England is so cool. It’s about the size of Louisiana but has the best rock bands, writers, comedians, and actors. I lived in blackpool back in the 80’s and I miss the UK. What a special place
I agree that England has the best actors. In the US most actors have family members who are actors, directors, and producers. They were pretty much born into wealth, so I imagine it's not like they had to work all that hard. Based on reading the bios of most UK actors, they developed an interest in acting on their own as a kid or teenager. Their parents weren't in show business. In fact they had working class jobs. I feel like that's why they're so much more talented than American actors.
@@dreamcollector6811a lot of American actors are terrible. There are loads of British and Australian actors working in LA that dumb Americans think are actually American simply because they can pull off convincing American accents.
Living in a metropolitian city and having to stop every 3 minutes due to traffic, you have no idea how blissful this made me feel. Thank you! Please post more!
So pretty and comforting. Also have Vashti Bunyan songs playing quietly in the background and I'm feeling the most serene I've felt since before COVID.
What a cool village! I love old stone architecture. Also I couldn't help but notice, the rowhomes you passed kind of resemble the ones in Philadelphia. I'm sure buildings and houses in the US were inspired by England. Thank you for posting!
A great drive along the A6. Coming out of Buxton I thought you might be going down my favourite road, the A515 to Asbourne, but I enjoyed the old A6 nearly as much. Thank you.
The brown signboards that are passed occasionally, indicate places of cultural interest: castles, churches, country houses/gardens, archaeological sites etc.
Thank you for the lovely video. Beautiful cities, villages and landscapes. Somehow I miss driving on the wrong side of the road and going through a roundabout every few seconds ;). All the best from Switzerland and stay healthy.
I am interested in seeing inside those shops. Even some of the insides of fish and chip bars. Antique stores are interesting also. We have huge stores here in Texas, and little shops like that don’t really exist here.Thanks, loved this video.
American here: Hi, thats one of my wishes to drive by myself on the left side of the road. Ive been to England went on the bus and i was totally amazed how you can see the sites so much easier driving on the left side. Cool!
Just subscribed this is so relaxing feels like I'm driving the car even though I don't drive ,this is gd for my mental health something which relaxes the brain dave looks like your doing 100 miles an hrs I bet your not seems it nice and fast thank you
Thank you. I was looking for videos that would help me get used to the concept of driving on the left, and to recognize road signs and traffic patterns in towns and in the countryside. This is perfect.
Such a nice drive. England is beautiful. Although driving in your cities seems so much more stressful as you have so many obstacles to drive round and just seems like so much zig zagging going on as you maneuver through.
Lovely leafy drive full of places I spent many happy hours in....though the Victorian viaducts along the way were new to me and led to much googling and poking around on google maps! Thanks for sharing.
this was really nice, i dont ever plan to going on England but videos like this make me feel like im there, greetings from Texas sorry i can't spell to good because im not very great at spelling
Amazing that England with such a large population in a small area has so much beautiful countryside, reminds me so much of my country NZ Thanks for putting this up really enjoyed it. God Bless
Hmmm from what I have heard it is easier to adjust than one would expect as I know a lot of people whom drive in Europe and they have to swap sides of the road there. I would say its probably down to each persons own confidence levels, wouldn't recommend for a new driver.
As an American who has once (for about a week) driven in England, watching this gives me PTSD! 😂 Honesty, the driving on the left was relatively easy to get used to (with some concentration and focus), but I had problems keeping my car centered in the proper lane because I was so used to the typical "sight picture" from the left the seat. Being on the right side of the car while driving was difficult to get used to and several times, I ended up hitting the left curb with my left rear tire when turning left because I was not used to more than half of the car being left of me! It was not easy, and I'm thankful I didn't hit any parked cars in the left shoulder while I was there.
hi,,how did you set this up...? did you put on the hood ? did you use stabilizer ? or only suction mount cup ? do you have the link for the mount suction cup ? its so smooth.. thank you ,appreciated !!
the most cheapest suction cup mount I could find on amazon. (as initially it was just an experiment) you should find one for less than £10 placed on the inside top of the windscreen the smoothness is really down to the GoPro 8 and its stabilization set to boost.
I wish an England woman would become obsessed with me and couldn’t live without me. Therefore she would want me to move in with her in the English countryside. LOL. It’s soooo damn beautiful there. Thank u for the virtual experience.
