Such a beautiful landscape, the way you capture it especially at the start of the video is almost painterly. Love the Romano-Cumbrian gate and the mossy house! One of these days I'll actually get to Cumbria and its Roman remains... Until then, I'll keep watching your videos. Thanks Pete.
What a great way to end Saturday evening. I have a treasured copy of Ivan Margary’s ‘Roman Ways in the Weald.’ Never worked out quite how to pronounce his surname.
This was great, Peter. I don’t doubt the work of the RRA, but it seems such a twisty route by Roman standards. I wish we could walk the line on the ground to see what evidence survives.
" a bit of a pull" love that phrase with you saying it.
Such a beautiful landscape, the way you capture it especially at the start of the video is almost painterly. Love the Romano-Cumbrian gate and the mossy house! One of these days I'll actually get to Cumbria and its Roman remains... Until then, I'll keep watching your videos. Thanks Pete.
Thanks I hope you reach Cumbria one day
That was lovely, Pete. Thank you.
Found these videos today, really enjoying them, thanks for taking the time to make them.
Thank you
What a great way to end Saturday evening. I have a treasured copy of Ivan Margary’s ‘Roman Ways in the Weald.’ Never worked out quite how to pronounce his surname.
I’m not sure I’m right but we all know the name
Great video, Pete. I look forward to watching more!
Thanks 🙏🏻
I realize now that when we visited Britain in 2019, we must have missed a fair few Roman relics - this one at Ambleside is a good example.
This was great, Peter. I don’t doubt the work of the RRA, but it seems such a twisty route by Roman standards. I wish we could walk the line on the ground to see what evidence survives.
The topography of the area means there’s no easy route I think the line is good but more tweaking and research is always ongoing
I suppose that's why the personal assistants of posh salmon anglers are called ghillies.
I think although they are similar I think the roots of both words have separate origins as far as I can find but you may be along the right line