Haworth, West Yorkshire【4K】| Village Centre Walk 2021
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- Join me for a walk around Haworth, one of Britain's most beautiful villages, home to the Brontë sisters, the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, and some of the quaintest and most gorgeous views in all of Yorkshire!
As we walk around Haworth, we pass a number of interesting landmarks, including Main Street, The Old White Lion, The Kings Arms, St. Michael & All Angels' Church, The Old School Room, Brontë Parsonage Museum, West Lane Baptist Church, Brontë Weaving Shed, The Black Bull, The Fleece Inn, Haworth Industrial Cooperative Building, Haworth Old Hall Inn, Green Hall Baptist Chapel, Central Park, Haworth Bandstand, Parkside Social Club, Keighley & Worth Valley Railway and Haworth railway station.
Thank you so much to the following sites for their help in my research of Haworth:
www.britainexpress.com/attrac...
www.haworth-village.org.uk/his...
ukwells.org/revivalists/willi...
yorkshire.u08.eu/haworth/62649/
www.hawortholdschoolroom.org.u...
www.haworthchurch.co.uk/history/
0:00 Main Street
0:39 West Lane
0:48 Church Street
1:20 St. Michael & All Angels' Church
1:52 Brontë Old School Hall
2:49 Brontë Parsonage Museum
3:35 Shirley Street
4:27 West Lane
5:59 West Lane Baptist Church
6:16 North Street
7:22 Brontë Weaving Shed
7:54 Changegate
9:28 Main Street
9:56 The Black Bull
10:11 Main Street
12:19 The Fleece Inn
12:52 Main Street
13:32 Haworth Industrial Cooperative Building
14:04 Main Street
14:41 Sun Street
14:57 Haworth Old Hall Inn
15:11 Hall Green Chapel
15:25 Bridgehouse Lane
15:38 Central Park
16:50 Haworth Bandstand
17:09 Central Park
18:31 Butt Lane
18:36 Parkside Social Club
18:53 Butt Lane
19:40 Mill Hill
20:01 Keighley & Worth Valley Railway
20:41 Haworth Station
22:15 Thank you for watching!
Stats for nerds:
Distance walked: 0.9 miles/1.4km
Step count: 1800 steps (approx.)
Time taken: 21 mins 58 secs
Average speed: 2.5mph/3.9kmh
Please do not use any footage from this video without my permission.
I love this. My mom grew up in Keighley. She then moved to the US in her 20's. All her side of the family still live in the area and I have sooo many memories of coming there and walking up and down Main Street as a kid! We would always stay in Haworth whenever we would visit at either the Old White Lion or the Haworth Old Hall. I really MUST get back there one day.
Born there in 1972, brings back memories of my Gran going out looking for Grandad when he was late back from the pub!
I live very near to Haworth and visit every Sunday when I get a lovely roast beef dinner at the Apothecary at the top of the hill near the post office, I love this village since the first time I visited some 33 years ago.
How wonderful! You're very lucky to live so near to Haworth - much of the surrounding area is absolutely beautiful, and you're even more lucky to be visiting every Sunday for a roast dinner :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed this video!
I'm 27, I've lived in a few parts of the UK, but I was brought up in Halifax, and Haworth, along with Skipton and Ilkley were some of the most beautiful places that my mum and dad used to take us as kids ❤️
Very much so! So much of the West Yorkshire countryside is an absolute delight to discover, and Skipton - just over the border in N. Yorks - is one of my favourite towns in the country :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
I feel sad when the walk is about to end. You do these so well, with lots of history, and always a map to show where the towns are in relation to other places. Again, thanks.
Don't feel sad! Remember that there are always new walks to look forward to every week :)
But as always, I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video - the map was actually a helpful suggestion from a viewer, I'm happy that it adds to your understanding of the places we visit in these walks!
Thank you so much for watching as always!
In the 1980's I used to work as a volunteer on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, based at Haworth. There was a fantastic atmosphere and camaraderie. We got the job done, and on a Saturday night after work, and with quite a thirst if it had been a day out on the the footplate, went up into the village to have a pint or two at the "Black Bull" or some Timothy Taylor's in "The Fleece" and afterwards walk down that pathway to the station to pick up a "fish supper" from Eric's in Mill Hey and have with a mug of tea in the mess room before turning in. Always up in good time on Sunday though, to get about our work , either with the locos, or out along the the line in the beautiful countryside with the p/way gang.
Thanks for bringing back those memories, I wish I could go back and do it all again!
Those are some wonderful memories - thank you so much for sharing them with us! The K&WVR really is a hidden gem of Yorkshire, and it's the dedication and passion of people like yourself who have worked on it over the years that make it such a wonderful attraction to this day - so I'd like to thank you very much for that!
