Radwell Lake

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Radwell Lane, Radwell, England

Radwell is a hamlet in the Hundred of Willey in North Bedfordshire, England, on the River Great Ouse, about 7 miles north west of Bedford. Administratively, it is often included with the neighbouring village of Felmersham, and the Civil Parish is sometimes known as Felmersham with Radwell. According to the 2011 Census the civil parish mentioned had been renamed Felmersham and the population of Radwell was included there. The hamlet has no church, but is part of the parish of St. Mary's, Felmersham. A chapel dedicated to St James was first recorded in 1204, but had fallen out of use by the 17th century. A Methodist chapel in Moor End Road, built in 1807, has been converted to a residence. A public house, the Swan Inn, was first recorded as an ale house in 1728, but it has recently closed due to economic problems. To the south, there is a stone bridge across the river. Built in 1766 by Thomas Morris, it originally cost £292-10s-0d. As it was not maintained by the county, by 1775 it was ruinous and in great decay, but was taken over by the county in 1805. The bridge was Grade II listed by English Heritage in August 1987. The road leading into Radwell from the south is Radwell Road and frequently floods after heavy rain. Between the two world wars, there was a privately run miniature railway, the Radwell Manor Railway, to the north of the settlement, which was occasionally open to the public. It was dismantled around 1940. At the end of Moor End Road is a riding stable, and further on are Radwell lakes, a popular fishing spot with many swans.
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Radwell Lake Videos

Barbel Fishing With Carp Gear

Alan Blair visits his good friend and top angler, Des Taylor who guides him on the River Severn. Both Des and Alan have a great day out using similar tackle and tactics to their usual carp fishing approach, instead with a few tweaks to catch barbel, which are a great target for those carp anglers wanting to try something a little different.
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Midland Mainline Near Radwell 04.11.2011 Part 2/2

Part 2/2. The Midland Mainline at Radwell on the afternoon of the 4th November 2011. Traction seen in this video includes Class 43 HST's, Class 222 'Meridians', Class 66's, a Class 67 and Class 82 DVT, in the liveries of East Midlands Trains, Freightliner and EWS (now DB Schenker).

In order of appearance; DB Schenker Class 66, No. 66198 is seen heading north on a Lafarge Aggregates working, Freightliner Class 66, No. 66596 on empty JPA Tanks heading north, DB Schenker (EWS Executive liveried) Class 67, No. 67029 'Royal Diamond' and Class 82 DVT No. 82146 top n' tailing the 3J93 West Hampstead - Toton TMD RHTT north on the slow lines with water jets working and lastly to be seen, Freightliner Class 66, No. 66618 'Railways Illustrated Annual Photographic Awards' is then seen on a Bardon Aggregates working stopping at the signal and then restarting (due to the RHTT on the slow lines).

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Midland Mainline, Radwell Viaduct 17.12.2014

Radwell Viaduct on the Midland Mainline, the aim was to film a test train working. Filmed on the 17th December 2014.

Class 222's, a Class 43 HST, a Class 66, a Class 37 and a Class 73 feature from operating company's East Midlands Trains, Freightliner, DRS and GBRf.

In order of appearance; Freightliner Class 66, No. 66555 heads north working the 6M91 Theale - Hope cement, and DRS Class 37, No. 37423 'Spirit of the Lakes' (leading) top n' tail with GBRf (in BR Blue livery) Class 73, No. 73119 'Borough of Eastleigh' head south with the 1Q20 Old Dalby - Woking test train working.

153368 passes Dawlish with 2P93 to Plymouth

UFO Jan.29 2014 - 7:40am

ufo file:plane infront 009-
- Oshawa Ont. looking South-East
-tripoded 70-700 telescope with PL26mm lens
recorded with Nikon E4300-no-tripod

River Fishing - BIG FISH on the SURFACE!

River fishing at one of my favourite fishing locations. We fish for carp chub and barbel on a big river. If you are reading this description, comment below, I promise we will reply. ;) Visit Woody's Angling Centre for River Wye fishing tickets! Follow Stu -
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Our channel, Carl and Alex Fishing was launched in 2013. Our aim was to inspire people to go fishing, because at the time we did not have many friends who fished. Over the years we have filmed carp fishing, coarse fishing, fly fishing, bass fishing and even a bit of saltwater angling.

Kayak: Great Ouse River at Milton Ernest

My Dad and I took the FeelFree Nomad & Old Town Camden 120 out for a paddle on the River Great Ouse, from Milton Ernest to Sharnbrook, and back.

25/02/2012

Music by:

Orlando Gibbons - Fantasia
John Wilbye - Fly not so fast my dear
John Wilbye - Alas what hope of speeding
Thomas Morley - Besides a fountain
Thomas Morley - Springtime manleth every bough
John Dowland - Clear or cloudy

Pinchmill Island Swans

A few swans around the Pichmill Islands Nature Reserve in Sharnbrook.

