Points failure on the Hope Valley Line!

[@JenOnTheMove]

As long as we've got hope we can do anything ❤

[@mudchute4dlr]

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[@ChetNotJet]

exactly

[@JamesTheBell1]

Fear can hold you prisoner. Hope can set you free.

[@SamsVlogstrainsmore]

Great part 2 Jen. The scenery on this line is amazing. Shame about the points failure. I enjoyed watching as always!

[@donovanemery597]

I used to walk around Edale with my Dad when in my late teens. The station looks lovely, only ever passed through it when on a train from Stockport to Peterborough.

[@IowaTrainGay]

Love thus little series! Makes me want to go outside more! And we get Jen pointing at Hope!

[@neilwilkins7686]

And we still have the stunning station of Brinnington to come 🤔🤣🤣🤣

[@MrGreatplum]

What a very picturesque line - being out in the countryside is definitely a good thing :)

[@baseballfan99]

Many years ago there was a cafe with a lot fire that did delicious cooked breakfast. The Hope Show is worth a gander. Been walking around Edale many times, some very steep hills.

[@Andrewjg_89]

Have to say that the Hope Valley Line or Hope Valley Railway is so picturesque and beautiful as well the railway stations on the route. Such beautiful places to visit by train. Very nice Jen. 😊

[@simplepics6687]

Some stunning views Jen

[@PamelaBane]

Jen, Hope all goes well for the rest of the trip ,really enjoying the journey with you.

[@nigelkthomas9501]

The Hope Valley is one of the best walking areas in Britain! I just love it! Glad you alighted at Edale. That’s one of my favourite locations! The Penny Pot café is good, but for a proper meal you’ll want the Rambler Inn or the Old Nag’s Head. There’s others as well, but they’re the most prominent.

[@TransportVloggerIan]

9:24 And as long as Jen can keep pointing at things, that is all Jen needs haha

[@markwrangham489]

The amazing Hope Valley line. For me its the access to the Peak from Sheffield. It's recently been upgraded: the smelly purple Pacers have been replaced by those new shiny trains and the platforms have been lengthened at several of the stations so that all the doors can open. There's a new platform going in at Dore and Totley so that there can be two lines through that station instead of one. The ease of which it gets you out into the countryside is amazing. There's so many walks that you can do between stations. I completely recognise that the Woodhead line was far superior in terms of technology and actual electrification, but I'm glad its the Hope Valley line that was kept.

[@tomwatts703]

I've never been much of an outdoorsy person but your videos really make me want to get out and explore more, you don't get countryside like that where I live! I'd love to take a day trip up north exploring by rail.

[@davejoey]

Another enjoyable video Jen ☺. Last week was my first anniversary of discovering you and your channel (Through GLovesTrains) and I have been loving your stuff. Keep up the good work!

[@telhudson863]

Many years ago some friends were camping in Edale in February and we went for a wander to Kinder Downfall. The weather was awful and despite being experienced and well equipped we got cold and wet. We could see signs of incipient hypothermia. So we did the sensible thing and got off the top by the shortest route. That's how we ended up in Hayfield. How to get home? A bus to Chinley and then a train back to Edale. Do I love the Hope Valley Line? Yes! as far as we are concerned it was a life saver. (And there was a cafe near Edale Station that served a massive All-Day Breakfast at 1pm. 😁)

[@walterfillingham]

Clearly being outdoors in the countryside is really good for you. I live in Inverness and I find it a bit crowded and busy at times. Although lucky enough to be able to jump on a train on the Kyle line or Far North Lines for a day’s escape. Gorgeous scenery and you were lucky with the weather 😊

[@_loma]

The Hope Valley is really beautifu;, very lucky that I have family living there so I can visit often (and of course I'm not biased...) Being outside does my head good too, keep doing what you are doing, loved this video :)

[@CherylSteele-rt8dj]

A lovely video Jen! I bought a small freezer recently, just for bread. It's FULL of Magnums!! I think of you when I eat them! Blow bread! 🍦 Great film, thanks. 😊

[@Sim0nTrains]

