Enjoy it, it's such a strange feeling that it's hard but you'll absolutely love every minute of the experience

Thankyou buddy I hope you enjoyed it

@@ExpeditionDean was great mate i only put a couple of shorts on of the place but i could have filmed all day its a great place..hope youre well buddy

@@Bennybushcraft it's a great spot isn't it and usually quiet. Especially in the week. Some good memories around there for me.

You're welcome mate :)

Its a great little place ideal for kids too and free. There will be so much history Still to be discovered there.

Sorry Will only just seen this. It was spinach stuffed pasta

That's brilliant Larry I love hearing about the history of these places too. It is a really nice area.

Think it was arkwright club

Life is so strange. Sorry for the extremely late reply. I kitted out my van ready then met someone while out walking, fast forward 3 years I have a toddler 😅 for now our adventures are on hold until we can all go as a family

I feel really bad as I haven't seen these messages until getting youtube studio. I hope you found your answer. I'll be back soon but we had a child so I was out of hiking action for a couple of years

Hi Aby, you can see the Black Clough from the roadside if you head towards Glossop 🙂 its just before the campsite on the corner.

@@ExpeditionDean coming from tintwhistle end i made a sharp turn off the road to park near the river down the hill i got to the part where the river split but after that was lost

Thanks Glenn, we loved it. 100% returning next year. Hope you can get down again soon 😁

Thankyou 😀 that was the goal so im glad that it came across.

My best advice if youre not wanting to go the long way we did in the video is to park on Snake Road. There youll see a pathway which leads up to the crash site. 🙂 if you go on a weekend there should be a few cars parked on the side of the road and hopefully someone will be kind enough to direct you safely.

Thanks for taking the time to watch the video Bob. Appreciated. 🙂

We visited St Ives, it looked lovely as we were stopping in the Tregenna but really busy. I bet its really nice when its a little quieter. I'll have to look up Mylor Harbour. Thankyou for the recommendations 🙂

Thankyou 😊 its a nice day out as you can also go to middle black clough and see the waterfall.

Cant wait for the footage now to see the actual scene play out. Mission impossible too in the Peak District. We are becoming Hollywood 😅

Thankyou David, that was the aim for this video so I'm glad thats how it came across 😊 Thankyou for the support. Dean

Was the ideal day for it 😊

@@ExpeditionDean absolutely got to make the most of it while it lasts!!

@@oliverwalters1638 yes, wont be long before Autumn and Winter arrives. 😁

Cant wait to watch the series now 😁

Thankyou for the support. Its a lovely little village especially around Christmas time. I dropped lucky here to see this.

😅 it sure was mate. Thanks for the heads up. Wouldn't of known about it without you. Lets sort an expedition soon pal

I think it was for the new house of the dragon prequel 😁 was hoping to meet Emilia Clarke but no such luck. Enjoy your visit if you go 👍

@@ExpeditionDean I'm not sure she'll be in it unfortunately 😂 it would be a treat though lol

@@ItzDylanM Just a bit 😅

@@maliziosoeperverso1697 im looking forward to watching it, loved Game of thrones original. Thankyou for the information. It should be a good prequel. Is it a series or 1 film?

@@maliziosoeperverso1697 That's better than expected then. Hoping it does the original justice. 🙂

Thankyou mate. Hopefully you are both well.

Was it busy? The weather seemed perfect for it yesterday im tempted to go today.

@@ExpeditionDean a little but not to bad

Loved every second of it although it was hard going, it was worth the journey. 😁

They're both perfect walks for a day out. Especially in the week when its a little quieter 😁

Yeah must admit thats why we went 😅 lovely little pub aswell.

It does 😊 we went left at the fork, crossed over and followed it up to the top. Lovely walk

Yeah a rucksack is the biggest no-no on a bike tour.

I like to take a rucksack so ive also got the option of hiking when i get to a destination. Also a much needed extra workout for me 😅😁

Thanks Mate, I also saw a lot of videos and to me a lot of the items seem a bit niche, the cheaper items do the same job as proven in my challenge (maybe a lighter bike though). Where are you heading for your bikepacking? Im looking to do the north coast 500 once everythings back to full normality.

Search on KZbin there are dozens/hundreds of cheap touring vids. Have you got KZbin?

Cheers mate. Hopefully get some more in soon

Cheers mate hopefully get a few of the 213 left ticked off in the coming weeks.

Its the first time ive been and have to say it was perfect at the top. I was tempted with a little dip, wish i had done looking back 😅 ideal weather for it. I was similar, the last shot of the day i managed to get the RAF in, think id missed a good 4 or 5 passes by them 😅⛰

Its well worth a visit and always relatively quiet. Whether you go far, middle or near clough the routes are all good for different reasons.

Wouldn't you just love to step back in time and see what it was like. I wondered if they had a close community there or whether there wasn't much communication at that time.

@@ExpeditionDean I would give my left nut to step back in time yes....and the right one too haha :) Breathing clean air...no industry....what could be better? The answer to your question is not difficult. Hunter-gatherers always have a close community unless they are exiles. Even the exiles must form new communities or have much less chance of survival.

@@forestdwellerresearch6593 ill have to go back again now its re opened and also look into the cave drawings. Ive been before but on a school trip so it would be nice to refresh the memory 😁