Road Trip To Cromford Mill | VanLife UK
We take a Trip to Cromford Mill in Derbyshire with the campervan
Cromford Mill website
cromfordmills.org.uk
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Cromford and Masson Mills, Derbyshire.
masson mill guided tour
a few video clips from a guided tour of the history of masson mill , between cromford and matlock
Cromford Mills - Spend a Penny: Donate a Pound
Spend a Penny: Donate a Pound!
Thanks to the Blend Youth Project for making this video
We want to upgrade the Mill Yard facilities to provide new disabled wc’s, baby change for mums AND dads, as well as showers to encourage our staff, tenants and visitors to cycle to the site rather than clogging up the roads with cars.
We can access £20,000 of funding but only if we can match it 2:1 and raise £40,000 ourselves.
The entire project has to be completed by the end of September or the funding offer will be lost so:
Our Challenge is to raise £40,000 in just 30 days!
Please donate through CromfordMills.org.uk
Birtenshaw School Soft Play (captioned)
Birtenshaw School in Bolton is a non-maintained special school for children 5-19. In this video you can see the soft play facility in action.
Masson Mills 21.06.05
Sir Richard Arkwright's Masson Mill is a water-powered cotton spinning mill situated on the west bank of the River Derwent in Matlock Bath, Derbyshire in England. This mill was built in 1783. It forms part of the Derwent Valley Mills, a World Heritage Site. Nearby is Willersley Castle, the house Richard Arkwright built for himself within the parish of Matlock.
Britain Leads The Way
History Project on Industrial Revolution:
Script:
Grandma Leads the Way for The Industrial Revolution in Britain
By: Caisa Baumann, Sarah Diamond, Allie Hoffman, Marissa Pomerantz, and Marrissa Cochenic
Grandma: and thats how I found me shoes.
Children: Tell us another story, Grandma!
Grandma: All right. Do you all know why the industrial revolution began?
Children: No, Grandma! Why!
Grandma: There are many reasons, I remember when I was a young girl growing up in Britain.
Flash Back
Resources: Grandma, youre late!
Grandma: Sorry, Sir.
Resources: As I was saying, Britain is a small nation with many natural resources, such as coal and iron.
Grandma: Oooooh
Resources: We need many workers to mine the coal- like your dad, Grandma! This revolution of ours is freeing our people from labor, and is leading to a greater population. Maybe your dad can stop working so hard, Grandma!
Grandma: What?
Later
Tech: Come on in class
Grandma: Ello, professor.
Tech: Class, we are entering a new age in technology. We have tons of skilled merchants who are ready to meet the growing demand for new practical inventions. Technology is an important part of this revolution, but it not the cause of it, it only paved the way for it to exist.
Later
Eco: So, trade has been growing. Does anybody know what capital is?
Grandma: Washington D.C.?
Eco: Were not in America here, thats not the kind of capital were talking about. Capital is wealth to invest in enterprises such as shipping, mines, railroads, and factories. Right now the population explosion has boosted the demand for goods. Now scat- Im going to get myself a hot dog.
Later
Political: Gday class
Grandma: Gmorning
Political: Right now, our country has a stable and well-balanced government, and our navy is the strongest of all the 7 seas, what what?
Grandma: Oh my lord!
Political: Speaking of the lord- thanks for bringing that up Grandma- religious attitudes play a huge role in our society today! The religious groups of entrepreneurs encourage hard work.
Flash Back Ends
Grandma: Yes, those were the days- it was the age of new technology and I was glad to be a part of it.
Children: Grandma I like your shirt!
Grandma: Funny you mention that, small child, I remember making this with me mum.
Flash Back
Mum: Come now! Dont drop the cotton- its just imported from India. They take us to the guillotine for sure if you do!
Grandma: What?
Mum: Oh my bad, that was chapter 19.
Grandma: What?
Later
Mum: Lets spin this into thread, Grandma!
Grandma: Make it purple.
Mum: What?
Flash Back Ends
Grandma: All four of my friends and I had a whole sewing clique- called the Spinning Jennies! Oh look- here they are now!