Never knew about that Café near Edale Station but honestly with the gorgeous views around Edale Station it easy not to notice the Café! Really enjoyed the second instalment of the Hope Valley Line, shame about the points failure

[@ricoblade1]

Cafe is spot on and, as seen on the video, it has its own garage-made indicator board

[@Thornaby37]

Looking on the bright side, at least you had an extra 45 minutes in the beautiful Edale 😂

[@airfoxtrot2006]

Beautiful video Jen i agree that countryside is good for the soul it's amazing 👏

[@jaybee1921]

Hi Jen, Apologies for lack of commenting, been having posting issues on KZbin. As a result of my complaining I have had to carry out a massive update which, along with all the other apps, took all afternoon and evening, so now I'm back in the game. I'm really enjoying this series of your travels and it's really obvious how much happier you now are. Keep visiting beautiful places Jen, it's clearly doing you good. 🙂 As ever, take care, Jon B.

[@MichaelSebastianTodd]

i really enjoyed this vlog the stations def look very pretty & im loving the cafe at Edale & the scenery looks amazing awesome vlog

[@terrybailey2769]

Many years ago before I moved to Manchester, I used to often visit the Peak District. One year when camping at Edale, myself and a group of friends walked from Edale to Hope over Back Tor and dropped down near the famouse Cheshire Cheese pub. The intention was to take the train back to Edale from Hope. Anyway we arrived on Hope Station after many hours in the pub and whilst waiting for the train, we observed two lads who had just finished the Pennine way as part of their DofE Gold expedition. They had also walked over Back Tor but not stopped at the pub. One was attempting to remove the large amounts of 2 inch wide Elastoplast that he had wrapped around his ankles to cover the blisters which he had earned though starting the walk in brand new boots. He was sat on the ground in one of the then wooden shelters on the platform, gently trying to peel it away and whincing as he did so. One of our party was a trained nurse, although she was no longer working as such. She went up to the lad with the words "Can I help you, I am a trained nurse". The lad had been picking away at it for 10 minutes or so and was getting nowhere, so he accepted her help. She bend down and with one gigantic rip, she tore off all that on one leg with a big florish. Suffice to say, I think people just starting out at Kirk Yetholm heard his scream. She proudly held up the strip of what looked like a rug as she had removed every hair from his lower leg, and he was a very hairy lad. Surprisingly when we managed to unpeel him from the roof of the shelter, he let her do the other leg. I am sure I saw a smile on her face as she prepared to do the second one!

[@erinmcgrathejm4985]

Lovely part 2! Impressive factory at 9:29. I imagine that’s how New Mills Central got its name?

[@jacobporrett]

Last time I went to New Mills Central I rode Pacer 142071 from Manchester Piccadilly and back again. The only time I travelled on a Northern Pacer at the time. Scenery does look lovely as you say.

[@smallsleepyrascalcat]

Truly beautiful landscapes in your latest videos. ^^

[@stephenlee5929]

Hi Jen, With a little Hope, that was a points success.

[@zvch101]

Hi Jen! Great video! I would love to suggest you travel on the Calder valley line. Beautiful scenery and stations!

[@pxpvxid]

love it when jen make jokes only ones i actually get.......

[@GeometrySmash321]

We just had a sausage in Hathersausage? Don’t you mean We just had a sausage in Hathersage?

[@geordieal]

Whenever I see that factory near castleton, it makes me think of giant calabrese fields, giant turkeys on the moor, glowing manure and rivers turning blue! If you haven’t seen it. Watch Dead Man Weds with Johnny Vegas

[@ReubenAshwell]

Brilliant video Jen, I found the lane named Noe Lane funny. It's a good thing the points faliure didn't mean no pointing from you, that wouldn't of been fun lol.

[@ianr]

Wow! Part 2 arrived quick! Well done Jen, great part 2! 👍🙂

[@philgray8811]

Discovered Edale by accident one day, when the TPE had to stop there because the line ahead was blocked and it took a few hours to clear up.

[@Rail_Focus]

Love it, looks very pretty.

[@mercilessmage7300]

Jen has the power to move points!

