The Culverts of Anston Stones Wood - Walk & Explore
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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The Culverts of Anston Stones Wood - Walk & Explore
Join us as we visit Anston Stines Wood in South Yorkshire for a walk along the Anston Brook and through the two Culverts that present themselves en route. Built around 1902 for the sole purpose of passing under the railway that was opened in 1903 and still operates today
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Tell ya wot...WORDS FAIL ME, the best yet. YOU KNOW IT'S BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT AND THAT LADY IS AMAZING. I'm 87 years and I know what's good. MORE MORE MORE, PLEASE
I absolutely loved this video, Amy is such a good companion for you and I think she should be a permanent fixture in future. Those blue bricks are as hard as the hobs of Hell, very durable
Stunning woodland walk with added culverts.
Been mountain biking there many a time ,only lived 5mins away at the time lovely place
Thank you Aimee and Ant for the great tour today. You two were great to see. Thanks for the video and chat. Cheers mates!!
Nice transition at around 2:50 !
Same pose, different spot. 😄👍
✨ And from that bridge onwards
the path seems like a fairytale. ✨
Only two lunches (Hobbits have more) ?
That's not enough for a long day's walk !
Quite a nice adventurous stroll.
It reminds me of a walk of 5km (3mi.)
ankle/knee deep in the river Ourthe
in the Ardennes alone myself once.
Yes, I enjoyed this video very much.
Many thanks for taking us along.
💯👌😎👍 ❗
Another great video from the, A.A,team,😃 loved it,you both had a lot of fun doing this one,i loved the brick work at the entrance of the tunnel.also the blue bricks,infact i loved all of it,😃 xx
What a fab video. The scenery and architecture in this one is wonderful. Enjoyed the fun in this video between you and Amy, she should be in more! Nice touch with the 'Amélie'-esque music at the start. Cheers!
I've got her out with me again this weekend, her first Railway Tunnel 😉
Another great video again, Amy and Ant. The two of you make a great team!
You call it a brook or a stream, in Scotland, we call it a burn!
Hi Ant, lovely time of year for filming. Nice job with Amy as well. No expense spared with those blue engineering bricks. Thank you for another excellent video.
Amy is lovely. She makes a great addition to the videos.
Playing catch up Ant great to see you both having a fun time Amy is a natural i think you work well together ... regards to you both from us both great video ..Frank & Lee.....
Wonderful video. You two make a great couple. Meriden, Kansas
Another beautiful location Ant, with loads to see. Amy is a great addition to the channel; I hope we're going to see a lot more of her. She obviously brightens your day, you don't usually smile so much when your feet are wet. 👍👌😁
Enjoyed that Ant & Amy, ive been in those woods a few times, quite local to me. I didnt explore as good as you two though, i went to see the trains mainly use to run more frequently. ❤😊
Hi another fantastic blog you got better weather than today ( cold, wet & miserable ) cant wait till you next one
It's very drab today isn't it? Although we do need it. Thank you for watching 😊
May I ask you first name its better than T&T
Great video as always. Good to see you looking so relaxed and obviously enjoying yourself, or rather selves. 👍
Thanks Phil. It was good fun. It's nice to do something a little different. Thank you 😀
Great video! And anyone that knows me, knows I love a culvert! Cheers
Cheers buddy. We'll have to find Something we can both do together sometime 👍👍
@@TrekkingExploration Yeah why not
Great video ant looks like you two had a splashing time.
Thanks Jonathan glad you enjoyed it 😀
Definitely a great team. Loved the video as always
Wow! What a fabulous adventure! It has it all! Great scenery, water sports of sorts, cobwebs (eurgh!) and a treasure hunt! Is it a brooch? Is it valuable? No! Just an old tin lid. And the weather looks glorious. Love the blue bricks. And the water looks lovely and cool. You and Amy look like you're having a great time.
Quality again Ant glad to be back of holiday to catch up on your video's.
Thanks Linda. Glad you enjoyed it and hope you had a great holiday 🙂
Hi Ant really great video and looks like Amy enjoyed it too take care stay safe 😊 👍
Cheers Helen. Have a great day 😀
Great video guys, amazing photos of the beautiful area xx
Thanks Barbara I'm pleased you enjoyed it 😀
The AA (Ant & Amy) have a go at the RAC (Rambling and Culverts)😃😃 Good to see you both having fun, what a great little vid, thanks for inviting us along👍🏻❤
Absolutely brilliant. You two are the ' A ' team. Thank You !
