Revealing my favourite roads at Peak District | 4K
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2024
- Join me at the drive to Peak District where we climbed to the top of the Holme Moss to find ourselves in the clouds. Let me know your favourite roads!
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Having been born and lived up there for half my life, I used to take those roads for granted. Now that I live down south your videos make me miss those roads so much - especially around Holme Moss and the reservoirs.
However every time I manage to get my GT4 back up there it’s a glorious experience.
It’s great to hear my videos are bringing some good memories. At least you have a great car to drive these roads now.
Great roads! Here's a good circuit for you: start at Macclesfield and take the stunning Cat & Fiddle road to Buxton. Then head north onto the A6, east onto the A623 towards Tideswell. Then head north on a B road towards Bamford, and north again towards the Ladybower Reservoir. Then the mighty Snake Pass west towards Glossop, south on the A624 Chunal Head road to Chapel-en-le-Frith, and finally back on the B road "Highwayman" Road towards Macclesfield.
Thanks. I will have to try it one day.
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That's a great circuit. Woodhead reservoir to Chapel Milton via Glossop is one of my favourite runs. I shall have to look up Mortimer Road.
It’s great. Give it a go!
Another great video - I need to get down to the Peaks to explore. Don’t think you can criticise those bikers too much when your mate is constantly using the whole road 😅
Thank you! Definitely worth going over there. I have nothing against using full road if you can see that you can do it safely. I think I just got a bit more sensitive on the topic after a few head on near misses with bikers at Alps. Otherwise I have nothing against them as they just trying to have fun like we do.
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Brilliant- off to follow your Swiss alps route in 2 weeks (best guess route). I live in Loughborough so not far from the peaks - you mentioned you would share route in the video…but can’t see it. Pretty pls share 😊
Hi. Well, I’m really jealous as I would love to do the Alps again. There is a video on my channel I released last year which shows the whole route I did during that trip. In regard to the Peaks, I think you didn’t stick to the end as there are two screen grabs from google maps there. Anyway, have a fantastic time! Regards 👋
Very great job man! Your driving videos really need a view of the pedals. It would be so awesome to fix a camera on the pedalbox to film your footwork please and to include this view in your edit with the three other onboard angles.
Thanks. I think my foot works wouldn’t be that impressive as my car has auto rev matching so I don’t do it myself.
@@MDrives Thank you for your answer! Okay! I think it's always interesting to fix a camera there, it's rich in information, even if you don't heel-toe. It might be a good idea to try it at least once. ;)
Wow scary to realise it was 4 years ago since I joined you on the run out to the Carding shed, I've been a few times since on my pushbike and motorbike, the Micra is still going strong. Do widzenia.
Hi. I hope you’re doing well. Long time no see. Good to hear the might micra is still strong 💪. Regards 👋
Awesome part of the country, I live in Staffordshire and I drive and ride over there all the time. Love the peaks.. What was the name of the cafe you went to? Dont think I have been there.
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@@MDrives What was the name of the cafe you went to with the classic memorabilia?
@thecardingshed it's called In Holmfirth
@@staffsmr the Carding Shed
@@xdinhoo thanks
Marek odczep się od bajkersow, dobrze jechali :P Sam śmigam po wyspie Aprilią Tuono v4, mam tez 440i F32 (chcialem m2, ale wybralem cichsze i wygodniejsze auto) i... jak lubisz jeździć, musisz spróbować motocykle. Daje to tyle wolności i radosci, ze M2 bys uzywal tylko przy brzydkiej pogodzie ;) A jak sloneczko to moto :) Inna sprawa to koszt jaki placisz za osiagi, kilka czy kilkanascie ktornie mniej niz to co w motoryzacji 4 kolowej. Pozdrawiam z poludnia londka :)
Hej. Jakiś wyczulony się zrobiłem po paru prawie czołówkach z motorami w Alpach. 440 napewno jest dużo lepszym rozwiązaniem na codzień. Zrobiłem sobie już CBT. Mam nadzieję zrobić pełne prawko na motor w tym roku. Nie jestem super fanem szybkich motorów. Czuję się zbyt odsłonięty. Może kupię sobie jakiegoś tourera. Pozdrawiam 👋
@@MDriveshej, w Alpach byłem parę razy i to pikus jest w porównaniu do tego co się dzieje w Hiszpanii, czy Polsce gdzie kierowcy się z tobą ścigają o_0. Masakra, tam to się dopiero balem. W alpach bym powiedział jest kultura, ale zdarzają się czasem szybcy lokalni, czy zbyt poekscytowani przyjezdni, to prawda. Fajnie ze chcesz wskoczyć na moto! Poznasz druga stronę i raz dwa się przyzwyczaisz do mocy :) Moja rada na początek, nie kupuj moto 'do nauki z małym silnikiem' - bo stracisz kasę. Po pół roku będziesz sprzedawał. Kup takie moto jakie chcesz i się na nim ucz :) Pozdrawiam