LET'S CLIMB TO THE TOP OF PENSHAW MONUMENT!

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
  • Come with me on a tour to the top of Penshaw Monument, one of the North East of England's iconic landmarks!
    I pre-booked my ticket on the National Trust website back in June, having always wanted to see the top of one of the North East’s most iconic landmarks. The cost of a ticket is £5 and allows for a half an hour slot to see the incredible views from this 70 foot high monument.
    The views are absolutely incredible and it was such a lovely sunny day to enjoy spotting local landmarks in the distance! You can enjoy wide spread views of County Durham, Northumberland, Yorkshire Dales, Pennines and the Coast!
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Комментарии • 28

  • @ladyintheskyuk
    @ladyintheskyuk Месяц назад

    Fantastic video 👍 most enjoyable. Thank you 👍👍

  • @k.h.5520
    @k.h.5520 Месяц назад

    As soon as I come off the A1 & see Penshaw monument in the distance I know the long drive from Cornwall is over & I'm home,it's just iconic...I Have a photo of me Man & Dad, who.used to go courting there on a Sunday ,from around 1952,long before I was born,used to love the story's they would tell me ,it was a day out & a bus trip at the time from Sunderland,not many cars then & they didn't have to pay & used to go to blue bell woods also with a picnic...Great little blog,thank you...Must visit next time I'm in the area..

  • @stephennesbitt6059
    @stephennesbitt6059 Месяц назад

    Fantastic video!Something I've always wanted to do before I moved from Durham to Yorkshire was to climb the staircase and take in the views from the balcony. Cant believe people used to walk arround the unguarded ledge all those years ago!

  • @malmes999
    @malmes999 Месяц назад

    love it walked up there many times never got on the top lovley veiws

  • @JauneMacReady
    @JauneMacReady Месяц назад

    😅Blimey! I didn't know you could climb up the top of I 😮 I walked up to it once, in the dark. The hill certainly is a lot steeper than it appears.
    Great views. And a like from me 😃👍❤️

  • @RLukeDavis
    @RLukeDavis Месяц назад

    Splendid stuff, ta very much. I went up there as a kid but my use of a wheelchair has prevented that for a long time now.
    Lovely view

    • @northeastnostalgic5071
      @northeastnostalgic5071  Месяц назад

      Hopefully my video has helped you to see what it is like ☺️ If there's anything you'd like to see that you don't really have access to anymore I can definitely try to do a video!

  • @eddiearthur4654
    @eddiearthur4654 Месяц назад +1

    Next one; climb Tunstall and Rock Hill; you get fantastic views out to sea and over the Town Centre

    • @northeastnostalgic5071
      @northeastnostalgic5071  Месяц назад

      I don't think I've ever been to Tunstall or Rock Hill so I'll have to add those to the top of my list! I don't really know that side of Sunderland ☺️

    • @eddiearthur4654
      @eddiearthur4654 Месяц назад

      @@northeastnostalgic5071 I grew up near “Tunna”. I got a summer job in Red House with the council before going to uni (1977) I found it exciting looking over the town all the way to Tunna.

  • @Poppins-ut3bs
    @Poppins-ut3bs Месяц назад +1

    Absolutely beautiful scenery xx😊

  • @paulferri3441
    @paulferri3441 Месяц назад +3

    Been up to penshaw monument many times but never up to the top of the actual monument looks good

  • @makeithappen1952
    @makeithappen1952 Месяц назад

    Thanks for the video. I live in Yorkshire now but was brought up in Grindon and we walked up to the monument many many times. In recent years going up to the top was on my to do list but I was told it was closed. Whenever I smell wild garlic I’m transported back to the woods on the north side. Happy days.

    • @anthlee8733
      @anthlee8733 Месяц назад

      Broadway Junior School? Wild garlic smell from Blue Bell woods to the rear of Penshaw, then Cox Green. Loved going there as a kid.

  • @robertwiddasart6947
    @robertwiddasart6947 Месяц назад

    I really enjoyed this ! Seen the Penshaw Monument a few times from a passing train window.

    • @northeastnostalgic5071
      @northeastnostalgic5071  Месяц назад +1

      I'm pleased you liked it! 😀 I like to try and film my experiences as much as possible! I usually can see Penshaw Monument from my window so it's funny to see what it's like at the top!

    • @robertwiddasart6947
      @robertwiddasart6947 Месяц назад

      @@northeastnostalgic5071 I have subscribed,looking forward to more sights of the North East

  • @claw1770
    @claw1770 Месяц назад

    I didn't know you could do that, its not far from me so its just gone on my to do list.
    Great video as usual 🙂

    • @northeastnostalgic5071
      @northeastnostalgic5071  Месяц назад

      I don't think it's promoted much but I've popped the direct link to the ticket page in the description so it's easy to have a look ☺️ it's definitely worth going up!

  • @stephens9566
    @stephens9566 Месяц назад +1

    What a great view.

  • @timelordvictorious
    @timelordvictorious Месяц назад

    Been there before didn’t know you could get to the top of it.

  • @MelvynThomas
    @MelvynThomas Месяц назад

    Oh wow I didn’t know going to the top was a thing!

  • @MizziProductions
    @MizziProductions Месяц назад

    I’ve never been up but I’ve walked the many steps to the monument. I used to love Herrington Park opposite as a kid.

    • @northeastnostalgic5071
      @northeastnostalgic5071  Месяц назад

      I hadn't really been to Herrington park before apart from the odd county show when I was a kid, but it was so lovely!

  • @COBBETT1215
    @COBBETT1215 Месяц назад

    Lovely film. Very poignant. For a time in, in 1962, I lived with my grandparents on nearby Pennywell estate before I believe it later became something of a crime hotspot. My friend and I would take a short ride up to the monument via Northern's Consett bus. Then we'd climb up to the monument and lark about playing hide and seek etc. Free of charge then. No tearooms, No country park. The monument just sat alone amid open farmland. No car plant then but you could clearly see the tall chimneys of heavy industry in the distance. Now long gone I suspect. Once we were chased out of a nearby field by an angry ram. Far off innocent days. Thank you for re-kindling old memories.