Steve`s monumental adventure
Steve`s monumental adventure
Welcome to Steve`s Monumental Adventures
This channel is for people who love looking at amazing things such as buildings, Infrastructure, Bridges, Ancient locations, Structures, Iconic locations, and Scenic locations. Dams, Rivers etc..
Steve set off in his trusty camper van in 2022 to discover these amazing locations and with the help of drone footage and easy-to-understand information you will get up close and personal with many of these amazing UK locations.
Series one is now available featuring 13 individual locations.
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Really informative narration-- AA++
Steve- Excellent video!!!!
Thank You AGAIN both of you- for te effort made to produce this Vid!!!!
Super vid- well worth the anticipation mate!!!!!!
A video of monumental imagination, beauty & quaintness! great work Steve..keep these vids coming!!!
Excellent video Steve!! Plz keep em coming 🙂
....& Brendan......well...lets just say......his vids are as brilliant as yours both..you make an excellent trilogy!!!
p.s. Ive asked Mattie-- to plz upload a new vid-- I miss his vids!!! Can you plz nudge him into submission,,lol
Brilliant video Steve! Plz keep em coming ;-)
Not sure how easily it is to access these days, but there's a workers walkway underneath the bridge that goes the entire length of viaduct. We used to dick around on there when we were kids and I'd invariably shit my kecks.
to be fair-- all retailers prohibit filming.. due to ptice sensitivities...look at aldi..lidl leaflets..some items have no price on them,,,bcus they wait until their compeptitor prices theirs,& then they will reduce their price to b the cheaper....its called Live Price Scanning... \This is why they prohibit filming,,,they are scared stiff of competition knowing each live price change!!!
Leave a comment........Steve.... plz do more videos...solo.....Brendan is Ace....-but you are both not into the exact same interests.....so you go & do your thing.....it will I`m sure be excellent!
Richard, Most of my video`s are Solo, Different you tubers bring different things to the table, I get your intense love for Brendan.. It`s nice, Maybe i can get a autograph for you :) No promises!
excellent guys!!!!
excellent Steve--def liked & subscribed
Ahh wish I had known you was in my area, I would of loved to come and said hello to the both of you :) All the best from Deb and Dave.
Watching from the U.S and enjoying your adventure! I had to look up the Peak District on Google Maps to figure out where you are!
The sad thing is that the 1792 Aqueduct, has been damaged. When cable TV came along the contractors thought it was just a bridge. When they laid their cables they damaged the clay membrane that kept the water in the canal. This now means the whole bridge is being damaged by the ingress of water causing the stonework to crumble.
Great vid Steve. Hope you’re doing ok. 😊
I am! How are you? Enjoying the videos I hope 😃
"Old Key Canal " ( key cut ) bridges known locally as "The 12 Arches" 👍👍
Thank you for that information that was really useful and thank you for watching the video.
Just to correct one or two inaccuracies. Riding through Ouzel Valley Park you are riding along the Ouzel, not the Ouse (which flows along the city's northern boundary.) Also you rode through Woughton on the Green...that is "Woofton", not Roar-ton"
There is always on like you! Always, I am not from the area so I really wouldn't know how to pronounce the names, Come to my home town to Telford and see how you get on. Thank you anyway.
6:29 your "railway bridge" is the top of the sluice gate mechanism. Zero to do with railways or bridges. There was never a plaque to say "what was What". You are stood in front of the double sluice gates which are raised or lowered to regulate the flow of the Ship Canal. When it floods, go back to that spot and look down towards the viaduct. The water will be boiling out of the sluice gates to stop the higher level from flooding. They used to let foot passengers stay on the bridge while it swung. We used to tie a rope swing from the highest beam at 12:29......near the very top. Nobody cared. They were the days!
