Hi! Yes that’s the River Goyt. It’s the Torr Vale Mill, former cotton mill.

Having said that, I also found this - www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=7466

Phil Hamblet thank you! That is very interesting. The history of this video is that I was contacted out of the blue by a local historian and a university professor who were looking at this particular hill and whether it could have been a hill fort in the past. I’m not sure if anything came of the visit or footage but nothing was said about a former quarry. As for the old maps website... that’s a great resource. Probably will lose a few hours on that site!

I doubt whether anyone would be able to tell if a settlement was ever there due to the ground being too disturbed. Archeology is relatively new and people before 1800 didn’t really care much for the preservation of interesting sites, especially when it’s above a precious resource. Once you’ve checked out Old Maps, another great resource is the National Library of Scotland’s georeferenced maps - maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/spy/#zoom=17&lat=53.29042&lon=-2.06624&layers=168&b=1&r=30 The spy mode at the top enables you to superimpose the old OS maps over the current satellite data to show you what used to be there. It’s brilliant! You can change the satellite view to other types of data eg Lidar. This can be useful for seeing ‘through’ trees and foliage to examine the underlying ground elevation. Just switch between DSM and DTM to cut through the trees. A perfect example of this is Arden Hall on Far Cromwell Rd in Bredbury. In satellite view it’s just a building and trees, in Lidar mode you can see the old moat through the trees. You can even 3D model in at houseprices.io/lidar/SJ9188493294/3d Anyway, I’ve got a bit carried away. Cheers for your reply!

How to Life Thank you! Yes, sure. Would love to see the project when finished.

@@hayfielddroneguy9221 Thank you so much for this! The finished video will be on my channel soon (not sure when, but ASAP).

Thanks Mark. Yes a shame about the props but I’ve learnt many ways to avoid this since this flight in 2016. Perhaps time for a return visit to Edale?

Was a "no maintenace needed" statement issued by a public official?

Blériot 53 Thank you! Those journeys can take a bit longer in the snow 😂

@@hayfielddroneguy9221 Thanks so much mate. yes I will do, I must admit its made the intro stunning! ill credit you as well dude, thanks once again

@@hayfielddroneguy9221 kzbin.info/www/bejne/amqzgnufibiogJo cheers dude

Thank you for your kind words

agree - great video and wonderful music choice (thomas bergerson, empire of angels). thank you

My uncle owns park hall Manor and the pool used to belong to him but now it is owned by somone else I'm pretty sure

(sorry, just seen the audio info)

You live in a reservoir?

Thank you - I'll check it out :)

Hello Alfie, I'd love to support that. Please could you credit me as part of your video? Will you be using some sort of KZbin downloader to get the footage? Thanks HDG

probably a downloader yes. I'll be sure to mention you on the video if our project director likes the footage

Hello Bleriot 53, you can see Tegg's Nose first at around 0:30. The peak at 2:25 is Shutlingsloe - certainly is a very distinctive sheet. Thanks for the kind words.

It is the best time of year when the heather is in full vibrancy.

Thank you for your kind words. Yes, I usually film in 4k to get the most detail. I've found that sometimes, when flying into the direction of the sun you get that annoying effect where the props interfere with the light. One tip is to try the same shot but flying backwards, which seems to eliminate the issue.