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Bleaklow Bomber Peak District Plane Crash site Boeing RB-29A, 13 lives lost near Higher Shelf Stones
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- Bleaklow Bomber Peak District Plane Crash site Boeing RB-29A, 13 lives lost near Higher Shelf Stones
Come with me to visit this historic site..
Boeing 'RB-29A 44-61999 was part of the 16th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron, 91st Reconnaissance Group, 311th Air Division in the Strategic Air Command of USAF. The aircraft bore the name Over Exposed after it was flown in July 1946 by the 509th Composite Group during Operation Crossroads to photograph nuclear testing at Bikini Atoll, including the dropping of an atomic bomb by B-29 Superfortress Dave's Dream.
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I share with you how i felt when i first found this massive wreck. there are over 120 plane wrecks in the Peak District i will try to take you to a few more in time.. please share this video with your friends and family the story will live on.
Wow what a brilliant but very sombre and moving video Paul.
I think that your story you told did the men justice and with the image's that you took with the mist complemented that.
Once again great video.
i know its a place to just think
Your photos were wonderful Paul. Very thought provoking.
thank you
Thank you for those somber, historical images, Paul.
My pleasure!
When I saw the notification for this vid I thought.....this should be interesting - Then, wow - what an emotional ride. I was bowled over by your genuine spontaneous emotion when you reached the wreckage. I felt your emotions through my monitor and I watched in silence as you took us through the site explaining the details about the plane and crew. I don't think anyone could have done this any better than you did....wonderfully moving, educational and of course some great photos. Big thanks for this Paul, it will stay with me for a long time
I no this is your first visit to me, but i try to be honest and true and always have
What a place so atmospheric with the mist around the shots with the American flag were so touching thank you for trekking out there great tribute to the lost airmen
it was a very quiet place
Oh my word Paul, one of your best by fare, I felt every emotion going, I felt like I was by your side walking with you. This is one that I need to go and visit & photograph, just need to pluck up the courage as I always go out by myself 🙄
Your pictures did them proud Paul, well done.....R.I.P to the airmen that lost there lives .......Blue Skies....✈🙏
Wow, thank you it was a moment
Very interesting and respectful Paul. A heartfelt tribute to those good people who lost their lives.
thank you
Enjoy your musings, what a sad place but appreciate you showing us it, as you say very eerie and atmospheric. Thanks.
It was sad but also history
what an amazing video with wonderful photos and amazing music in such a terrible place.
greetings from Germany 🙋♂
Hi Germany, thanks for watching
Incredible vlog full of all kinds of emotion. Really shows the rewards you could encounter if you feel the fear and do it anyway. Amazing photography.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video Paul the images you got were superb really gave the viewer a sense of solitude and a sombre feeling . Well done again bud
Awesome, thank you!
A very respectful and well put together vlog Paul and in a strange way synonymous with your home town where of course you have the Airman's Grave site close to the river where an American airman 1st Lieutenant Arthur L. Brown lost his life in the second world war as he struggled to bring his stricken Thunderbolt plane away from the town and in doing so avoided causing the deaths of who knows how many people, not to mention the damage it would have done. 📷👏🥇
That is so true its only 3/4 mile from my house
Great video Paul, well done.
Many thanks!
A great tribute to those lost airmen, I'm sure some relatives would love some of your photos. The drone images were very evocative of what it must have been when the plane came down.
I think you did it justice and a great tribute to the lost airman such a tragic disaster Foundit quite emotional. I amaway in whitby and you have inspired me to get up a silly o'clock in morning last couple of days . Today I walked through the streets to get to my choosen location with not a soul about except the fisherman going out to sea they did leave a couple of light trails in one or two of my images bit hopefully got some hadto get the porter to unlock hotel door .
Thank you it was a scary moment.
Thanks Karen as always, what a place it was
Hi Paul I've been watching the vlog still not finished it to be honest this is one of the reasons I tend not to go out on my own the fear of getting lost stops me in my tracks ..
Then the crash site loomed large in my Telly it's a very somber sight the small area where the crosses and the stones are really brings everything into sharp focus what an excellent vlog thank you for putting yourself out there other words fail me all the very best Mike.
I know i put myself off many times
What a poignant video and photos. It should remind all of us of the sacrifices that that generation made to preserve the freedoms that we enjoy today. It must have been quite emotional taking those images and thinking about what they represent. Kudos Paul on creating such a respectful vlog.
I was in a bit of a zone yes
A very interesting and moving video Paul. I can see the start of a photographic video channel !
Many thanks! i try hard
Well documented under tough conditions. Although great atmospheric conditions.
It was a bit scary
Hi mate. Nice to see people have made their respects to the crash. Very educational to let people know about this sad event
for sure yes
Fantastic Paul glad you found it amazing place cheers si
Its was an interesting place
Such a somber feeling watching this Paul, you did the place justice, not only with your images but by not doing what many have done and took away something with you. No one, unless members of the deceased family should take anything away from that area, not even a flower that lives and dies itself in that same place.
I’ve never been up there but very close to it, that was years ago though, over 30 years actually and at the time I was there with the Air Training Corp trading for our DofE Award which unfortunately I never got to finish, just the wrong time in my life health wise.
Very fitting weather too, makes you wonder if it ever changed there which of course it does but I think that’s how I’d like it to be if/when I go, even though it makes it harder to get to, which i think is only right in some way
thank you for the comment
Your emotions came through throughout the whole vlog .Felt every part of it ,thanks paul full respect to you and how you put it over .Possibly one of your best videos ever.
Best ever wow
It's an amazingly atmospheric place. I first visited it 40 years ago. It was in the middle of a very bad snow storm so much of what you see was covered but I was struck by the immense size of the site. Thank you for your respect of the wreckage and those that lost their lives. It's sad to see that so many pieces have been removed over the years I've known the site especially as it's an offence to disturb or remove anything from there. Many thanks for your video Paul.
I could not believe how big a site it is
Can't really say how great a video it is considering the subject matter, it really is an incredibly emotional place. It's great to see that it hasn't changed very much since the last time I was there, which is over 20 years ago. for more information, check out the books "Dark Peak Aircraft Wrecks" (assuming they're still available)
I believe this was one of the very last training missions the crew did, before they were due to fly home after the war.
wow its such a shame. do you have the book
@@paulcomptonpdphotography aye there were two books pt1 and pt2
ill be looking
A great vlog Paul done very respectfully, and a wonderful dignified tribute to all that perished in that awful disaster. The images were top draw in those conditions which certainly added to the memory you were conveying and that the crash happened in very similar conditions 👍
thanks Nigel... hope to catch up soon
i did it from Glossop circular about 8 miles and very steep climbs
steep wwwooo
Very atmospheric. American bomber crews were the bravest of the brave. Their percentage losses were appalling.
Lets have a more cheerful one next time. Its all getting a bit morbid.
defo mate ill try
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