Скачать или смотреть Roaming The Cotswolds. Episode One. Testing Things Out On Rodborough Common.

This is my first attempt at making and uploading a YouTube video. Apologies for the wind noise and shaky picture. I'm learning from scratch!!
I realise playing back its shaky and a bit erratic so learnt a lesson already.
Will definitely be investing in some kit to stabilise my videos soon.
I filmed close to where I live on Rodborough Common in rural Gloucestershire.
Rodborough Common is sited south of Stroud and is owned and managed by the National Trust. It is north of Minchinhampton Common. It lies on Jurassic limestone and is on top of the Cotswold scarp. It is bounded on either side by the Nailsworth valley and the Frome valley. It is on a hill (a plateau area), and its margins are dissected by dry valleys. The sides of this plateau are steep.

Rodborough Common, like Minchinhampton Common, is notified for its biological and geological importance. The grassland is unimproved, herb-rich and calcareous. There is an important geological area for fossils for research purposes.