Wow. A brilliant idea to make a video of the crew doing the bealech na ba. It does give scale and show just how steep those hare pins are.. A sweet touch of the Spielberg 💯👍👍

Got myself a yu tube TV Paul. That go pro sensor. Bloody sweet.. Enjoyin the adventure on 40 inch. Wow. 💯💯🤓🤓🤓❤️‍🩹💯

What a lovely video! It looks like you really enjoyed your ride out ,we have just moved to Wales, not far from the brecon beacon. Thank you, drive safely

I live in Derbyshire- the train line through Edale, is NOT a steam train line, its the sheffield /manchester line, if you heard a steam train , it was a special. Did you go round the other side of the dam? there is a dam busters memorial there , and in the week you can ride all the way to Howden dam.

Ey up I’ve watched a few of videos, particularly round the Peak District. I must say you’ve done your research about routes, views and points of interest. I know some locals that haven’t a clue where you’ve been Mortimer Road is know locally as The Strines, after the Pub Si thee

Ey up Enjoying your videos, watched a view just recently Four of us from Matlock are off the tour and camp in the Yorkshire Dales Derbyshire aren’t top of many league tables, except when it comes to pot holes and we’re No 1 Keep em coming Si thee

Soggy socks.. 😅😅😅. Squelching boots and big smiles Paul 🤓💯

Fantastic video. Do you guys have the gpx to share please

In my diary sounds great 👍

Holme moss is better when you get a clear view, if you come back to the Peak District. Drop me a note I’ll give you a tour of some of its finest roads and sights Ps and some mighty fine motorcyclist cafe stops

Hi Paul. Glad to see you back on KZbin again. Look forward to your videos. This series is good because I'm from Chesterfield so your on my playground. Beautiful around the Peak District Paul. You picked a windy day, but when the suns out its lovely. At 11.40 mins in this episode if you stop it you see they named a village after my surname. I regularly ride to Holmfirth as a stop on a ride out up north. ENJOY AGAIN. 👍👍👍

Cracking vid Paul, good to hear your voice again, I have driven a few of those roads for work and pleasure, walked a bit of the peak district with my old man when we were in our youth too, Manifold Valley, the River Dove and the Swail Holes, Matlock and the Heights of Abraham, Milldale and Wetton not forgetting Thores Cave.

Another nice video and as Cat and Fiddle and Snake Pass are both close to home the average speed cameras spoilt things and I have walked across the top of Mam Tor in the past when the wind has been so strong you have not be able to stand up

Nice video and Matlock only an hour away from where I live. Been looking at tents recently and liked the Coyote 111 in Go Outdoors but you have now made my mind up for me and will be purchasing ASAP

Some of the best roads and scenery the UK as to offer after Wales and Scotland

Well, I watched all four of these great videos Paul. As a biker myself, who lives a few miles from the Distillery, I think that you captured the essence of the Welsh landscape and roads Really well and you had a good tour as well. Thank you for these great videos.

That area is stunning i get my bike out from hull and head there when i can love it, Blakey ridge wheeldale road awesome. Needs a proper cafe not a scone and tea room it needs to cater for the visitors no one buys pictures of a old tv show come on i love it there but before the show it must have been dead. 8.29 corner known as devils elbow usually bumpers an headlight on the verge from the Tits who think there drivers even seen a post office 7.5 ton up the verge here

The place robs you charges about 3 quid for a can of coke shit house

Great video and just spent a week in the Netherlands, Belguim and France with fantastic roads and scenery, disadvantage for me is I'm 240 miles away from Dover but I will cetainly be back soon!

Its because our country is run by a load of WANKERS, that give all our money away to other countries. THANKYOU.

Hi. Just came across your video. Its good to meet another Paul King! As a retired biker, I'm quite envious of your trip. Ride safe.

Just watched all five parts. AMAZING.

Great views reminding people how beautiful the UK is… shame you didn’t include a map showing your route 👍

The area around Church Stretton is known as 'little Switzerland'.

