An Invisible mystery in the English country side

[@trevorbaker8374]

pleased your back again , you have been missed . with all the crap going on around us its nice to have something real to enjoy . mother nature at her best . take care , looking foward to next adventure

[@clivegreenall309]

Thanks for sharing these wonderful items, Sandy. Places that i will probably never get to see otherwise and whose history is interesting. Take care of yourself. I was born in the small village of Haydock in 1948 and am now enjoying your content from South Africa.

[@MickSheldon-so4io]

Your films are timeless, our grandparents would have enjoyed them. Future generations will enjoy them to. Because you capture so much in each video. From a current perspective of all the lovely villages you go through. To all the historical and arcaeological sites you record. What a stunning entertaining and interesting library of film you produce. Look after yourself and make sure you get enough rest for your body to heal. Thanks for another lovely video.

[@WiltshireMan]

Thanks Mick,

[@francismccrossan1669]

Nice to see you sandy nice back on your bike looks very nice there and quiet nice look around with your drone and a bit of history stay safe and stay healthy one life enjoy blessed be

[@johnsims6571]

I have lived in wiltshire all my 8 decades and still finding lovely places . This time of year is best to see the countryside . Autum is ok if you like trees . Rivers always embelish any view. The pace of cycling gives you time to admire nature . Well done Sandy take a radio and have a camp. next time .I do enjoy that content in your videos .73 John G0LJS.

[@Andy-vs6hw]

That cloud formation behind you whilst you ate your Bakewell was quite a picture, truly amazing nature as always. Wishing you the best of health, Sandy.

[@neilwilkinson5415]

I guessed it when you said about the barley and cornfields. Shame it had gone, but a lovely trip out over some beautiful countryside anyway. Hope that cough clears soon Sandy.

[@SallyCurrell]

Lovely ride out. Our local area. Definitely beautiful wiltshire countryside 🙂. Went to a wedding at the windmill a few years ago. Lovely setting. Hope you feel better soon x

[@chrissteer9215]

Crop circles Good to see you know back out again Sandy and feeling better a very enjoyable ride with you round old England

[@markmartin6738]

Thank you for sharing your trip. Always a joy to watch.

[@susanbrowne9100]

Hope feel well soon you have had rough year with illness the beautiful country side is healing being in the fresh air good for the soul

[@colinpearce7079]

Hi Sandy,maybe these angry people were seeing at the moment should watch your calming videos;excellent as ever,I guessed right,(crop circle),shame it had been harvested but it is our bread basket,stay well mate & atb Colin P.

[@oscars4107]

Lovely video and cycle ride. Wiltshire really is a beautiful county. Greetings from West Oxfordshire.

[@WiltshireMan]

Greetings to you also Oscar

[@campfire52]

That was a glorious windmill out there Sandy. You add that to the beautiful ride in the legendary English countryside on the way out to see it and I say the trip and the video was well worth it. (Even without the crop circle surprise.) And thank you again for all of your dedication in pointing out all of the very noble efforts of the old military veterans, every chance that you get. We can never, never thank them enough. They sacrificed so much to give us our freedoms and they deserved to be forever honored. I hope that you get to feeling better at a very quick pace my friend. See you on the next one.

[@WiltshireMan]

It would have been nice to have captured the crop circle Terry but as always just getting out was good enough for me:)

[@mark.b2226]

The crop circle museum at honey Street near Pewsey is worth visiting, I was there yesterday. Wonderfull English countryside .😊

[@ChrisyC567]

I wish you better Sandy, btw I also appreciate that calling bench to take a break on...

[@annenewton5403]

Thank you Sandy, we’ve just watched your last 2 back to back , we hope you soon recover back to your full strength,

[@WiltshireMan]

Thanks Anne, I'm still a bit run down but slowly getting there

[@philbarbetta1213]

Very cool bike adventure thanks for sharing with us.

[@mikethebikemt07tracer]

Hi Sandy. I hope you feel better soon. You certainly find all the lovely places around you to cycle. There will always be an England but not sure the rest of the saying will be true for much longer. Keep safe. Mike.

