Motorcycle Rambles - taking the back lanes home.

[@mbhambleton]

Thank you, that was great. I’ve ridden along most of those roads, always good to hear about things I’ve missed!

[@old-n-Goldie]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching. Cheers.

[@douglasradowick508]

Hey.Old, have missed your "rambles" a bit -been with a busy schedule. It is wonderful to see your roads &lanes in England, "quaint" doesn't seem to fit their description sometimes. Beautiful to see them along with the memories you have of those places. Doug👍🧸🤓😇🏍️❤️

[@old-n-Goldie]

Thanks Douglas and welcome back, glad you're enjoying em. Cheers.

[@hughphillips1427]

What beautiful villages, love the stones houses. Thank you for the great video.

[@old-n-Goldie]

Glad you enjoyed it Hugh, I am lucky that there are some beautiful places in the area. Thanks for watching. Cheers.

[@FelliniMotorcycle]

Rog, I love these videos. Without any specific insight into your current recovery, I somewhat selfishly offer for your consideration that maybe you could ride about as passenger in an open Jeep (without a roof, and with windscreen laid down) and continue (temporarily until you're back on a motorcycle) to video and narrate along the same lines as your motorbike ride outs. Selfishly, I say, because I particularly like your work and I know that you've worked hard to get your channel to where it is, and I look forward to more. Good stuff, Rog. I wish you all the best. Tim

[@old-n-Goldie]

So glad you're enjoying these Tim, they do take a fair bit of work but I enjoy doing them. Thanks for the suggestion, I actually had a WW2 Jeep but sold it a couple of years ago. I don't think the wifes current Toyota estate would have the same cinematic appeal and she is a busy lady so driving me round the countryside for filming probably wouldn't go down well.😂😂😂 I am working on a couple more videos though, so watch out for notifications. Thanks for your support. Cheers Rog

[@simongilbert2704]

managing to follow on g maps ;; --- but caught me out on the u turn in womersley -- well done ;;

[@old-n-Goldie]

Cheers Simon, I do like to throw in the odd deviation occasionally to keep you on your toes 😅😅.

[@claretbuck1882]

Awesome bud cheers 👍🏻

[@old-n-Goldie]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@copper6600]

Thank you for this interesting video, i always like your ramblings around the old villages and telling the tales which belong to them.Hope to see your next video soon and ride safe Rog.....Pete 🍀🍀🍀

[@old-n-Goldie]

Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers.

[@cbrider726]

I love to see these old English roads . It nice to get away from the main roads and relax. I live in Ireland Galway . The roads around the coast are simply outstanding . Over the past two years i have done very little of getting out on the bike. Now after watching you is given me the urge to get out and enjoy the peace and quite. Thanks mate ride safe and enjoy. 👍👍👍👍

[@old-n-Goldie]

Much of the UK is well worth making the effort to get out and see. Unfortunately we often overlook what's on our own doorstep, I certainly did before I started doing these motorcycle rambles. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos and it's giving you the incentive to get out yourself, ride safe. Cheers.

[@chrisbland8650]

What a depressing place RAF Snaith must have been to be stationed at and the amount of flyers that didn't return is astonishing.

[@old-n-Goldie]

Yes, I was surprised at the high number of casualties there. I'm going back later in the year as they're having a 19040s weekend and the museum will be open, should be interesting. Cheers.

[@martinowl]

Another good ride around the lanes, with some interesting info I wasn’t aware of. Often when riding through Wormesley, I meet the bus coming in the opposite direction at the tight corner.

[@old-n-Goldie]

Thanks Martin. Yes, it is a tight corner that one. Cheers.

[@nicholasjarrold8649]

Love these slow rides with the history talks and seeing the beautiful countryside rather than flying at 60/70 mph where you see nothing we have some beautiful countryside in the uk thanks for the lovely vids ride safe

[@old-n-Goldie]

You see so much more just pottering around. I find it far more enjoyable now than in my earlier 'fast' days. There's so many lovely places to see. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoy my rambles. Cheers.

