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Thank you so much. I have been a bit slow on getting the next one sort but hopefully I will finish up filming soon. Hope you are good mate.

Thank you so much 😊 I was really happy with how this one turned out

Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed it and I'm always happy to gain a new subscriber. I hope you are having a great weekend 😊

Thank you 😊 always good to treat yourself to some new toys, haha. Hope you are keeping well? Would be good to catch up soon

Thank you so much Marie. I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊 It was certainly relaxing to sit and enjoy the scenery during my day of filming so I’m glad that carries across into watching the video too. I’m in the process of filming bits for the next one now 🌳

Thanks Patrick. It’s a fascinating little village. Inside the church (when it’s open) there is also a small section with lots of local history and information, almost like a small museum. I hadn’t intended to include this in the video but I didn’t end up filming the bits I needed so it was cut. Hope you are well on the mend now

@@ThomTopics Yes I'm 100% better now thanks Harrison, all the best 👍

@@solitaryrambler glad to hear it 👍

One of the best spots if you are willing to get up early enough

A new version of the Chee Dale video needed?

A good walk option for anyone physically less able.

Lovely surroundings for the ruins of Errwood hall

The autumn leaves are a real contrast to the current green we have in the Peak

Unbelievable hidden gem, well worth seeing after heavy rainfall.

I encourage everyone to look after their mental health, getting outdoors walking in places like the Peak District is a great way to do this.

One of the areas of the Peak District

I have Peak District heather plans for something special in August (probably to come out at the start of September)

Look forwards to that new video on the channel

I need to do something new to raise money for MDUK, any suggestions of a Peak District challenge are welcome

The Dam although might not look out of place elsewhere in the UK is very unique for the Peak District. A site well worth the visit, especially if you are interested in engineering

Absolutely brilliant hidden Gem in the Peak District

It's a fantastic corner of the Peak District, especially for any history lovers.

Thank you ♥️ I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊 we need to go to the Church (pub) for some food again

Thank you so much ☺️ a lot of time went in to the prep/planning so I am glad it has been noticed and appreciated 👍 thank you as always for taking the time to watch and comment. Hope you have had a good weekend

Thank you so much ☺️ I’m really happy with how this one all came together. Glad you enjoyed it, hopefully you can add it to your list of places to visit in the Peak (if you haven’t been here already) I didn’t put anything about it in the video but the pub in Chelmorton (the church) is also good and does good food

It's not as visible as it was once, it has had stones added to it a few times in the past to make it more visible again, perhaps it will have that happen again this year with the Euros.

Thank you 👍 its such good fun to fly and for stuff like this it really does add something. I have the mini 4 pro. I have wanted a drone for years so when this latest model came out I thought I was time to treat myself. Oh no, nightmare, about your drone what did you crash into?

@ThomTopics Mine 4 Pro....wow, nice. I had the Mini, I wanted get a shot flying out of the cave following the river, however I pressed the wrong direction, hit the wall and into the river

@@brewswithviews 😲 oh no, I take it the drone was a write off? One of the great things on the mini 4 pro is how many sensors it has on it, so as long as you dont put it in to sport mode is would be pretty hard to make it crash

@ThomTopics yea, couldnt even get it back. All the reason to buy another more upgraded one

@@brewswithviews silver linings and all that 🤷‍♂️ you should treat yourself to the mini4 pro (those extra sensors might come in handy 😂)

It's a beautiful village and a really nice place to use as a start point to explore the surrounding countryside. It was somewhere we were considering when buying but property just doesn't seem to come up very often. Thank you for your kind words, the drone really did come into play when I was out filming this one. I hope you have had a great weekend.

A return trip in summer to see the trees in green is on the cards.

I'm not surprised 😂 its been absolute grim with the wind and rain the last couple of days, good on for you still getting out into the hills for a walk 👍 other than the wind the day I filmed this making the audio/video bit more challenging, it was a good day out for the walk. Have great weekend and thank you you for taking the time to watch

@ThomTopics i didnt think the audio was too bad considering the conditions. Its the challenges we face as outdoor content creators.

@@brewswithviews thank you 👍 it actually came out ok all things considered, those new DJI mics were putting in a good shift 😂

Hi Andy, thank you for the new subscription 👍 that and your views are very much appreciated. I glad you enjoyed the video, it's such a great place to explore. Every time I think I have walked every path in the Goyt I end up stumbling across a new corner. Have great week.

Thank you for taking the time to watch as always 😊 hope you are having a good weekend

I hope you enjoy your visit 👍 looking forwards to hearing which you prefer 😊 take care and have a good weekend.

Firstly thank you for taking the time to watch and especially for giving such an amazing and in depth comment. It is great to hear of your own experience with barefoot and how significant this has become in your life for 10+ years. I especially like your quote about the gloves. I think the point you make about first aid kits not being essential is fair although I always have a small first aid kit in my hiking bag (if i'm out wearing shoes or not). Luckily I have never had to use it and hopefully I won't need to in the future. For how much room it takes up in my bag however I like to know that it is there 'just incase'. Thank you again for your watch and comment. Take care 😊

@@ThomTopics I hear you and I mostly agree. It never hurts to keep a first aid kit in your bag. I have a slightly larger one in my car, just in case, but I try to combat the idea that people going barefoot need some other kind of protection as they are not wearing shoes. For most people their hands are also bare all day and most people have had paper cuts and all kinds of other damages to their hand, yet almost nobody carries around a first aid kit all day. The shoe industry (and frankly our parents and everyone around us at this point) keep stressing about the need for protection, while this really is not the case. It always make me laugh when people state I will get hurt by broken glass or needles. Sure, not everyone lives in the area I do, but frankly, there are no needles here and not much broken glass either. Even when glass is broken, it usually sits flat on the surface, not able to penetrate my foot at all. What I'm trying to say to those new to the barefooting concept, don't be afraid, don't overthink it. You'll be fine with just a bit of common sense and without your first aid kit 😉

@@tinokremerNL very well put 👍 common sense is always our greatest ally (even if some people may lack it 😂😂)

thats a fair comment. If you were to ask me again now which I preferred I would probably say that the dovedale stepping stones are in a more dramatic setting 👍

Thank you so much ♥️

Haha, I hope you are right and the 'carpark queen' approves 😂 Thank you for watching and the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊

Thank you for your watch ☺️ I’m glad you enjoyed it. Have a great week 👍

You too 👍

Thank you so much ☺️ Yes you 100% should go to see it for yourself also 👍 It’s a great area to walk and there are also plenty of variations that you can do to make the walk either longer or shorter if you wished

Thank you mate and for the new sub especially 👍 I hope you keep enjoying the new video that I will have coming out over the next few months.

A good day trip option from Manchester for sure. Being close by to Macclesfield also.