WALKS IN DORSET at WAREHAM FOREST & WOOLSBARROW FORT (4K)

[@charlesfulcrum3170]

Thanks Dave, another great walk. Your historical research is second to none.

[@DaveFord]

Thank you Charles. :)

[@dafadowndilly8919]

Fond memories of horse riding in Wareham forest. Thank you for sharing.

[@DaveFord]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@hannureittu4310]

Nice!

[@DaveFord]

Thanks Hannu and indeed thank you for watching.

[@eldred1809]

Well done Dave, a pint well deserved. I expect you know it anyway but there's a decoy at Abbotsbury Swannery, a place well worth a visit, or indeed to plan a circular walk from, or maybe a walk to it from The Elm Tree inn at Langton Herring. Cheers, don't mind if I do ..........

[@DaveFord]

Thank you. Yes, we did a lovely walk at Abbotsbury but we couldn't go near the Swannery as they don't allow dogs there (but we did get a good view of it from a distance!).Cheers.Dave.

[@melissaphillips3088]

Wonderful weather for a lovely walk Dave. Beautiful area and so peaceful . Logan looks happy to go for a walk.Thanks Dave and Logan 👏🏻☀️

[@DaveFord]

Thanks Melissa. Yes, I think that Logan rather enjoyed his "Zoomies"!

[@jeanblemings5352]

What a beautiful walk with several points of interest along the way! Sand seems to be a thing for whippets as when I borrowed one for a walk I went near a bunker on a disused golf course and she slipped her lead and had several moments of zoomy madness!

[@DaveFord]

Thanks Jean. Yes, Sand is certainly Logan's favourite surface for "Zoomies"!

[@keithjoseph2511]

Wonderful countryside walk with stunning beauty

[@DaveFord]

Many thanks Keith.

[@LisaStuart-u5h]

“Logan loves sand”❤. My greyhound “Swift” loved sand so much that i built him a figure of eight sand track in the garden ( he naturally chose to run that shape!!). How I miss that boy 😢

[@DaveFord]

Yep _ Sighthounds just LOVE sand!

[@laviniagray5637]

A great day for a walk. Logan is having a good time. Lots of history there and you done a good job of making come to life. I didn't see anybody around. Keep up all the good work enjoy the pint. Love the history on the ducks and decoy. enjoyed. thank you both.

[@DaveFord]

Thanks Lavinia. It was a very peaceful area - and the views from the top of the hill fort were stunning.

[@rachelt-s]

Another cracking episode Dave. I was going to ask you about the UFO in the sky in a couple of your still photographs but I then slowly realized that there was a spec of dust on my screen. 🤣 Oh dear! Rachel TS

[@DaveFord]

I think that I splashed a few drips of water on my camera lens when I was going through the bog!

[@ralphfeay8857]

Nice to see the whippet zooms!! Lovely walk enjoyed that! Bless you hope you enjoyed your pint sheila and ralph

[@DaveFord]

Thank you. Yes, it was a very welcome pint at the end of the walk! Thanks for watching.

[@VisionAssoc]

Autumn is my favourite time of year for walking. Thanks Dave & Logan for another super video 🥾 🐾

[@DaveFord]

Thank you. Yes, some great colours and never too hot at that time of year.

[@AnyoneForToast]

I'd always wondered what a "decoy" pond was, having seen a few of them about. Your Technical Research Hound does a great job of finding out the facts for us! Thank you both.

[@DaveFord]

Thanks. It just looks like a pond and yet really it was quite complex back in the day!

[@sassymiles847]

Another one to do! Thanks Dave 😊

[@DaveFord]

Thanks. If you go in the Winter, do take waterproof boots - especially after recent rain!

[@WanderingwithWatto]

Fantastic Video Dave. Such a stunning area. And a great end point at the pub. 👍🏻

[@DaveFord]

Thank you. Yes, always the perfect way to end a walk!

[@Youpenga]

New subscriber here, and just wanted to leave you my appreciation for your videos! I have been watching so many of them and have tagged so many locations to explore, being local to the New Forest! So I look forward to sunnier days getting to explore some of these absolutely wonderful walks!! Thank you so much! And absolutely adore the zoomies! Candy 😊

[@DaveFord]

Thank you Candy and indeed welcome to the channel! I hope that you enjoy the future videos in the series and have fun exploring! Thanks for watching.

[@CarryonYoutubization]

Happy new year Dave and all, hope it's a good one! And thanks for all the cracking videos over the past year 👍

[@DaveFord]

Thank you and indeed a Happy New Year to you as well!

[@craigmarsh3221]

Happy New year Dave yet another fantastic video very enjoyable always enjoy the history of the places that you visit

[@DaveFord]

Thanks Craig. Happy New Year to you as well!

[@1967dragonaxe]

I’ve recently found your videos, and love them. It’s great to find a KZbinr who obviously does his research on the history of the sights he finds 👍🏼. It’s inspired me to get my own boots on and start some day walks for 2023. Do you mind if I ask what video camera you use? It looks like a GoPro, but the image quality in some of those dark churches is quite remarkable. Cheers Gareth

[@DaveFord]

Thank you Gareth & indeed welcome to the channel! Yes, I use a Gopro 10 (& a Canon Powershot SX530HS for still photos). Being an action camera with a small sensor, a Gopro will never be fantastic in low light. If I keep the camera still then it is not too bad but as soon as there is any significant movement, then the image stabilization starts to go downhill & the image quality is affected. I have to edit out a fair bit of my "inside" footage because of that & use still photos instead. I have started to just have the Gopro set still on a tripod inside churches now - in order to keep the steady image. Having said all that, the "low light" performance of the Gopro 10 is significantly better than the Gopro 7 (my first Gopro). Where the Gopro 10 really excels is in sunny, clear conditions outside - the image stabilization is so good that you really do not need a Gimbal now.

[@henrybeenh7076]

Eenden-kooi pronounced ayndun-cooy. 👍

[@DaveFord]

Thank you Henry. When out filming "in the open", the odd mistake can creep in & in this case the mispronunciation was down to me misreading my notes. I tried to rectify the situation by adding a correction - by way of text, showing the correct spelling - on screen afterwards. Thanks for watching. All the best.