Thanks for sharing this video ,,, i have to say that ur walks are unique I haven't seen videos on RUclips with this quality and beauty of the English countryside ... thanks man
Dave dude, really hope you don't skip the leg day, just need more of these walks forever. PS: really really underrated channel btw. But its good for us, we get good content and feel exclusive .. ayyy
what a beautiful corner of the world it's really easy to lose appreciation for the familiar but i hope people realise how lucky they are to live there your channel is a hidden gem. subscribed.
I also grew up in New Mills! It's one place I can't wait to come film, and will likely do a few I think, the town, all the Torrs and millennium Bridge, film up to the top of Laneside to big stone. Ahh can't wait!
This is an amazing trek! The shadows, the vivid clarity of the flowers, the smooth meandering down the route of diverse green hues...this trail truly is "beautiful." I liked it from beginning to end...thank you for this brief period in time!
This is an incredible walk! The shadows, the bright clearness of the flowers, the gentle meandering along the trail of various green hues...this trail really is quite ''wonderful''...I enjoyed it from start to finish...thank you for this moment in time!
I do quite a lot of walking even outside filming, so I'm quite used to it. But If I have a week off or something, a good walk can make me a little stiff the next day.
I did some research on the canal finding it very interesting. I couldn't find info on the many houseboats along your walk. Do their residents pay docking fees? Do they have access to electricity, water, toilets, showers, etc.? I didn't see any hookups. Also it looks like many of the houseboats haven't moved for quite some time. As the canal has a system of locks, do any of the locks remain operational, and if so who staffs them - volunteers? Dave, I asked quite a bit and I promise to buy you some "coffee". Thanks!
Whilst my knowledge is limited regarding canal boats, houseboats to have to pay what i guess would be called boat tax and insurance, there are docking fees, but i believe these are only payable when you are docking in places with amenities I am not sure.. as for the boats they have generators that will keep them powered, they do have water for toilets and showers and I guess gas, but I think the owner will have to frequently visit places for top ups. Some boats I think do set up a place to have as a permanent pace to dock, and I am sure some house boats are always on the move. I would say near all locks remain operational. They can all be operated manually by the houseboat occupants. There upkeep being a mixture of volunteers, but also the Canal and River Trust that are quick to respond to any problems relating to locks/canals. I would suggest a good source of info is RUclips - search for: canal boats uk. For a wealth of information regarding day to day life living on a canal boat. Hope this was of some help 🙂👍
Good video & plugs a gap on YT for a decent video of the quality of the PFC towpath, so we cyclists can decide whether to tackle it or not. I like the fact that you let the scenery speak for itself instead of yakking throughout as a running commentary. Good work 👍
Haha I totally understand, so often I am watching travelling program on TV or on RUclips, and I just wish the presenters would just shut up and let me enjoy the view for a moment, and it never happens..
Dave, I enjoy your walks. You have a beautiful England ( I live in the US) and I want to visit and follow in your footsteps.But I am fascinated by the concept of enjoying a canal narrow boat voyage or three. But when you are wandering, I see lots of docked boats and very few on the water. Why? Do people buy them and take them out for a week or two every year? I guess very few people live on them for long and most people who have them are wealthy and take them out seasonally. Just trying to understand the concept. I suspect that a lot of people who blog about narrow boat living do this as an alternate lifestyle, but I also suspect most boat owners are weekend warriors. Kind of makes sense. Any impression from you on this would be appreciated. Just trying to understand. Thanks for your walks and any thoughts you can provide. In other words, maybe I should plan on a visit to take a few walks and forget about the boating idea, unless, after a visit or two narrow boating makes sense to me.
I reckon about 80% are full time lived in, the rest are holiday boats. Whilst some people do probably enjoy travelling often, I know some are just happy to stay put in one place for most of the year and maybe travel only as a holiday break.
gorgeous,, you and rambalac are two of my absolute favourite channels :) keep it up
Wow, thank you! Rambalac is literally my chief inspiration for ever picking up a camera in the first place,
@@DavesWalks I was just thinking how great it would be to have similar content of the British countryside, and bam found you. Really great stuff Dave!
This is healing 💖
Happy to hear it Golafshan! 😊👍
This is my dream country
Glad you enjoy!
Thanks so much for these videos! Better than meditation!
What a beautiful day thank you very much for sharing new friend here
Thanks for the comment, it was indeed a beautiful day! 👍👍
Beautiful, thankyou. I went to school in Marple and I lived in Marple Bridge
Ah I know Marple well, I hope to return and film the locks and the viaduct at some point 😊👍
@@DavesWalks I will really look forward to that! Its hugely nostalgic for me
Great sharing and thank you
Thanks for sharing this video ,,, i have to say that ur walks are unique I haven't seen videos on RUclips with this quality and beauty of the English countryside ... thanks man
Thank you! Yes I noticed the lack of English countryside videos also, decided I could perhaps change that. Hope you continue to enjoy!
