Exploring The Rich Mining Heritage Of Nenthead + Cowshorse Hush : Exploring By Drone.
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2021
- In this video, we take a look at the rich mining heritage of the Nenthead valley, near Alston, North Pennines. Nearly 400 years of activity has left many remains including tips, adits, shops, tramways, shafts, leets, a compressor house, hushes etc, etc.
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Road To Dark Tower by Rafael Krux
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Rivers Of The Sky by Rafael Krux
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Zephyr's Theme Strings Mix by Mikael Hellman
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Reaching The Sky 2020 by Alexander Nakarada
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Beautifully done Steve, she would have loved this, very well done Proud of you.
Thanks, even more complex one planned soon :)
Awwww that was absolutely beautiful and I'm sure Shiela is very proud seeing this, from her very high place in heaven! 🥺❤
Thankyou, welcome :) Long time to make this one and over 100 miles traveled in it's making!
@@flyingthroughhistory7211 its wonderful work! 😁
Absolutely love the drone footage! As you have proven numerous times, not all the history is underground. Looking forward to next video!
Thanks very much, yes, lot if mining stuff above ground too
Excellent Ste very well put together
Thank you kindly
Real Minecraft. How mining has changed, digital mining for crypto as an example. This was beautifully shot and narrated. Bravo.
Thankyiu for lovely feedback, these video take a lot if work to put together so gives a good incentive :)
Yet another excellent video. It's nice to see an area I know well but from an aerial perspective. Keep up the good work.
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for the feedback :)
Nice one, impressive and informative 👍
Glad you liked it
Great flying and mining history. I enjoy your videos very much. 👍👍😎
Thanks very much Edvin, more to come!
Brilliant vid Stephen, thank you for the historical information.
Glad you enjoyed it. Next video finally in the edit, but they do take a lot of work, hopefully be out by the weekend and video following that is going to take lots of flying.
What a brilliant edit, drove past this place hundreds of times and didn't realise how much stuff still remains, cannot believe that this edit has thumbs down ,,,, love to see them do as good probably not even flyers.
Thanks very much for the feedback, it takes a lot of work to make these videos, hopefully new one coming Saturday, it's being edited atm.
As for the thumbs down, every channel has it's trolls lol.
Hi Steve, it is Graham Roberts, long time watcher of RGVX. I am working abroad and responding from my Smart TV hence the odd user ID. I really like this channel, the video footage and narration are really good, I think you have hit on something here and I hope the increase in subs will be testament to this.
Hi Graham, thanks. We shall see, it seems to have a small niche audience so far :) I do enjoy making these but they are a lot of work :)
@@flyingthroughhistory7211 Yes and I imagine there are a finite number of mines that you can find.
Great footage again 👍 It’s a little odd to see an area I know so well as I spent several months doing almost nothing other than wandering around the moors above Nenthead and Alston poking around in every adit and sough I could find before moving down to Gunnerside Gill to do a mapping survey, which meant being chest-deep in freezing water every day for a fortnight whilst in Sir Francis Level.
Gunnerside would be a brilliant place for you to get some drone footage 🙂
Interesting! Yes, Gunnerside is on the list, love that place, would make an epic video just from the landscape alone. Not been in Sir Francis so far.
Cracking video really interesting once you know what these marks are in the landscape i start to see them pop up all over the place around the places i fly
Yes, once I started mine exoring, noticed stuff all over the place. Thanks :)
@@flyingthroughhistory7211 i do alot of my flying around Strathclyde park Scotland it was the sight of 3 coal mines, tanochside, douglas park and the hamilton palace they have done there best to disguise the remains but once you know what you are looking at the shafts adits spoil montains start jumping out the spoil heap for the 4 pits of the palace mine is about 600m wide and 50m high and thats after they used a lot of it to build the M74 and Hamilton interchange the air shafts are everywhere you look they had to create Strathclyde loch due to the amount of subsidence caused by the amount of material removed thanks to your videos its made my flying so much more fun and intresting 👍keep them coming and thank you
@@bakertam Thankyou, next video is going to be much more involved, giving a lot of detail. I've got quite a bit of flying to do for this lol
@@flyingthroughhistory7211 excellent looking forward to that 👍👍👍
And the Coal Authority want to spoil the whole landscape