To be honest Ive never been in there me self.. Lot of the guys did on a Friday.. Thats before they started shutting the gates & would open them when it was dinner time.. Seriously it was like a stampede..! I worked at A&P Appledores for 15 years before it shut.. I remember some of me work mates would run from smiths dock to catch the ferry to go to south shields to go & see the strippers at the new Ferry Tavern in Ferry Street... If I was working at smiths I would pop in the Wolsington House pub in North shields it's just literally out side the gates.. To be honest strippers weren't my thing... Put working up & down the river, Honestly good memories.. Good times.. That's when ships were lined up waiting to go in to dock...
@user-mn6ec6kf8k25 күн бұрын
Can anyone recall the Bulmer family
@normskinormski26 күн бұрын
Fell out of that place many times over the years.
@_RabbitLeaderАй бұрын
Always seems such a a waste to see all that track and signal infrastructure deemed to be no longer required. Why not keep in use if was widely used for diversions? Always useful to keep redundancy in the network for additional capacity due to network maintenance. Is this short trim from Network Rail to save money?
@lemmy67823 ай бұрын
Great vids teesside two s . We used to do the pub crawl down the black path. Start in the bottom house gtown then to the junction southbank then the station hotel then the ruin as it was known cargo fleet then the navigation. The same pubs on the homeward journey all down the black path .only the navigation left now
@hilarymorrison82114 ай бұрын
Sent out to the Caribbean with 24 others following hurricane Katrina....promised two weeks, but turned into three. Loved working on the Bibby Sapphire, however the crew did not acknowledge my requests for further essential health care. Memories I will never forget.
@lardy70s6 ай бұрын
What's the history with the building next door?.
@davidrenwickjunior11 ай бұрын
I miss them running through the town, awesome sound, powerful machine
@josemiguelgomesteixeira927411 ай бұрын
Not a cyclist here, so sorry for my lack of knowledge. Why is this dangerous/hazardous for cyclists? I can't understand.
@DSM9 Жыл бұрын
Been up there lately, more than a decade later (2023), and nature is well and truly taking its course with that stretch of disused line now very much overgrown.
@AFSFUK Жыл бұрын
1:08 closes again
@superbrush12 Жыл бұрын
i hope someone saved the sign on the wall
@denisedinning683 Жыл бұрын
Bet theres a few ghosts in gateshead
@jimmyoconnell6167 Жыл бұрын
Born in a up stair flat on Brighton Road in the early 60s where the school is
@garymcteer7620 Жыл бұрын
Wardley signalbox was plunged into darkness when they built the dual carriageway over it, a dreadfully dire place in its latter days 🤢
@ALANSVIDS1 Жыл бұрын
I can imagine
@worldcooking Жыл бұрын
Beautifully filmed departure of the Pride ferry from Dry Dock to Hebburn!
@ALANSVIDS1 Жыл бұрын
Thanks, its a v good viewpoint in the winter when theirs no foliage getting in the way.
@garymcteer7620 Жыл бұрын
What happened to the club behind, the Thomas Wilson?
@ALANSVIDS1 Жыл бұрын
Its still open as far as I know.
@alexhoffam4170 Жыл бұрын
Simply dangerous.
@ALANSVIDS1 Жыл бұрын
They went quite a while ago. Gateshead council pay lip service to improving things for cyclists. The car is all important in their eyes.
@garymcteer7620 Жыл бұрын
Always a grim shithole, Curleys propped up after the demolition of Laws Herbal store, the only shop on the High Street with character, and of course, a lovely glass of Sass.
@POLITICAL-BIAS. Жыл бұрын
Use to go see the strippers here.
@sicks6six Жыл бұрын
6.30 looks like a model railway, special lense ? anyways do you see tankys No10 & No50 old Eccles colliery tankys.
@sicks6six Жыл бұрын
I used to work casual labour at spillers in the 70s, it was like a cathedral inside, don't understand why it was demolished, It could have been repurposed like the balltic mill was, there was something special about it which I cant remember, was it the biggest concrete building in the world or something like that,
@louk5979 ай бұрын
Lived in walker & Byker all my life & never got to see the inside of this building& seem to be no footage/photo of the insid... I was a teenager when it was getting knocked down so I'm angry I didn't sneak in
@AlexeyVinogradov111 Жыл бұрын
This is my ship
@Tinker1950 Жыл бұрын
Proof (if it were needed) that Gateshead has turned into an utterly god forsaken dump. Well it always was grim wasn't it?