[@Northerner_Transport_Hub]

Just get a crowbar

[@dblyth5098]

Points means Prizes!!!!!

[@marthaanderson2656]

there absolutely IS research that shows these outdoor experiences are good for you. I think it is why so many people enjoy bird watching. I started that way and then it became awareness of plants and bugs. The portability of a camera is a great way to take field notes and go home to figure out what it is you discovered. a hungry mind, learning and enjoying. Doesnt even have to cost anything. The local park, is filled with nature just waiting to be noticed. Be Aware of Wonder

[@TravelSignal]

Beautiful part of the world. But Pacer? 😂 First time I visited, for my silver DofE, we came on a Class 101 ;-)

[@robinjones6999]

Great video Jen, of a truly beautiful area - grab yourself a PEAKfreen biscuit (Geddit?)

[@ametrinemoon]

I live in the country and when I am in a city I feel yucky. Rivers are here too, used to have a lot of salmon around here.

[@JDBarnsley]

You definitely need to do the Sheffield tram network soon :)

[@JasonCliftJones]

Did you miss the stepping stones on the Derwent between Hathersausage and Bamford? I'm not going to suggest Bamford Clough (steep!!!) but do nosy over to the mill if you are back that way at some point. It's a nice water spot.

[@andyt2510]

For that ford, and the potential for a fiesta ahead, would you need an Escort to assist? Or is it easily passible if you can Focus clearly?

[@highpath4776]

Edale (Station) looks like it was bigger at one time)

[@raybrown2197]

As G would say it went melons up

[@gsmith1019]

A three "Really" Nice Coffee... Is this a new scale for rating coffees?

[@gordon1376]

Was JCB and Bamford in the same sentence a pun. The full name of JCB is JC Bamford Excavators Ltd😊

[@alanreader4815]

HotDog 🌭 lol

[@ANIMEX452]

The person who walked on the tracks was probably the one who caused the points failure

[@PeterNancarrow]

4:50 You can buy any type of drug down that lane but not E!

[@Ensign_Redshirt]

For those Ford jokes I hope you Escort yourself outside to have a word with yourself and Focus

[@cyrildhy8993]

A JCB at Bamford. JCB stands for James Cyril Bamford

[@GryphLane]

I think I know the ident you mean. The one with the giant made out of parts of the logo when it's being a foghorn at the top of the hill?

[@LadyAnuB]

45 seconds to get a walk signal? What city is this crossing in? (I am thinking major city not village.)

[@gentleken7864]

Hey.....what? You went from Edale to New Mills Central!!! Only showing that Chinley was in between on the map. As someone who spent his teenage years in Chinley....this is a travesty.

[@Squareybee]

The previous video goes to Chinley. ☺

[@mudchute4dlr]

0:46 i think i was still a baby at that time 1:10 my GCSEs havent happened yet 1:51 literally worse than london 2:06 are you meant to climb that? 2:20 195s are way better than sprinters, deal with it 2:34 could habe told me earlier, i went to wales in july just for that (well actually for some fun activities bur they srent possible without that type of stuff so yeah still valid) 3:19 me in wales: oh f- im only at the start of the mountain and im really tired already waaaaaaaa (yes the anount you combined was a starter of what i did) 4:37 tell me whose fiesta that is, my dad ordered one boot cover for fiesta and he got 2 so why not make profit out of that 6:01 well you arent really on the move if you are sitting in a pub for an hour, hopefully not getting drunk 8:15 im sorry but im not going there, the tube ticket to euston, avanti ticket (or even the long way around super off peal is still £30), then the ticket to edale, not worth it for a cafe 9:56 thats right, the ticket office is closing there 3:19 (continued) waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@1963salvator]

why did you miss out Chinley?

[@JenOnTheMove]

Chinley was in last weeks episode 🙂

[@1963salvator]

@@JenOnTheMove could you please send me the link?

[@JackJackProductions]

Jen, why go outside to feel better when humans have perfected indoors

[@harryelliott4310]

Trains Station 🚉

[@evshughes4465]

Have you got anyone with you

[@Squareybee]

Yes, I just don't want to be on Camera 🫣