Dave, I've been watching a number of you walks and drives. decided to watch the New Precipice walk again today but was disappointed when it cut out at about Minute 48 juST past the white house when you strike up hill beside a stone wall. I was so disappointed not to see the stiff climb and views from the top. any idea what happened?
The Precipice walk does end just after the white house. Straight after putting my camera away I back tracked to the white house and had a picnic with my family there. My first tough climbs that I filmed was Mam tor and Winnits Pass.. not sure if they might be the ones. Sorry can't be of more help.
As American. The english country side is so beautiful. Driving on the reverse side is strange to me. 😀 i think making a right hand turn is hard to adjust. What does the zig zag marked lines mean?
Pretty close to Llandudno which is on my to-do list, so yeah I can do that. Iv'e marked it down. Could be a long while before I get the opportunity to be there..
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Such a great ride Dave 😊
So many beautiful views and architecture 😊
I enjoyed it!!! 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
England is so cool. It’s about the size of Louisiana but has the best rock bands, writers, comedians, and actors. I lived in blackpool back in the 80’s and I miss the UK. What a special place
I agree that England has the best actors. In the US most actors have family members who are actors, directors, and producers. They were pretty much born into wealth, so I imagine it's not like they had to work all that hard. Based on reading the bios of most UK actors, they developed an interest in acting on their own as a kid or teenager. Their parents weren't in show business. In fact they had working class jobs. I feel like that's why they're so much more talented than American actors.
It also has Boris Johnson.What an arsehole!😂😂
@@dreamcollector6811a lot of American actors are terrible. There are loads of British and Australian actors working in LA that dumb Americans think are actually American simply because they can pull off convincing American accents.
It's a dystopian shithole
It's a dull dystopian shithole
Comparing my own country to this, this is awesome. Little to no litter. Great old architecture.
Thank you 😊
@Crossiant Studios United States.
Living in a metropolitian city and having to stop every 3 minutes due to traffic, you have no idea how blissful this made me feel. Thank you! Please post more!
Ah glad you enjoyed it Zaid, I hope to post more soon, just working on a better way to film from the car.
England is beautiful, with its small towns and nature. But as a German, I would go crazy there, driving a car is a whole different story. Great video.
I moved abroad several years ago. I love to put this on whenever I'm homesick for Derbyshire.
this is so relaxing you have no idea how grateful i am x
Ah that's great to hear Dev, glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Those narrow roads make my American self flinch every time there is oncoming traffic.
Same here😂
So pretty and comforting. Also have Vashti Bunyan songs playing quietly in the background and I'm feeling the most serene I've felt since before COVID.
Happy to be of service! Exactly what I hoped to deliver with these videos. 👍👍
Ahhh! When the trees meet in the middle, over the road. I love when that happens. Gorgeous
Green tunnel.
It's like I'm riding with you in the car doing nothing, just enjoying these incredible views !
Glad you're enjoying it Phoebe 😊
@@DavesWalks I do.Would you also do some driving on Plymouth area ?
Amazing shades of green. Spring is best season!
not long now til Spring, can't wait to go film once it's here! 😊
i really want to go this kind of place. so healing. i hope I can be there one day
it’s called Buxton. it’s in derbyshire and in the high peak :)
I own a castle in Buxton. It has amazing views overlooking the town. Just sold it though and waiting for the sale to go through.
I would watch these all day if I could, I love drives in the country. Thank you for the effort you took in making and posting these videos!
What a cool village! I love old stone architecture. Also I couldn't help but notice, the rowhomes you passed kind of resemble the ones in Philadelphia. I'm sure buildings and houses in the US were inspired by England. Thank you for posting!
Rowhomes called Terraced Houses.
Looks beautiful i like the village life make more i just subscribed
Thanks for subbing!
England is my dream country, ah the land of Newton, Orwell, Hitchens etc. One day I'll pay a visit.
This brings back memories. Me sitting in the car just enjoying the beautiful scenery. Slowly but surely I think Covid-19 will be over. Like your vids!
my dream - living in the English countryside.
A great drive along the A6. Coming out of Buxton I thought you might be going down my favourite road, the A515 to Asbourne, but I enjoyed the old A6 nearly as much. Thank you.
beautiful scenery. love this.. 😷🙏
Thanks for visiting
Beautiful countryside, thank for sharing
Thank you too
Three of my favourite places in the whole world. Thank you for taking me with you Dave!
