A beautiful circular walk, I don't so much as get vertigo more a Lemming feeling. I really enjoyed the history on the way round, too. Thanks for sharing.
I am not sure what a 'lemming feeling' is!. My dictionary says it's a rodent🤔.Anyway whatever it means you got enjoyment from the history on route. As ever all down to Michael. Thanks Chris.🙂
@CountrysideWalking Lemmings jump off cliffs. When I get close to the edge of anything, I get this feeling of falling over the edge. it is a weird feeling. So I keep well away from edges.
Lovely...i find your walks so relaxing, although i don't think you could relax on the narrow path with the steep drop...i love listening to Michaels knowledge of the areas that you walk.
Thanks for kind comments Steve. Yes. Michael is fountain of knowledge so I am lucky on that score. Glad it's not just me that has a thing about narrow footpaths with vertical side drops. Never been my favourite side of walking. Hope you and Karen keeping well. Have nice weekend.
There are so many good walks close to both of us aren't there. We have done parts of this walk around the three reservoirs. Musbury Heights looks like a must do. Unfortunately Jeanie has been suffering for a while with back problems so we are taking things easy at the moment. Great guitar playing (presumably on the keyboard).
Hi Steve thanks for comments. It's good to share ideas about new places for visiting. Sorry to read Jeanie has back problems. I do hope she improves sufficiently to start walking again. my own guitar and instrumental arrangements follows the intro guitar.
Yet another place on my to-visit list! Lovely views again here Shanita. Ogden Reservoirs are pretty common, aren't they? We've got one here in Derbyshire too quite close to where I live. I did smile at Michael's comment when he was holding that pine cone! 😅 That narrow path near the end did look pretty scary from where I was sat. Loved "Passing By", enjoyed the gentle guitar chords 👍
Interesting you have an Ogden Reservoir in Derbyshire too. Never realised how popular a name for a reservoir had become. I know Michael does tend to come out with unexpected comments like that 😏Relieved that other wakers are not laughing at my nevousness over heights. Thanks for your comments on music too. Have a great weekend.👍
Some interesting looking ruins Shanita. I don't know that area too well, though often drive over the Grane Road when I'm heading north in the car. Saying that, I once visited a flat-topped prominent hill not far away called Musbury Tor. It must've been quite a novelty to see the sun! Each time I'm available to go camping it is 'persisting down' with rain. 😭
Hi Chris. I wondered if you knew or walked in this area. Haslingden Grand is a small area. There's also Musbury Fabrics factory in town centre. The weather can make a difference to walks, so I know what you mean. After weeks of rain, we just squeezed in a walk in recently, before the rain came back again !! 😂
This is really beautiful place to walk. Love to see such gorgeous scenery. Looks like it’s ruin there. How wonderful walking around there. We definitely love this kind of place for hiking. The birds chirping so lovely . Very enjoyed watching 😍❤️👍👍Subbed to be your new friend 🔔🤝Wishing you all the best and have a blessed day ahead🤗🤗
Hi I live local to this area could you please let me know how to get to the trig point I know how to get to the chi my as I done that walking over to peel tower x
There is a trig point at Hog Lowe Pike if that is what you mean. On the south side of Calf Hey Reservoir a path leads off up a side valley heading south and with a sign saying Lancashire Way. When you get near the top you will see the distinctive rounded mound to your right. When you reach the top, the path you are on will meet another going along the ridge. Turn right and climb up to the trig point. Hope this helps.
@@michaeldenham9681 thank you for you help I’ve tried many way to get hog Lowe pike when I done the walk near there I have also done all of the rossendale way have you been to the halo in haslingden I seen all your videos x
Walked round here loads of times. I was born and bred in Helmshore.
What a great place to grow up in. Really enjoyed seeing the landscape during our walk there.
A beautiful circular walk, I don't so much as get vertigo more a Lemming feeling. I really enjoyed the history on the way round, too. Thanks for sharing.
I am not sure what a 'lemming feeling' is!. My dictionary says it's a rodent🤔.Anyway whatever it means you got enjoyment from the history on route. As ever all down to Michael. Thanks Chris.🙂
@CountrysideWalking Lemmings jump off cliffs. When I get close to the edge of anything, I get this feeling of falling over the edge. it is a weird feeling. So I keep well away from edges.
@@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling Strangely that's what Michael said lemmings meant. I think my fear is slipping or tripping over.😯
Lovely...i find your walks so relaxing, although i don't think you could relax on the narrow path with the steep drop...i love listening to Michaels knowledge of the areas that you walk.
