What a great walk Shanita & Michael! Do love Yorkshire, what a place of beauty and what a fabulous past time to go walking in paradise. ( even though it was a bit boggy in places) Every time i see your vlogs i know I'm missing a great deal and must start country walking ! The lovely Patrick Leach introduced me to your channel and i am enjoying it very much! Your a very lovely couple and your music Shanita is excellent! Thankyou both of you for sharing your walks, I'm out of breath watching lol😊
@CountrysideWalking
8 ай бұрын
Lovely to see your comments Anna. It's so rewarding to know other viewers are enjoying our walks and conversations between us. It's also nice to know you feel encouraged to start country walking yourself. Glad living up to Patrick's recommendations. 🙂
@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling
8 ай бұрын
It is definitely getting boggier out there. That was a beautiful view of the dam Shanita. The one thing I have found with hiking is that fellow hikers will always stop for a chat. There is nothing like a nice Trig. Thank you for sharing Shanita and for Michael's knowledge.
@CountrysideWalking
8 ай бұрын
Yes Chris that's so true. We met a local fellow walker only yesterday, so friendly and chatted for ages. Thanks for watching and welcomed support.
@shuim_koreawalks3535
8 ай бұрын
My best friend!! Nice walking Vlog ❤👍3
@CountrysideWalking
8 ай бұрын
Hi Shuim. I appreciate your kind support.🙂
@ChrisJB
8 ай бұрын
A splendid route Shanita. I used to love reading the gravestones at the little Chapel at Parrock Nook and was saddened when it became a private residence. I also remember drinking in the Blue Ball, which Michael spoke about. I've been doing very little walking this autumn. I think the mostly dreary weather has dampened my enthusiasm. Best wishes, Chris.
@CountrysideWalking
8 ай бұрын
So sorry to read about your disappointment in weather, and lost enthusiasm for walking. I really enjoy your wild camping adventures and late night chats under canvas. I do hope you pick up again soon. Glad the Rishworth Moor route appealed to you with a few reminders along the way. Let's hope this will inspire you again. All the best Christ to you and family👍🌝🌞
@solitaryrambler
8 ай бұрын
You're definitely selling the South Pennines to me Shanita! 😃Another gorgeous walk. I love those handwritten signs you came across that look like frizbees stuck on the gates and fences 😅 I like the views you had of the M62 around there, for a motorway it's very scenic. Good to see you in shot on Dog Hill summit. Enjoyed "Isolation" very much, another great score you've composed 👍
@CountrysideWalking
8 ай бұрын
Hi Patrick. So nice to ready your encouraging comments and also rewarding too. It's another plus if you are encouraged with the South Pennines area. I leave all the ideas of walking routes to Michael. He seems to have a never ending list of places. 'Isolation' just happened to be another earlier music arrangement which suited the wildness of the moors. Helps out when not keeping up with music production as it can take me ages to put a piece of music together. (Probably too critical about it.) All the best for a great weekend Patrick.🙂👍
@lancsway
8 ай бұрын
The art of picking your way around the boggy marshland, it's a technique we are having to get better at now isn't it. Interesting as I have been looking on the maps around Sowerby this week trying to plot a walk, really like that area. Great piece of music Shanita with a nice blend of sounds, like the way the repeated end pattern fades to the film sound easily.
@CountrysideWalking
8 ай бұрын
Hi Steve. I am not the best of walkers for muddy terrain. Most walkers just plough through. But as you say it is an art. We did another one today and it was treacherous underfoot. Sowerby Bridge not too far away. That piece of music 'Isolation' was another track from way back chosen for its reflective mood of moorlands. As always nice to see your comments. Thank you.
@vs123
8 ай бұрын
It's a very beautiful place
@CountrysideWalking
8 ай бұрын
Thanks for your comments and for watching.
@davidkeel
8 ай бұрын
nice video in a wild rural landscape.. I liked the music a lot for this one.
@CountrysideWalking
8 ай бұрын
Hi David. Rishworth Moor has been on my to do wish for a while. Nice to see somewhere new for me. Just relieved I had something from way back to suit the wildness of the moors. It does help as it usually takes me a long time to put a music track together.
@davidkeel
8 ай бұрын
@@CountrysideWalking It would take me ages to create music too .. maybe a year for me hehe. Lovely video again !
@atrampinthehills.841
8 ай бұрын
Very enjoyable watch...we have been up Dog hill a few times usually from the old Oxygrains bridge...a lovely remote spot, shame about the state of the paths in places.
@CountrysideWalking
8 ай бұрын
I think we have all had those tracks completely ruined by motorbikes churning up the soil. Very annoying. Wondered if you and Karen had been up round that way. Hope you and Karen keeping well.
@reluctantfellrunner
8 ай бұрын
Hence the term getting bogged down. Best wishes out there.
@CountrysideWalking
8 ай бұрын
Certainly had a few walks being bogged down like that. More than I would like, but its all part of the countryside. Just a pity it's mostly caused by motor bike joy riders otherwise it was a good walk for us..
@allieandmaria
8 ай бұрын
1:28 - Blue BALL. It's still hanging outside! Trail bikes are a bane around here. Trouble is, who do you report it to, West Yorkshire Police or Lancashire Police! By the time you've decided, they are off the moor and the damage is done! 14:44 - it's no better! I was struggling there for 5 mins last Sunday!! 😄 👍
@CountrysideWalking
8 ай бұрын
Hi Allie and Maria. Glad its not just us noticing how bikes churn up trail footpaths. We have done a few walks which have completely destroyed a footpath, and like you say who do you complain to. There are some areas warning motor bikes off with penalties, but it doesn't deter them.
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