Walking in Miserden

[@chanylinedance]

LIKE 1 Wow~so beautiful and impressive Miserden 😍😍😍 Thank you for sharing 🥰🥰 Have a fantastic weekend my dear friend 🤗 💖💓💕

[@jagoturner]

Thank you so much. Such a kind comment. I hope that you too have an amazing weekend.

[@ovinart7686]

Great sharing as always ❤❤❤

[@jagoturner]

Thank you. I appreciate that very much.

[@purelysounds1]

Miserden looks like a very beautiful place. I really like the architecture of the buildings. I like the tree bench near the Carpenter's Arms. It is quite a unique bench that goes around the entire tree. It looks like and interesting meeting place. The pathway leading down to the valley is wonderful. It is nice to see the hills of the countryside as you descend. I love the forest that you walk through. It is quite stunning. The pond at the bottom is quite large. This was a nice relaxing walk. Thank you for sharing. I hope that you are having a great weekend.

[@jagoturner]

Thank you so much, as usual. This is a minority pursuit (in my case at least) so I only do this because I think these places are worth showing to people. There are others who do this kind of material very very well indeed and I am grateful for their kind support. So thanks again.

[@purelysounds1]

@@jagoturner It was great video. I would enjoy taking this walk. Miserden looks like a beautiful place to enjoy nature. I hope that you have had a nice weekend. Thanks again.

[@virtualscotland]

Love this video! Thank you!

[@jagoturner]

Thank you for the support. I think the majority of my videos will be of places few have heard of and that will not be on anyone's radar. But I love anywhere you can walk with the luxury of 20th century paving winding through forest areas that look pretty much as they would have done a thousand years ago. There are few genuinely wild places in the UK and I'm grateful for it. Who wants to be attacked by sabre tooth tigers? But when I can go somewhere like this where you can get the best of nature, I am so happy. I know people love to complain about the weather or politics or this or that... But this part of the world has so much beauty. This is why I love seeing your videos too. There's always something that surprises me. Always something interesting or breath-taking. It may be ironic but in seeing some of the KZbin videos on my subscriptions, I am reminded how much I need to get away from the computer or the phone. All these walking videos, not mine necessarily but the whole genre, are also a wonderful thing for those who cannot just go for a walk in the country. At the beginning of COVID, before the lockdown, I tore a calf muscle and couldn't walk for a while. It struck me how much I wanted to go to certain places and see certain things. I missed the woods and the villages and that sense you have when visiting a place where nobody knows who you are. KZbin was able to give me some of those those sensations. Not all. we can't get the smells or the feeling of the fresh woody air. But I could imagine both when I watched a video. When I was watching a recent video of yours, and the name of the place escapes me now, I could smell the sea and I was aware or how effectively the imagination can fill the gaps that technology hasn't got to yet. I am always in awe of my fellow creators and how they achieve certain things that I have not yet been able to. So thank you for continuing to support my work as I continue on this journey.