[@BorderRambler]

Looked a lovely ride out Sandy , glad your’e on the mend. Lots of this summer cold about at the mo 😱 atb Dave

[@Trekon2]

Sorry you've been under the weather get better very soon Sandy. Yes lovely countryside England has and we must take care of it and defend it ofcourse. Lovely river Kennet, bench, church, shepherd's hut and your great commentary, thanks for sharing this lovely video 👏👋

[@stephengomme777]

Good to see you sandy take it easy 48 miles for an old boy like yourself is still quite a long distance im 52 & you cycle longer distances than me about 30 miles & i feel ive had a nice ride on the bike & not over going it. Hope your feeling better take your tent & camp for the night. Manny thanks 😊

[@soniaoffer6289]

Hello Sandy, sorry to hear you haven't been very well. It's good to know you're on the mend now. A lovely peaceful bicycle ride and beautiful scenery in our wiltshire countryside. Take care xx

[@Dazsvintagestuff]

I can't help wondering how much of Englands green and pleasant land will be spoiled over the next five years. That's all I have to say about that.

[@WiltshireMan]

A lot of it sadly

[@annenewton5403]

I agree😢

[@mw0lge]

lovely ride there Sandy. I loved the views under the branches out over the fields, like a window. Take care mate and hope the cold has cleared away, have a good week. 73 Richie.

[@jimrowland6089]

Happy to see your back Sandy. Plenty out there to make us sick lately. I watched another video discussing crop circles earlier last week. Rather than the circles being a gift from ET, maybe it's a sign from the future. Perhaps it's not what is left behind that is so important but how it was left there. It always seems to be from a perspective of earth relation and what is happening here on earth. Perhaps the timing, number per year, Solar alignment, all play a part. The universe is a little bit like a big clock and all the planets are a part of it while being a smaller clock on their own. Perhaps it is not a what we are looking for but a when? Hope you are feeling better Sandy. Always fun seeing the Abby Normal.

[@marcuskiritsis2076]

Beautiful countryside sandy, hope you’re feeling better. Try not to over do things sandy get your energy back slowly you still sound a tad under the weather. Get well soon ♥️♥️👍👍👍😉👍👍👍

[@garphykeks]

A spring! Happily wrong👍 Wonderful journey Sandy🥰

[@WiltshireMan]

Hahaa, well it does come and go :)

[@edwardhasiak7961]

That was quite the ride Sandy after getting over a 2 week cold. Well done. Lovely countryside.

[@BeercanBushcraft]

Yeah, guessed that, which surprised me! There used to be crop circles on the left hand side as you pass the turning to Arlingham, near those pill boxes that you once stopped at! Anyway fabulous outing to blow the cobwebs away. Lots of love to you and yours 🍻 🍻 CHEERS 🍻 🍻

[@ashleyhoward8926]

Crop circle. I did guess correctly Sandy, but ironically neither of us can prove our cases here ! You're coughing a lot better now, by the way. Many thanks..

[@bivibikebaggins]

Thanks for the nice upload sandy... crap happening in the UK and nice vids make things feel brighter.. on a side note after 5 years on a brooks b17 I'm giving one of those TRK saddles a go..

[@WiltshireMan]

I never could get on with a Brooks either

[@bivibikebaggins]

@@WiltshireMan I was ok but long days on it still gave me issues, same on longer trips over a week..

[@duncanmcmahon278]

Just enjoy for sharing your time out always enjoy your a top bloke. Don't stop doing what you

[@jeetts59]

No better way to start my day, than watching this peaceful video while having my breakfast. If ever I get back to you part of the world, I’ll be able to to travel around without a map, you’ve filmed so much of it over the years, I feel I know the country side very well. I hope that you shake off the treaded lurgy soon. I’m just packing the truck for a two week trip into the remote South Australian dessert country.

[@peterking3563]

A great little watch, hope the cough is better. Two weeks in I've still got mine.

[@stevetaylor8446]

Don't think there's any better way to unwind and heal from the troubles here at the moment, except getting out into nature and viewing our green and pleasant land. To think that there are probably 5-600 years worth of farmers heritage put in to the land we see today. That works out to a lot of hard work. I think a lot of farms are having to get out to collect grain and straw early, before the weather changes and ruins the crop. Shame you couldn't get the drone up...that windmill would have made some good footage. Still, a beautiful place to take a rest and recharge ones batteries. I remember seeing an old shepherds hut on a walk I did near dad's, just off the Welford Road...that had a lot of age to it too. Hope you get well soon old friend. Best wishes to you and the family as always

[@glynntipper9354]

Another brilliant video thankyou for sharing please keep up the good work

[@charlespark7338]

If I had not bumped into you yesterday I would have said Summer(😜). Shame you missed the crop circle, normally there are one or two about so you may still get lucky and catch one. All those cakes, biscuits and refreshments no wonder you are knocking those 50 milers out. 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️👍😀

[@WiltshireMan]

Hahaa energy in certainly does mean miles out Charles. It was a nice surprise to see you and the family at the brewery. I shall be back riding trike again, it certainly is more comfortable. I feel a little battered after riding the two wheeler:)

[@MonkeyMagic-]

Thank you Sandy for sharing your adventures. You're a good egg.

