Consett Steelworks, An Aerial Explore, Remains and Memorials ( Cinematic )

[@maggi666]

This is wonderful! You have made these monuments very special with your drone work and added music. It makes them come alive in the mind! People who weren't around in the industrial times may just walk past them without realising the hard graft that goes with industrial work! When we were young, both men and women physically lifted everything in our factory jobs! There were no fork trucks then! In pottery work, i carried boards of china ware on my shoulders, to the kiln, etc! Dad was carrying 60 kilos to and fro until he retired because the fork trucks were lifting multiple items on palets! Young ppl of today have no idea what grafting is!

[@flyingthroughhistory7211]

Thankyou :) there are other remains but either yoo close to houses or too many trees to fly safely near them

[@alanpurdy703]

Brilliant photography. Made me homesick.

[@flyingthroughhistory7211]

Thankyou glad you enjoyed :)

[@cynthiatyler1606]

Beautiful

[@flyingthroughhistory7211]

Thankyou :)

[@SkyHighVideos-4kAerialMedia]

Nice presentation and flying some great shots I worked at Hownsgill when the big steel girders were still up shame we didn't have drones then well done 👍😊

[@flyingthroughhistory7211]

Thankyou :) they pulled a Chapel doen recently too, if I'd have known, I'd have done drone footage.

[@PeaceDroneAerialVideo]

Such a great video, ✌🏼

[@SalMacProduction]

A really nice video. High quality image flight and editing. Interesting story. You have one more spectator 312 from today and if you want to come and see the places in my Tuscany you are welcome. I am waiting for you.👍🏻😉

[@bakertam]

Excellent again mate I live near the old ravenscraig works and they have spent the last 20 years doing there best to remove all trace which is so wrong ravenscraig was the largest self sustained steel works ever built in the world now there is nothing it's almost like it was an embarrassment and has to be forgotten and removed luckily there's little pointers in the landscape showing something massive was once there

[@flyingthroughhistory7211]

Yup, good idea to record whilst still can.