Sean, i wish they had invited you to comment during this opening event, however, thanks for covering it so well. The cyclist said it well, we cant wait, we’re getting older by the day (paraphrased).
@patquinn21882 күн бұрын
Exciting times.
@mahala78672 күн бұрын
I do hope this project becomes a reality. It would be fantastic to connect the valleys again 😊 I also discovered recently there is a railway tunnel near Wenvoe which runs under culverhouse cross somewhere? You learn something new every day !
@stevelewis23782 күн бұрын
That was very enjoyable to watch, and the background music was perfect for it. Very reminiscent of a Brian Eno or Roger Eno soundtrack.
@The.Occasional.Uploader2 күн бұрын
Fantastic, Sean! Thanks for uploading.
@carolineharry66052 күн бұрын
Gosh, the year I was born Sean. Lovely to see this.
@jeanettekessler48272 күн бұрын
Love this, very Welsh Noir.
@Julian-11112 күн бұрын
I was twenty and in Vietnam, time flies, twilight zone soundtrack seems about right. Thank goodness for smart phone cameras. Cheers
@sammycrangle10002 күн бұрын
Nice to see thing's from the past
@markcf832 күн бұрын
Amazing footage from a couple of years before I was born. Everywhere looked so much cleaner then.
@Cotty3604 күн бұрын
I watched your video this morning then got a train to Erith. Having it so fresh in my mind it was easly to walk without even using a map. Mind you after your video finished I carried on to Bexley station and had to get the map out.
@seanjcameron2 күн бұрын
Great to hear. All the best.
@Jane_and_Meg5 күн бұрын
Hi Sean, what a wonderful market the amount of flowers was stunning! 😍
@susangrindle74267 күн бұрын
I can tell that you have put a few of those up over the years . Lovely spot for the homestead, the sound of the river, the birds and a nice cup of tea or two 😊
@beverlysyferd3797 күн бұрын
Enjoyed the music.
@oneviewcornwall82008 күн бұрын
Nice one Sean 🏵️
@carolinecollett43499 күн бұрын
RIP Dom. End of an era.
@LeeJahn-ih9xu10 күн бұрын
This will make someone a great allotment one day, such beautiful surroundings
@ReneeinVirginia12 күн бұрын
Hi Sean. Some curiousty questions. 1) Do you have any of your older tools today? 2) How long did you have the Railroad Allotment? Looked very well planned out. 3) How many sheds have you built? I think I've counted 4 allotments to date. Railroad, Rusty, Homestead, Wales one.
@seanjcameron11 күн бұрын
I have a few tools from those days. Had the railway plot for 5 years. Too many sheds to remember 🤣
@seanjcameron11 күн бұрын
You might also like this playlist on the main channel but there are over 1,000 videos to upload so be patient. kzread.info/head/PLjCwS47QgGLrccou0Hky1QqHCIZwAWIhE&si=tlgBux5385m89_Ob
@ReneeinVirginia12 күн бұрын
You are pretty good with the drone! Amazing video.
@stevendowden257912 күн бұрын
that was nice
@Scruffy100014 күн бұрын
Hi Sean, here’s a cunning plan…. take the drone back up to the plot and use it to have a good low level scout round for your shed glass and roofing felt, it’ll save you having to ferret about in the brambles . Best of luck with the new Homestead.
@seanjcameron11 күн бұрын
I would but the grass is too tall. Am going back today or tomorrow because I had an email saying “it’s by the wall” 🧐
@Scruffy100011 күн бұрын
Great news Sean, that’ll save a bit of money 😎
@richmorg819614 күн бұрын
My village has just bought the old school room that had closed because the children have been moved to a big area school and intendeds to turn the old school into a community centre for vill events like a cawl night for Dwei Sant St.David's Day when the children dress up in Welsh national costumes and we sat a kind of Welsh chuncky vegetable soup or broth for those who do not know what cawl is
@deniseconaway70114 күн бұрын
I’m at the point of trusting nothing i hear, because it’s hard to know just what the truth is, lost a lot of friends, through illnesses that were, i thought rare, i think our eyes are more open now maybe than they have been for a long time, perhaps we will question more in the future Sean
@elainewhitelock534715 күн бұрын
There's so many lovely events where you live. Thanks for sharing. X
@richmorg819614 күн бұрын
Shame that there are not more people there for music 🎵 event
@elainecoad20515 күн бұрын
Came across something similar with invoices back when i worked in shipping. It is call factoring, but i think it was otherwayy around. If you paid their invoce immediately you got the normal price and you paid mire gor luxury of deferring payment. Think it was used widely in Sweden.