Thanks Mick much appreciated 😊
Yes, do make more videos together!
The brickwork at the portals of the tunnel are remarkable. Artistry in functionality.
Indeed yes; as to the brickwork,each railway company had their own distinctive style.
I have too many comments. I'll try: 1. You two are an amazing team. 2. This is definitely your most spine chilling episode. 3. So how many lunches did you have? 4. I'm beginning to like culverts. Ta!
Thank you so much for that Ant it was fantastic. Loved every second of it especially those tunnels. That blue brick was gorgeous. Thanks so much for taking me along. Please take care and stay safe
Superb video, with the best part, of course, being the lovely Amy!
Great intro, the music you picked and video you shot really compliment each other. Hi Amy, Ant is one lucky man.... That brickwork on the culvert arches looks great. Nice torch you had looking under the rocks. Just thinking, you and Amy compliment each other like the music and video. Another great watch.
Fantastic video. Great fun walking through the culverts. Good to see you with company. Well done Amy. Look forward to your next vlog. That was really beautiful scenery. Thank you.
Ant, I just love the places you visit, that water looks so clear too. I'm not far from there on Monday as I'm competing in Sheffield, but it's looking like quite a wet day so I'll save the visit to the woods for the future. There's something mysterious about that blue brick, I'm also loving those railway bridges. You must have a fried egg in that sausage and bacon roll next time Amy, goes down a treat!!
Hey Ant, that looked like tremendous fun, but I think it was very hard to choose who was the bigger kid :) :) :) lol. I am always amazed how these structures were built and again the colours are stunning, again thanks for sharing it. Looking forward to your next adventure. take care and stay safe.
Fantastic video, thanks!!
Thanks very much 😊
Great video, beautiful place and funny, loved it
I'm assuming that Amy appearing in the background at around 15:00 when you were saying that you didn't know where she was wasn't planned (by you at least)!
It was extremely funny. I had no idea she went and did it when I went off on my own just before
Great video, that's a lovely area
Love the walk! What a team! 2nd culvet looks like it has just been repointed, lower half only, how they managed that? Who knows?
Nice video 👍
2nd Date went well, guess you really know how to treat a lady 😉😂😁
Another great video, Ant - and so nice to include Amy. Loved the culverts. (if you ever need to use any piano music, do check out mine on my UA-cam channel). Thanks again.
Oh wow that's so kind I'll head on over later today 😃
pack some crocs in your bag (both of you). they're meant to get wet, and they'll protect your feet from stones and twigs.
Ant I'm sure the railway is the South Yorkshire joint railway...
Copied from the Wiki article "Anston railway station": Anston railway station was situated on the Great Central and Midland Joint Railway line between the villages of North Anston and South Anston near Rotherham and Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England.
Passenger services on the line, which came under the control of the South Yorkshire Joint Committee began on 7 December 1910 and were jointly operated by the Great Central Railway and the Great Northern Railway. The Great Northern Railway left this arrangement after just one year leaving the G.C.R. to offer a service between Doncaster and Shireoaks. This service was extended to Worksop in 1920 in an attempt to increase passenger revenues.
Hope that helps. It's not the entire article but Wiki links don't usually work in YT.
@@2H80vids i used to live in tickhill just up the road and the line there is the syjr with a junction near Doncaster to the north and a junction to the south at Worksop.. I'm not doubting wiki.. just saying its a bit strange that bottom part should be called GC and mjr as it's the same line. Anyway whatever it is... Its all good fun👍👍
@@irievibes82 Yes, you're right, the line at Anston Stones Wood is the South Yorkshire Joint Railway coming in from the Doncaster area, and it joins the Great Central Worksop-Sheffield line a bit further south of South Anston at the Brancliffe (sometimes Brantcliffe) Junctions, alongside the Chesterfield Canal. The SYJR (unusually) was built by a consortium of five rival railway companies, each one keen to grab a share of the coal traffic generated by the local coal mines. All this (plus detailed railway maps) can be read on Wiki's entry for South Yorkshire Joint Railway, and unless you are a hardline railway buff, Ant's positioning error of a few hundred yards does not in any way detract from one's enjoyment of this great video.
Oops! It's even more complicated than I thought. The line from Brancliffe Junctions to Dinnington was the Great Central and Midland Joint, it only became the SYJR proper north of Dinnington. Confused? Me too. The maps accompanying the Wiki SYJR article make it clearer.
@@robertmarshall6578 good information mate... Cheers for that👍👍
you'll be changing the name from trekking & towpaths to adventures with amy
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