[@millinutz]

Is all that water Nature's way of preparing us for a long hot and dry Summer? If so, i'll take the dry, but not so much the hot..., 23° to 25" is max. for me. If I'd not seen it all on this vid, and had to just take your word for it, i'd probably have difficulty grasping the sheer outcome of all that "wet stuff", incredible. I've seen a lot down in Sussex where my brother lives, but that's nothin' compared to this. Have you ever seen so much before?! I love the style of building with that typical Yorkshire stone in this area, and following your videos out 'n about around here, sure does give me itchy feet to ride that area as well. I know virtually nothing of the Ridings. Thanks again for taking us along, twas as always, very Interesting, Educating and Entertaining.

[@old-n-Goldie]

Yes, I'm sure it is. I can't remember it being this wet for so long and before we know it we'll have drought and extremely high temperatures. Unfortunately that's becoming the norm. Many parts of our country have their own style of beauty and Yorkshires no exception, get here for a ride if you can. Thanks for watching, glad you're still finding my rambles interesting. Cheers.

[@andrewhayes4246]

Very enjoyable vid. 👍

[@old-n-Goldie]

Thanks 👍

[@AT-py5dy]

Nice ride and ramble! These places around York are steeped in history, with many famous battles having taken place here during the Wars of Roses.

[@chrisbland8650]

I've just finished The Anglo Saxons by Marc Morris. His depiction of the raids and battles fought over this land, under Northumbria, between the Saxons and Vikings is vivid. Life for the normal peasant families trying to eke a living must have been hard and stressful. The book is highly recommended by the way.

[@old-n-Goldie]

Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers.

[@millinutz]

That makes me second..., again!

[@old-n-Goldie]

I'm afraid second doesn't win a prize. Actually, coming first doesn't either😂😂😂 Anyway, thanks for watching. Cheers.

[@millinutz]

@@old-n-Goldie But Second is the First of the rest, or First of the loosers, whichever way you wanna look at it !

[@old-n-Goldie]

You're obviously a 'glass half full' man - excellent.

[@TheNorfolkThunderbolt]

I can’t believe how bloomin wet it’s been! We’ve had overspill into the flood plains here in Norfolk too.

[@old-n-Goldie]

Yes, I can't remember it being as wet for such a long period but I know most of the country has been affected. Next thing we know it'll be drought and heat wave.

[@TheNorfolkThunderbolt]

@@old-n-Goldie and a hosepipe ban 😹😹😹

[@sgtLuuk]

In May we have planned a four-day trip to the Beamish museum. the intention is to go in that direction from the ferry via back roads

[@old-n-Goldie]

Beamish is a brilliant place, you can spend a full day there and still not see everything. If you haven't already watched it, see my video Libby goes to Beamish that I posted on the channel back in September. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJfWgGdriMyssKs Cheers.

[@sgtLuuk]

@@old-n-Goldie yes, I have seen that video, it seems great to drive there with my WLA. but it's not ready yet. we are going to beamish for two days.

[@old-n-Goldie]

Two days is about right, you'll enjoy it.

[@sgtLuuk]

@@old-n-Goldie Have you started working on Dave yet? I am very curious about the videos

[@old-n-Goldie]

No, but it is still planned. He was suppose to be arriving in my garage in December but the new owner has not been able to get him over to me yet. Its a shame really as I was hoping to spend the winter months doing it. I'll put an update on the channel just as soon as he arrives.

[@TheNorfolkThunderbolt]

First here! Again!

[@old-n-Goldie]

Wow, Steven, you're either a stay up late man or a very early riser😂😂

[@TheNorfolkThunderbolt]

@@old-n-Goldie insomnia!

[@chrisbland8650]

What a depressing place RAF Snaith must have been to be stationed at and the amount of flyers that didn't return is astonishing.