@Stefano147515 күн бұрын
That was magical how you passed over that tree trunk 😂
@Stefano147515 күн бұрын
Just love a flower market and what’s crazy is I live in NYC and we have a huge wholesale flower market and I never go. Sometimes you must leave an area to realize what you have and then miss it
@claudinevandamme480916 күн бұрын
Beautiful park...when I lived in london.. I used to go walking a lot in Hampstead heath ..also beautiful park..
@rglp417916 күн бұрын
Just stumbled across your 2nd chanel here Sean. Really enjoying your adventures around town. Absolutely loving it, having just moved from South East London / Kent area to RCT this is giving me a massive buzz seeing the area our family lives still and where we up around. Saves me a 4hr drive for a London fix 🤣
@margaretsofocleous199917 күн бұрын
My father always grew enough onions to feed the family
@SueBall-vl8ou17 күн бұрын
Hi Sean...love that market. We used to have markets similar in Ohio. So energizing. I used to live on Columbia Rd back in Ohio. It was on the edge of country. No sidewalks and the sound of robins first thing in the morning and last thing at night. Rest well...Sue from Arizona
@christinahall258717 күн бұрын
14:54. Look at that lovely man cleaning up his crumbs and putting them in his paper cup ❣️
@stevenyoung391317 күн бұрын
I gotta say I loved your idea of taking your own chair on the bus today loved that Greggs first though 😂😂😂
@charisse23418 күн бұрын
Wow what a lot of people.they all looked like sardines in a tin😂.loved the flowers tho! Positivity peace and love ♥️
@lauralaw297518 күн бұрын
The new allotment is so much more practical, beautiful,peaceful and with the river and one with nature. If I had a cot, I would probably not wake up to go home. Did you ever find your glass for your shed?
@user-th3tl2qi3r18 күн бұрын
Nice music
@lorellstoneman7418 күн бұрын
Your strongest memory...the Mountain called you back....your ❤strong desire...an allotment to create your unfinished dreams...when you are heading in the right direction, and true to you, and your heart.... the universe gives you an upgrade....something beyond your wildest dreams....you are in the beginning of good things comming fast.... you are going to be so busy. Enjoy the journey. You will be meeting people that are milepost to your uplift. They will suprise you, at how odd, random, and perfect the timming is, ( like the mayor sitting next to you, in the empty seat apologizing for disturbing you)...and how your journey unfolds like a flower blooming. He may be someone in your future too...In your future you will look back and say "that was unbelievable how easily that all happened....what perfect timming." even though it seemed so random at the time..all the pieces had to happen in that order...trust...things are comming to you right now.....enjoy your beautiful life.Belive in yourself.❤
@roscowoodward603718 күн бұрын
Is a lovely setting but I'm so pleased you thought twice, it would been to hard on you . Now look what you have and will bring pleasure by end of year
@Julian-111118 күн бұрын
Fried onions, mmmm, love em, A new gourmand cologne maybe.
@roscowoodward603718 күн бұрын
One day I'll go there 🎉
@Julian-111118 күн бұрын
Oyoy git yer flass ere, givin em away - five quid. Go ome for a capa tae? Cheers from San Diego
@user-ks8wh5oz5p18 күн бұрын
Translate to English came up 😂
@kimmberlie57318 күн бұрын
Your new homestead will be a beautiful site. This one seems overwhelming to me. Did you ever find the glass?
