward to the next one..

Aerial Views of Hemel Old Town High Street

Another aerial property video - this time for Sewell & Gardner in Chorley wood , a stunning property in Chipperfield