037: Moors of Marsden (Marsden, Close Gate Bridge and Tunnel End) (South Pennines 2015)
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- čas přidán 24. 02. 2016
- SOUTH PENNINES WALK FEATURING MARSDEN AND THE STANDEDGE TUNNELS
"Moors of Marsden"
Filmed 18th April 2015
Post-production completed 3rd May 2015
Marsden lies at the point where the Peak District merges into the Pennines. My walk around here and its surrounding moors includes a visit to the longest canal tunnel in the country.
Filmed in the South Pennines in the county of West Yorkshire including a small part of the Peak District. Locations include Marsden, Butterley Reservoir, Close Gate Bridge and the Standedge Tunnels.
Written, researched, directed, camera and sound, edited and music by Patrick Leach.
Any other names credited in this film, i.e. Bob Morgan and Martin Roy, are pseudonyms, which I used at the time of making this film. However, I no longer use these pseudonyms as I want viewers to be clear that my films are completely my own work.
Click here for a map showing the route of the walk: osmaps.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/r...
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As with all the films I make, this is a mini-movie of my personal journey along the walk, in which I might share some of my own personal stories, and not actually intended to be a guide to the area.
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I particularly enjoyed this trip Patrick , I have never been to marden but I will be adding it to my list , I have of course travelled by the canal , on that rail line but don't count that as visiting , it looks very photogenic lots of locations I spied along the way including those two pack horse bridges .... thank you so much once again for a great film mate .... Frank and Lee ...
Thanks Frank and Lee, pleased you enjoyed it. Marsden is a great place. It's on the Manchester to Huddersfield railway line so good access to it. The TV series "Where The Heart Is" was filmed in Marsden if you ever saw that. All the best. Cheers, Patrick :-)
What a stunning and fascinating local historical walk that looks. I've still yet to visit the Moors of Marsden but this is a great advert for doing so. Thank you for yet another cracking informative walk and video, they are always a pleasure to watch.
Thank you so much Ian! I can certainly recommend a trip to Marsden, so hope you get to visit sometime. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Patrick :-)
I love your videos Patrick,they are of such a high quality they should be shown on tv,what a great series it would make,visually stunning,well researched and written,and superbly presented,even the music is written and played by yourself,many thanks and well done.This is my walking ground but I'v never done this one so it will be my next walk.
Despite Holmfirth getting all the publicity,there was much more filming for Last of the summer wine done in Marsden,the streets,shops,pubs,weir,Aunties shop is there,and most of the outdoor shots were done in Marsden and New Mill,not Holmfirth,but there is nothing in the town to tell you this.Thanks again for another great film.
Thanks again Pete for the wonderful comments. Although I made this one over three years ago, I'm quite proud of these films now as it is all my own work and I know how much work is involved into making them. I remember seeing Marsden in Last of the Summer Wine, they tended to show a lot of the scenes by the weir I seem to recall. It was of course also the main location used in Where the Heart is. Perhaps Marsden didn't want the publicity like Holmfirth did, but it was certainly well used as a location in various dramas. Anyway thank you again for the great comments and for taking the time to watch. Cheers, Patrick :)
This was great.
Watched it for the second time as part of my ongoing quest to watch every minute of every film starting with the pilot episode,up to number 38 now and only started less than a month ago.
I visit Marsden quite a lot to go walking and recently went on the boat through the tunnel,would really recommend it.
Thanks for showing us around the area Patrick.
Pete.
My claustrophobia would unfortunately prevent me from trying the boat through the tunnel, but I can understand its appeal. A lovely region to walk though so very enjoyable for me filming this. Thanks Pete :)
Thank you for this video. Before visiting anywhere new to me I like to watch a CZcams video to make sure it’s worth it for. This is yet the type of video I find really useful, really informative with the views of the village and countryside taking centre stage
Glad you enjoyed it, many thanks for watching 👍
Hello Patrick, Google suggested this to me and I'm so glad of that feature or I might not have found your channel. You've done a great job on this video, beautiful filming, editing, and narration! I'm in Vancouver and am missing my yearly visits to the UK for long distance walks. Did the Pennine Way this time last year so this video is especially interesting to see the other end of the tunnel. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
Awesome, thank you Julie! Nice of you to say such lovely words about my film. Thanks for commenting and for taking the time to watch 😊
Even 7 years ago the water level was low. Great walk Patrick, love the background information and the music.
Many thanks Chris, can't believe this was 7 years ago actually 👍
I am working my way through your videos. The filming is excellent as is the information. And in this one I finally discover the location of the arch bridge which features in some of the Lat of the Summer Wine episodes! Thanks.
Thank you for your kind words, much appreciated! 👍
I live in Marsden. Its a lovely Village with great community spirit. The Jazz Festival and Imbolic Festival are fantastic. Trains are every half hour from Piccadilly manchester and the other way from Huddersfield. You can be in Manchester within 30 mins and Leeds within 40mins. With scenery like we have though its unlikely you will leave for long. One thing we do have in Marsden is a lot of Water Sources, canals, rivers and over flows. It makes walking the dog a lovely event.
Nice place Marsden. I returned just over a year ago, without the camera this time, and spent a day in the area. Enjoyed a beer in the Riverhead Brewery Tap whilst there too, great pub! :)
@@solitaryrambler Great Video. I learnt a lot I did not know.
Absolutely love this video, I've never been to Marsden but it looks like a place I'd love to visit and I'd sure enjoy a trip through that Canal Tunnel, the facts and figures about it are staggering. Thanks again Patrick for a fabulous informative movie.
Thanks again Eric, Marsden is indeed a nice place. It's not too far north of where I live so I've returned a couple of times enjoy it without the camera 👍
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I love marsden , full of character , lovely cottages , great walks and great scenery , visit this village on a nice day and enjoy the cafes , canal walks and local pubs 👍
@@solitaryrambler Definitely somewhere I'd like to visit!!
Really enjoying these vids of yrs I've dropped on.. Will deffo be giving marsden a drive too.. Many thanks.. Ali..
Thanks for stopping by! 😊
@@solitaryrambler love them...
too cool dude!
Cheers buddy :)
Top vid pal
Thank you! :)
I live in marsden it’s a really nice place to live
It is indeed a nice place :)
Marsdon is this where the Pennines start ?Agree? Moorland walk with reservoirs that make trip of more interest Closs dreary bridge a nice old one fits in with the landscape and Agee the tunnel bridge was opened with great railway bridge .Historŷ was made here..
Thanks for watching 👍
Great walk Patrick. I have never been to this area. I bet Marsden and the surrounding hills would look amazing in the snow.
I've not been to this area much myself but yes I'm sure Marsden would look wonderful in the snow. Thanks Del :)
They look ace in the snow, I live hear and it looks beautiful when it’s snowing
morrisons fish and chips are very GOOD TOO,, morrisons is good mostly all over and cheap too..
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crowthers of bank dam....now you are 2 villages away from where i live
Wow you've been rattling through these Matty! I think I may be able to work out where you live. Cheers, Patrick :)
Golcar. :).. i,m actually matty,s mum, he lets me use this youtube patrick.i like your walks,you dont say stupid stuff like other walking channel people.I,ve been to most of the places you go too,it brings back memories. I went to lincolnshire with my partner on friday, i was able to navigate for him as i used to live there.If you are ever near golcar you are welcome to pop in for a cuppa
All my Family are from Marsden
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Marsden look nice place visit did film last summer wine ther
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Last of the summer wine was filmed In Holmfirth, a few miles over the hill. Looks like the same place though. Lots of great walking around both areas
I couldn't go in tunnel either 😁..
haha definitiely no 😊