"Under Construction" ... In no way means being restored...
@carolynclitheroe35883 сағат бұрын
I never knew there had been a rail bridge before the car bridges!! I’ve been crossing the Severn on the bridges for over 50 years…
@michelemaliano78603 сағат бұрын
Maybe all those excavations weakened the hill over time.
@ronniesimpson36654 сағат бұрын
Forgot your powerful torch. I do it from time to time, camera also.
@nigelhaywood97534 сағат бұрын
'The Duke of Norfumberland' 🙄
@pwhitewick3 сағат бұрын
Well done, Nigel. You da man.
@user-bf3pc2qd9s5 сағат бұрын
Some dog owners in our local country parks can't control their dogs off the leash...and I was quite disturbed to encounter a dog walker with 6 dogs, some off the leash, that she could not control. Most are fine, of course, but not everyone wants to meet someone's darling doggo who's "just excitable" and has left their owner far far behind.
@tomhaskett51615 сағат бұрын
The long sentences were not for the brutal treatment of the drivers, but simply because of the huge amount of money involved. The establishment had to set an example
@Guy_63976 сағат бұрын
We wonder why the youth of today are disengaged and unpatriotic, well perhaps that's because they own no part of this country, and they are allowed no access to this country, it is therefore no wonder, that they feel no connection to this country. It's vital for the future of our nation and nationality, that everyone is allowed to roam, and connect with this land, and to feel connected with the United Kingdom.
@InsanitiesBrother6 сағат бұрын
quick win, add wild plant work to school. Identifying plants and mycology
@zacchcanavan53907 сағат бұрын
In America you'd get in trouble for crossing the road diagonally... I love our country 🇬🇧
@executivesteps8 сағат бұрын
What’s the point of the walk through the woods? Next time wait til you get where you’re going, then do the video.
@pwhitewick8 сағат бұрын
Do you know what. You are right. 250k views and its just occurred to me. Purely because of your comment you understand. If i just stand for ten minutes and face the camera talking.... it would make for such a better production. Thank you.
@executivesteps8 сағат бұрын
@@pwhitewick If you twirled on your head instead of breathlessly walking you might get another 250K views.
@pwhitewick5 сағат бұрын
@@executivesteps Again.... I am all over that, next episode. Stay tuned.
@Downhuman748 сағат бұрын
"....largest artificial mound in the northern hemisphere." ---- in Europe. Monks Mound in Cahokia, IL is considerably larger. Not quite a high at 100 feet (vs 130 of Silbury Hill) but much larger at the base and surrounding platforms. The top is large enough that you could hold a baseball or impromptu football game up there (maybe not advisable with the steep drop-offs). You could definitely fly a kite up there if you wanted - something people used to do quite often.
@MUSIC4TRUTH....10 сағат бұрын
We have the right to roam the world.
@reedy858510 сағат бұрын
You can't build a look out tower with chalk bricks or it will crumble but you can just build a mound of dirt, it may not be fancy but it is functional.
@redcruben11 сағат бұрын
Great video, I always like your videos and find them very interesting
@snoo33313 сағат бұрын
interesting video. didn't Romans built so many roads in Britain. thank you
@arfaust115013 сағат бұрын
I can't visit, where can I order a good photograph ????
@pwhitewick11 сағат бұрын
Drop us an email.
@victoriaeads612614 сағат бұрын
I CANNOT get over the fact that the supervisor's name is Pontefract, which is Latin for "broken bridge." That irony is too wonderful. He is, after all, fixing plenty of aquatic-adjacent structures, some of which are probably bridges 😂
@ScoriacTears15 сағат бұрын
2:57 What if you're a rich greedy land owner in a beautiful southern village, and your back garden is absurdly large?
@MePeterNicholls17 сағат бұрын
I’d never fully considered ditches before!
@pwhitewick13 сағат бұрын
Me neither. Turns out they might not be... Ditches.
