Don't Get Run Over 👀😎

[@AceAudits]

Thanks for watching! Please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE! 360 photo: maps.app.goo.gl/NiQYWPE5fsbFkFsP8 Please join in the comments, but as Bill & Ted once said... be excellent to each other! While I support freedom of speech and expression, my comments section is not an outlet for abuse, trolls, or malicious comments about other auditors. Anyone doing so will find themselves purged from my channel! Lets keep the Ace Community Ace :)

[@TheAnonyy]

Any issues with the footpath, rubbish you can report it to the local council, use LIVE CLEAN STREETS to take pics if it and give go's coordinates so they can investigate to see if they own it or tell business owner to sort it. .

[@Thorman6851]

I prefer the commentary, you describing what you see and think is going on like us watching and trying to work it out

[@adrianbrowne7874]

Yes pleasant guy! And his concerns were genuine!!😊

[@adrianbrowne7874]

Yes indeed. And thankyou AA!!

[@NarnianRailway]

Nice positive interaction at the gate! 👍⭐⭐⭐ The Tarmac site and area south of the railway was part of the Woodside Brick Works. The Sheffield and Great Midland Joint Railway (later named Great Central and Midland, etc.) was constructed in 1890s and brick works developed off Ashton Road on the south side of the railway embankment. Brinnington Brick and Tile Works operated to the west, now part of the M60/A560 interchange. Prior the land was all agricultural. Clay pits were developed during the early 1900s and disused by the 1935 map with old pits and waste piles until redeveloped and Tarmac located to the location. Good drone views of the railway embankments. The railway and shed at 18:15 was the Cheshire Railway line paralleling Stockport Road and was the principle railway through Bredley. A wye connected the two lines and with the viaduct formed Bredley Junction. Just west, the M60 replaced the Cheshire Line route into Stockport. Ace is Aces selecting a location with in-depth history.

[@mike_frances]

Such a change to meet a pleasant site employee ! Informative video, AA 👍

[@adrianbrowne7874]

Thank goodness you emphasised the obvious safety issue here!!

[@adrianbrowne7874]

Good work Ace "as ever"!! And Thankyou!!

[@micksmixxx]

Personally, Ace, I prefer the commentary. ♥ It lets me know what we're looking at. i.e. it's difficult, if you've never worked in such industries, to appreciate what the things are.♥Having never worked in that types of industry I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was pleasantly surprised at how clean, tidy, and well laid out the site was. 👍👍 Fantastic drone footage, by the way. It's good to see how these companies run their operations, and it made me feel like you'd taken me along for the ride. 😉♥♥ I did notice Tarmac's 'play on words' in their advertising. Sustainable? What happens when the quarries that they're mining are empty ... or nearly empty ... apart from moving to a new site and raping the Earth there too? Still, it makes people feel good knowing that they're purchasing from a company that delivers "sustainable" products. 😜

[@albin2232]

Thanks Ace. Your piloting really impresses me. The footage you generate as you do it, is aesthetically pleasing. Credit to the nice man.

[@AceAudits]

Thank you :) I appreciate that

[@19thFoot]

I have watched a number of audits and i really like yours with your commentary and feel you have some very positive interactions with members of the public and the fact that you are very forthright and honest about your intentions to film and what your doing as many auditors will play the dumb card etc, you tell everyone from the get go what you’re doing and thats been transparent and very honest. All the best Ace.

[@northernaudits]

Wooaaa I loved the flying through the steam. Decent guy you spoke to. Fridays vid sounds ace

[@AceAudits]

Yeah it made a cool clip! Saw it and just had to lol. Friday's vid is hilarious 😂

[@jamesrawson6659]

What can I say that has alrwady been said Ace You excel in what you do well done the only female auditor that I know of. Keep the vida rolling Ace.

[@shivaunt71]

She's great no doubt about it, very relaxing.

[@WAR-22]

That's a busy site. Nice coverage 👍🏻👊

[@randyfittante]

Thanks ACE for a super drone flight! With less talking and without the music, one can appreciate the natural sounds. This was very enjoyable! 😊

[@AceAudits]

Thanks for the feedback! :)

[@randyfittante]

@@AceAudits You’re welcome!

[@mike_frances]

What natural sounds ? Vehicles reverse alarms ? industrial site noise ? We need talking to so that AA can provide commentary Natural sounds can be found in the countryside !

[@stuartb4525]

​@@mike_francesNatural sounds are what you hear.