Haworth too is a gorgeous place, and I'm sure you've had many a great day there in the pub and walking the streets, along with working in that stunning countryside scenery :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video and that it brought back some nice memories!
@@LetsWalkUK Yes, One of the workers there had a very intelligent collie, who once he trusted me, I used to take for walks in the area on summer evenings before going to the pub.
I holidayed with my partners (the second is now my wife of thirty years) in Haworth, and we enjoyed exploring both the Valley and further afield, as well as riding on the Setttle - Carlisle line. It's truly "God's Own Country"!
I will be in Haworth next week and I’ve seen your wonderful video several times. Can’t wait to stroll this beautiful village. Many thanks again.
I love your walks, Thanks Merry Ann from Minnesota
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoy watching the videos, there are so many fascinating places around the UK to discover :)
I hope to visit Minnesota one day too - thank you for commenting!
@@LetsWalkUK I lived in Milton Keynes for four years, in the Old Stratford village, We just loved it. Nice trails there too. I love the Bronte one in Haworth, gosh, and all of them,
@@merryannmac8096 I love some of the old villages outside Milton Keynes! The contrast between them and the big metropolis always amazes me - and it's a great place for walking with all those country trails :)
Love this. I am from the US and had the pleasure of visiting Haworth in November 2021. Such a cool place to visit. Wasn't a huge Bronte fan before, but this place inspired me to be!
Beautiful walk and I enjoyed it thoroughly. Its helping me plan my one day adventure to Haworth next year. Thank you.
SUPER MERCI POUR CE FANTASTIQUE PANORAMIQUE DYNAMIQUE !.. SYMPATHIQUE L'UNIVERS DES SOEURS BRONTË AU P'TIT DÉJ !.. BELLE JOURNÉE HAYWORTH !..
De rien! Je suis heureux que vous avez aimé le vidéo - Haworth est une très belle ville avec une histoire magnifique!
@@LetsWalkUK OUI ÇA DONNE ENVIE DE PRENDRE SES CLIQUES ET CLAQUES ET DE S' Y TRANSPLANER BIEN À VOUS
I was born in Ingrow but my parents moved to Brow Top, then to Mill Hey in Haworth when I was about 10 years old. I had a paper round and traversed many back streets in old Haworth back in the 1960's when to my mind it was a bit of a dump. Now it looks pristine. Excellent video. Thank you.
What a beautiful and peaceful village, full of history.
I live in Haworth such a beautiful place. I also work at the fleece :)
Peaceful. Love it
Bellissima!! Una favola!!🤩
It's eerie at how quiet it is! Like the film ''28 Days Later'! Great video I find them very relaxing.
It is a little eerie, isn't it? But like you, I find walking around a quiet village centre very relaxing, particularly when it's one as lovely as Haworth :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you so much for the tour. 💚💞
Going on a day trip to Haworth tomorrow. You did it so well!! more excited for the trip.
My husband and I enjoy your videos so much - they are brilliant! Thank you!
And thank you so much for watching and for your very kind words! It really means a lot to hear that you're enjoying the videos - I certainly love making them :)
amazing footage...there's hardly a modern house among these old structures...just amazing...
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Haworth really is like stepping back in time, a gorgeous Yorkshire village which offers a great window into the region's past :)
Great video ! I love that you have shown Haworth with so much details ! With the explanation of its history and map too.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed the video - there is so much to see and discover in Haworth, and it's just a short way from Bradford, making it a great place to visit for a short day out :)
Thank you very much for watching and for your very kind words - it means a lot to hear!
Great video again
Wonderful video quality, so clear! I've been to Haworth several times, it was one of the first historical villages I visited when I moved from the US to the Leeds years ago. I haven't been back in years, so it was lovely to walk around the village 'with' you.
That's so kind of you to say! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Haworth is one of my favourite villages in the UK, I always love visiting if ever I have the chance! I'm delighted this video brought back some nice memories of one of your first experiences of beautiful Yorkshire :)
Howarth used to be lovely at Christmas time, really festive with a fantastic atmosphere. Kids used to love here 💘
I can imagine! It's a lovely place on a sunny day too as I'm sure you know - but with some Christmas festivities it really must be magical :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Nice walk, great video. Thanks!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video - Haworth is a wonderful village :)
Thank you very much for watching!
If it weren't for a couple of mask signs about, you might just forget about the current situation.. That's what I love about visiting old and quiet villages
Absolutely! Haworth really has that 'transported back in time' magic, and it makes it such a charming place to visit :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Nice walk in the village I enjoyed it. Can't wait to see more soon. Your history lessons are always great. And your walks are always enjoyable. How is your weekend? My long weekend is great. Have a great day 👍😀
Great walk through Haworth.ty.I don't think that they moved away from Haworth .Some got teaching jobs abroad i.e.Charlotte in Brussels but then she returned.Anne got a job as a governess nearby and Emily a teacher but they eventually all returned to Haworth and died there with the exception of Anne who went on holiday in Scarborough and died there.