[@rhysjones6069]

Glad you are on the mend, all about getting out there, long days and evenings, a lovely time of the year, i look forward to your next adventure, all the best to you Sandy, :)

[@WiltshireMan]

Nights are drawing in now though

[@karenringer5995]

Stunning so peaceful .I really love your cycling videos .I smile all the time .and I get to learn new things of interest

[@martinnewman8819]

Hi Sandy, I recon a crop circle? And yes I was honest .Great video Sandy, always enjoy the ride outs mate you have some cracking views to ride through. Regards Moose

[@WiltshireMan]

Hahaa spot on Mosse

[@JC-sl4hk]

WOW Sandy thanks for taking us along on this journey 💕💕. Despite still feeling the effects of the nasty cold you never disappoint us. Your love of England shines through in this video. Wiltshire is truly a beautiful county. Your videos take some beating lol the music, your eye for capturing such interesting scenes. One can only wonder if you are this creative at this stage in your life just what you would have been capable of if you had started in your younger years. 👍👍. Love your videos 💕❤️💕. Stay safe, stay well and thanks for taking us along. Judy🇨🇦🇨🇦 ps: you made my mouth water watching you enjoy your Bakewell Tart … yum yum

[@WiltshireMan]

Hahaaa Better late than never Judy, It would have been good if KZbin was around when I was younger. I do enjoy making my little films. They are really quite simple to do. Glad your enjoying them :)

[@ysgolgerlan]

Thanks for the nice video, 51 miles whilst feeling unwell, what a man !! I sense a deep feeling of Patriotism within you and that your green and pleasant land is slowly being eroded unnecessarily. The man that you are awaiting to return - we call him Brenin Arthur. 👍👍

[@WiltshireMan]

Yes, hopefully he will come back soon I hope

[@backroadtourist]

What a stunning ride in the countryside! Totally bliss 😍

[@FenTour]

I guess correctly. Honest! What a brilliant video, loved watching your adventure Sandy. Cheers.

[@jameswalksinhistory3848]

Super video Sandy -Thank you 👍👍

[@WiltshireMan]

Your welcome James, thanks for watching

[@wb48]

Great video Sandy. Such beautiful countryside which we all need to protect and retain. Well done mate.....Will GM0HKS

[@chaseladdersltd]

Hope you’re OK Sandy , another great vid ! Keep ‘em coming buddy

[@wandering_not_lost]

I've been to St Catherine's monastery in Sinai Egypt which is supposed to be the site of the burning bush. It's at high altitude and was freezing cold despite the sunshine.

[@TurboTimsWorld]

Wilton Windmill is a walk from Crofton Beam Engine as I remember on the canal

[@S.p.a.c.e.C.o.w.b.o.y]

I was in Bakewell last week for a few days camping 😅 Maybe my favourite sweet treat second only to apple crumble and custard. 😊

[@RetroRatz]

Lovely part of the countryside

[@BuckMckawtheotherone]

I wonder if the Aliens who made that crop circle were aware that no drones were allowed? There, they hovered, thinking to sketch some work of art, when, suddenly, one Alien points to the sign. That's when they made squiggly lines, smudged the bottom with more circles than they intended, and left.

[@Gixer750pilot]

Hello Sandy ! I liked the bit where you left in you walking back to your bike , walking up and turning around to cycle past the camera. It goes to show how much effort goes into a video and a bit of B Roll

[@michaelcase8574]

It must have something to do with agriculture and crops. Invisible, except from the air?Havent heard about crop circles for a while. Crop circles is my guess. Beautiful countryside Sandy!

