Americans Explore Yorkshire Dales - Beautiful Burnsall #england

In this video we take you with us on the beginning of our Yorkshire Road Trip! On this day we entered the Yorkshire Dales and stopped in Burnsall… one of the most beautiful and picturesque villages we have ever seen!
Come along as we drive the roads, wander the park, get the best view from the ridge above the village, explore the parish church, and best of all see everything from an aerial view via Ian’s drone!
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[Amandafusion]

Wow, You really have me missing home and the British countryside right now. The drone shots capture the scenery so beautifully and I loved your narration in this video:) Thank you for showcasing the UK so well. ❤

[bluerocketvideos]

How nice to see our American friends enjoying our country side, you are a breath of fresh air, please come back soon. Steve UK

[MartinCoates-ks]

Wow. You're in my neck of the woods now. If you were here on the August bank holiday then we were probably there at the same time ... we were camping round the corner in Appletreewick (another lovely little dales village you could check out if you haven't already). Your drone footage was absolutely stunning btw!. One little pronunciation tip for you. Burnsall is pronounced (by Yorkshire locals) as if it was spelt Burnsul.

[ians]

I think this is one of the best videos you've done.

[iankelly]

Aye up Dara, Bloody marvellous vlog/views, and bloody marvellous drone footage Ian (good name that!)

[GordonTyrrall]

Very nice video - may is probably one of the best times to go there. I'm from Embsay, near Skipton, and my grandparents from Dent and Buckden, so I've known Burnsall and the Dales all my life - take it for granted of course - so it's lovely to hear it appreciated. When Covid restrictions eased a bit, Burnsall was swamped with visitors! It's pronounced "Burnsl" by the way.

[The_Brit_Girls]

Wonderful views and stunning drone photography. Loved this video!

[alisontaylor]

What a stunning video. Beautifully crafted. Yorkshire is my home and Burnsall is half an hour away and so very familiar. Today I felt I saw it for the first time. Thank you so much, Dara. xx

[bobbyxhilone]

Extremely beautiful, Dara!! Perfect background music too. I was wondering about "All Creatures" locations, so I'm glad your next video will show a bit of that too. 🐮🐱🐶🐴🥰

[The_Brit_Girls]

I really must take Roger to Yorkshire. Your video has reminded me just how beautiful it is ❤

[robertwatford]

That was quite lovely :-) Seeing it through your eyes helps to point out the scale and beauty of the area - and your filming is coming on nicely...

[WITYTRAVELS]

Incredible drone work! So much green!!

[bill-wdzs]

Beautiful scenery, love how the motorway traffic thins out so quickly.

[IamaDutch-Kiwi]

Oh the Yorkshire Dales - so gorgeous. Loved the drive and the villages. Most enjoyable and I'm am a tad jealous - no envious. Haha, which ever is less bad🫠! The Yorkshire Dales has been on my list for years and years. Thanks for sharing this part with me. Hve a great weekend. ❤🇳🇱🙋‍♀🥝

[revbenf]

Another great video with superb drone footage! I did a lovely hike yesterday with my son in Ingleborough in the dales, such gentle and charming English scenery and we lucked out with a beautiful sunny day, just can't beat it!! Sadly no cheese was sampled haha.

[anthonydarby]

Looking forward to it, as always Dara and Ian many thanks, take care, Tony here in the UK 🇬🇧 ❤

[davidcyndicook]

As an American expat, I agree as I actually 'live' in the Yorkshire Dales due to James Herriot. And we live about 10 miles from Harrogate in a small village called Glasshouses. I am so at home here.

[PostcardAndAPint]

That was a lovely road trip and the weather even played ball! The shots of the church from a top the hill were stunning as was the drone work there. Excellent. We're gutted you didn't get to visit the Wensleydale creamery! That's worth another visit to the dales surely! Cheers 🍻

[johnadey]

What can one say, wonderful as always!

[barrysteven]

I love the fact that the 'renovations' of St Wilfrid's church were done in the 11 and then the 15 hundreds. Even as a Brit that brings it home to me how 'old' our country is.