@alexleeman827718 сағат бұрын
Great video 🎬
@8ballphil15023 сағат бұрын
If the Vikings made landfall in Greenland then it is certain they made landfall in the Americas . There is only about 200 miles to Ellesmere Island . Then it several hop skip and jumps down to Newfoundland and Canada .
@Rom3_29Күн бұрын
As archeologist discover about our ancestry and travels. Those legends and lores aren’t just flights of fantasy. Or worse, wild imagination of eccentric village idiot, who likes telling tall tales. Thousands years before Columbus’s stealing and slaving native Americans in the name of (corrupt) Catholic Church, with vague excuse taking gospel to pagans. Asians, Africans and Polynesian have been in Americans and done trade. As empires collapse their written history are forgotten, burnt, buried under sand. It’s sad that modern archeology has to fit predetermined guide lines set by theory of evolution. If some discovery don’t fit in those guidelines. It’s toss a side and ignored.
@grahamfoster6222Күн бұрын
Excellent video. Always been i interested in it as it happened the day before l was born
@corvus1238Күн бұрын
Terrible job at explaining how an 'atmospheric railway' works.
@pwhitewickКүн бұрын
I'll await your video.
@CHEZZYNIPSTERZКүн бұрын
WHAT??????
@pwhitewickКүн бұрын
What
@EvilGavКүн бұрын
Beeching was "right", as long as the full report was implemented (and kept in place). One of the main points about closing the branch lines, was that they would be better served by bus lines, which was and is true - it's much easier to have more local stops on a bus than a train. However, that only works as long as you keep the bus routes open and run them in a convenient manner. We sold off all the bus routes and over time have allowed those same bus companies to close or severely reduce the service. Without the supplementary bus services, the railways that were left after Beeching don't work as intended.
@ffrederickskitty214Күн бұрын
Like all thieves, they were a bunch of loud-mouthed flash bastards who drew attention to themselves
@EdVanMeyerКүн бұрын
They left their dabs at the hideout.
@laurenshayton2399Күн бұрын
Dog owners are the main problem
@capt.bart.roberts4975Күн бұрын
I'd never thought about what happened if the canal flooded. A new bit of knowledge, to squirrel away.
@jimmorris6395Күн бұрын
Thanks!
@Steveddp23Күн бұрын
Every time Paul says Rand Road, take a drink!
@undertheradar001Күн бұрын
If you give right to roam, you will have a massive vehicular camping problem and particularly campervans and motorhomes have no regard for rare wild life in the Highlands of Scotland. Motorhomes do not have right to roam, but most owners think that are entitled to use them on other people's property. Before a right to roam is opened up, there needs to be promise of law enforcement against motorhomes camped on other people's property; and dumping human poo and rubbish and chemical toilets.
@admanebКүн бұрын
Dog owners want to do the right thing? That's bullshit I like dogs but refuse to have one cos so many dog owners are ignorant prats
Пікірлер
And No the countryside isn't racist.
Do u carry a gas detector?
"Under Construction" ... In no way means being restored...
I never knew there had been a rail bridge before the car bridges!! I’ve been crossing the Severn on the bridges for over 50 years…
Maybe all those excavations weakened the hill over time.
Forgot your powerful torch. I do it from time to time, camera also.
'The Duke of Norfumberland' 🙄
Well done, Nigel. You da man.
Some dog owners in our local country parks can't control their dogs off the leash...and I was quite disturbed to encounter a dog walker with 6 dogs, some off the leash, that she could not control. Most are fine, of course, but not everyone wants to meet someone's darling doggo who's "just excitable" and has left their owner far far behind.
The long sentences were not for the brutal treatment of the drivers, but simply because of the huge amount of money involved. The establishment had to set an example
We wonder why the youth of today are disengaged and unpatriotic, well perhaps that's because they own no part of this country, and they are allowed no access to this country, it is therefore no wonder, that they feel no connection to this country. It's vital for the future of our nation and nationality, that everyone is allowed to roam, and connect with this land, and to feel connected with the United Kingdom.
quick win, add wild plant work to school. Identifying plants and mycology
In America you'd get in trouble for crossing the road diagonally... I love our country 🇬🇧
What’s the point of the walk through the woods? Next time wait til you get where you’re going, then do the video.
