018: Companion in Curbar (Baslow, Froggatt and Curbar Edges) (Peak District 2014)

[@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling]

It is great to see people out there enjoying the Countryside but it is nicer far from the madding crowds. Great vlog Patrick, thank you for sharing.

[@solitaryrambler]

Ah this is an old one now, but thanks for watching Chris, glad you liked it 👍

[@anndeakin1508]

Frogget Edge and Curbur Interesting views thanks Patrick.A place I traveled to when I was in Endon by Leek Stafordshire. Great. Days liked the stones and this they had been weathered over the years

[@solitaryrambler]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks as always for watching :)

[@ffrancrogowski2192]

Another most excellent video, Patrick. You chose a brilliant day weatherwise, for walking along the tops of those of those Edges. I can't believe how huge some of those rock formations are up there, they're astounding. What a lovely area, with spectacular views across the Chatsworth estate and beyond. It's understandable as to why you went back up on Curbar Edge towards the end of this film, which has been a real gem. Many thanks.

[@solitaryrambler]

Glad you enjoyed it Ffranc, can't believe it was over 9 years ago I shot this one now. I love these edges too and they are only just up the raod from me. Thanks as always for commenting and for watching 👍

[@PixiesChannel12345]

I need to go there again such a great view from the top of Cubar Edge, I pressed the big red button and also rung the bell.

[@solitaryrambler]

Yes Curbar Edge is lovely isn't it. Must walk along there again soon :)

[@delmiller4184]

Great video Patrick! I will definitely have to return to the Peak District one day. One week was definitely not enough, although I did achieve quite a bit back in 2014. Thanks for showing us around.

[@solitaryrambler]

Ah the first of the short films, it was a long day filming this I remember. Curbar Edge is just up the road from me so it was lovely to make this film when I did. Thanks for watching Del. Cheers, Patrick :)

[@charlottedallinson8594]

In a field just below Baslow Edge, there are 5 graves belonging to the Cundy family who lived at nearby Grislow Field Farm. The Plague came to Curbar in 1632. The footpath to these graves is next to that Curbar please drive slowly sign. There are also plague victims buried below the Wesleyan Reform Chapel. That footpath also leads to a round building known as Curbar Lock Up.

[@solitaryrambler]

Thanks Charlotte :)

[@maggi666]

Super video as always Patrick! We have yet to do this walk and so, so many more 😊

[@solitaryrambler]

Hey thanks again Maggi, I'm sure you'll love the walk when you do it 😊

[@maggi666]

@@solitaryrambler for sure we will. Being in the countryside is just amazing!

[@nickliveseyphotographingth5050]

Hi Patrick, another lovely film of somewhere I used to climb. The music, once more, is wonderful, especially the variation of the theme I liked so much on your Stanage film (starting at 11.29). I'm really enjoying these walks :)

[@solitaryrambler]

Hi again Nick, yes that's another variation of my Peak District that you refer to. Thank you for watching. Cheers, Patrick :-)

[@pete7179]

That was brilliant Patrick,feel like I'v been on the walk with you,stunning views and great weather for it too. Having just watched seventeen hour long films,this one just flew by at sixteen minutes,great film as they always are,thankyou. As much as I liked the style in the earlier films,a rucksack and outdoor clothing is much more sensible than a leather bikers jacket and no provisions,instead relying on pubs on the walk. Really enjoyed this,loving the music in them too. Pete.

[@solitaryrambler]

I decided the shorter films would work better now that I knew I would be sharing them on KZbin. After making this first one I realised that the format was going to work so much better for me and for those watching. Thanks for your great comments as always Pete 😀

[@Zaptabby]

Very good presentation 👍

[@solitaryrambler]

So nice of you, many thanks! 👍

[@frankfitzgerald5832]

Starting to watch your back catalogue Patrick and what a wonderful way to begin , on your own doorstep , and curbers edge ,and frogatt ,s edge , gave us a chance to take in some of the marvellous view,s in Derbyshire mate , so thanks , Can i just ask , the selfie stick shots what was the reasoning behind that , or was it just to capture your expressions ... Either way a very enjoyable trip , Thank you for sharing it with us .....Kind Regards ... Frank and Lee .......

[@solitaryrambler]

I’ve always filmed the selfie shots because I’m just a poser! :-) :-) To be fair there are various reasons, but I feel the films work better with a point of reference, especially in scenes, for example, when I film a selfie close up then cut to what I’m looking at, I think it makes it a little more interesting and gives it a more dramatic feel, which you will have seen in some of the other films you’ve already watched. I also like to show that I’m actually in the places where I film. You can see now why I moved to Derbyshire when you watch this; Curbar Edge being just up the road from home is a great place where you can just go for an afternoon stroll. Thanks Frank and Lee. Cheers, Patrick :-)

[@boondoggle6]

What a relaxing and memorable walk this was to be sure. As you chat away we feel that we are getting to know the 'real' Patrick now, rather than the one in the dramas of earlier. And not a mention of the dreaded shredding machine in this narrative thank goodness!

[@solitaryrambler]

This is the first of the shorter films, and the format I still continue now which work a lot better for me. No shredding machines here indeed, just beautiful views! :)