You say that's why I make these videos so guys like you can put me right on things I wonder about thank you for your comment really useful and thank you for watching the video
@@stevesmonumentaladventure No problem. Sorry if I came across like I didn't enjoy your work..... . Great video about my favourite places in the world! I want my ashes scattered from the long pier towards the sea...best wishes and take care. Bonus fact: the whole canal mechanical systems like lock gates, swing bridges etc worked on a water pressure system, fed by accumulator towers using water from the canal to power everything...the towers in Warrington are all gone now. I think the one at Barton is still there?
I’ll have to check this out
I appreciate you taking the time to check it out, it means a lot!
Great vids Steve. Just looking at these older ones. Can’t comment on the Malvern Hills one, but the drone work really shows them off. epic! X
That was some of the first videos I made for monumental I can remember filming this series in the blistering hot summer, thanks for giving it a watch
Apologies for not commenting sooner Steve but my wife and I do enjoy watching your blogs from Ireland, keep up the good work 👍🏼
I truly appreciate your kind words and support. It motivates me to keep creating content that you enjoy.
Very negative energy in the pedestrian subway. A very interesting video.
You're completely right it looks horrible it felt horrible, but in true monumental style I'll bring you a subway you never quite know what I'm gonna do a video about next. Thank you for watching
Fantastic scenery😎
Absolutely stunning more coming from this neck of the woods soon thank you for watching
Stopped there ourselves mate , great video
It really is a nice little park up isn't it, I think it makes everything so accessible in that particular part of North Wales, thanks for watching I do appreciate it
Hey Steve I live near Llangollen and work there It's amazing town lots to do and see Awesome video
Living and working in Llangollen must feel like being on a perpetual vacation with all the sights and activities around!
Really enjoyed the drive Steve thanks please keep doing them Ivan 😊
Hey Ivan I've seen your comment on a few videos I just wanted to reach out to you and say thank you for watching I do appreciate it and I welcome you comments on anything you wish I just wanted to reach out to you and say thank you for watching I do appreciate it.
Great vid as always. Blue John cavern, we’re not doing any of that shit…. Haha, that made me laugh Steve. Not everyone is in a position do a vlog on that unwieldy and wet road. Good job you have appropriate foootwear. 😉
You know I don't like all of the touristy stuff none of that s***
Saint David is the patron saint of Wales.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_David
Thank you for watching Ruth, it's very much appreciated
Nice drone footage!
Glad you liked it
A very interesting video Steve please keep doing them best wishes Ivan from Ipswich 😊
Hi Ivan thank you for watching the videos which appreciated one of these days I'll give you a shout out in one of them!
I like your choices of background music !
Did you know that some of the music created in some of my videos is actually created by me I actually write and reduce my own music.
@@stevesmonumentaladventure Wow!
you could heard the cars and trunks skidding and you could heard the crashing in the FOG = Foot Off Gas ...
I remember it .. funny how things have changed since then.
@12:07 you standing very near to were the Orignal Latchford Railway Station was / it was called for a short while Latchford & Grappenhall Railway Station ...
Hey thanks for that additional information. Makes a difference when you're trying to put a picture together
Ships were built at Bank Quay
@6:07 i see you gave on the walk all the mersey and went the other way to the bridge
Not many people picked up on that it was filmed from two different locations but I wanted to show the two ways to get to the bridge but thank you very much for watching it is appreciated
@5:52 this was built to take the line over the Manchester Ship Canal
@4:43 the nearers Bridge is were the orignal Line cross the Mersey its called 12 Arches
@3:40 thats were old The Mersey ran before they changed the course of the River
the canal of some kind is whats left of the Runcorn / Latchford Canal built in 1804 ...
Brilliant video thanks
Loved that music towards the end!
Is the way to see it! Looks positively rural from the cycle path perspective.
Fab vid steve! All the places we know…. Is the water safe to drink?! 😮😮 X
Another great video showing the aqueduct from different angles well done Steve best wishes from lvan 😊
What a nice place i would love to ride along those cycle paths
Hi Steve nice video just started watching yours and Brendan's videos I think they are great mate I now have a car camper 😂😂😂😂 keep up the good work 👍
Hey Rob thanks for the kind comments really appreciate you watching the videos.
Keep up the good work Steve 👍