HI Stu, many congratulations mate, brilliant news. I hope you will be very happy for many many years to come. Thanks for another great informative video mate, loved it. All the very best, Dave.
8:45 For a moment, when you mentioned the old field system then said "I'll do some digging" I pictured you going up there for a bit of experimental archaeology! (also congratulations on your good news!)
Smashing that mate, one of my favourite spots. Well done finding Barbrook 3 thats not easy! It makes you wonder how many other stone circles were obliterated over the entire country by development over the last 1000 years or so as cities expanded.
Does make you think what lies under our feet!!! I'm glad i had an accurate grid ref for the third one as that would have been a nightmare to find. Also lucky that there was no bracken to hide it either 🤣🤣 thanks for watching!
Cheers viking, I wonder why and how they brought all those rocks and stuff to that point? It looks very open and I didn't notice any outcrops near by.congratulations on getting your viqueen. Take care my friend, all the best.
They say Big Moor is the most isolated area in the Peak District,! A nice walk though especially as you got to see the deer, 500 in total up there, but when I was last up I didn't see a single one, so lucky you on spotting them, cheers
@@thepeakdistrictviking I did the Christmas Wild Camp that never was video over Big Moor, there's an old village up there and some interesting standing stones/ancient waymarked up on the white edge side near the field system, I aim to do a wild camp in the area probably around Easter and explore more, as have a new camera to try out
@thepeakdistrictviking there's another waymarker down between the trig and Warren's Lodge, that's believed to be from the bronze age. Did you see the war trench near Lady Cross? Camera is a wildlife cam, want to see what's snooping around my tent lol
Congratulations on the engagement! Another great video, thank you!
Thanks, I'm glad she said yes!!! Was a cracking walk
Congratulations on your Engagement Stu and also the 1K. Brilliant achievement on both counts. Thanks for sharing.
Many thanks and cheers for the ongoing support too mate
Wow great video and information
Glad you liked it. Cheers for watching
Very interesting bud, keep em coming 👍
Thanks, will do! Cheers for watching
hello, great video and information. useful, thanks
Thanks for watching glad you found it interesting 😊
Brill video, thanks for all the great info
No problem 👍 glad it was useful
Barbrook3 nearly caught me out to.i looked on Google earth and saw it was on the other side of the path.gr8 vid again 👌🌬
Yeah I'm glad I got the grid reference before I headed out. Thanks for watching
I’ve seen the short then looked for your video! Brilliant 🤩 my favourite local circles awesome video thanks you 😊
Some amazing shots there, great hike!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching
HI Stu, many congratulations mate, brilliant news. I hope you will be very happy for many many years to come. Thanks for another great informative video mate, loved it. All the very best, Dave.
Thanks mate really appreciate the comments and thanks for watching as always!
Nice one Stuart. One or two I've visited in the past. 👌
Thanks for watching, glad you liked it
Congrats on the good news mate. Hope you and your good lady are doing well.
All good thanks. She has a major operation this weekend so fingers crossed. Hope all is good your end
8:45 For a moment, when you mentioned the old field system then said "I'll do some digging" I pictured you going up there for a bit of experimental archaeology! (also congratulations on your good news!)
🤣🤣🤣 i can picture me doing that
! Was a good unintended pun 🤣🤣 thanks for watching too
Smashing that mate, one of my favourite spots. Well done finding Barbrook 3 thats not easy! It makes you wonder how many other stone circles were obliterated over the entire country by development over the last 1000 years or so as cities expanded.
Does make you think what lies under our feet!!! I'm glad i had an accurate grid ref for the third one as that would have been a nightmare to find. Also lucky that there was no bracken to hide it either 🤣🤣 thanks for watching!
@@thepeakdistrictviking Most welcome sir! When I went to Barbrook 3 it was foggy and we were all over the place trying to find it! :D
Cheers viking, I wonder why and how they brought all those rocks and stuff to that point? It looks very open and I didn't notice any outcrops near by.congratulations on getting your viqueen. Take care my friend, all the best.
Thanks, it does make you wonder, although there seemed to be boulder fields in the grass so I suspect that's where they came from
They say Big Moor is the most isolated area in the Peak District,! A nice walk though especially as you got to see the deer, 500 in total up there, but when I was last up I didn't see a single one, so lucky you on spotting them, cheers
Thanks for the info! I never knew that, it was my second time you there but not my last. Thanks for watching.
@@thepeakdistrictviking I did the Christmas Wild Camp that never was video over Big Moor, there's an old village up there and some interesting standing stones/ancient waymarked up on the white edge side near the field system, I aim to do a wild camp in the area probably around Easter and explore more, as have a new camera to try out
Nice, what camera did you get? I saw the way marker at lady's Cross
@thepeakdistrictviking there's another waymarker down between the trig and Warren's Lodge, that's believed to be from the bronze age. Did you see the war trench near Lady Cross? Camera is a wildlife cam, want to see what's snooping around my tent lol
@@ExpeditionHiker that will be interesting to see what you capture? I wasn't aware of the war trench there.