The Ribble Way Yorkshire

An easy riverside walk which we followed as part of The Ribble Way. Parking in Clitheroe (at Chester Avenue long stay) meant a short road walk to the entrance of Brungerley Park and Sculpture trail, just before Brungerley Bridge. Despite our riverside linear route, with short sections of road walking, we passed through countryside, various woodlands and even a small sculpture trail.
A few of the sculpture exhibits close to the River Ribbleside
1. 'As the Crow Flies'/Wooden compass by David Halford
2 'Wildlife' Ceramic Mosaic by Halima Cassell
3. 'Lords and Ladies' by Halima Cassell
4. 'Otter' by Fiona Bowley
5. 'Common Comfrey by Halima Cassell
6. The Cook House'/Pan of Tripe by Helen Callaghan
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#ribblevalleysculpturetrail
#riverribble

[@ponyrang]

Wow... !!! My best friend, Great... We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks Have a happy day!

[@CountrysideWalking]

Glad you enjoyed watching Ribble Way. Thank you.

[@ChrisJB]

I like the Ribble, one of our great north country rivers. A nice time of year too for such a walk. Best wishes, Chris

[@CountrysideWalking]

Glad you liked this Chris. Always a nice change to have an easy relaxing walk.

[@gvbalajee]

Wonderful nature so green

[@CountrysideWalking]

I agree. I think the colour of the countryside is so relaxing especially in the summer. (Some interesting pizza recipies on your channel.)

[@KokowaSarunoKuniDesu]

I did that the other way round when I was 7 years old. Grandparents were most surprised to see us and wondered how on earth we managed to get there.

[@CountrysideWalking]

That was nice for you. Also nice to know other walkers familiar with out routes. Thanks for comments.

[@solitaryrambler]

Hi Shanita, that was another pleasant walk in a different part of the Ribble valley. Found those bits of fungus and the painted pebbles fascinating. I agree those bridges are quite dangerous to cross when there's no footway. Attractive bridges all the same. I stayed in Clitheroe for a few days about 7 years ago, so explored around Pendle Hill, Downham and Chatburn, as well as other parts of the Forest of Bowland. Another lovely part of the UK. You had a nice day again weatherwise. Enjoyed your music too as always. Have a great weekend 👍

[@CountrysideWalking]

Hi Patrick. Hope keeping well. We are getting quite familiar now around Clitheroe, and those places you mentioned Downham, Chatburn and Pendle Hill are all well known to me. There are so many places to visit socially and for walks. We are so lucky. Thanks for comments on music, and have a great weekend yourself. All the best. Shanita.👍🥾

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

There lovely those sheep dogs. Iv had a few in my life.

[@CountrysideWalking]

Thanks Henry.

[@accordingtoplaid]

There's much to be said for the old country - I'm sure I wouldn't find it nearly as interesting were it of today's landscape. Thanks for the walk and tour!

[@CountrysideWalking]

The Ribble Valley has remained unspoiled as the countryside. Thanks for watching.

[@lancsway]

Good to see that walk in the summer, we have walked Brungerley in the winter. Lovely relaxing piano piece Shanita, interesting that you were a singer. We actually met those same two sheep dogs on our walk, they must be the Brungerley meet and greet team.

[@CountrysideWalking]

Had to laugh at your comments about the 'Brungerley Meet and Greet team'!. Didn't know they were dog regulars to the area. Yes, used to sing in clubs up North, but a long time ago before music and filming took over. Thanks as always for your support Steve.

[@andeeanko7079]

What a lovely leisurely (and nothing wrong with that!) walk through an area that I haven't ever explored myself. So you used to be a singer in the clubs back in the day, Shanita? I love it! Let's pray that love is, indeed, in the air - in more ways than one 🙏❤

[@CountrysideWalking]

Great! to read your comments. Yes. I did used to be a singer in clubs, cabaret and theatres long before I started walking, filming or recording my compositions. (Always into music though). Its well worth a visit if you're ever up round Clitheroe. Thanks Andee.🙂🎼

[@shuim_koreawalks3535]

안녕~ 새로운 친구~~ 오늘도 멋진곳~ 강아지와 산책하시는 군요~친절한 목소리로 설명해주셔서 감사합니다~~ 나의 손을 잡아주셔서 감사합니다~😃🌹⚘👍🤝🙏🙏😎

[@CountrysideWalking]

메시지를 보내주셔서 감사합니다. 우리는 개를 산책시키는 것이 아니라 다른 보행기의 개를 만났습니다.

[@MrJud62]

that looked a very pleasant walk.

[@CountrysideWalking]

Hi Ken. Good to see your feedback. Much appreciated.

[@atrampinthehills.841]

looks a cracking walk....lots to see along the way...[ new sub ]

[@CountrysideWalking]

Thanks. Yes. We are so lucky to find unexpected things to see along the way. One of the advantages of filming in the moment. Never know what's around the corner.

[@saweravilogs0407]

Like it you video

[@CountrysideWalking]

Thank you for watching

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

It's like people that stack stone's they should keep their hands to their self's.

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

The foot and mouth put me out of business. I went bust and got my house repoed. We were chucked off the land by the Government. The land was my bread and butter.

[@CountrysideWalking]

I have only just seen your comments. I don't always receive notifications for earlier films on youtube. So sorry for that. Also sorry to read about your loosing your business. That must have been traumatic for you. All the best though for Festive Season, and thanks for checking out past films.

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

@@CountrysideWalking your videos are nice reminders of days gone by for me. I look at some of the places where yous walk and say I was there. So this is why I like your walk's. I like the history of places and where I have worked in the past.

[@CountrysideWalking]

@@henrymichaelwilson8107 That's so nice to know Henry. Bringing back memories of past walks is something we enjoy too.