Very nice professional looking video. As an Irish 'navvy' myself living in Chapel le Dale, beside the Church in the early 1980s, it was gratifying to see that the local Church Community had erected a memorial plaque to the Ribblehead navvies, mostly Irish immigrants, interred without headstones in the plot of ground opposite the Church. The exact number interred in the graveyard is unknown, but local historian / neighbour Margaret Bargh believed it to be most of the hundred who died from various causes at the Ribblehead site and encampment. I worked at the Ingleton granite quarry, employed as a blast hole driller, dumper truck driver and crusher operator. This is not the large ICI quarry, but a smaller one about half a mile up the road. We crushed railway ballast. Supposedly some of the hardest granite in Britain. It certainly took a few truckloads of ammospex to blow the 90 foot face.

Love watching the viaduct on Railcam and love that song!

A friend took me there in 2013. You don't really get the feel of the place until you're standing beside it. He took a picture of me by it, and I was just a little dot at the bottom of the arch. I can't even imagine the effort it took to make it back then.

Ótima filmagem....

Mike Donald visited our school in Settle for the railway centenary (in the late '70s) and a group of us learned that song. Recognised it instantly.

What fantastic technology we have today. Could not imagine a view like this 10 years ago. Love the music. Good Aussie country & western. Great video.

This is brilliant!

I am currently putting a book together which contains a chapter on these hard working men, they were true legends, great video thanks

DAM good video you have made with the drone..thank you for share..

Soooo cool! In some parts it looks like a footage from Harry Potter movie ;)

Nice cuts, good work with the drone footage! A sub from me, looking forward to seeing more. Thanks for posting.

Great quality. Bright.

best video ive seen upto yet of this, well done fantastic footage

Great video, awesome!

Dare I suggest - Probably the Most Famous seventy two miles or railway line in the world??

I didn’t know it was single track over the viaduct. It is an absolute spectacular structure. Seen it many times and been blown away by it each time I’ve visited. There’s a calming atmosphere there. Anyone who hasn’t visited should do. There’s a train station (called Ribblehead just immediately south of the viaduct and on the road between Ingleton and Hawes at the station road end is a pub. So what’s stopping you?

Very nice.

Very nice. Got my own video flying here.

First class Stuart. REALLY stable platform. (No pun intended) Glad you didn't go for the full 'amateur director's shot' by flying your gizmo through the smoke and steam, that could well have beggarded up your investment! Did you know that when Jan was investigating her family history, she discovered that one of her line (still no pun intended) had had been involved in the building of the Settle Carlisle? She put together quite a lurid history. Next time we meet, she can tell you what she discovered. As for Mike Donald, I hadn't heard the name, but really sounds interesting. I see he recorded a vinyl with Bob Siddall called 'A bug's eye view' which now seems to be almost impossible to find. Best wishes to you all.

Could I use some of this footage for a charity fundraising video, kitestu?

hi this is a fantastic video, may i use some of the footage for a video im putting together? thanks

Brilliant video, saw the viaduct from the raod earlier this year, but plan to cycle under it later this year, BTW wha tis the name of the accompanying tune please?

Great video! Which drone is this? The quality is excellent.

Hey, can I use this video for a school project?

what kit did you use on this video?