I noticed this too. They all went back after their time away.
Very nice and informative video I am from Pakistan the novels you have mentioned are also very known over here
Great video walk, visited there about 5 years ago, and then took the steam train to keighley, couldn't manage that hill anymore though, the only change i notice was at the top of the hill by the black bull, the shop in the centre of the Y Junction 'Pretty penny' was then a tourist information office
Thank you so much! The steam train is the perfect way to arrive in Haworth - but yes it is a bit of a walk up the hill to the top of Main Street :) It's a gorgeous village as I'm sure you know - I hope this video brought back some nice memories of your visit!
Thank you very much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
My last trip to the UK with my family was in 2014...plan to go there again but pandemic halts everything...perhaps 2022
Haworth looks to me a very nice place to visit
I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time, and Haworth certainly isn't to be missed if you find yourself in this neck of the woods on your next trip! Check out Hebden Bridge, Heptonstall, Oakworth and Skipton too in the nearby area for other interesting places to visit, I think you'll enjoy them :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
@@LetsWalkUK yup, i did enjoy ur videos very much. Both me n my wife used to study in the UK. It kind of rekindles the memories. Thanks for the video, sir, especially walking tour videos
@@supportbmf9113 That's wonderful to hear - I'm so glad that the videos bring back some nice memories for you :) Thank you very much for watching and for your kind words!
Beautiful Bronte country. Great video, been a long time I’ve visited Haworth. And isn’t this where Ridley Scott filmed his fort ever commercial for Hovis Bread?
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Brontë Country certainly is beautiful, particularly Haworth!
And you're absolutely right - this is where the famous Hovis advert was filmed, I can't believe I didn't mention it in the video :)
@@LetsWalkUK and long before Ridley Scott started the whole Alien saga too.
Your video has really made me want to go back and visit again I’d forgotten how beautiful the village is. Thank you!
@00:03 a nice looking K6 Phone box
Your video is better than reading any book about the history of Haworth, and thank you for pointing out the pronunciation of Haworth (it’s my surname and I get called Hayworth or people just assume it’s spelled Howarth - most annoying). Again, superb video thank you for sharing your walks.
Ha ha I can imagine the frustration on that point! Before visiting I too thought it was pronounced Hayworth, but it's always important to get the local pronunciation right :)
Thank you so much for watching and for your very kind words - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
It’s a pleasure to watch. Please keep it up, you’re doing a fantastic job.
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Great video! And so much history in one episode.
Also impressed with the stabilization while you walked. Do you use a stabilizer (gimbal, etc.)?
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Haworth really is a beautiful place, and a village full of history too :)
I didn't use a gimbal when filming on this occasion, all of the stabilisation was done by the internal system on my GoPro Hero8 Black camera - it's quite a miraculous bit of kit!
Выглядит так же, как при сестрах Бронте.
Love Howarth felt my daughter's first kick here in the grave yard when I was pregnant
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Haworth, nice village but with dangerous steep hills, don't live too far away in Burnley. I remember in the 1980s when Kate Bush came to sing Wuthering Heights.
R.I.P the Actors & Actresses who were alive in the flesh in the film.
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Love the almost 3D depth of the video images. What camera or program did you use to achive this or is it just due to the use of a high definition resolution setting?
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Haworth is a wonderful place to capture on camera!
I film with a GoPro Hero8 Black in 4K - that really helps the picture quality look as tip-top as I can make it, helping the village to look absolutely spectacular too :)
Thank you so much for watching - I do hope that helped answer your question!
@@LetsWalkUK Loved the Mont de St Michael tour as well. That structure has held a fascination for me since childhood for some reason but as I am more or less permanently based on the North East Coast of Australia your video is probably as close as I'm ever going to get to exploring MdM. Those rooms were so small!
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I'M AFRAID YOU'VE USED A TOO WIDE ANGLE LENS TO FILM THIS. ALL VERTICAL LINES BECOME CURVED WHICH IS NOT AT ALL AS THE EYE SEES IT ON A VILLAGE WALK! I GET DIZZY WALKING, LIKE PUTTING ON PRESCRIPTION GLASSES THAT AREN'T MINE
Who came to see this after reading the Bronte story or Jane Eyre?😂
Haworth is very small and a bit boring. There is no McDonald's and the shops are shut on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Grow up
if val,s stepdaughter louise is a watching this ? please contact me, you both lived in haworth. back in 1975 from the boy on the yamaha 50cc fizzy. ps i lived in oldfield at the time,