Great little video… a walk I do regularly. Love the historical element, and learnt something new. More of this in the Yatton/Clevedon area would be great!
Enjoyable little video, especially the drone footage of inaccessible spots. I would have liked a few words on the Iron Age hill fort on Wains Hill. You mention Woodspring District Council. This has not existed for many years: it is now North Somerset Council. Look forward to more
Thanks for the comments Chris and the feedback. This is our first video so all comments are welcome, noted about North Somerset Council. We are planning more and filming over the next few weeks if the weather ever improves! Nick
Interesting video. More information and video taken on Staghound and Fernwood. ruclips.net/video/ZHDQ-7_EOP4/видео.html Section starts at 9.14. Video was made in 2014 so they may have deteriorated a bit by now ! Fernwood was sunk at Dartmouth by hit and run bombing, her stern was cut off and she was towed to Woodspring Bay. This is why she stops abruptly and there is nothing behind the engine room section ! Both ships were originally used as test vessels for trials for Beehive demolition charges intended to demolish blockships that the Germans might have used to barricade ports needed after D Day. Fernwood had stone blocks and Staghound was filled with concrete. Fernwood's stone is still on position ! Afterwards they were used as targets by the RAF but the main use was by the Wheezers and Dodgers for Beehive tests.
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Good video!
Great little video… a walk I do regularly. Love the historical element, and learnt something new. More of this in the Yatton/Clevedon area would be great!
Thanks Steph, we are planning more videos soon. Check out our latest on Claverham Drove for a little more local history and a nice route. Nick
Enjoyable little video, especially the drone footage of inaccessible spots. I would have liked a few words on the Iron Age hill fort on Wains Hill.
You mention Woodspring District Council. This has not existed for many years: it is now North Somerset Council.
Look forward to more
Thanks for the comments Chris and the feedback. This is our first video so all comments are welcome, noted about North Somerset Council. We are planning more and filming over the next few weeks if the weather ever improves! Nick
Interesting video.
More information and video taken on Staghound and Fernwood. ruclips.net/video/ZHDQ-7_EOP4/видео.html Section starts at 9.14. Video was made in 2014 so they may have deteriorated a bit by now !
Fernwood was sunk at Dartmouth by hit and run bombing, her stern was cut off and she was towed to Woodspring Bay. This is why she stops abruptly and there is nothing behind the engine room section ! Both ships were originally used as test vessels for trials for Beehive demolition charges intended to demolish blockships that the Germans might have used to barricade ports needed after D Day. Fernwood had stone blocks and Staghound was filled with concrete. Fernwood's stone is still on position ! Afterwards they were used as targets by the RAF but the main use was by the Wheezers and Dodgers for Beehive tests.