that looked a lovely walk shanita,nice weather too.

A beautiful circular. It seems it's very popular too. You can tell how well trod the path is by its depths in places. Thanks for sharing, Shanita.

It was good to see your take on the Reservoirs Circuit Shanita. It's a walk I like a lot, though the track by the reservoirs is a bit of a slog. Unfortunately, the twite are virtually extinct in the South Pennines now, though I did see two near the White House earlier in the year.

Excellent video .a pity about the wind noise

I must admit I’ve bever heard of a flock of twites before. Something new I’ve learned today 😊 Stoodley Pike and Blackstone Edge are more places on my to-visit list. Nice to see a few more selfies of you on this walk Shanita! 😊 Loved your chords used in “A Fantasy”, a pleasant keyboard piece. Have a great weekend 👍

Lovely walk, Stoodly Pike with it's monument, near Todmorden is a famous UFO "hotspot". There are some interesting stories, such as the PC Alan Godfrey alleged encounter with a craft, "not of this World" in late November, 1980.

7:41 - car park still there Micheal!

What a perfect day to be up on the moors, so peaceful. I had looked at the map around there when walking Gragg Vale and plotted a route around Stoodley Pike so it was good to have a look at the area. Always wanted to visit Gaddings Dam with its little beach.

It's nice to see some parts of the Pennine Way.. I think Michael was right about the wooden slats on the floor at 04:52 .. It was all boggy there years ago . People used to walk a long way around the bog but the wooden things helped for a shorter route. Nice to hear Michael's comments. You did well to film that 8 mile walk with a camcorder .. well done .

Love your filming/editing etc x x x the bird sounds are beautiful x x x love the unofficial path along the pipe 😂🤣 and the view of Colden Clough ..we go quite regularly there, planning to go tomorrow all being well, but not on the side you’re on in the video..we’ve never been there, that far up x x x great to see x x x We go past the shooting hut, by the left, and up to the rocks usually …sometimes further up to the other large overhanging rocks and back down to the other reservoir …it’s all stunning ✝️🌈🕊️😇😘🥰😍 xx x Love Julie x x x

Just came across your lovely calm channel today, watched quite a few, everything is beautiful about them, you two, your personalities, your interactions, knowledge, scenery, ability to walk so much and find so many stunning places ..loved the mention of the Hollingworth Lake comparison, and laughed at your ability to find the burnt table situation funny, because if you can’t laugh, you’d moan and moaning isn’t good for the soul/ health 🌈✝️🕊️😇😘🥰😍 they certainly left their mark and a talking and filming point with that table anyway 🤣 I look forward to what you get up to next x x x P.S we too hate the shooting huts at Widdop, there’s loads further up, dug into the ground, and we found a dead frog in one that couldn’t get out 😞 so they’re not only killing grouse but frogs! To find them, you walk up by the side of the shed, the left of it as it faces the path, and they are along the route, some set back a bit x x x love Julie x x x

What is nice little village Staithes is. Some great post card style shots Shanita. Like the "humans tolerated" dogs welcome sign. Some more interesting info from the archaeologist. Nice relaxing music, it felt like a Sunday afternoon, oh it is a Sunday afternoon.

How splendid to see Staithes again. It must be twenty years since I was last there. I went with my mum and my aunt. That whole Yorkshire coast is very special. I can also recall a visit to Scaling Dam. We were looking for a rare bird as I recall. I can't remember what it was but I'm pretty sure we didn't see it! Bye for now, Chris

what lovely coastline shanita.

What a lovely place Staithes is Shanita. Went there once many years ago and it always reminded me of a larger version of Robin Hoods Bay. I must say I really enjoyed your piano theme of "Sunday Afternoon ", great jazz chords there and some vibraphone in places too? All the best 👍

Lovely....the Yorkshire coast is hard to beat

There is nothing quite like a bit of fresh sea air. Michael is of course, right again. Narrow gauge railways were used around mines. It is such a shame that people don't think and set a bbq like that, not thinking of the consequences. It looked a bit windy. My last hike was in a gale. Thanks for sharing, Shanita.

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍1

Thank you both for sharing such a beautiful video of the Roseberry Topping. The band America mention Roseberry Topping in the Title Track on their Hattrick album, as Dewey Bunnell was born in Yorkshire. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2bZm39jjtCsabcsi=mNuk88kBrZxP0eXu I have just subscribed to your channel. All the best. 🙂

Thanks soo much for this video i really enjoyed it so much you are a local inspiration Micheal 👍

nice walk shanita,stopped off at haigh hall many a time when i,ve cycled manchester to blackpool.

I'm sure I've heard of Haigh Hall before now. Always enjoy a canal walk, much more relaxing than climbing the hills 😁 Nice to have a friend and fellow walker with you on this one. Others have already commented I see, but I'm still in awe of Michael's knowledge too. "Dawn Chorus theme" was a lovely piano piece with the synth strings accompaniment, enjoyed that very much Shanita. All the best 👍

Good, leisurely walk - and you've done your homework with the extra detail and subtitles. Definitely Bistort.

Wonderful...Canals are always such peaceful places to walk....and once again i learnt something from Michaels extensive knowledge.

Hi Shanita & Michael, some nice shots of the yellow iris's and the soft furry Bistort , i will be looking out for them, theres a red one too that grows in the countryside. Always relaxing to watch and you three did very well happily completing your walk! Going to Reeth soon in Yorkshire for a walk & an overnight stay. Nice views of the surrounding hills, cant wait! Thanks for sharing!

