Curry, Chinese, Roast, Spaghetti Western, Dirty Harry, Alien, Omen, and Real Ale. I don't know if it is because we are a similar age, Patrick, but if I ever did a Q&A, these would have been my answers too. I'm off down to my Dad's in Cheltenham today, and I'll be cooking a pot of chicken stew and freezing some meals for him. So much in common. I love these Q&As and getting to know you a bit better, too. Plus, I've subscribed to the Wye channel, so I get quite a few channels off you. I also discovered Des Greene due to a shoutout you did. I hope you continue your shoutouts going forward as they are cracking channels. I, too, am taking a break for Christmas and New Year. UA-cam is fun, but that is all it is for me. With an aged family on mine and Amanda's side, we will be spending time with family. My last video of 2023 is Margery Hill and Outer Edge (shameless plug), which is out next Thursday. I'm looking forward to part three, and if I don't get a chance too again, I'd like to wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Take care, Patrick, and thanks for sharing.
You've clearly got good taste Chris! 😁 Hope you get the chance to do a Q&A one day. Enjoy Cheltenham. I'm off to Weston-super-Mare at Christmas to spend a few days with Mum who's on her own. Linda and I will have our Christmas when I return home. Good idea to have a break from UA-cam now and then. I'm thrashing out my films now whilst I can as I know sometime I will have had enough. A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too Chris. All the best 👍
Really enjoying your Q&A, i have introduced my son to you and he enjoyed watching very much. It was nice seeing your meet ups with your old buddies! Thank-youl for sharing Patrick.
Thanks so much , cant wait to show emi this video when i get home , im big fan of alien, i haven't seen a lot of the movies you mentioned but will be sure to give some a watch over the Christmas break,
@@solitaryrambler yeah , we really enjoyed it there . We haven't been for a few months actually , have you been lately? And what place would you recommend for a Indian in Matlock?
Hi Patrick, lovely to see the photos of you with your old friends from the early videos. I tend to batch cook too - makes things easier during the working week!
Greetings from Canada, Patrick! When I got my new laptop a couple of years, I got a YT subscription. You were the very first YTuber I subscribed to! I saw your video on the incredibly enchanting Forest of Dean/Wye Valley. There was something in your presentation that struck a chord with me. I believe it was your obvious love of the countryside. That view of Symonds Yat was Spielberg awesome. " I like this guy!" I would say I have watched at least 75% of your videos. Always look forward to seeing your notification. Cheers! William
Patrick I think you do a wonderful job. I am sure that you bring so much pleasure to so many, as you do to me. I am a hiker too and just love to see where you get to. 😀
A fantastic second instalment Patrick with some interesting & revealing questions (curry 🙏🏼🙏🏼) (just like to thank you for answering my question and the mention 🙏🏼) Have a great weekend 👍 Simon 🤠 PS was great bro see the photos of you and your friends from the South 👍
Glad you liked it Simon, thanks for watching. Pleased you enjoyed those photos of my old Bristol friends 😁 A pleasure regarding your question and the mention 😀 Hope you have a great weekend too. All the best 👍
We absolutely loved Northumberland when we went last year. Our series on our visit will be starting in early February, perhaps you will have a watch? We must meet up in Matlock this year for a coffee.
Nice one, I loved Northumberland National Park when I went there way back in March 1991 and have always wanted to return to film there. Not going to manage it this year sadly, but maybe next year 😀👍
hi Patrick,just watched your latest Q&A.it was very interesting.i love all your videos,I like the old ones you did with Micheal and Nigel..hope you are well.take care.👍👍❤️❤️
So many wonderful questions in this one too. Thanks for answering my question. I’d love to see you rambling in Wales and Scotland both are great places. I’m so glad you still see your old friends occasionally. Shame about Richard. No age that. I’m sure you’re a Whovian too but I could be wrong. The omens great and the spaghetti westerns were superb. Filmed in Spain too. There’s a documentary where two guys rediscovered the cemetery they built for the ending of the good the bad and the ugly. Really interesting. Aliens, Dirty Harry all super. You cannot beat old horrors. The Fog, Salem’s lot etc. I can well believe that you’re tired after a day’s filming. It’s a very long exhausting day. So glad you’re doing these questions and answers so enjoyable. Cheers Patrick and thanks once again
My pleasure Kelly. I just love Wales, and there are so many places to see there. Scotland is wonderful and used to go up to Inverness fairly regularly many years back when I was with a previous partner who had folks up there. I am indeed a Whovian, the classic series though, not a fan of NuWho. That's how I met all my Bristol friends as we were all Whovians back then. Richard was only 41 when he died, still only seems like yesterday when he left us. I've seen that documentary about the cemetery in the Good the Bad and the Ugly. Glad you've been enjoying the questions Kelly, thanks for all your support 👍
Very interesting talk Patrick and very well presented. I can understand the slow transition into youtube vlogging. Very similar to my transition from one media platform e.g. facebook to youtube and music development too. I have to admire your tenacity and endurance with all you put into your films. 🙂Wonder how long to edit each film? I take ages - as long as 6 hours or more !! Thanks and have great weekend.