Do you know what. You are right. 250k views and its just occurred to me. Purely because of your comment you understand. If i just stand for ten minutes and face the camera talking.... it would make for such a better production. Thank you.
@@pwhitewick If you twirled on your head instead of breathlessly walking you might get another 250K views.
@@executivesteps Again.... I am all over that, next episode. Stay tuned.
"....largest artificial mound in the northern hemisphere." ---- in Europe. Monks Mound in Cahokia, IL is considerably larger. Not quite a high at 100 feet (vs 130 of Silbury Hill) but much larger at the base and surrounding platforms. The top is large enough that you could hold a baseball or impromptu football game up there (maybe not advisable with the steep drop-offs). You could definitely fly a kite up there if you wanted - something people used to do quite often.
We have the right to roam the world.
You can't build a look out tower with chalk bricks or it will crumble but you can just build a mound of dirt, it may not be fancy but it is functional.
Great video, I always like your videos and find them very interesting
interesting video. didn't Romans built so many roads in Britain. thank you
I can't visit, where can I order a good photograph ????
Drop us an email.
I CANNOT get over the fact that the supervisor's name is Pontefract, which is Latin for "broken bridge." That irony is too wonderful. He is, after all, fixing plenty of aquatic-adjacent structures, some of which are probably bridges 😂
2:57 What if you're a rich greedy land owner in a beautiful southern village, and your back garden is absurdly large?
I’d never fully considered ditches before!
Me neither. Turns out they might not be... Ditches.
Great video 🎬
If the Vikings made landfall in Greenland then it is certain they made landfall in the Americas . There is only about 200 miles to Ellesmere Island . Then it several hop skip and jumps down to Newfoundland and Canada .
As archeologist discover about our ancestry and travels. Those legends and lores aren’t just flights of fantasy. Or worse, wild imagination of eccentric village idiot, who likes telling tall tales. Thousands years before Columbus’s stealing and slaving native Americans in the name of (corrupt) Catholic Church, with vague excuse taking gospel to pagans. Asians, Africans and Polynesian have been in Americans and done trade. As empires collapse their written history are forgotten, burnt, buried under sand. It’s sad that modern archeology has to fit predetermined guide lines set by theory of evolution. If some discovery don’t fit in those guidelines. It’s toss a side and ignored.
Excellent video. Always been i interested in it as it happened the day before l was born
Terrible job at explaining how an 'atmospheric railway' works.
I'll await your video.
WHAT??????
What
Beeching was "right", as long as the full report was implemented (and kept in place). One of the main points about closing the branch lines, was that they would be better served by bus lines, which was and is true - it's much easier to have more local stops on a bus than a train. However, that only works as long as you keep the bus routes open and run them in a convenient manner. We sold off all the bus routes and over time have allowed those same bus companies to close or severely reduce the service. Without the supplementary bus services, the railways that were left after Beeching don't work as intended.
Like all thieves, they were a bunch of loud-mouthed flash bastards who drew attention to themselves
They left their dabs at the hideout.
Dog owners are the main problem
I'd never thought about what happened if the canal flooded. A new bit of knowledge, to squirrel away.
Thanks!
Every time Paul says Rand Road, take a drink!
If you give right to roam, you will have a massive vehicular camping problem and particularly campervans and motorhomes have no regard for rare wild life in the Highlands of Scotland. Motorhomes do not have right to roam, but most owners think that are entitled to use them on other people's property. Before a right to roam is opened up, there needs to be promise of law enforcement against motorhomes camped on other people's property; and dumping human poo and rubbish and chemical toilets.
Dog owners want to do the right thing? That's bullshit I like dogs but refuse to have one cos so many dog owners are ignorant prats