Very nice video with lots of interesting detail. I like the snippets of info that appear at the bottom during the video. Some great bird sounds along that canal. We have walked some of that canal but cut over to Worthington Lakes. Lovely little ballad "Dawn Chorus Theme" Shanita, sounds like it could have words put to it.

It was certainly a beautiful walk, Shanita. Michael's knowledge never ceases to amaze me. I had no idea about the rollers on the bridges. Thank you for sharing.

❤Great video. 👍 I enjoyed it.

One of the benefits of KZbin, ive lived in Oldham all my life, Chadderton, It would be nice to spend more time 'up there' but as a wheelchair user i can see a lot of it being a bit difficult to get around., Videos like this give me a chance to see parts i might not see otherwise.

How nice to see spring again, with the dandelions and daffodils and the birds singing. I do like that area and especially the old hamlet of Holme. There are a couple of nice 17th century datestones there that I think Michael would like. Hope you are both well, best wishes, Chris

I love the Holme Valley, have done a few walks around there before now. I've only been to Digley Reservoir though, none of the others you featured here. Amazing that house was built to be covered in earth. I'm with you on the stiles not being built for us with short legs, that one you were climbing certainly looked a big 'un! 😯 I think they forgot to finish building that gate where the latch came off on your hand though! 😁 I enjoyed "Day Dreaming", a every uplifting score 👍

That was a good walk, I followed it on the map. So handy that you live in the same area, I can look at places not far away without moving a muscle. I have also been walking along the Holme Valley but nearer to Huddersfield. Got curious about the buckets on the sheep, so Googled it, apparently if the sheep rejects its offspring, the bucket means it doesn't know who it is feeding, haha. Another nice bouncy rhythmic piece Shanita.

Changed a bit since we played in the the old world war tank left up there. Spent a lot of time in the 60’s and 70’s as it was just up the road from Belmont street and then St Mary’s. Haven’t been back since.

Can I ask is this the walk that’s featured on The National Trust website? Im hoping to do it this week

Michael was very evasive about the milage you were about to cover. That was quite a hike, Shanita, especially that big climb towards the end. Was that someone's water bottle hanging off the sign at the start? Michael is definitely a font of knowledge. We never did anything like that in our Primary School. (I started Infant School in 1966). That was so interesting. It did make me laugh when that latch came away in your hand. It definitely wasn't attached. I always get confused with those latches and don't know which way I'm supposed to lift them. I love the matching jackets. They do look warm. You seemed to have had it really muddy in places too. I'd love to have the pennies to buy one of those old run down thick stone buildings and bring it back to life. I'm finding the longer hikes tiring too. The problem is that I live 1 1/2 - 2 hours away by car - depending on what end of the Peaks I'm hiking in - (I live in Stafford) so I feel I need to get the miles in to justify the expense. I've had a few stiles that have been missing a bottom step too, they are a big step up otherwise. Another great hike with beautiful views and I loved your music too. Thank you for sharing Shanita and I hope you and Michael are enjoying your weekend.

another fine video,thanks for sharing

I love Yorkshire, beautiful place & the walks are great. Your jackets looked so warm and good for the wet weather. Been to Wales was paradise were we stayed! The farmland & hills glorious. We put it up on youtube called.. little pudding cottage, under Mark Collier. Please take a look its only a short vid but it looks like heaven! All the best to you & Michael x

Beautiful countryside

Love the little house and the lovely lake.

That looked great Shanita. Always fancied visiting the Stiperstones. I kept looking for potential camp spots but it looked too rocky and heathery. 🙂

It was strange having that sign in the middle of nowhere. Of course Michael is correct in his pronunciation. But I did check Shanita. It looks like a cold and windy summer day. I love Michael's zest for the climb. Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed the video as I enjoy all your videos.

We went up there many years ago...i remember getting an earie feeling...a sense that we were being watched by something...i have had that feeling a few times...also on Bodmin moor.

I've heard of the Stiperstones, but not been there myself as yet. It looks lovely, very rocky underfoot, so I'm glad you were shown an easier route at one point. Laughed when Michael said he was disappointed you didn't join him on the summit! 😂 "Another Dimension" was a lovely piece, gave your video quite a mystical atmosphere 👍

That area is new to me, but I've had a look around on the map and there appears to be a lot to see, well worth a visit for a few days. Well done with the rock climbing Michael, there's no stopping some people. We haven't been coping with rocks particularly well lately. Great piece of music Shanita with those eerie layered sounds, clever.

History will remain historical because it leaves so much marks that will remain in our minds and country's pride and that includes the unbreakable architecture built by an ordinary people or let's just say a no bachelor degree people! The grass were so clean and green, the trees were so fine, the signage were shouting safety! Overall, it was indeed nice to wander around there and think about something that will make you happy or even just remember the past as well as the weather were so good perfectly fine for your journey there! Have a nice day!

Nice one thanks for sharing

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍3

Another fantastic walk. The scenery looks fabulous

I think the Long Mynd is an interesting landscape Shanita, with its own character. We have visited Pole Bank but cheated and went in the car! Bye for now, Chris

That path was a bit tricky in places on the way up. I'm glad you got to see the ponies. Such beautiful vistas on the way back down too. Thanks for sharing Shanita.