[@TheRamblingsofBry]

I guessed correctly, as did everyone I expect. My theory is that by the time we are shown these crop circles, they are within a couple of days of harvesting, so very soon gone, that way they know people won't be travelling all over the fields causing damage and leaving litter...But what a lovely ride out, glorious I tells ya haha.... I didn't know you had been unwell. I hope it is now well on the way. Sometimes we have no choice but to let the body take over, even if it sends us to bed for a number of days. That bakewell looked lovely, I am 21 days without chocolate, cake, sugar, biscuits etc. I am trying the 'carnivore diet'. You might enjoy Thursdays video from me, half hour of meditation/relaxation...and we all need more of that!!! Be as well as you can be mate

[@WiltshireMan]

I'll be watching Bry, cutting out carbs and sugar is a good thing. I did try carnivore for a bit and my aches and pains subsided but I lacked energy for the cycling

[@Martycycleman]

A crop circle 😊 Cheers Sandy. I did enjoy the ride in the countryside

[@davidpayne8413]

@ 11:54 a member of the vicar's lost flock - Welcome to the club

[@susanlambert8164]

Glad you are feeling better Sandy. Stunning video as always and full of information. Shame about the crop circle always amazing how they appear also have to say loving your choice of music recently to accompany your videos all makes for a very pleasant watch. Thank you for sharing.

[@robtherover]

Knew it would be a crop circle. Oh England, My Lionheart by Kate Bush sums up this green and pleasant land.

[@jbradshaw4236]

Smashing stuff Sandy..

[@WiltshireMan]

Thanks John

[@zedcharlie]

Excellent video. 👍

[@ostekuste3646]

Nice to see you out again, Sandy. I’m planning a trip to England soon. I’ve only stopped by in London on the way to Scotland or Ireland but feel it’s time to see more of it. After your videos I am definitely spending some time in Wiltshire and possibly the Cotswold area.

[@cyclingdry]

I use the same saddle, Sandy. I find it really comfy 👍 Gonna get one for my Brompton too 👍 great video as always too 👍

[@neilwalton4474]

Hi, you make nice video's very enjoyable. I'm English, but haven't lived there since the late 1980s, so it's nice for me to see something of current day England that's not focusing on the latest murders, rapes, thefts, riots, bankruptcies, etc. Keep up the good work. Kind regards, Neil

[@jamesevans164]

Thankyou Sandy, you encourage me to get on my ol bike and make a cuppa. Maybe next time I will take and oreo also, lols. Thanks mate.

[@mischef18]

Nice to see you out and about on peddles bro it all made for great viewing. hope you recover to full health without any lingering side effects. Safe travels. Ken.

[@WiltshireMan]

Thanks Ken the views are wonderful in dear old Wiltshire

[@Papboer]

Crop circle? Thanks for another great presentation of the English countryside. Greetings from Melbourne.

[@gruttewibe76]

My first guess is that the mystery must be a crop circle. I was right :) Another great video of a relaxing bike ride through beautiful English country side. I was a bit jealous of those views but also of the delicious looking cake. But it was well-deserved.

[@DanOpdal]

Sorry that the crop circle didn't pan out. The beautiful old church was an extra bonus. Thank you for taking me along, Sandy. Cheers!

[@eisvogel8099]

There always be an England. Thank you for taking us on your trip. The mystery will stay a mystery. That too is probably the purpose. I love that landscape. Again it reminds me of Yorkshire. It's about the journey.

[@WiltshireMan]

yes your right, it is about the journey

[@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204]

Great video on channel keep up the great video on channel thanks lee

[@gordonsuddery4635]

Lovely video full of history and information as usual, looking forward to seeing you out on the Himalayan my best wishes to you from the Philippines ❤️💪👍😉😀😁🏁🏍️🛺🐑🇵🇭🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@baggaleydaniel]

After stressful day driving a HGV around London, and same tomorrow, just the thing i need to watch to chill out, thanks Sandy!

[@londonviking3801]

Thanks for showing us the gorgeous countryside - from a fellow member of "the vicar's lost flock" Hope you'll be cycling about like a teenager again soon! Who/what do YOU think is responsible for this phenomenon of crop circles? It is indeed a huge mystery.

[@charlespark7338]

Young farmers is my guess

[@rosa2266]

Great countryside and beautiful old shepherd's hut. Take care Sandy.

[@dippyfish]

Good effort mate. Well done.👍

[@daveunsworth9931]

Hope you get well soon thanks for the video of lovely england.

[@tracymcgregor459]

Lovely video Sandy, thanks for sharing. Something to cheer me up in these crazy times. Look after yourself and get 100% fit soon.😊

[@hArtyTruffle]

That’s an awesome seat. 65 is too young to die.

[@user-qb7nm1ur7s]

Thank you Sandy. Maybe riots elsewhere but countryside still here to enjoy. cheers. Pax Vobiscum

[@TheAncientBiker]

Nice one I enjoyed that, hope full recovery soon with you.