Thanks again Shanita. I think when you look back on earlier films, you see what works for you and what doesn't, and even after all this time I'm still trying to improve what I do. If I've been out filming on a Saturday, I will spend most of Sunday editing the one film, which involves trimming each scene, removing those not to keep in the final cut, adding transitions, adjusting and /or replacing audio for each scene, adding titles, researching and recording narration. During several weekday evenings when I can, I work on the music which, for me, is the trickiest part when I compose a different score for every film. So in many cases, similar to your films, I will use a theme more than once, but record a different version to keep it fresh, even if it's just playing the theme in another key. Hope your weekend has been a great one too 👍
Hey, Patrick that was brilliant - all great questions. So yeah it's down to motivation then and the fact you love making films and posting them - the community has a lot to do with it. I get that putting material in the folder so to speak. I also get curry's - ha ha! Well, have a great weekend. It's raining here but all good. Mark
Thanks Mark, glad you liked the questions. Yeah I've been motivated lately and have just been getting on with filming whilst I'm in that frame of mind as I know there will come a time where I've had enough of UA-cam for a while. Good you appreciate curry too 😁 Raining here too but all good as well. Have a great weekend too Mark, all the best 👍
@@solitaryrambler A pleasure as always Patrick. Good to hear of the motivation. Yeah, you have to store up the material when you can. I have some of that motivation right now too. Ha, motivated to eat curry tomorrow also. Take care - hope it doesn't rain to much.
Being a fairly new subscriber to your channel I love your Peak District walks As I often do lots of walking up there and learning you live in Matlock which is about 10 miles from where I live I suddenly thought of a question for you maybe if you do another q&a I’ll ask it 👍
I was surprised Lake District only made it to number five on the list. I get the added personal reasons for the Wye Valley and Pembrokeshire, but thought it would be no lower than 3! Watching your Lake District videos made it my favourite UK place to watch.
I don't know why you're surprised as it's all a matter of personal opinion. The fact that I included the Lake District at all in my top 10 makes it very high I think when you consider how many locations there are in the UK. You've perhaps never been to the Malvern Hills or Elan Valley, but again, it's all personal opinion.
@@solitaryrambler I've done Malvern Hills and they're fantastic but the Lake District edges them all for me. I was surprised a little just because of something you'd said in the past to me about the Lakes. Throughly enjoy your channel. Never miss an episode.
Hi Brian and Jenny. I've done films in Haworth and Hebden Bridge. There's still part 3 of my Q&As to come, and I think your question will be covered in an answer I give to another viewer 👍
And thanks for remembering all our names ❤ such an amazing channel you have and so glad to have met you
No probs, great to meet you too 👍
Curry, Chinese, Roast, Spaghetti Western, Dirty Harry, Alien, Omen, and Real Ale. I don't know if it is because we are a similar age, Patrick, but if I ever did a Q&A, these would have been my answers too. I'm off down to my Dad's in Cheltenham today, and I'll be cooking a pot of chicken stew and freezing some meals for him. So much in common. I love these Q&As and getting to know you a bit better, too. Plus, I've subscribed to the Wye channel, so I get quite a few channels off you. I also discovered Des Greene due to a shoutout you did. I hope you continue your shoutouts going forward as they are cracking channels. I, too, am taking a break for Christmas and New Year. UA-cam is fun, but that is all it is for me. With an aged family on mine and Amanda's side, we will be spending time with family. My last video of 2023 is Margery Hill and Outer Edge (shameless plug), which is out next Thursday. I'm looking forward to part three, and if I don't get a chance too again, I'd like to wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Take care, Patrick, and thanks for sharing.