@jeromeedwards4214 Жыл бұрын
Making a pig's ear of docking!
@briantate692 Жыл бұрын
What a dump
@Northbourne12 Жыл бұрын
0:55 Train that makes music
@Rupertbear272 жыл бұрын
Now----Razorblades-unfortunately !
@Glenn1967ful2 жыл бұрын
There probably weren't enough customers to keep the Wolsington House going once Smiths closed. Sad to say, the town has seen its pubs severely decline in the last 20 years. The High East End used to have seven pubs 30 years ago, only one is left now.
@MacStoker2 жыл бұрын
how much do these tours cost?
@adventuresofdeankane35692 жыл бұрын
I remember this ship I lived in roker spent years there would often watch the ships in and out highlight was the aircraft carrier
@adventuresofdeankane35692 жыл бұрын
Do you still make videos on the Tyne ?
@takenE142442 жыл бұрын
Sugar
@martinreavey84192 жыл бұрын
I've got film of the high street taken from the end of Sunderland Road. Where the Essoldo was. Down towards the Tyne Bridge next to the Dunn Cow. The place was heaving on a Saturday.Every kind of shop you could want.Taken in 1955. Look at it now. THANK YOU GATESHEAD COUNCIL.
@Maggy47 Жыл бұрын
Oh I remember that so well
@martinreavey84192 жыл бұрын
What a happy cheerful place. Is the Traff still open?.
@ALANSVIDS12 жыл бұрын
The Trafalgar was demolished when they rebuilt the town centre. The council wants to demolish practically everything on the high street past the Metropole.
@jimmyoconnell61672 жыл бұрын
My favourite bar the traf drank in the place from 76 till it was closed
@garymcteer7620 Жыл бұрын
@@jimmyoconnell6167 Yep, a decent pub, I remember the row of shops beside it that led down to the paki market, one was an old fashioned DIY shop
@stephenyoung27522 жыл бұрын
shame its all gone now, just like the riverside line
@ALANSVIDS12 жыл бұрын
At least the trackbed has been protected from building on, so their is still a small amount of hope for the future.
@brianmorrison91682 жыл бұрын
I have made a few films showing ships on the Tyne and this vessel was my very first ... the same day as you took this. It was the only time i actually filmed from the end of Tynemouth Pier ... i was trying to spot myself on your film but unfortunately I'm too far away. Good luck with your channel
@ALANSVIDS12 жыл бұрын
Thanks, I think the groyne at South Shields is one of the best locations on the river for video, wind permitting of course.
@uacmarine33782 жыл бұрын
Costafine Town.
@petermenke83362 жыл бұрын
Nice movie, as a Dutchman walking along this part of the Tyne (from International paint to my hotel) never knew that our navy was there before.
@ALANSVIDS12 жыл бұрын
We used to get quite a few Nato ships on the river, mainly before or after exercises. Last few years it has been very quiet, even before the virus.
@robbiehoekstra77272 жыл бұрын
Thanks for this great video. And nowadays this old lady NORSEA is in Italian waters, sailing on the route Naples-Palermo for GNV as GNV ARIES.
@ALANSVIDS12 жыл бұрын
Thanks, I wondered what had happened to her.
@rayflanagan91682 жыл бұрын
Was this on the corner besides low lights tavern?
@ALANSVIDS12 жыл бұрын
It was opposite the entrance to Tyne Dock Engineering on the riverside road from Tyne Dock to South Shields.
@rayflanagan91682 жыл бұрын
@@ALANSVIDS1 ah sorry i read it wrong, i thought it was North shields which would explain why i couldn't place it 🤣 thanks for the reply 👍
@171trains2 жыл бұрын
I prefer the virgin livery on the azuma it looks better and never knew there was a station here just the metro station.
@ALANSVIDS12 жыл бұрын
Until they built the metro it was a junction station with a line diverging from the ECML to Gosforth and eventually the coast.
@Senile_Yeti2 жыл бұрын
Walked by that place a million times, always wanted a look inside instead of playing fox and hounds in the bushes outside.