[@BrianthatiscalledBrian]

Thanks, Sandy. I hope you're doing well. I've had the same thing. Still coughing up a lung. I've been on my bike a lot too. Not as far as you, but as far as my backside will allow. 👍🙂🚴‍♀️

[@WiltshireMan]

Thanks Brian, anything you can do to get some exercise will be helpful and better than sitting down doing nothing, here I'm still not right, been over two weeks now.

[@JGR100]

I find these crop circles fascinating Sandy. Wiltshire has its fair share of these. Glad you’re better now.

[@shaunwilliamson9193]

I was right 🎉 isn't it strange they used to be in the news all the time not anymore 😅 the UFO must be using 😂clocking tech

[@barryconway]

Aha - the crop’s? That’ll be one of those alien visitations then 😂

[@rickh.9543]

Easy Sandy, my guess is…Crop circle. 😀

[@phillippayne8170]

Glad your on the mend mate 👍🇦🇺

[@FlyingHaggisFilms]

A beutifully edited film Sandy, must enclude more ground shots myself for they add a nice earthy contact. Such lovely land reminding me of my own east Lothian. 👍 Don't worry about being a member of the vicars lost flock, you are always close to the kingdom by your holy honesty alone. A true man of God's land, better than I have managed to be. Chaplain Harry

[@gavgreen10]

Hi Sandy, glad you are feeling better. Fortunately I saw the circle when I rode over a few weeks ago & there are a couple of wartime graves in St Katharine's church very close to where you were standing. Polish soldiers I believe, easy to find, they are next to each other & one has a army issue tin hat which is rusting with a hole in it on the grave. St Katharine's was also damaged during a wartime explosion in the Savernake. Might be an idea for a future ride. All the best, Gavin 👍

[@no_excuses]

A CROP CIRCLE, Iucky guess I hope you're feeling better🙏

[@WiltshireMan]

that'll do Kerri :)

[@johnpawson7400]

Another cracking video, I had forgotten about crop circles, brilliant.

[@stuartmckinnon5795]

Good video Sandy👍🍺🚴

[@Andyb2379]

I had a feeling it would be this. Well done for trying to show us. I’m sorry you’ve not been to well. Have you got this blasted 100 day cough? I was in bed for 5 days with tonsillitis. Knocked the stuffing out of me, not been that rough for a long time. Glad you’re on the mend & up & about now. Cheers 🍻

[@WiltshireMan]

I always end up with a nasty cough Andy but this time it was slightly worse than before, I must be getting older!

[@ianwhunter1]

5:05 I suspect a crop circle Sandy.

[@wandering_not_lost]

Sorry to hear that you've been unwell, take care of yourself and get properly well before you do anything too strenuous.

[@BionicRasta]

That bench is what Rickvanman calls the 'Hobbit' seat

[@davebarney3369]

World War 3 and Civil War ever closer…thank goodness something nice and pleasant to watch. Thank you.

[@stevetaylor8698]

Nah

[@hArtyTruffle]

@@stevetaylor8698hard to believe, I understand, but yeah, he’s right. WW3 is happening now.

[@stevetaylor8698]

@@hArtyTruffle ? Hadn't noticed, it's all kicked off has it? Better bulk buy some toilet rolls and pasta then. Just remind me, with whom are we at war?

[@davebarney3369]

My point is, with all the doom and gloom it is a pleasant change to watch something nice. Thanks, WM.

[@hArtyTruffle]

@@stevetaylor8698 It’s not like other world wars Steve. It’s a war on the citizens of the world by the global elite…

[@martinkavanagh196]

Dear Old Dennis The river-keeper - like some many in Dear Old England - passed away before he could draw his pension .. perhaps being sick from eating too many biscuits & Bakewell tarts

[@Manifestings]

Lovely to see you back out Sandy. We're from the same bygone era. What a gift growing up without computers and mobile phones and pedalling our own bicycles and playing outside until Mum called us in for school the next day. It's always a great pleasure to watch you enjoying our beautiful England. I really feel blessed you enjoy the countryside and share it with us all. Get well soon. Best wishes. PJ xxx

[@patrickshaw7983]

Sorry to hear you have been unwell. We are living in sad times at the moment, whilst I cannot condone acts of violence and vandalism I can understand why people are angry. Enough! enjoy the beauties of England (and Wales) while you can.