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Lovely film of an iconic landmark. Eventually , as everything does, it will come down, but hopefully, with careful monitering, it will last many more years. Celia Fiennes and Daniel Defoe, 17th Century travel writers didn't comment on it, so it seems a relatively recent phenomenon, but what a tribute to God.

Hi Tony, I'm creating a video of a bike ride around Nidderdale and I would really appreciate it if I could use a few seconds of your drone footage in my video. I would, of course, give full attribution in the credits. Is that OK?

I can smell the food and feel the heat.

Has the abbey closed down recently? It is a shame.

I grew up almost next to this mill In its working days it wax awesome.I also went to Lilycroft school from 5 until 11 My in laws lived at tradesmans home when they retired

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this is incredible. i was looking for some content like this where we could see the church from above and understand how the structure looked like a whole. great footage man. you did some historical work there for anyone doing research on this site that once were both a wonderful church as well as a home. wish we had a 3D reconstruction of what the place looked like before demolition but this is just incredible. hope i can visit it someday if they ever open for the public again. nevertheless this is amazing. Thank you sir for sharing with us! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Love the footage Tony! If it's okay with you, we’d like to use a short clip of it for the Fedden Village website?

Did you need permission to fly here ?

Enjoy

Going there tomorrow..

Excellent video thanks. I worked in the area over many years and have happy memories of those times.

Are there paintings inside of the Whitmore family? Thomas Whitmore lived there in 1607. Thank you.

Sad to see them go. HMS MONMOUTH was my first ship and HMS MONTROSE was my last ship, strange to see them here together.

I wonder about the tsk in doing the vast landscaping and pruning 😢

Great videography & background music 😊 Thank you for sharing

Looks like Eton hall is a wee village

Absolutely beautiful. Our places of worship don't have to represent great riches, but as this chapel , they should evoke an awesome wonder that is representative of God's glory. Thank you for sharing this with all of the world.

Can you take on one of these to live on?

Great video of an interesting ruin, nice scenery too..👍👍👍

Nice flying Tony 👌 never been there it looks interesting

Wow, I can just imagine how many changes you saw in Plymouth in 16 years as it was rebuilding its self. I looked everywhere for the definition of a Hoe, because here it's either a garden tool or a derogatory term for a woman.

Another job, I rendered the back of one of the hotels at 4.08 😮😁 I used to go conger fishing from the Stone pier too 🙂

My family is from Ashbourne and my great-great grandmother (it might be great-grandmother) is buried in the churchyard

Amazing place..great video and nice flying..👍👍👍

That's where my ancestors would have come from. Then ended up here in Nova Scotia and at some point many moved on to other British/US territories. I was born in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia.

This looks wonderful. Thanks Tony ❤

As a lad who grew up in Newport I am very familier with this amazing engineering structure. However the motors that wind the cables that move the carriage are pretty low power, in the 21st Century, isn't it time to run this using solar power (PV panels and a battery)? There are lots of places PV panels could be fitted and that would update it for the next 100 years (well 25 years on the current PV panels!).

Visited this place any times a a kid living in Kings Lynn, My mother would walk in and pay while my Dad and me my brother and sister would climb the Moat banks. Did not realise you needed to pay and go through the official entry until I was on a school trip aged 11 and took my pals down the "Back Way" as we knew it. We loved it but got a proper talking to from the teacher when we climbed over the embankment. Thanks again for wakening memories.

That is a fantastic structure, I had the pleasure of working on the bridge firework display for the Millenium. The blokes on the bridge were a great bunch, Spent a week with them loading a lots of explosives onto gantry sides and a lot on top of the Towers Was pretty wet most of the week and working on top of the Towers about 10.00 on new years Eve was a blast, the display went off fine. Because we were on the bridge when that night we could see all of the displays across a lot of South Wales, in the Stadium and across the channel. The Bridge cafe fry up was brilliant, had a few of those. New years eve they let me take the Gondola over to the Cafe side. the Machine has stood up to time. Good to see it being looked after. Thanks for the upload and reminding me about it.

Lovely video. Is it posible for me to use parts of it in a video report I'm doing of a course I attended at Wortley Hall last week? This course was a combined course with members from UK and Norwegian Trade Unions. I will post links to your channel and this video in my description..

You're following my jobs around this week Tony 😁 Our company did a bit of investigation work on the sea mark for Trinity House. Just checking the cramps in the masonry. Used to go bass fishing in the races, hell of a current 😮

That is an amazing structure. I never knew such a thing existed. Brave tourists 😊

Lived in Bristol for 40 years and never knew it existed as a transporter bridge. Have seen it from a distance a few times and wrongly assumed it was some form of coal mining equipment. What a scary contraption to ride on that must truly be!…the grey swirling murky water and muddy banks are scary enough!….quite remarkable thanks for the video Tony.

Hi again Jon, I've not flown in the Mudeford area, but it's on my list to do sometime in the future. But it won't be for a while, because I won't be in the UK for 5 months from next week (7th May). It'll probably be October before I'm that way again. Cheers, Tony

What a lovely day!. Usually raining, blowing and cold on my trips to Portland Bill. Great Video Tony.

The choice of the music also goes very well with this video!

Another nice video Tony, internal shots are good with your new equipment.

too much reading. it is a video not book.

Great architecture

Prachtige opname, dankjewel. 👍

Wonderful views. Thanks Tony ❤

Thanks Tony. Looks wonderful♥

Tony, I am in Perouges thinking of you. Great video as always.

I love the music in your videos. They seem to always match both the history and the present architecture, sometimes even the weather. Thanks for posting these great shots 😊

Lovely video and wonderful news about the wedding ❤

Excellent Tony 🙂 I've worked on The Conduit just around the corner from the Abbey, cleaned the War Memorial out the front and helped install the sundial in the Boy's School behind it 😁

A great video Tony, its lovely to see some of these places that I may never get around to seeing, keep them coming.

Very nice video Tony with good internal video.

"One of its MOST famous architectural traits [features] includeS a working astronomical clock, which CHIMES {preferably instead of "to ring"} every hour and is represented in the form of a colourful quarterjack".