My favourite place in the world in a area I love. Thank you
Dave dude, really hope you don't skip the leg day, just need more of these walks forever.
PS: really really underrated channel btw. But its good for us, we get good content and feel exclusive .. ayyy
Fear not friend. I have LOTS of walks planned, easily enough to keep me going for a few years anyway.. And I'm never one to skip leg day either.. 😀👍😀
Very peaceful & quiet walk ! Beautiful ! ❤
Thank you for such beautiful walks. I look forward to them and I rewatch them many times.
Nice, I'm Glad you like them!
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Absolutely beautiful walk! Big thanks from New York. 👍👍👍✔✔✔
Thank you so much 👍
Exquisite! Definitely an Oscar for this one!
Wow, thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful walk. I enjoyed it!
Happy to hear it Jan😃👍
what a beautiful corner of the world
it's really easy to lose appreciation for the familiar but i hope people realise how lucky they are to live there
your channel is a hidden gem. subscribed.
Thank you for subscribing! 👍👍
I’m in love with your videos😍😍😍I always look forward to your videos
Ah that's great to hear Sadie! I try to get uploads for every Sunday! :)
The best 2 hours i have spent in a long time thanks.
Glorious colours. Reminds me of the restored Stroud Water canal in Gloucestershire which also has a great brewery alongside the towpath 🍺
Another outstanding walk. The trouble is I will have to watch all of it another time or at least complete the second half later. Superb.
Glad you enjoy! apologise with it being a bit on the long side.
@@DavesWalks Please never compromise on length.
Such a nice and Very Beautiful place, Great walking tour my friendenjoyed watching your video,looking forward to see more.😀From New york.😀👍
Thanks for visiting
Beautiful waterfront walk !! I loved the scenery ~ 😊Greetings from NYC and let’s share more videos ! 👍
Greetings from England! 👍
Восхитительная природа! В воздухе пахнет весной! Большое спасибо за чудесную прогулку! Смотря такие видео, отдыхаешь душой :)
Рад это слышать!
Wonderful. I grew up in New Mills, so this walk was so nice to repeat online.
I also grew up in New Mills! It's one place I can't wait to come film, and will likely do a few I think, the town, all the Torrs and millennium Bridge, film up to the top of Laneside to big stone. Ahh can't wait!
@@DavesWalks Will look forward to those!
the colors are so beautiful, thanks for listing your equipment
My pleasure 😊
Nice walk along the canal side enjoying a great summer day Ann DeakinWarwick
Beautiful countryside
This is an amazing trek! The shadows, the vivid clarity of the flowers, the smooth meandering down the route of diverse green hues...this trail truly is "beautiful." I liked it from beginning to end...thank you for this brief period in time!
This is an incredible walk! The shadows, the bright clearness of the flowers, the gentle meandering along the trail of various green hues...this trail really is quite ''wonderful''...I enjoyed it from start to finish...thank you for this moment in time!
Glad you enjoyed it Raymond!😊
It is so beautiful there!
It is indeed!
Great beautiful nice thank you
Absolute beautiful! Blessings from Canada
what a beatiful walk. thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I like U'r walk..keep it done..
Thank you 🙂
great captures as usual. glad i found this channel.. thank dave...!!!
That's wonderful to hear! 😊
very clear river ... nice 😷 🙏
Thanks for visiting
Jalan setapak indah sekali , saya menyukai pemandanganya begitu indah
I feel so happy watching this! I wonder how long that canal is! Thanks Dave for another beautiful video. Bless you...
Glad you enjoy it! The canal is 15 miles long 😊👍
Beautiful walk! I did it at home in my chair a scond time but I would not mind doing a walk like this in England in person.
Wow.
Another beautiful walk and nice to see plenty of different birds .. a few of them almost seemed to hit you. :)
They do like to swoop very close, fortunately no bird strikes that day :)
great vid mate enjoyed it
Thanks for the visit
Your videos are absolutely the best out there. Don't change the way you make them :)
I do not intend to change the way I make content, I very much like what I do and how I do it :)
This ist amaizing goergeous for relaxing and thank you
In cricket parlance, you keep hitting these for six. Great job on this one.
Thanks!
Dave as usual " you have hit it out of the park " a North American saying meaning the best and grandest.
Finally finished this walk. I love it!
8/30/2024 Two years later, I am watching this video again. More lovely than I remember.
Můj relax😉díky 🌼
Very nice
Thanks 😊
thanks for the video, the scenery is beautiful. this channel deserves more views. btw i wonder if u get sore from walking that long lol.