The Great Ouse flooding in Bedford, UK.

The Great Ouse Flooding. The water flowed from the upper river through the lake on the right into into the lower river on the left. When I was a very young child this was a playground for me and I often go back just to sit there and ponder on the ebb and flow of life.

Ouse is an Old English word for river. Thus the Great Ouse River should read the Great River River. Thanks you QI for that little nugget of information.

BARGE ON THE RIVER OUSE - 5th June 2009

BARGE ON THE RIVER OUSE

Liz Shewan - Work in Progress in her Art Studio | Landscape Lyme Regis Golden Cap

This is me painting the beginnings of a landscape overlooking Lyme Regis with the Golden Cap in the distance ... it's not finished yet!

I didn't have time to do any music this time, it takes so long and I don't have enough time to do it all at the moment ... so this time I have added a recording of a rather insistant, I must admit, bird in the background ... but listen out for the woodpecker! He's in there and it was him just the other day ... love him.

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Bowmans Mill, Bedfordshire

This is an ongoing development loan.

First Stage:
I approached Wellesley Finance for a £1.7m development loan over a period of 12 months to purchase and convert a derelict watermill built in 1847. The deal that was struck saw the loan secured upon the watermill at an average loan to value rate of 55% with an exit strategy of sale of the site on completion.

Why I picked Wellesley:
Wellesley was recommended to me by an associate from up North, he suggested I contact the company due to their straightforward nature to gain finance. Previous to gaining funding via Wellesley, I had struggled to secure a financer and had one previously pull out on the two year struggle. So far, I have found Wellesley’s attitude towards Bowmans Mill and my vision hugely positive, their ‘can do’ approach is refreshing and I am looking forward to working with them throughout this development.

Wellesley goes to visit:
This was Wellesley’s second visit to Bowmans Mill after our preliminary visit to assess the site to see if we could assist Steve. The site is impressive and we were excited to be shown around and to hear Steve’s plans of how he is going to breathe fresh life into the mill whilst maintaining its traditional milling roots. Steve’s project is planned for completion in the autumn of 2015. We are going to be visiting Bowmans Mill half way through the development and at the finish and will be documenting the journey throughout.
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Mill farm bridge water may 6 2018 camping with my kids

Felmersham - A 7.5 Mile Hike.

I hiked from Felmersham, meandering through the countryside on public right of way footpaths, passing the villages of Odell, Pavenham and Radwell along the way. Felmersham is in Bedfordshire. Parts of the walk include the banks of the River Great Ouse. A favourite of mine to paddle in my canoe.

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Boy takes a swim

Boy taking a swim in the River Great Ouse nr Radwell

York Flooding, April 2012

Despite a drought warning being in force, the River Ouse in York burst its banks for the second time in 7 days after torrential rain.

Foggy Golf Course Oil Painting Time Lapse

This video is a time lapse of my painting process to create a foggy landscape scene of the 18th hole at the East Course at Winged Foot Golf Club in New York. (I accidentally said the West Course in this video!) The painting was created using oil paint on 12x16 canvas.

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Garden City Greenway - Full circuit July 2015

An update in July 2015 cycling around the Letchworth Garden City Greenway from Stotfold to Radwell, Norton, Baldock, Jackmans, Willian, Wymondley Wood, Purwell on the edge of Hitchin, Letchworth Golf Course area, Harkness Roses, Highfield, Fearnhill, Wilbury Hills (passed The Gardeners Arms at 30:45, now infamous in the Simon Pegg movie The Worlds End) and touching the edges of Standalone farm and the Grange Estate.

It is noticeable that many of the pathways have been re-laid or upgraded since my last outing. It is still a wonderful diverse ride all the way round with greats views, solitude, and interesting areas of beauty.

Much of the eastern route running alongside the A1 is on National Cycle Route 12 and some of the Great North Way -

Covering town, residential, industrial, rolling Hertfordshire hills and areas of outstanding natural beauty including some great views, local attractions, some roads and many remote dedicated recreational country paths around Letchworth, Baldock, Willian and the edge of Hitchin in North Hertfordshire - England, UK.

There are 60 numbered way point markers on the route marked on the Greenway website's map: - some markers are more battered and weathered than others but they are slowly being replaced and are marked on the video to show where you are on the route.

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This film is speeded up by 225% - It takes roughly 1.5 - 2 hours on a clear day with no wind and has a number of semi-challenging hill climbs and descents. Just over 13 miles all the way round.

Green Lane Bedfordshire.

Hangmans Lane, North to South on Quadzilla X8

PESIT Library maintenance robot

Successful trial run of the Library Robot at PESIT central library