You've clearly got good taste Chris! 😁 Hope you get the chance to do a Q&A one day. Enjoy Cheltenham. I'm off to Weston-super-Mare at Christmas to spend a few days with Mum who's on her own. Linda and I will have our Christmas when I return home. Good idea to have a break from UA-cam now and then. I'm thrashing out my films now whilst I can as I know sometime I will have had enough. A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too Chris. All the best 👍
Really enjoying your Q&A, i have introduced my son to you and he enjoyed watching very much.
It was nice seeing your meet ups with your old buddies!
Thank-youl for sharing Patrick.
Thanks Anna, that's great to know. Glad you enjoyed seeing pics of my old friends. Thanks for watching 👍
Such a lovely Q&,A patrick, well executed 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it John, many thanks as always for watching 👍
My word! Two "shout outs" I'm becoming as famous as you Patrick!! 😂
Well you did ask a question Hugh, so you got your shout out again! 👍😀
Great to find out more about you Patrick, great answers 👍
Cheers Jay, much appreciated 👍
Thank you so much for this Q & A video. It is always very relaxing to watch your ' Walk series' too🌲🌳
You are so welcome, glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching 👍
Thanks so much , cant wait to show emi this video when i get home , im big fan of alien, i haven't seen a lot of the movies you mentioned but will be sure to give some a watch over the Christmas break,
You are welcome and thanks again for your question. By the way, where I saw you that time is a place I would have recommended to eat in Matlock 👍
@@solitaryrambler yeah , we really enjoyed it there . We haven't been for a few months actually , have you been lately? And what place would you recommend for a Indian in Matlock?
Not been for food since I saw you there, but we've been several times since just for beer. The best Indian is the Balti in Matlock Bath 👍
@@solitaryrambler thanks, I've been meaning to go there for a while so I'll tell Abbie that's where we're eating next time we're down there.
Hi Patrick, lovely to see the photos of you with your old friends from the early videos. I tend to batch cook too - makes things easier during the working week!
Hi Steph, glad you enjoyed those photos. I batch cook often, it is indeed much easier. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Greetings from Canada, Patrick!
When I got my new laptop a couple of years, I got a YT subscription. You were the very first YTuber I subscribed to! I saw your video on the incredibly enchanting Forest of Dean/Wye Valley. There was something in your presentation that struck a chord with me. I believe it was your obvious love of the countryside. That view of Symonds Yat was Spielberg awesome. " I like this guy!"
I would say I have watched at least 75% of your videos. Always look forward to seeing your notification.
Cheers!
William
That's great to know William, thank you so much for your kind words! 👍
Good choice of films there Patrick 😊 have really enjoyed the Q&A's thankyou, you can not beat a sunday roast 😋 have a lovely weekend.
Thanks Steph. Glad you've been enjoying the Q&As and my choice of films and food 😁 Have a lovely weekend too 👍
Patrick I think you do a wonderful job. I am sure that you bring so much pleasure to so many, as you do to me. I am a hiker too and just love to see where you get to. 😀
Many thanks for watching Peter and for your kind words, they are very much appreciated 👍😀
A fantastic second instalment Patrick with some interesting & revealing questions (curry 🙏🏼🙏🏼)
(just like to thank you for answering my question and the mention 🙏🏼)
Have a great weekend 👍
Simon 🤠
PS was great bro see the photos of you and your friends from the South 👍
Glad you liked it Simon, thanks for watching. Pleased you enjoyed those photos of my old Bristol friends 😁 A pleasure regarding your question and the mention 😀 Hope you have a great weekend too. All the best 👍
We absolutely loved Northumberland when we went last year. Our series on our visit will be starting in early February, perhaps you will have a watch? We must meet up in Matlock this year for a coffee.