I do quite a lot of walking even outside filming, so I'm quite used to it. But If I have a week off or something, a good walk can make me a little stiff the next day.
Thank you great nice places
Great walk! 🚶♂️
Thanks! 👍👍
Beautiful video
Thank you👍😊
It remains a fun walk!
I did some research on the canal finding it very interesting. I couldn't find info on the many houseboats along your walk. Do their residents pay docking fees? Do they have access to electricity, water, toilets, showers, etc.? I didn't see any hookups. Also it looks like many of the houseboats haven't moved for quite some time. As the canal has a system of locks, do any of the locks remain operational, and if so who staffs them - volunteers? Dave, I asked quite a bit and I promise to buy you some "coffee". Thanks!
Whilst my knowledge is limited regarding canal boats, houseboats to have to pay what i guess would be called boat tax and insurance, there are docking fees, but i believe these are only payable when you are docking in places with amenities I am not sure.. as for the boats they have generators that will keep them powered, they do have water for toilets and showers and I guess gas, but I think the owner will have to frequently visit places for top ups. Some boats I think do set up a place to have as a permanent pace to dock, and I am sure some house boats are always on the move.
I would say near all locks remain operational. They can all be operated manually by the houseboat occupants. There upkeep being a mixture of volunteers, but also the Canal and River Trust that are quick to respond to any problems relating to locks/canals.
I would suggest a good source of info is RUclips - search for: canal boats uk. For a wealth of information regarding day to day life living on a canal boat.
Hope this was of some help 🙂👍
@@DavesWalks Thanks Dave - as promised I bought you a cup of coffee! Cheers!
This ist amaizing relaxing ge
Good video & plugs a gap on YT for a decent video of the quality of the PFC towpath, so we cyclists can decide whether to tackle it or not. I like the fact that you let the scenery speak for itself instead of yakking throughout as a running commentary. Good work 👍
Haha I totally understand, so often I am watching travelling program on TV or on RUclips, and I just wish the presenters would just shut up and let me enjoy the view for a moment, and it never happens..
Great good job amaizing and thank you
I would love to live there.
What a wonderful walk :) Greetings from Indonesia
Glad you enjoyed it!😊👍
Cúanto caminas ❓o vas enganchando los videos , me impresiona todo lo que caminas❗👍🙋♀️
Camino bastante. 10 millas en un día de rodaje. y, a menudo, después de terminar la filmación, hay que caminar de regreso.
Gracias infinitas ,yo disfruto mucho de tus caminatas , me encanta todo lo que veo , a traves tuyo ❗🙋♀️
Adoro seus vídeos❣❣
During any of your walks, have you ever bumped into old Roman ruins?
There are very few and far apart so I haven't stumbled across any on my travels so far, I think I inevitably will do one day though.
Good
Mister ,,, Liputan ☝️sungguh bagus untuk ditonton ***
gembira anda menikmatinya
I put this on double speed while listening to ABBA's Greatist Hits
That's one way to enjoy the walks!
Which camera you have used on this video.❤
This was an older video, so It was the GoPro 7 I think
Dave, I enjoy your walks. You have a beautiful England ( I live in the US) and I want to visit and follow in your footsteps.But I am fascinated by the concept of enjoying a canal narrow boat voyage or three. But when you are wandering, I see lots of docked boats and very few on the water. Why? Do people buy them and take them out for a week or two every year? I guess very few people live on them for long and most people who have them are wealthy and take them out seasonally. Just trying to understand the concept. I suspect that a lot of people who blog about narrow boat living do this as an alternate lifestyle, but I also suspect most boat owners are weekend warriors. Kind of makes sense. Any impression from you on this would be appreciated. Just trying to understand. Thanks for your walks and any thoughts you can provide. In other words, maybe I should plan on a visit to take a few walks and forget about the boating idea, unless, after a visit or two narrow boating makes sense to me.
I reckon about 80% are full time lived in, the rest are holiday boats. Whilst some people do probably enjoy travelling often, I know some are just happy to stay put in one place for most of the year and maybe travel only as a holiday break.
@@DavesWalksThanks for the explanation. I see. Who has time or the inclination to live on a boat full-time? Few, I suppose.
could walk with you sometime
Do people live in those boats?
They do yes.
@@DavesWalks I thought as much but I'm from northern Illinois and hazarded my guess based on BBC tv shows. 😁😂
Like the camel walk on tow path Ann DeakinWarwick 57:18
One with nature, are there wild animals in those areas?
Mostly birds and small rodents, rabbits, foxes, badgers, some deer but there are so adapt at hiding they are extremely rare to see!
🤩🥰👍🤝👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🤗
Just imagine this being in the United States.
do you have canals in the US?
@@DavesWalks Of course. I'm talking about the buildings and walls and how old they were.