Quad Biking - Wild Park Derbyshire - 16-06-13
Quad Biking - Wild Park Derbyshire - 16-06-13
Wild Park Derbyshire - Black Hawk Down
Paintball games ideal for stag & hen parties.
Wild Park Derbyshire Stapleford Nottinghamshire
Wild Park Derbyshire is one of the most popular attractions in Stapleford Nottinghamshire. We can help you find the right place for yourself and your family. Simply visit our website and we will do all we can to help find you your dream home.
The fire pit at Wild Warrior the obstacle race at Brailsford, Derbyshire
The fire pit at Wild Warrior the obstacle race at Brailsford, Derbyshire
Ashbourne - Peak District Villages
Peak District Villages - Ashbourne The pleasant market town of Ashbourne is known as the Gateway to Dovedale, one of Derbyshire's most picturesque and beautiful dales - and perhaps its most visited! The town is also generally regarded as the southern entrance to the beautiful and varied landscape of Derbyshire's White Peak area and lies about ten miles to the south of the Peak District National Park.
Author James Croston writing in 1868 described Ashbourne as One of the most agreeable country towns in the kingdom, and went on to wax lyrical about the attractions of the place: There is such an air of staid, old fashioned comfort and respectability about it; at the first glance you would imagine it to be an ancient ecclesiastical city, and this idea is strengthened on beholding its magnificent Gothic church which is quite cathedral-like in its proportions. The buildings too have a venerable and stately appearance that well accords with the dignity of such a place and ever and anon as you pass along your eye is caught by some quaintly mullioned window, or old projecting gableý. Today Ashbourne is little changed and remains one of the most agreeable country towns in the kingdom, and it still gives an impression to the visitor of a rather venerable, stately, and very respectable market town with an interesting history and excellent recreational and shopping facilities. For more on this village and many others please visit the new Peak District online site
Peak District Online Recommends
Heights of Abraham
Peak District Camping and Caravanning - Upper Hurst Farm Holiday Park - Hartington
Wild Park Brailsford
Peak District Pods
Laser Tag Game - 2
Fitness day out to laser tag. A brilliant day at Wild Parks Derbyshire running around in the woodland laser tag arenas.
Music by Alistair Carvell -
Buxton - Peak District Villages
Presents the new Buxton video covering the beautiful places to see and visit in this town. The Derbyshire Peak District market town of Buxton has a number of claims to fame; as well as being the Capital of the High Peak, it is also at over 1000ft above sea-level the highest town of its size in England, and has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries, venerated by those who have come for the reputedly magical curative powers of its Spa waters. Buxton History Our Neolithic ancestors had already populated the surrounding hills, leaving the marks of their passing at ancient gathering places like the Bull Ring, and at nearby Arbor Low over three thousand years before the Romans arrived in 70 AD and founded the settlement which they called Aqua Arnemeteia, meaning, The Waters of the Goddess of the Grove.
These sacred waters of the Goddess include the wonderful River Wye, the most delightful of Derbyshire rivers which rises at Axe Edge, and filters down through Featherbed Moss on it's way to collect the Burbage Brook, before running culverted beneath the streets of modern Buxton and cavorting in gurgling leaps and cascades down through Ashwood Dale. Buxton is built on a series of small hills and the grassy slopes in the middle of town lend themselves to relaxation, providing an excellent vantage point from which to view the town, with Serpentine Walks and shaded seating areas along the banks of the Wye through Ashwood Park, to the east of Spring Gardens. The Romans built baths here above the thermal waters of what later became St. Anne's Well, famously visited by medieval pilgrims seeking a cure for their ills, and popularised further in Tudor times by Mary Queen of Scots who took its healing waters as a cure for her rheumatism whilst being held captive at Chatsworth by the Earl of Shrewsbury during the reign of Queen Elizabeth 1st.
The town's growth and prosperity were assured from the eighteenth century by the addition of its remarkable wealth of architecture, courtesy of the Fifth Duke of Devonshire who engaged John Carr to build the magnificent Georgian Crescent, rivalling and imitating the famous Crescent at Bath in Somerset. Carr of York was also responsible for the Devonshire Hospital which was originally designed & constructed as a Riding School for the Duke of Devonshire at the end of the 18th century. It became a hospital in 1859, and it's huge dome, which is the largest unsupported slate dome in the world was added in 1881, the area beneath was used for the exercise of patients in rehabilitation.In recent years the building has become home to the University of Derby.