The brown signboards that are passed occasionally, indicate places of cultural interest: castles, churches, country houses/gardens, archaeological sites etc.
Indeed they do! I am often making note of them, for potential future videos!
Thank you for the lovely video. Beautiful cities, villages and landscapes. Somehow I miss driving on the wrong side of the road and going through a roundabout every few seconds ;). All the best from Switzerland and stay healthy.
Thank you kindly Michael!
Ya, basically we drive on the left side and for going straight on a roundabout you just turn abit to the left and to the right again.
So much land for cultivation.
What a beautiful village ✨, hope i can go there someday 🙌
i am LOVING this! thank you, dave! please, please, PLEASE do more of these!
I am interested in seeing inside those shops. Even some of the insides of fish and chip bars. Antique stores are interesting also. We have huge stores here in Texas, and little shops like that don’t really exist here.Thanks, loved this video.
Fish an' Chips are a national food in Britain. I loved it so much that I won't stop eating!
I would love to go to a bookshop here.
American here: Hi, thats one of my wishes to drive by myself on the left side of the road. Ive been to England went on the bus and i was totally amazed how you can see the sites so much easier driving on the left side. Cool!
Just beautiful
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful roads and greenery. Enjoyed watching.
Glad you enjoyed it😊
Awesome drive dave, great views
Thanks 👍
England is amazing.
Agreed! 😊
Thank you Dave for this beautiful drive. I enjoyed it very much.
Happy to hear it Roca!
This is by far, one of the best videos on the internet. Thank you so much for taking the efforts to put this up. Love :)
Wow, thank you!😊
Thank you DAVE
My pleasure 😊
That green is so ... green!
Another wonderful journey. Well done.
Glad you enjoyed it
Looks beautiful i like the village life
Thank you Dave, don’t stop
No problem, I won't 😊
Just subscribed this is so relaxing feels like I'm driving the car even though I don't drive ,this is gd for my mental health something which relaxes the brain dave looks like your doing 100 miles an hrs I bet your not seems it nice and fast thank you
Tranquil and verdant. Lovely!
Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍
Long ride like this after wild would make me ur drooling passager on ur window lol 😆 😋 all that feash air 🤣
Haha 😆
@@DavesWalks love ur videos so u have a new sub on both my RUclips account 🤗😃💖
nicely captured....... I pleased to watch
Good to here Sandeep😊
Ah, some driving this time, very nice.
Amazing :') i love your videos
Glad you like them!
Nice video. I'm going to try very hard not to crash my car when I move to England. I will have to keep saying keep left, keep left.
While in England continue to ignore all Keep Left signs : they are merely political slogans l
Mně se líbí, když chodíš radči pěšky.Je to relax 😏🍀👍
England so nice,love your video.
Feels like a drive in forza horizon 4
Brilliant video 😎
I'm from Matlock
and I've lived in Buxton lol
Loved it! Liked it! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the visit
@@DavesWalks my pleasure
The landscape looks so similar to the Kentucky landscape I grew up in
Enjoyed that, thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it 🙂👍
Thought there are not so many trees in England...oops now i see it well covered🎉🎉🎉
uks architecture is so pretty
Imagine living there. So nice. 😍
I'm from there lol
Matlock 😃
There's nowhere like it
Where are you from?
Beautiful ride Dave!!
Thanks 👍
@@DavesWalks my pleasure!
Outstanding videos
keep it up!
Thank you :)
Thank you. I was looking for videos that would help me get used to the concept of driving on the left, and to recognize road signs and traffic patterns in towns and in the countryside. This is perfect.
Happy to be of help! 😊👍
Beautiful place .
Thank you Ahmed!
at least 40 minutes away from the city by car is pretty deep in the countryside.
Lovely drive.
Thank you 😊
Love this 🌺🌺🌺
Brilliant idea, mate.
Thanks! 👍
Glorious
Agreed!
Such a nice drive. England is beautiful. Although driving in your cities seems so much more stressful as you have so many obstacles to drive round and just seems like so much zig zagging going on as you maneuver through.
Lovely leafy drive full of places I spent many happy hours in....though the Victorian viaducts along the way were new to me and led to much googling and poking around on google maps! Thanks for sharing.
Its a pleasure to share :)
I'm Ukrainian but i rly like UK and want to live there
i love your videos 😍😍😍💙
Thanks!
Vow... it's my dream to live in England in my Life time.