'to see the first iron bridge in the Country'. Wrong. In the World.

Thanks for giving us two wonderful videos, absolutely amazing.

We've walked up Pen Y Ghent, the wife and I, beautiful on a clear day. Great video.

We've visited that area for the last 4 years on the motorbikes. Fantastic. We are going further east this year. ps Myself and the wife called at the Tan Hill in on our WALK from Derbyshire to Scotland on the Pennine Way. It was only 268 miles hahahahaha. The cattle blocking the road were Highland Steers.

This on my doorstep , ride it regular in the summer. Probably take it for granted, its good to hear other people's appreciation of the area.

As a North Yorkshire local I enjoyed seeing how much you liked the scenery round here. You picked some good routes but you also missed a few so perhaps you'll come back again and ride them next time. Don't forget North Yorkshire has two National Parks, there is the Yorkshire Dales on the West side of the A1M and the North York Moors on the East side of the A!M. The North York Moors has a very different feel to the Dales, but there are plenty of great roads, Inns and other stopping places, and you also have the East Coast (including Whitby if your not afraid of Vampires) to visit. Ride Safe 😃👍

Good videos but could we have some more info Like place names and road numbers 👍🏼 Cheers keep up the good work

Belting vids

Cracking vid thank you. Where is the reservoir and dam.

Just stopping for a leg stretch..at the Adult Store...! 😗Sorry, couldn't resist! (some fantastic roads there...would love to see a map of the routing you took)

It's not a horse or a donkey, it's a Shetland Pony, and Pen-y-ghent is one of the lower mountains in the Dales, though it is one of the most spectacular and you get the best view of it from the road you were on. Shame it was in cloud. I've been there and seen it in sunshine. 😊

Glad you enjoyed the ride, and yeah, Dales roads are technical and challenging but reward you with fantastic views. I know almost every yard of the roads you went on so it was nice to watch for me too. Been over those passes when I was looking down at snow hundreds of feet below. And the "buttertubs" are cool because they are literally "where the sun don't shine" 😊

Suffolk is a gem, best kept secret so far but I know alot of London/ Essex people are coming here for a better way of life, Houses not too expensive . And over 200 churches and yeah there were witches here, You;re in Witchfinder General territory. P.s Lavenham is nice but try Hadleigh and Needham Market too

Thought Nest?? LOL Thorpeness,.

I live just by the Orwell Bridge. I moved here from Essex 3 years ago. Best thing i ever did. Love Felixstowe, The ferry goes across to Bawdsey in the summer months. Its not extinct

Panoranorama! 😄

Great series Paul, I’ll be looking to visit the Shropshire hills and follow in your footsteps after watching that mate 😉👍.

If you get back up this way then Ludlow is always worth a stop it's got a good castle and plenty of places to eat & drink and Stokesay Castle isn't far from where you were staying. There's plenty left for another visit that's for sure.

It's great to see someone's take on an area I ride so often. We can often take what's on our doorstep for granted and someone new can remind you just how beautiful it is.

“It’s called doing a Sean Lewis” 😂😂👍

Did you get you Pork Pie from Eley's ? I hope so because they make fabulous pies I always pick one up when I'm passing through as I live just a bit further down the River Severn just over the border into Worcestershire and I ride around Shropshire a fair bit.

Some of my favourite rides ... beautiful place. If you go again, try The Bridges Pub near Ratlinghope. BTW, it is so windy up at the top, that the gliders get pulled up by a static winch ( not another plane ) and then land back on the airstrip at the top of the hill.

Great video and liked and subscribed. Ironbridge and the Shropshire Hills are around 50 mins from home and we take them for granted along with the Peak District and rarely go there but approaching 64 years old next month I know what you mean about doing everything you want before you get too old!!!! Looking forward to part two.

Great scenery. Nice video

… “and as you get older, I think you’ve got to do it… before you can’t do it!”… I couldn’t agree more, and have been having the exact same thoughts and conversations myself… love your videos Paul… thanks for sharing them! 🤗👍🏼👍🏼