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The best 'bull' sign I ever saw was in Langdale. It merely read, " Our bull can cross this field in 30 seconds. Can you"

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Thanks Julie for your kind comments. Glad you liked the silhouette of 3 horses on our Strinesdale route. I wondered if the background singing of birds would be noticed too. It wasn't too long ago either when filmed about October. We look forward to future walk explorations when weather permits Julie. Always nice to keep in touch with you. All the best for the New Year 2025. Much appreciation. Shanita xx

Yes it was one of those local walks without having to drive there beforehand. Many thanks Mark.

So rewarding to notice how popular Oldham Edge is, and to read so many comments after so long. It was such a short walk in a small area. only noticed by accident on the horizon whilst driving into Royton. Thanks for interesting comments too, on the history of Oldham Edge. 🙂

Thanks so much for your comments and joining my channel. It's nice to hear from someone who knows the area too. Best wishes to yourselves Chiara and Donator over the festive season.👍🌲🌳

I never knew either Ken about this hideaway place. Thanks for comments and a have a great Christmas too.🙂

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Alexandra Park and Tandle Hill Country Park are popular areas, but Strinesdale isn't so well known. I found this quite a tranquil hidden gem and the lower reservoir very scenic. I do enjoy exploring somewhere I've not been to before which Michael is good at rooting out. I am putting a map up on my face book page as well as above OS link. Have a lovely Christmas to you both and New Year Steven and Jeanie. 🥳🌲🌲

Hello Patrick. Strinesdale is very local to Grains Bar Oldham, Lancs. Suprsing how little known this tranquil hidden gem of a nature reserve is. Michael seems to root out such places having grown up in Saddleworth. So unexpected too. Glad you liked my uptempo 'Sweet Memories'. Have a lovely Christmas and New Year Patrick.🥳🌲🌲

Hi Allie. Strinesdale Reservoir is easy to find once you get to the Roebuck Inn. Quite a nice nature reserve with easy tracks to follow. All the best to you and family for Christmas and New Year.☺👍🌲

Hello Chris. Hope Keeping well. It's interesting how local small areas 🌳can be just as appealing as longer walkers. Yes. Never saw that bull!! 🙄🐂All the very best to you Chris over Christmas and New Year. 🌲

Thanks Khurshids. I'm glad enjoyed and all best for Christmas.🙂

This was only small but as a nature reserve had a lot to offer. Many thanks for watching. All best for Christmas🌲

I know I do say things hopefully more as humour. Glad you liked the editing too, for this walk. But really enjoy the creative side. All the best to you and many thanks Julie 🙂👍🌳🍁🏞

@ ❤️ yes the creative side is wonderful too x x x like your added emojis 😄 I love that x x x 🧊 🦢… my husband taught me that one, it’s supposed to mean ..Nice one 🤣

Hi Steven. Great to see your comments and our debate over which direction to take. Never know what happens on our walks. You would both enjoy this area if you get the chance to visit this side. Thanks for watching Steven much appreciated.🙂👍

Yes. Michael likes giving his option choices rather than decisions, but it was nice to take a different track from Hardcastle for a change. You are right. Quiet Times has been around before, so you were right to recognise it. As always, really appreciate your comments and watching. All the best Patrick.🙂👍

Hello Nick. I wasn't aware of an ancient monument called Abel Cross. Michael says we could have passed it if we had taken the top lane instead of track down to Gibson Mill. But still interesting to know about. Lumb Bridge made a nice discovery to include on our trail. Thanks for info and glad you enjoyed our walk as much as we did. 🙂👍

Hi Steve. Thanks so much for watching. It was a great walk with all the usual antics on route. Pleased you enjoyed and like my music which has been around a while.

Hi Chris. Thanks for comments. I remember the days when it was free to wander up close to the stones, so as you say it is a shame those restrictions are in place. The timber circle is new to me too, although I had heard about them and Durrington so I was glad to have visited these ancient sites. All the best Cris.