[@randyfittante]

@@mike_frances Yes, I am referring to the natural sounds of an industrial complex, as opposed to music.

[@briansmith-qx5nw]

Another great story from the rock god. I think I am falling in love with Ace ❤

[@Glowinguphungry]

I love your normal soundtrack and I would be disappointed if you changed it or stopped using it entirely.. it's kind of your theme tune now. Also hearing your input whilst flying is great. There's plenty of other music less drone channels. I wouldn't change for one comment? you could have a poll on your channel.. that might sway your decision. But they do say "If it ain't broke don't fix it" x

[@AceAudits]

The music will be staying :)

[@Glowinguphungry]

yaaaaaaaaaayyyyyy@@AceAudits

[@briansmith-qx5nw]

We love you (just the way you are 😊)

[@simonbaldwin2941]

At point of take off , your tag line could be, ENGAGE 😅

[@AceAudits]

@@simonbaldwin2941 make it so...

[@tirokopita]

Broken utility covers are why vehicles should not park up on pavements.

[@terrywoodcock8468]

Just my thought....I enjoy some music with the drone flight, also with some narration too 😀

[@brianwebb191]

Very intresting blog , Thanks Ace.

[@GarySchaack]

I think the video needs more of your sweet voice, and of course, lovely music.

[@stephencullen5025]

Loving the over the chimney shot with drone just sort of thing I would do lol By the way love your audits along with your talking on drone footage could listen to you all day x

[@johnboy1973]

What a great video and a great site, clean and tidy with a good attitude, only interaction was a concern for your safety done in a courteous and professional manner. 👍

[@allboxedup2874]

tbh your artistic coverage with the drone is excellent how you choose to do it

[@paullawrence8572]

Love the music with the drone footage Ace! Said many times before your d/footage is always superb!!👌

[@Droneauditsscotland]

Another Good Video Ace, i also done a Tarmac Site last week up here 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😃

[@colinsaunderson6682]

nice when the ppl that work in the place r nice

[@AceAudits]

Absolutely! :)

[@josephthompson1318]

Grate at end ant good

[@simonjones832]

It's fascinating to observe how companies handle being filmed, and I've enjoyed watching many of your videos. From what you've mentioned, it appears that filming from a public place isn't illegal, and I wonder about the legal implications, especially since you're profiting from these videos. Could companies with registered trademarks such as TARMAC potentially sue you if it looked like the video was showcasing their trademark in a negative light? It's definitely something to consider, but keep up the excellent work! *EDIT so for example I found this from brittish film commission website : If you film outside a store or restaurant you do not need permission to show its name or trademark - however, if the location chosen is used to communicate a negative message in your film (for example, a film about 'poisoned restaurant food') you may risk legal proceedings.

[@AceAudits]

This has been covered by black belt barrister. Someone once tried to do just that, and failed miserably lol. If companies don't want negative publicity, then they should do things right. there is nothing wrong with public scrutiny.

[@simonjones832]

Thats good to know thanks for the reply, i will check this out. My worry is this style of auditing is going to not go well for someone i asked DJ audits the same question, In the mid 2000's I was a manager of a very small care agency, during a meeting with our accountant, we were unexpectedly billed a significant amount for end-of-year returns. In an attempt to clarify the terms and expectations, I mentioned that I had recorded the meeting. It was at that moment I became aware of the legal requirement for consent to record business meetings in the UK, as outlined by the GDPR. When engaged in a professional capacity and compensated for services rendered, does one still retain the status of a private individual?, be safe you are brave.

[@AceAudits]

@@simonjones832 It's not an issue. You can film what you like in public. Look at the dash cam channels, they show endless clips of company vehicles doing bad things. Companies can expect to be scrutinised.

[@simonjones832]

​@@AceAuditslook forward to your future videos and thanks for taking the time to reply.

[@michaelmcbreen4025]

Ace in my opinion your kind of videos without some of your commentary and beautiful music to go with each one is a no, no, if that were to happen I could see a lot of subscribers turning off because of one reason "BORING" Like watching paint dry so please keep the commentary and definitely the fantastic music.❤

[@1MogJon]

How do the get the aggregate from the railway line into the depot? Do they have their own sidings. I know some sites have a siding where the rail carriages discharge through the bottom, or use a tipping carriage.

[@AceAudits]

Look at 18:18 for the drone clip of the siding and conveyor system :)

[@JeffJeffers0n]

Keep the commentary, rid the music imo.