Derwent Valley Heritage Way | Walking to the Peak District | Day 1
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- In this video myself and Dean Read take on the Derwent Valley Heritage Way. Starting at what some may consider the end, we decided it made more sense for us to begin at the confluence, where the Derwent flows into the Trent. This would also mean we'd get to walk into the Peak District, so the scenery would only get better as the walk progressed.
With Dean felling a little under the weather and recovering from the dreaded lergy, we took it a little steadier than we might have normally.
I hope you enjoy this part one.
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Great to see Dean out with you, he was the first Peak District channel I ever followed so good to see him retrace his steps from an old video of his. Well done Mark another great vid looking forwards to the other parts to follow. Sam.
He was the first I followed also and my main inspiration behind making videos myself, and now proud to call him a friend 😎
Hopefully have part 2 up this week sometime, though I haven’t started editing yet 🙈
Thanks for watching Atb Mark
What a wonderful Day 1, really enjoyed watching you going by so many places I know. Love the heritage side of the walk adds lots of interest as the miles pass. Really good that you finally got to sample the delights of the Strutt Arms too. With all that wonderful weather its amazing to think that only a few days later many of those places you passed through were probably under water!! I look forward to Day 2. Cheers!
It was great to do this walk, I’d nearly done it a few times this year and when Dean suggested it I thought yes let’s get it done 😁
The heritage is great on the walk alll the canals, weirs and old warehouse is great to see. We got super lucky with the weather, much better than I expected, and definitely good to get a pint in the hurt arms as well.
Some of this was definitely under water a few days later, Darley abbey park I believe was flooded for one 😁
Part 2 be up soon as well
Thanks for watching Atb Mark
Who needs a map when you’ve got dean, cracking video looking forward to the next one l, cheers Matt
Yes Dean has walked this a fair few times and pretty much knew the whole way, saved me a job of checking my map ever 😂
Glad to hear you enjoyed it
Thanks for watching Atb Mark
What that lad doesn’t know about the peaks and surrounding areas ain’t worth knowing.😁
@mattroberts3331 exactly 😎
He’s probably forgotten more than I know😂
Your right on that one pal
Off to a good start for part 1 bro. Safe travels. Ken.
Yes a great start and in much better weather than expected. A walk Id had on my list for a while so great to get it done with Dean as well.
Part 2 up this morning
Thanks for watching Atb Mark
Love the industrial heritage and the sound of water there Mark. Popular it looks on the water too. Ha, good vibes along the way at 5.54- that guy waving! Hey, there are large turf operations not 3 miles from me - I enjoy seeing the fields. As you said smooth as - as smooth as the cobbles. We haven't got any of that down here or them mammoth mills. Well, good to finally go into that pub - you see something then finally it become reality. A warning - stop nicking Deans sayings. Ha ha! Very enjoyable - all the best. Mark
Yes Dean has copyright on “glorious” 😂
I love industrial heritage, trains, canals and mills, find it all fascinating. As I probably mentioned, I’d never seen a turf farm before, seems obvious now that they be around but just never thought about it before. It was definitely good to finally see the inside of that pub after passing it countless times over the years.
Thanks for watching Mark
Atb Mark
@@MarkTayloroutdoors Ha ha - yeah he does. I can see why you love the heritage - it has a gritty side to it. No, them turf operations are tucked away - the one near me is. Ah, an itch finally scratched Mark. The pub looked popular too. good outing bro. A pleasure.