Hi Patrick. Always lovely to hear from you. Yes - it's a tourist area but pleased we found a walking route to the ancient stones (which are enormous!!). Also like you, a return to some of my roots. Music was a bit sombre and atmospheric but hopefully matched the mood of film. Thanks for your loyal support Patrick.👍😊

Hi Nick. Thanks for your comments. I know Wiltshire is some distance from the North. I have also heard of leylines. Its an interesting connection between leylines and crop circles, and nice see responses along this topic.

Well that's good to know other people have found somewhere new as a result of our walks. Glad to see your comments. Thanks for that.🙂

What lovely comments about my music composition. Both tracks were produced several years ago 'So Far' 2017 and 'Dawn Chorus' 2019, but nice to re-introduce again when appropriate. Much appreciated Steve. Many thanks. 🎼🎵

That's Interesting Chris, you visiting Salisbury as well as Stonehenge. We found a walking route to Stonehenge which avoided the tourists entrance. 🙂

That's great to read. So rewarding to know our route round Old Sarum was of interest to you. Thanks for watching.

Really nice to read comments like yours. As it's such a variation from usual walking activities, but also something different. Thanks for appreciation of music too Ken. 🙂

Hi Patrick. Thanks so much for watching and kind comments. I know its not our usual walking activities, but makes a nice change. Hope the crooked pillars weren't due to crooked filming angels.😯😉 Quite expensive now to tour the whole cathedral, so only parts filmed, but we have visited before charges introduced. Thanks for music comments too. Both tracks from earlier music production days.

Hi Chiris. Thanks for comments. Yes we took a break there and a change from filming our usual walking activities, so I'm glad still enjoyed. Hope keeping well. All the best.

That's great Ken. Nice to know you made that journey and went to the same place as us.

Yes over a 200 miles journey. We had a holiday trip to Salisbury for two reasons. I was not only brought up in Bristol, so had childhood memories of the area and Dorset. The other reasons was my fascination for Stonehenge (due for upload). Old Sarum was an unexpected location. I've not heard of Figsbury Ring though, but always helpful to find new locations. Thanks Steve.

Hi Patrick. I omitted to mention in the description we had a holiday break in Salisbury because of my interest in Stonehenge (due to be uploaded), so we took the opportunity of exploring around parts of Wiltshire and Amesbury. Like yourself its nice to take in other areas. Glad you liked our change of scene. Also 'Chill of the Night' a variation on another track. Thanks so much for your support. Appreciated.👍🙂

My pleasure. Thank you also.

Thanks for commentating.

Lovely comments to read and pleased you enjoy the channel too. Many thanks.

Thanks So much for comments.

Yes. I did research the information you mentioned in your comments. Thanks. Appreciated.

Hi Chris. Yes our walks are behind but seasons change so quickly before uploads. We really saw quite a few things and the Tithe stone was one. I think I saw the Tithe barn you mentioned. Hope keeping well.

That's the question or problem isn't it?

Thats great to read about you following a Piethorn route Steve. It's good to know our routes are helpful to walkers. Michael is so on tap with historical info too. We really enjoyed Hartshead .

Thought it would be your neck of the woods Ken. Thanks.

Hi Steve. Had a chuckle about the quiet lane being the noisiest part of walk. Same humour as me. 😄Thanks for that and glad you enjoyed. All best to you both.

Hi Patrick. Lovely comments to read. It's interesting how certain areas appeal more than other places. The fact we got lost a few times meant we actually did a more scenic longer route than otherwise. But you mentioned doing the same route without getting lost. 🤭👍Yes. I was being sarcastic about a quiet lane when a noisy tractor roared passed. All the best.

@@CountrysideWalking I just had to re-check - I did this in early 2017, but the route from Rocher Vale to the pike was to follow the Tameside Trail waymarks. I don't recall it being hard to follow, but that was over 7 years ago now so the path and waymarks may have deteriorated since then judging by the one post you found on its side in the mud 👍

So pleased you liked the video. Certainly plenty to see on our way.

A pleasure to share. Thank you.

Glad you enjoyed.

There are so plenty of castles around to visit, but Hartshead Pike is set in a beautiful area.

It was one of those walks we really enjoyed. Unexpected places and views around Tameside. Thanks for watching and your comments.