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Fantastic. Thanks to Dani ❤

Hi Matt Thank you so much for that great video. Please can you tell me the name of the scary organ music played towards the beginning of the video ?

Brill video Matt some great sculptures there..can’t wait for the next vid ✌️

Fantastic video Matt…loved this one ✌️

My Grandaughter and partner took our 23months old Great Grandaughter to Templenewsam for this light show. They were amazed 👏

Wonderful! Thank you for the video.🙂

My dad worked at star paper mill in the 1960,s for many yrs.

Good place 👍 last time i was there the strangest person appeared.. a nudist , he handed me his phone for me to take a snapshot 😂 and a woman who was struggling navigating her barge through the lock . Theres a museum just out of keighley that has a grey lady in one of the bedrooms ..East Riddlesden Hall ...ivisited one time and felt very uneasy ,I kept walking in and out of that room and something was a miss with it , the volunteer told me a woman was murdered in that room. I picked up on that.. I was quickly out of there😂

always wanted to know more about Angel Meadows, looking forward to what you found out.

Loved this and Dani absolutely cracked me up 😁

I did a video of it on the 250th year anniversary let me know what you think ruclips.net/video/mF9ncAQ4i-E/видео.htmlsi=ny1J9NoBGH6NG9mk

It's actually hauntingly beautiful. I hope they save it and the surrounding walls and buildings

Amazing idea and structure. I really admire everyone, involved in the making of the canals.

The girl with a calliper is the girl from the charity boxes in the 60/70s. At least I think so. She reminds me of the boxes anyway.

Your a bit like Dr who ..with a gorgeous assistant..and getting up to great adventures..

It's a trig point. As trainee surveyors in the 60s, we would set up a theodolite on the balcony and observe angles to Manshead, Pike End and various other trig points. Some complicated resections are required, as the true point is the centre of the tower.

Very interesting, a fair chunk of my family is in the overgrown section of Cross Stone.

Fantastic views Matt I’m glad I watched from the warm of my flat.. ✌️

Ravenclaw is the best house 😏 great video!

Dennys across from the old bus station

Fantastic studio tour Matt. Happy birthday to Danielle. ❤

That looked like an amazing experience Matt.. thanks for taking us along and sharing this with us, and Happy Birthday to Danielle 😀

One can never visit and pass Stoodley Pike too many times. It's always spectacular around there. Those mysterious symbols at the entrance arch keystone @ 10m02 s, The Star of David and the Masonic Compass and square! Or maybe not that mysterious but of relevance to the persons that were behind it's construction.

Planning to get myself up there very soon for my channel. Possibly in the new year. Also my dog is called Doctor, after well..... Doctor Who

🤣You know how. He was buddys with the royal family. 👑

Yes! I recognise the outside of the building! He drove up to show me one day. We didn't go inside, obviously. I wonder why i thought it was called Castle Hill? I must have a different tale to tell about that place somewhere deep in my memory bank. They should have kept my ex locked up in that school. I might not have met him then 😂😂😂

My go to walk also, I try to get up there at least half a dozen times a year and it has now become my annual Christmas eve hike.

I watched this movie being made in 1979 in Stalybridge I was 9 and sat on vannesa Redgraves talking to her

Glad you got down from the freezing heights ok. Perhaps take a hat next time. Anyway, great views and thanks for saving me from the frost bite 🥶. I think I’ll go in the summer instead.

cats bar thursday nights..yessss

In 1910, pioneer aviator, Claude Grahame-White made a successful non stop aeroplane flight from the Halifax Racecourse to the Halifax Zoo. The racecourse was situated on the site of the current West End Golf Club at Norton Tower, it was originally called the "New Belle View" when it opened in 1878, it was a mile long and covered an area of 90 acres. Like the Halifax Zoo, the Halifax Racecourse was short lived, it closed in 1884, the grandstand had the capacity for 1000 spectators, it was finally demolished in 1913 to extend the West End Golf Club.

We've had it about 5 mins ago in tod.

An interesting story Matt. Thank you for sharing this with us 🙂

Well done for braving the freezing temperatures Matt. Great hike up there. It must be over 20yrs since I walked up there, I must visit it again one day 🙂👍

Cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey aye 😂 great vlog, proper lung burner going up there in that weather 😂

O yes definitely a tough walk, a relief when you reach Stood Pike Matt 👏 amazing scenery.

lol, brave man. it's been years since i did that. cowd innit.

Very good! :) i always thought the zoo was near manor heath park

Well done Matt. Rather you than me ❤

A super video matt ..(again )..I'm going to have a hike up when I'm off work..Monday or Tuesday?

Great video as usual. That walk up the front is a lung-buster!