James Watt: Hi, my name is James Watt and I made crucial improvements on the steam engine.
Richard: Hi, Im Richard Arkwright, and I invented the water frame, which uses waterpower to speed up threading.
John: Hi, Im John Kay, and I created the flying shuttle, which made weaving faster.
James Hargreavis: Hi, Im James Hargreavis, and I produced the Spinning Jenny, which spins many threads at the same time.
All of our new inventions got rid of the putting-out system and made the industrial revolution happen.
James Watt: Spinners and weavers left their spindles behind and came to work in factories
*Factories- places that brought together workers and machines to produce large quantities of goods.
Richard: Capitalists started investing in turnpikes-
*Turnpikes- privately built roads, which charged a fee to travelers who used them
John: Engineers also built stronger bridges and upgraded harbors to help the expanding overseas trade.
Later
Grandma: This is the future, and the Industrial revolution affected not only how goods were made, but also how people lived. The industrial revolution brought a tidal wave of economic and social changes that swept the industrialization nations of the world.
*Extra Info: On Land, On Sea
The Steam Locomotive
a.George Stephenson
b.Pulls carriages along iron rails
c.Did not need to follow the coarse of a river, so it could go places a river could not.
Steamboat
a.Robert Fulton
b.Clermont
c.Record breaking speed, over 5 miles per hour.
d.10-20 X more cargo or older wooden ships.
Masson Mill Derbyshire
Visit to see what we get up to with our MGs.
Old mill in Derbyshire with achomlin
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Quarry Bank Mill Aug 2011
Visit to Quarry Bank Mill in Styal, Cheshire, showing machines in action. This mill, built in 1784, was the largest of its kind in the UK - part of the Industrial Revolution. More detail here:
Chatsworth kids play area - April 2012
Chatsworth play area in 2012. Just after easter.
January Ride - B5056 - Derbyshire by Motorcycle
Motorcycle ride on B5056 between Grange Mill and Nether Haddon.
Magna Science Adventure Center, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, UK
Exploring this disused Steel Mill which is now a Science center divided into areas. Those areas are Air Pavilion, Earth Pavilion, Fire Pavilion and Water Pavilion. There is also an outdoor park and water play area and inside what was the main steel works there is the Big Melt.
National Trust Longshaw Documentary
A documentary about the National Trust Longshaw Estate in the Peak District, near Grindleford, Derbyshire, S11 7TZ by Sebastian Narbutas.
Tour of Britain 2015 - Belper
View from my office
Ladybird Shopping Village - Matlock Bath
Today i went to Ladybird Shopping Village - Matlock Bath and practicing some videography on my new Zhiyun Crane 2
Droylsden FC vs Mossley AFC Highlights (2-1) 26/08/19 Northern Premier League North West
Highlights of Droylsden's 2-1 win against Mossley AFC.
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Ilkeston Performance Trailer - Past Lives Project - 23rd July 2016
Cine Film kindly donated to the Past Lives Project
pastlivesproject.com
Past Lives Project is an Arts Council England and Heritage Lottery Funded Project working in 8 areas across the Midlands. In each region we work with the community through open days, home visits, workshops and events with societies, schools and FE Colleges.
In each region we call out for amateur home cine film that illustrates daily life, local street scenes, people at work and families at play.
Past Lives Project digitises these home movies which are then edited into a new film which is screened along with a live music performance.
The performance day includes spoken memories and photos tha have been gathered whilst working with the community; this forms part of an ongoing archive that is available online.
Through our Past Lives Project, Freefall Arts aim to raise awareness about how valuable these films are in the context of social history and to preserve them for future generations.
Copyright Freefall Arts 2016
Indoor Childrens' Play Area at Play2Day Wizbech
Our Indoor Children's Play Center is designed for children from birth up to and including 11 years old.
It comprises lots of play features to ensure hours of wonderful fun and exciting challenges for your children.
It also provides all the facilities needed to ensure children and their families enjoy a fabulous visit, including