I Highly recommend the Peak District! 😊
this was really nice, i dont ever plan to going on England but videos like this make me feel like im there, greetings from Texas sorry i can't spell to good because im not very great at spelling
Glad you enjoyed it, and I wouldn't worry about your spelling, it was perfect 😊
Oh boy a holiday ride
Amazing that England with such a large population in a small area has so much beautiful countryside, reminds me so much of my country NZ
Thanks for putting this up really enjoyed it.
God Bless
Сегодня мы уже в движение и это здорово👏✊👍.
nice one, liked it
Thanks for the visit😊
Dave. I love your stuff I live in Colorado USA.
Happy to hear it Gerald! 😊👍
I’m from the U.S and I’m afraid of driving on the wrong side of the road out of habit. Has anyone had this problem? Or is it easy to adjust?
Hmmm from what I have heard it is easier to adjust than one would expect as I know a lot of people whom drive in Europe and they have to swap sides of the road there. I would say its probably down to each persons own confidence levels, wouldn't recommend for a new driver.
As an American who has once (for about a week) driven in England, watching this gives me PTSD! 😂
Honesty, the driving on the left was relatively easy to get used to (with some concentration and focus), but I had problems keeping my car centered in the proper lane because I was so used to the typical "sight picture" from the left the seat. Being on the right side of the car while driving was difficult to get used to and several times, I ended up hitting the left curb with my left rear tire when turning left because I was not used to more than half of the car being left of me! It was not easy, and I'm thankful I didn't hit any parked cars in the left shoulder while I was there.
hi,,how did you set this up...? did you put on the hood ? did you use stabilizer ? or only suction mount cup ? do you have the link for the mount suction cup ? its so smooth..
thank you ,appreciated !!
the most cheapest suction cup mount I could find on amazon. (as initially it was just an experiment) you should find one for less than £10 placed on the inside top of the windscreen the smoothness is really down to the GoPro 8 and its stabilization set to boost.
@@DavesWalks thank you for the info👍
As an American, I scoot my monitor a bit to the left, reach in front and pretend I'm steering.
😂
That's so cute.
I'm at work & don't want to be so I'm going for a drive 🚗 with Dave
Do enjoy!
Beautiful 😍
Thank you 😊👍
I wish an England woman would become obsessed with me and couldn’t live without me. Therefore she would want me to move in with her in the English countryside. LOL. It’s soooo damn beautiful there. Thank u for the virtual experience.
Its awesome, I'm getting india's hilly area vibes
Dave, I've been watching a number of you walks and drives. decided to watch the New Precipice walk again today but was disappointed when it cut out at about Minute 48 juST past the white house when you strike up hill beside a stone wall. I was so disappointed not to see the stiff climb and views from the top. any idea what happened?
The Precipice walk does end just after the white house. Straight after putting my camera away I back tracked to the white house and had a picnic with my family there. My first tough climbs that I filmed was Mam tor and Winnits Pass.. not sure if they might be the ones. Sorry can't be of more help.
4years more to come there
As American. The english country side is so beautiful. Driving on the reverse side is strange to me. 😀 i think making a right hand turn is hard to adjust. What does the zig zag marked lines mean?
I think the big Zig Zag marks are simply to strongly emphasise no parking rule.
@@DavesWalks ohh.
❤❤❤ from Kolkata India
You do requests? I would like to see you walk along the coast from Rhos on Sea to Rhyl.
Pretty close to Llandudno which is on my to-do list, so yeah I can do that. Iv'e marked it down. Could be a long while before I get the opportunity to be there..
36:14 is this someone being escorted?? Motor bikes then a range rover and mercedes, then more motorbikes?? 🤣
watching in america; it feels so strange to be on the side of the road you're on
Plenty of Bikes in Matlock Bath, I'm guessing you did this on a Sunday (or Bank Holiday)! :)
Correct Mark 😊👍
Really nice to see the Union Jack,s still flying in these towns and villages, great video, take care and Drive safe.
Look like part of Connecticut
41:59 what the? Where are the trams going?
Ah the Heights of Abraham. They take people to and from the tops of the hills.
Fabulous footage, smooth 4k, no anoying narration or music! Is the cam on the inside of the car?
Hi there, Cam is on the inside of the car, using a suction cup mount 😊
🙏🙏🙏
Before God made England he made Heaven as a prototype.
True! 😊
I really like your video. I'm curious what camera you use for taking video.?
A DJI action cam. Used to be GoPro, but they are very bad cameras.