@ALANSVIDS12 жыл бұрын
It was basic compared to the present day hostels(hotels) but it had lots of character and a welcoming warden. Used to be my favourite hostel.
@elizabethbennett4299 Жыл бұрын
Stayed there many times but once got sent down to The Queen's Arms as the hostel was full for ladies. Needless to say I was very disappointed! 😊
@liamscrazytrainride54632 жыл бұрын
Who is Captain Baxter can you do a video about him please
@drydendixon20792 жыл бұрын
Jolly Drovers up and running and doing very well
@ALANSVIDS12 жыл бұрын
I passed it a couple of weeks ago, quite a difference.
@grandtheftgameryt Жыл бұрын
@@ALANSVIDS1 what happened previously? The previous owners went bust? Now the place is constantly full to the brim of people
@brianmorrison91682 жыл бұрын
You were very lucky to see two cruise ships leavinjg together .. I bet that doesn't happen very often on the Tyne
@ALANSVIDS12 жыл бұрын
Not very often, usually its a cruise ship and the Danish Seaways ferry in at the same time.
@suzielynne94212 жыл бұрын
September 2021 O'keefes, and The moon and sixpence demolished.
@deancarter24902 жыл бұрын
that is sad , I used to hang around outside those establishments in the noughties !
@parkavenue69702 жыл бұрын
Just beautiful. Lovely, lovely, color, scenes...love the way the person walking with their dog and the moving train meet in the beginning. Melodic sounds. Thank-you!
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To be honest Ive never been in there me self.. Lot of the guys did on a Friday.. Thats before they started shutting the gates & would open them when it was dinner time.. Seriously it was like a stampede..! I worked at A&P Appledores for 15 years before it shut.. I remember some of me work mates would run from smiths dock to catch the ferry to go to south shields to go & see the strippers at the new Ferry Tavern in Ferry Street... If I was working at smiths I would pop in the Wolsington House pub in North shields it's just literally out side the gates.. To be honest strippers weren't my thing... Put working up & down the river, Honestly good memories.. Good times.. That's when ships were lined up waiting to go in to dock...
Can anyone recall the Bulmer family
Fell out of that place many times over the years.
Always seems such a a waste to see all that track and signal infrastructure deemed to be no longer required. Why not keep in use if was widely used for diversions? Always useful to keep redundancy in the network for additional capacity due to network maintenance. Is this short trim from Network Rail to save money?
Great vids teesside two s . We used to do the pub crawl down the black path. Start in the bottom house gtown then to the junction southbank then the station hotel then the ruin as it was known cargo fleet then the navigation. The same pubs on the homeward journey all down the black path .only the navigation left now
Sent out to the Caribbean with 24 others following hurricane Katrina....promised two weeks, but turned into three. Loved working on the Bibby Sapphire, however the crew did not acknowledge my requests for further essential health care. Memories I will never forget.
What's the history with the building next door?.
I miss them running through the town, awesome sound, powerful machine
Not a cyclist here, so sorry for my lack of knowledge. Why is this dangerous/hazardous for cyclists? I can't understand.
Been up there lately, more than a decade later (2023), and nature is well and truly taking its course with that stretch of disused line now very much overgrown.
1:08 closes again
i hope someone saved the sign on the wall
Bet theres a few ghosts in gateshead
Born in a up stair flat on Brighton Road in the early 60s where the school is
Wardley signalbox was plunged into darkness when they built the dual carriageway over it, a dreadfully dire place in its latter days 🤢
I can imagine
Beautifully filmed departure of the Pride ferry from Dry Dock to Hebburn!
Thanks, its a v good viewpoint in the winter when theirs no foliage getting in the way.
What happened to the club behind, the Thomas Wilson?
Its still open as far as I know.
Simply dangerous.
They went quite a while ago. Gateshead council pay lip service to improving things for cyclists. The car is all important in their eyes.
Always a grim shithole, Curleys propped up after the demolition of Laws Herbal store, the only shop on the High Street with character, and of course, a lovely glass of Sass.
Use to go see the strippers here.
6.30 looks like a model railway, special lense ? anyways do you see tankys No10 & No50 old Eccles colliery tankys.