Thanks for kind comments Steve. Yes. Michael is fountain of knowledge so I am lucky on that score. Glad it's not just me that has a thing about narrow footpaths with vertical side drops. Never been my favourite side of walking. Hope you and Karen keeping well. Have nice weekend.
Thankyou, great videos, just come across your walks, as we were at Uppermill walking 2 weeks ago.
That's good to read you like my walking videos and Haslingden Grane. Uppermill is local to us too. Many thanks for your comments.
There are so many good walks close to both of us aren't there. We have done parts of this walk around the three reservoirs. Musbury Heights looks like a must do. Unfortunately Jeanie has been suffering for a while with back problems so we are taking things easy at the moment. Great guitar playing (presumably on the keyboard).
Hi Steve thanks for comments. It's good to share ideas about new places for visiting. Sorry to read Jeanie has back problems. I do hope she improves sufficiently to start walking again. my own guitar and instrumental arrangements follows the intro guitar.
Yet another place on my to-visit list! Lovely views again here Shanita. Ogden Reservoirs are pretty common, aren't they? We've got one here in Derbyshire too quite close to where I live. I did smile at Michael's comment when he was holding that pine cone! 😅 That narrow path near the end did look pretty scary from where I was sat. Loved "Passing By", enjoyed the gentle guitar chords 👍
Interesting you have an Ogden Reservoir in Derbyshire too. Never realised how popular a name for a reservoir had become. I know Michael does tend to come out with unexpected comments like that 😏Relieved that other wakers are not laughing at my nevousness over heights. Thanks for your comments on music too. Have a great weekend.👍
Solitary rambler you wood love it the view are fantastic as I live 10 minutes away but I never got to the trig point I love watching you video
Some interesting looking ruins Shanita. I don't know that area too well, though often drive over the Grane Road when I'm heading north in the car. Saying that, I once visited a flat-topped prominent hill not far away called Musbury Tor. It must've been quite a novelty to see the sun! Each time I'm available to go camping it is 'persisting down' with rain. 😭
Hi Chris. I wondered if you knew or walked in this area. Haslingden Grand is a small area. There's also Musbury Fabrics factory in town centre. The weather can make a difference to walks, so I know what you mean. After weeks of rain, we just squeezed in a walk in recently, before the rain came back again !! 😂
Those views were out of this word!
Great comments. Thanks for responding.
Another one on my list. Thanks for another great video!
It's good we can all share different ideas for visiting areas. Thanks for comments and watching.
@Countryside Walking I am a big fan of your channel, great informative videos and lots of walking ideas. Keep it up! 😊
@@justinecelain77 Pleased you enjoy following my channel. Very rewarding to know our walks bring ideas and information too.
Very nice, awesome scenery. New friend here.
Thanks Dave for comments. It helped with the sunny weather in filming. Thanks for watching and being a new friend.
another fine walk shanita.
Thanks Ken. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching.
@@CountrysideWalking not a problem, that’s what weekends are for.🤣
Lovely, on my doorstep (Bury)
That's good to to see somewhere close to your doorstep. Thanks Stewart for comments.
This is really beautiful place to walk. Love to see such gorgeous scenery. Looks like it’s ruin there. How wonderful walking around there. We definitely love this kind of place for hiking. The birds chirping so lovely . Very enjoyed watching 😍❤️👍👍Subbed to be your new friend 🔔🤝Wishing you all the best and have a blessed day ahead🤗🤗
Pleased this walk is your kind of hiking. Thanks for your good wishes and subbing too.🙂👍
At the wallcan you go straight up the hill
Hi I live local to this area could you please let me know how to get to the trig point I know how to get to the chi my as I done that walking over to peel tower x
I will have to ask Michael on that one. He can explain better than I.
There is a trig point at Hog Lowe Pike if that is what you mean. On the south side of Calf Hey Reservoir a path leads off up a side valley heading south and with a sign saying Lancashire Way. When you get near the top you will see the distinctive rounded mound to your right. When you reach the top, the path you are on will meet another going along the ridge. Turn right and climb up to the trig point. Hope this helps.
@@michaeldenham9681 thank you for you help I’ve tried many way to get hog Lowe pike when I done the walk near there I have also done all of the rossendale way have you been to the halo in haslingden I seen all your videos x
@@beverleybarnes423 Yes. Have been to the Halo a long time ago. I think it's one of the many Panopticons around that area.
@@CountrysideWalking yeah singing ringing tree in burnley just off crown point x