@Julian-111118 күн бұрын
Good riddance to it, so happy with your new Rusty’s Homestead by the river, like night and day.
@kennethmclaren806418 күн бұрын
Looks a good days shopping reminds me of documentary every day except Christmas 1950s film of Covent garden thanks Sean love watching
@alicewonderland58518 күн бұрын
A lovely relaxing watch 😎
@kasandrabrown861118 күн бұрын
Im enjoying drone footage over your allotments.
@kasandrabrown861118 күн бұрын
No experience with onions. Educational.
@jans197218 күн бұрын
So pleased you didnt take this one on it would have been too much work, but now you have the homestead a far better prospect for your self sufficiency project
@kasandrabrown861118 күн бұрын
Just beautiful 😍
@thrivetobebetter83518 күн бұрын
They say everyday is a school day. The other day I learned chatting to an allotment neighbour, the reason onion sets are prone to bolting is that they are bi annual. i.e) when you grow from seed they tend not to bolt. But sets as technically year 2 in that the bulb has formed but been stopped growing they often bolt and want to run to seed. I have had little success with sets (always bolt) but grow from seed always great. Not sure how this plays out for others.. but it made sense to me as I looked on in dismay at my bolted onions 😄
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Sean, i wish they had invited you to comment during this opening event, however, thanks for covering it so well. The cyclist said it well, we cant wait, we’re getting older by the day (paraphrased).
Exciting times.
I do hope this project becomes a reality. It would be fantastic to connect the valleys again 😊 I also discovered recently there is a railway tunnel near Wenvoe which runs under culverhouse cross somewhere? You learn something new every day !
That was very enjoyable to watch, and the background music was perfect for it. Very reminiscent of a Brian Eno or Roger Eno soundtrack.
Fantastic, Sean! Thanks for uploading.
Gosh, the year I was born Sean. Lovely to see this.
Love this, very Welsh Noir.
I was twenty and in Vietnam, time flies, twilight zone soundtrack seems about right. Thank goodness for smart phone cameras. Cheers
Nice to see thing's from the past
Amazing footage from a couple of years before I was born. Everywhere looked so much cleaner then.
I watched your video this morning then got a train to Erith. Having it so fresh in my mind it was easly to walk without even using a map. Mind you after your video finished I carried on to Bexley station and had to get the map out.
Great to hear. All the best.
Hi Sean, what a wonderful market the amount of flowers was stunning! 😍
I can tell that you have put a few of those up over the years . Lovely spot for the homestead, the sound of the river, the birds and a nice cup of tea or two 😊
Enjoyed the music.
Nice one Sean 🏵️
RIP Dom. End of an era.
This will make someone a great allotment one day, such beautiful surroundings
Hi Sean. Some curiousty questions. 1) Do you have any of your older tools today? 2) How long did you have the Railroad Allotment? Looked very well planned out. 3) How many sheds have you built? I think I've counted 4 allotments to date. Railroad, Rusty, Homestead, Wales one.
I have a few tools from those days. Had the railway plot for 5 years. Too many sheds to remember 🤣
You might also like this playlist on the main channel but there are over 1,000 videos to upload so be patient. kzread.info/head/PLjCwS47QgGLrccou0Hky1QqHCIZwAWIhE&si=tlgBux5385m89_Ob
You are pretty good with the drone! Amazing video.
that was nice
Hi Sean, here’s a cunning plan…. take the drone back up to the plot and use it to have a good low level scout round for your shed glass and roofing felt, it’ll save you having to ferret about in the brambles . Best of luck with the new Homestead.