I used to work casual labour at spillers in the 70s, it was like a cathedral inside, don't understand why it was demolished, It could have been repurposed like the balltic mill was, there was something special about it which I cant remember, was it the biggest concrete building in the world or something like that,
Lived in walker & Byker all my life & never got to see the inside of this building& seem to be no footage/photo of the insid... I was a teenager when it was getting knocked down so I'm angry I didn't sneak in
This is my ship
Proof (if it were needed) that Gateshead has turned into an utterly god forsaken dump. Well it always was grim wasn't it?
Making a pig's ear of docking!
What a dump
0:55 Train that makes music
Now----Razorblades-unfortunately !
There probably weren't enough customers to keep the Wolsington House going once Smiths closed. Sad to say, the town has seen its pubs severely decline in the last 20 years. The High East End used to have seven pubs 30 years ago, only one is left now.
how much do these tours cost?
I remember this ship I lived in roker spent years there would often watch the ships in and out highlight was the aircraft carrier
Do you still make videos on the Tyne ?
Sugar
I've got film of the high street taken from the end of Sunderland Road. Where the Essoldo was. Down towards the Tyne Bridge next to the Dunn Cow. The place was heaving on a Saturday.Every kind of shop you could want.Taken in 1955. Look at it now. THANK YOU GATESHEAD COUNCIL.
Oh I remember that so well
What a happy cheerful place. Is the Traff still open?.
The Trafalgar was demolished when they rebuilt the town centre. The council wants to demolish practically everything on the high street past the Metropole.
My favourite bar the traf drank in the place from 76 till it was closed
@@jimmyoconnell6167 Yep, a decent pub, I remember the row of shops beside it that led down to the paki market, one was an old fashioned DIY shop
shame its all gone now, just like the riverside line
At least the trackbed has been protected from building on, so their is still a small amount of hope for the future.
I have made a few films showing ships on the Tyne and this vessel was my very first ... the same day as you took this. It was the only time i actually filmed from the end of Tynemouth Pier ... i was trying to spot myself on your film but unfortunately I'm too far away. Good luck with your channel
Thanks, I think the groyne at South Shields is one of the best locations on the river for video, wind permitting of course.
Costafine Town.
Nice movie, as a Dutchman walking along this part of the Tyne (from International paint to my hotel) never knew that our navy was there before.
We used to get quite a few Nato ships on the river, mainly before or after exercises. Last few years it has been very quiet, even before the virus.
Thanks for this great video. And nowadays this old lady NORSEA is in Italian waters, sailing on the route Naples-Palermo for GNV as GNV ARIES.
Thanks, I wondered what had happened to her.
Was this on the corner besides low lights tavern?
It was opposite the entrance to Tyne Dock Engineering on the riverside road from Tyne Dock to South Shields.
@@ALANSVIDS1 ah sorry i read it wrong, i thought it was North shields which would explain why i couldn't place it 🤣 thanks for the reply 👍
I prefer the virgin livery on the azuma it looks better and never knew there was a station here just the metro station.
Until they built the metro it was a junction station with a line diverging from the ECML to Gosforth and eventually the coast.
Walked by that place a million times, always wanted a look inside instead of playing fox and hounds in the bushes outside.
It was basic compared to the present day hostels(hotels) but it had lots of character and a welcoming warden. Used to be my favourite hostel.
Stayed there many times but once got sent down to The Queen's Arms as the hostel was full for ladies. Needless to say I was very disappointed! 😊
Who is Captain Baxter can you do a video about him please
Jolly Drovers up and running and doing very well
I passed it a couple of weeks ago, quite a difference.
@@ALANSVIDS1 what happened previously? The previous owners went bust? Now the place is constantly full to the brim of people
You were very lucky to see two cruise ships leavinjg together .. I bet that doesn't happen very often on the Tyne
Not very often, usually its a cruise ship and the Danish Seaways ferry in at the same time.
September 2021 O'keefes, and The moon and sixpence demolished.
that is sad , I used to hang around outside those establishments in the noughties !
Just beautiful. Lovely, lovely, color, scenes...love the way the person walking with their dog and the moving train meet in the beginning. Melodic sounds. Thank-you!
So Beautiful! Thank-you! Love the sounds!
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