Buxton was confirmed as a centre of excellence and culture, becoming a retreat and country holiday resort for the gentry during the Victorian era with the advent of public travel and communication. Once again the Duke of Devonshire had a major hand in development and many large hotels were built to cater for the influx of visitors when the railways came to town, and the Pavilion Gardens were laid out and opened in 1871. The twenty three acres of the Pavilion Gardens includes ornamental lakes, putting greens, children's play areas with a paddling pool and miniature railway, whilst the whole is dotted with colourful arbours and flower beds, with shaded walks beneath mature trees, and the gardens are a sheer delight in the summer.
Places we recommend :
Knotlow Farm - Camping And Caravanning Site
The Westminster Hotel
Buxton Opera House
Wild Park Brailsford
Little Rascals Indoor Play Centre
Hargate Hall Self Catering Apartments
Poole's Cavern
Please also see more information on the new site
Peak District Edge Hotel
Wildpark - First Outdoor Airsoft Game - Part One
First video of three, which shows me playing on my first outdoor game. Sorry for the low FPS, I quite brilliantly recorded at 24 frames instead of 60......
For this first game I hadn't touched my hop up which is why I'm lobbing shots.
Inept Krew - Combat Ready Airsoft Wildpark
Sorry for the terrible audio quality it will be sorted in the next video.
Thanks for watching.
5 bed property for sale in West Carr near Epworth - aerial view
A uniquely designed family dwelling sitting on approximately 1/2 acre of land located in West Carr, just south of the village of Sandtoft: Set in a popular semi-rural location known as the Isle of Axholme, North Lincolnshire, the area has some wonderful history and is teaming with wildlife. This beautiful landscape with its historic peat lands, extensive farmland and turbary nature reserves provide some stunning wide open views.
Only upon an internal inspection can this bespoke and vast accommodation, arranged over two floors, be truly appreciated. Thoughtfully designed for modern day family living enjoying three generous reception rooms, a considerable breakfast kitchen and large conservatory. All areas of the property have been finished to a high specification with plaster covings, stripped wood skirtings and door frames throughout. The addition of a downstairs utility / boot room and downstairs wet room make it ideally suited to a rural lifestyle.
You ascend the attractive solid wood staircase with its distinctive stone tiled feature wall and open balustrades to the sizable first floor. Five double bedrooms, including a spacious master bedroom with en-suite, a luxurious family bathroom and a further en-suite to the second bedroom complete the first floor. All bedrooms have large windows to make the most of the beautiful rural views to all sides of the property.
This property was built around 10 years ago and benefits from LPG heating and is insulated to modern standards.
This property has an historical precedent of the grounds being used for business purposes. This opens up the potential to make good of a large sections of the grounds for future business development (subject to planning). Several large usable outbuildings on site, with both power and water nearby, add extra value and potential for a small to medium sized business.
Oak-K Farm ( The Wedding Place )
Great place near Disney for your wedding/reception. Everthing in one place, ceremony, reception, horse & carriage , honeymoon suite, catering, and lots of help to having the wedding of your dreams.
Bakewell Trout
footage of trout in the river Wye in Bakewell Derbyshire
Quadbiking @wild park leisure
Quadbiking @ wild Park Leisure near the Peak District
wildparkleisure.com
Bluey Mottershead
Bluey Mottershead DFC, of Brailsford, Derbyshire, who is the president of the 158 Squadron (RAF Bomber Command) Association, together with retired Swedish Squadron Leader, Rolph Wegmann, also from the Derbyshire area, travelled to Bridlington to present the centre manager Stef Donkin with framed aircraft prints which are to be hung in the centre.
To read more visit: bridlingtonfreepress.co.uk
WildRose Horse Farm
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Fly-Fishing for Pike - Foremark Reservoir, Derbyshire
Fly-Fishing for Pike - Foremark Reservoir, Derbyshire, Monday 4th September, 5pm to 7pm.
Fishing the shallows in Flamingo Bay
Footage of a crash near Brailsford
Video by; Ashbourne News Telegraph, Derbyshire, submitted by the driver of one of the cars involved
Ammo put to bed at combat ready wild park
Ammo and Environment guarantees
The Peak District - Cromford and the Arkwright Mills
As part of my mini series of videos exploring the Peak District, Kevin Hall and I have come to Cromford in Derbyshire. We are joined by Sue Blount who wishes to take us to Sir Richard Arkwaright's famous mills and the original workers cottages in North Street where weavers lived and had looms in the attics.
Cromford is one of the significant sites in the development of the Industrial Revolution. Richard Arkwright built his cotton mill to make use of the water frame. Some cottages and farm buildings pre-date Arkwright's time, but a large part of the village was built to house the mill workers. They were provided with shops, pubs, chapels and a school.
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10th April 2016 - Combat Ready Airsoft, Derby.
Airsoft level clearance at Combat Ready Airsoft in Derby, England.
Primary is modified TM870 Breacher, secondary is WE G18c. Film shot using SJ4000, modded to film in IR.