Nice one, I loved Northumberland National Park when I went there way back in March 1991 and have always wanted to return to film there. Not going to manage it this year sadly, but maybe next year 😀👍
hi Patrick,just watched your latest Q&A.it was very interesting.i love all your videos,I like the old ones you did with Micheal and Nigel..hope you are well.take care.👍👍❤️❤️
Many thanks Shane, glad you found this interesting. I'm still fond of those old videos myself, but I do prefer my current style. All the best 👍
So many wonderful questions in this one too. Thanks for answering my question. I’d love to see you rambling in Wales and Scotland both are great places. I’m so glad you still see your old friends occasionally. Shame about Richard. No age that. I’m sure you’re a Whovian too but I could be wrong. The omens great and the spaghetti westerns were superb. Filmed in Spain too. There’s a documentary where two guys rediscovered the cemetery they built for the ending of the good the bad and the ugly. Really interesting. Aliens, Dirty Harry all super. You cannot beat old horrors. The Fog, Salem’s lot etc. I can well believe that you’re tired after a day’s filming. It’s a very long exhausting day. So glad you’re doing these questions and answers so enjoyable. Cheers Patrick and thanks once again
My pleasure Kelly. I just love Wales, and there are so many places to see there. Scotland is wonderful and used to go up to Inverness fairly regularly many years back when I was with a previous partner who had folks up there. I am indeed a Whovian, the classic series though, not a fan of NuWho. That's how I met all my Bristol friends as we were all Whovians back then. Richard was only 41 when he died, still only seems like yesterday when he left us. I've seen that documentary about the cemetery in the Good the Bad and the Ugly. Glad you've been enjoying the questions Kelly, thanks for all your support 👍
Very interesting talk Patrick and very well presented. I can understand the slow transition into youtube vlogging. Very similar to my transition from one media platform e.g. facebook to youtube and music development too. I have to admire your tenacity and endurance with all you put into your films. 🙂Wonder how long to edit each film? I take ages - as long as 6 hours or more !! Thanks and have great weekend.
Thanks again Shanita. I think when you look back on earlier films, you see what works for you and what doesn't, and even after all this time I'm still trying to improve what I do. If I've been out filming on a Saturday, I will spend most of Sunday editing the one film, which involves trimming each scene, removing those not to keep in the final cut, adding transitions, adjusting and /or replacing audio for each scene, adding titles, researching and recording narration. During several weekday evenings when I can, I work on the music which, for me, is the trickiest part when I compose a different score for every film. So in many cases, similar to your films, I will use a theme more than once, but record a different version to keep it fresh, even if it's just playing the theme in another key. Hope your weekend has been a great one too 👍
Hey, Patrick that was brilliant - all great questions. So yeah it's down to motivation then and the fact you love making films and posting them - the community has a lot to do with it. I get that putting material in the folder so to speak. I also get curry's - ha ha! Well, have a great weekend. It's raining here but all good. Mark
Thanks Mark, glad you liked the questions. Yeah I've been motivated lately and have just been getting on with filming whilst I'm in that frame of mind as I know there will come a time where I've had enough of UA-cam for a while. Good you appreciate curry too 😁 Raining here too but all good as well. Have a great weekend too Mark, all the best 👍
@@solitaryrambler A pleasure as always Patrick. Good to hear of the motivation. Yeah, you have to store up the material when you can. I have some of that motivation right now too. Ha, motivated to eat curry tomorrow also. Take care - hope it doesn't rain to much.
Would love to see your old friends on a new video. Particularly, Michael. He was the well spoken chap.
Nice idea, but for the reasons I mentioned in this, it's not likely any time soon 👍
@@solitaryrambler Yes I know. I was just expanding on the thought of it.
Being a fairly new subscriber to your channel I love your Peak District walks
As I often do lots of walking up there and learning you live in Matlock which is about 10 miles from where I live I suddenly thought of a question for you maybe if you do another q&a I’ll ask it 👍
Thank you for your kind words, much appreciated. There is still part 3 of my Q&As to come next Friday, so maybe your question gets answered then 👍
I was surprised Lake District only made it to number five on the list. I get the added personal reasons for the Wye Valley and Pembrokeshire, but thought it would be no lower than 3! Watching your Lake District videos made it my favourite UK place to watch.
I don't know why you're surprised as it's all a matter of personal opinion. The fact that I included the Lake District at all in my top 10 makes it very high I think when you consider how many locations there are in the UK. You've perhaps never been to the Malvern Hills or Elan Valley, but again, it's all personal opinion.
@@solitaryrambler I've done Malvern Hills and they're fantastic but the Lake District edges them all for me. I was surprised a little just because of something you'd said in the past to me about the Lakes. Throughly enjoy your channel. Never miss an episode.
Morning Patrick.. We live in Bradford, and just wanted to to know if you are going to our area, like Stoodly Pike, in Calderdale and Haworth area
Hi Brian and Jenny. I've done films in Haworth and Hebden Bridge. There's still part 3 of my Q&As to come, and I think your question will be covered in an answer I give to another viewer 👍
I thought someone would ask how & what makes you decide where to go
I did cover that in part 1, and part 3 is still to come yet 👍