I would but the grass is too tall. Am going back today or tomorrow because I had an email saying “it’s by the wall” 🧐
Great news Sean, that’ll save a bit of money 😎
My village has just bought the old school room that had closed because the children have been moved to a big area school and intendeds to turn the old school into a community centre for vill events like a cawl night for Dwei Sant St.David's Day when the children dress up in Welsh national costumes and we sat a kind of Welsh chuncky vegetable soup or broth for those who do not know what cawl is
I’m at the point of trusting nothing i hear, because it’s hard to know just what the truth is, lost a lot of friends, through illnesses that were, i thought rare, i think our eyes are more open now maybe than they have been for a long time, perhaps we will question more in the future Sean
There's so many lovely events where you live. Thanks for sharing. X
Shame that there are not more people there for music 🎵 event
Came across something similar with invoices back when i worked in shipping. It is call factoring, but i think it was otherwayy around. If you paid their invoce immediately you got the normal price and you paid mire gor luxury of deferring payment. Think it was used widely in Sweden.
That was magical how you passed over that tree trunk 😂
Just love a flower market and what’s crazy is I live in NYC and we have a huge wholesale flower market and I never go. Sometimes you must leave an area to realize what you have and then miss it
Beautiful park...when I lived in london.. I used to go walking a lot in Hampstead heath ..also beautiful park..
Just stumbled across your 2nd chanel here Sean. Really enjoying your adventures around town. Absolutely loving it, having just moved from South East London / Kent area to RCT this is giving me a massive buzz seeing the area our family lives still and where we up around. Saves me a 4hr drive for a London fix 🤣
My father always grew enough onions to feed the family
Hi Sean...love that market. We used to have markets similar in Ohio. So energizing. I used to live on Columbia Rd back in Ohio. It was on the edge of country. No sidewalks and the sound of robins first thing in the morning and last thing at night. Rest well...Sue from Arizona
14:54. Look at that lovely man cleaning up his crumbs and putting them in his paper cup ❣️
I gotta say I loved your idea of taking your own chair on the bus today loved that Greggs first though 😂😂😂
Wow what a lot of people.they all looked like sardines in a tin😂.loved the flowers tho! Positivity peace and love ♥️
The new allotment is so much more practical, beautiful,peaceful and with the river and one with nature. If I had a cot, I would probably not wake up to go home. Did you ever find your glass for your shed?
Nice music
Your strongest memory...the Mountain called you back....your ❤strong desire...an allotment to create your unfinished dreams...when you are heading in the right direction, and true to you, and your heart.... the universe gives you an upgrade....something beyond your wildest dreams....you are in the beginning of good things comming fast.... you are going to be so busy. Enjoy the journey. You will be meeting people that are milepost to your uplift. They will suprise you, at how odd, random, and perfect the timming is, ( like the mayor sitting next to you, in the empty seat apologizing for disturbing you)...and how your journey unfolds like a flower blooming. He may be someone in your future too...In your future you will look back and say "that was unbelievable how easily that all happened....what perfect timming." even though it seemed so random at the time..all the pieces had to happen in that order...trust...things are comming to you right now.....enjoy your beautiful life.Belive in yourself.❤
Is a lovely setting but I'm so pleased you thought twice, it would been to hard on you . Now look what you have and will bring pleasure by end of year
Fried onions, mmmm, love em, A new gourmand cologne maybe.
One day I'll go there 🎉
Oyoy git yer flass ere, givin em away - five quid. Go ome for a capa tae? Cheers from San Diego
Translate to English came up 😂
Your new homestead will be a beautiful site. This one seems overwhelming to me. Did you ever find the glass?
Good riddance to it, so happy with your new Rusty’s Homestead by the river, like night and day.
Looks a good days shopping reminds me of documentary every day except Christmas 1950s film of Covent garden thanks Sean love watching
A lovely relaxing watch 😎
Im enjoying drone footage over your allotments.
No experience with onions. Educational.
So pleased you didnt take this one on it would have been too much work, but now you have the homestead a far better prospect for your self sufficiency project
Just beautiful 😍
They say everyday is a school day. The other day I learned chatting to an allotment neighbour, the reason onion sets are prone to bolting is that they are bi annual. i.e) when you grow from seed they tend not to bolt. But sets as technically year 2 in that the bulb has formed but been stopped growing they often bolt and want to run to seed. I have had little success with sets (always bolt) but grow from seed always great. Not sure how this plays out for others.. but it made sense to me as I looked on in dismay at my bolted onions 😄