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Scrapyard Challenge - Climb those mountains 

Mark Schofield
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A montage of clips from the last few years - of me running or climbing up different piles of scrap in the yard. I've been playing on, and climbing, big piles of scrap since I was small, for years I scrambled on the mountains in the Lake District but an old ankle injury and subsequent surgery put paid to my serious walking days. Anyway, for a laugh, I decided to film myself running up the big broken cast pile and post it on Instagram, as a wildlife photographer I post a lot on Instagram so it was the obvious place, I'm a Facebook hater so it aint going on there - for my 60th birthday, one thing led to another and one weekend I climbed most of the piles in the yard, I've struggled to find all of the clips amongst hundreds of thousands of files stored on multiple PC's but I found a few. In one of the clips I'm wearing shorts, that was last August for my 63rd birthday, I had to do it three times to get the clip right. I might do it again on my upcoming birthday - maybe, use it or lose it as they say, something I really believe, it just gets a bit harder as the joints start to complain. There's another clip and it's just a closeup of the pile as I scramble up as fast as I can with my phone in one hand and then the view from the top. Not sure what the clip is like as I can't view the edited version on my PC, Windows was objecting - just for a change. Also, the most dangerous part is coming back down, up is just being light on your feet and fitness, not so with coming down.

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@omarkhalek7423
@omarkhalek7423 10 месяцев назад
Now thats a man who is proud of his pile of rusty gold
@scrapmandan245
@scrapmandan245 Год назад
One way to keep fit 😂👍
@markschofield9494
@markschofield9494 Год назад
That’s the one 😂
@paulbergen9114
@paulbergen9114 Год назад
Quite the panoramic view from the top. Since it appears you're out in the country how close is your nearest smelter? One can only Wonder the age of the oldest piece at the bottom of the pile. There is something special about the sound of old cast-iron. Thanks from Wisconsin.USA
@markschofield9494
@markschofield9494 Год назад
Although our immediate surroundings are agriculture, we are surrounded by industrial towns and cities all within 30 miles, distances aren’t great in England. Our nearest foundry customers are only a handful of miles away. Until a few years ago the nearest was 2.5 miles away. The steel will be mostly exported via exporters in Liverpool who load deep sea cargoes for Turkey, the UK’s biggest customer I believe.
@campervan-john
@campervan-john Год назад
You must have the UK's biggest pile of broken cast iron
@harryverboom4032
@harryverboom4032 Год назад
I think you forgot lesson nr 1 of the mountain climbing guidebook always bring a flag to the top
@markschofield9494
@markschofield9494 Год назад
😂 it’ll need to be anchored well with the wind speed we get up here, we have gale force winds today, midsummer for crying out loud. ☹️😂
@katerinakasioti8189
@katerinakasioti8189 Год назад
The landscape is magnificent in the end of the video..
@markschofield9494
@markschofield9494 Год назад
The rusty bits…or the green bits 😂
@katerinakasioti8189
@katerinakasioti8189 Год назад
I mean both of them😅.nice scrap yard with beautiful view ,,
@paulamoor3098
@paulamoor3098 Год назад
that was nail biting Mark. I thought something might slip from under you, or come down on you. Some of that looks extremely heavy, should it give way. What a beautiful day you are enjoying! It´s lovely here in Switzerland as well. Thanks for sharing!
@markschofield9494
@markschofield9494 Год назад
😂 It’s raining and blowing a gale here Paula, that was filmed over the last four years, starting with my 60th in 2019. The weather has been appalling all week.
@paulamoor3098
@paulamoor3098 Год назад
@@markschofield9494 aww, that´s no good Mark. Here let me send you some of the sunshine here. Great morning, 18 now and should hit around 25 or so. Still, thanks for sharing. I have to say, I doubt I would scale up those mountains. I will stick to the green and much safer ones here.
@RogowskiBubba0864
@RogowskiBubba0864 Год назад
That's a lot of scrap waiting for the right price I guess?
@markschofield9494
@markschofield9494 Год назад
Waiting for something but I’m not sure what 😂
@esbrasill
@esbrasill Год назад
Mount Everust
@markschofield9494
@markschofield9494 Год назад
That's the one...in the Scrapalayas of course 😄
@cditzler6313
@cditzler6313 Год назад
takes one misjudged step and as you tumble face first down the side of a scrap metal mountain you think to yourself hmmm maybe not the best choice I have ever made
@markschofield9494
@markschofield9494 Год назад
Well, if I applied such a negative view to my life I wouldn’t have spent a large part of my life doing most of my pastimes, mountain walking and scrambling, definitely not climbing, I don’t have the head for it - and that’s definitely dangerous 😂 cycling down the local hills at 50mph on a 14lb road bike- which I’ll be aiming to do at some point today, or, in the past cycling down Alpine or Pyrenean passes flat out, or, of course, working in this yard for over fifty years. When I was a kid I used to go under the piles of scrap and play hide and seek all over them, you soon learned which bits wobbled when you stood on them. Trust me, everything is calculated, it’s true, I could pick up a few cuts and bruises but that’s a weekly occurrence in this job, we still sort scrap manually, and It’s something I do six days a week so I’m used to the knocks. Coming back down is the issue but it’s little different to fell runners running down rock paths in the mountains - and I’ve done my fair share of that, with a a heavy backpack on. My ex did once go face down under exactly those circumstances, a black eye, broken specs, a few other painful knocks but a few steristrips two paracetamol and a cup of tea and she walked out and we did it all again the day after. Moving fast on loose ground is a skill you learn on rough mountain ground and the same skills are used on the scrap piles, as I said, use it or lose it, I can’t do my thing in the mountains now because of a serious ankle problem, but I can manage to do my job and a little more, if I could get up into the mountains that’s where I’d be, not messing about on scrap piles on a Sunday when I’ve been looking at them all week. 😉👍
@nicholascohen7499
@nicholascohen7499 Год назад
i hope your insurance company doesn't see this
@markschofield9494
@markschofield9494 Год назад
I’m hardly likely to be able to claim from my own insurance for climbing on piles of scrap in my leisure time. These clips and others like them have been around to be viewed in a couple of places for years and one site is accessible from a link on our website so I’m definitely not hiding it from my broker 😂
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