Malham Cove part 2 Trail to the Cove • 1080P

Malham Cove is a spectacular concave limestone cliff formation in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It was formed in prehistoric times by a massive, 270 foot-tall waterfall, although today only a small stream emerges from a slit at the base of the rockface. It is best known today as a location for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, although most of the filming was done on the cracked limestone pavement at the top rather than the base where we are. In this video we follow the Pennine Way trail through gorgeous countryside up to the base of the cliffs, ending on a dry streambed covered in treacherous loose rocks. It required maximum concentration and very careful foot placement not to roll an ankle.

I was sorely disappointed to discover my camera only recorded this in FHD30, despite indicating it was in 4k60 mode. It has done this several times and I've withheld the videos as a result, however Malham and the Cove are so spectacular (and it took me 3 hours driving to get there) that I've decided to publish them anyway. My apologies.

Map: coming soon (maybe)
Time: 2 July 2021 about 1500
Temperature: about +24C

Camera: Apple iPhone 12 Mini
Lens: “wide” setting
Stabilizer: DJI Osmo 3
Microphone: iPhone built-in
Seasonal allergies & heavy breathing: author's own.

00:06 Matham's Ancient Fields
00:32 Gate 2/Do Not Go Near the Cows
01:50 Summit
04:28 360
06:15 Cows
06:45 Gate 3
08:45 Babbling beck
10:25 Thousand year-old bridge
10:53 Spring by the path
12:30 360
13:23 Malham Cove information
13:39 Gate 4
14:45 Path to the top
17:15 Gate 5/bad footing
18:19 View from the base

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