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Great ground, been there many times watching Salford usually Got beat there haha. Miss that ground tbh.

Climate change, init?!

Thank you!

Blinkin' flip it looks positively Artic - stay safe!

Enjoyable and informative as usual. Your little lass has seen more of Gtr. Manchester than I have! ;)

The Germany aeroplane didn’t crash on King George’s playing fields it was further over on the new site of the Frank Myler playing fields.

0:22 LADA!

Enjoyed watching you both out on the semi-rural edge of Gtr. Manchester. That chapel was nice, with the Nativity scene and that. Christmas season in churches is great, and I'm glad you could find one that wasn't padlocked. Hope you enjoyed your walking workout, and getting lost in the woods for a bit.

Ooh, Love Cats, cool.

4:12 You're waxing very philosophical this morning - Schopenhauerian even. Nice to see you expressing your creativity again, to transcend life's cares. I grew up in and around Manchester but only ever went to Eccles once. I met some girls from there at a rave in Trafford Park in the early '90s, and walked them home to Eccles. After that, I walked home to Timperley by which time it was about 10 in the morning! I hope your mate James enjoys Poland - will he go drinking at "Pogoda łyżki" ;) I was gonna ask you about your camera device, as I've only noticed in the last few vids how lovely and wide your aspect is, but you covered it in the clip - enjoy your new GoPro and thanks for the shout out! :)

Sorry to hear of your dads passing Jamie, may he rest in peace 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Very sorry to hear of your loss. All the best to you and your family. Have you showed the baby herself on video yet? She makes some really funny faces at the camera sometimes as if she knows she's on tape :) My first full timer job in 84/5 was on a YTS placement on Middleton Road so I used to jump off the 53 at Queens Road and walk up Cheetham Hill Road, past St. Luke's - already vacant/deconsecrated then, but in much better shape - much more intact. I spent a lot of time round that neck of the woods back then, so an enjoyable "blast from the past", even down to the Ukrainian clubs, which I spent a fair bit of time in as some of the lads I worked with lived around there and were of Ukrainian stock. Cheetham Hill was a real spectrum of ethnicities. A prime example of what Les Dawson used to call "Polyglot Manchester". Thanks for taking the time to do the vid. Hope you've recovered from the nail you stepped on. Ouch!

Love these videos. Sorry to hear about your dad passing. God bless 🙏

4:09 and the football training pitches to your front and left were indeed City's training ground from the mid 1970s for about 20 years or more. Before that they trained on the pitch at Maine Road itself, which is why it looked like the Somme most of the time prior to the training ground opening. Nice to see Platt Fields. Spent half my childhood in there, lived the opposite side of it from you, near the Queen of Hearts, which was Jabberwocky before that, and before that my Sunday School, just past Owens Park Tower, which I'm sad to hear is being knocked down. I used to deliver papers there and enjoy the view on clear mornings. Sorry to see the toast rack looking so forlorn too - the round building next to it absolutely was called the "poached egg" I can vouch for that! Progress eh! Talking of knocking things down, Hardy's Well used to be called the Birch Villa - they had a notorious Sunday League footy team that got banned regularly for kicking lumps out of the opposition - the actual "Rusholme Ruffians ;) I hope your lad won his match - and cheers for the memories :)

I lived in Circle Court for 15 years, from 1990 to 2005, great views of the peak district, and Fiddlers Ferry from the back. Fond memories, i've recorded a bit when living there from near the top floor. I always pop round the neighbourhood when i im back in the Stretford. i hear the flats will be demolished so your footage is important for historical records. well done :)

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Gatley brook, not chorlton.

The upper part of gatley Carr's used to have a football pitch where cub football was played.

Hey! Awesome video, my names Jamie too, weird

0:12 Oooh there's three of you! working this shift!?? I thought it was just a skeleton staff for a moment ;)

Love your videos, mate 😊👏♥️👍

Loving the bike helmet, safety first 😂

In old magazine found reference to five Heatons . Moor , Chapel , Mersey ,Norris and Reddish . Lived in Reddish for 35 years and never heard it called Heaton . Any comments ?? 😢

0:01 Even from being a kid in the '70s and '80s, long before the M60 was a thing, sighting those flats meant you were almost at Stretford, and about to come off the motorway. Better than any road sign for preparing you to get on the inside lane! ;)

Every week or so I check Reddit Stockport, to catch up on what's going on in my new UK base. One of the new threads today was in response to a question about what Romiley is like. I realised I didn't have the foggiest. I've spent about three days of my entire life on the east side of Stockport. School sponsored walk along the canal in 1980. and disabled access surveys for the council at Werneth Low and Etherow Country Park in 1985. So I thought "I bet Jamie's done a vid!", Googled "JotHaGie Romiley" and hey presto! Here I am :)

Nice dad of a sweet child --- Greetings from Germany :-)

I went to a really crap illegal rave held at the cottages at 9.55. Must have been 1991 or 92 😂

11:41 I didn't know you were into "haikyo" (廃墟). It's a big leisure pursuit, among urban explorers and RUclipsrs here, but just depresses the heck out of me. Suppose they're good fun to visit on Hallowe'en though. With Japan's shrinking populace there are loads of them here. One house right near me is COMPLETELY covered, and I mean every inch, in vines, ivy, creepers and other undergrowth. Britain, with not enough houses to go around should get right on the case, with houses like this - what a shame! All the best anyway. Nice to see you uploading after a likkle break :)

Thanks for this its wonderful

My first home was Reddish, H2 1970s, after that Heaton Moor. My first school was North Reddish Infants - is that different from the one in this video? I remember reading that it was bought by some business man. If I could time travel, I'd go back to those days - a major nostalgia trip. Talking of which, I plan to go and visit those two areas next summer and cycle around my old haunts, including Reddish Vale.

Nice view

very good

No rain cover or coat and it’s pissing down why bring the kid? Wtf

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1:08 Field Maple - the only species of maple native to Britain, I believe. Nice to see James riding shotgun again! Well done, hitting 1K! How rough is Moston? A bloke I knew moved there and heard about how rough it is so bought a Rottweiler - and somebody nicked the Rottweiler!

Hi! Thanks a lot for the video, especially the location of that "krakow-prokocim" station. But I'm still wondering about 3 places. First, the "krakow-płaszow" station where Oscar showered the jews inside the train using wat😮er pipe. Second, the location where Amon failed to shoot down Rabbi Lewartow. And third, the street where Poldek took off his star band before entering St. Basilica Church. Did you find them out already?

Lovely shirt - and a breast pocket for your darts! ;) Too bad the samurai has gone, but thanks to you we have proof he was once there! Domo Arigato Gozaimashita :)

Raised here moved when had tue chance lol nothing there atall 🫣😅

great video!

4:52 Among many other buildings you've walked by, in "de Pewel", this building looks like the "Aka Renga Soko" (赤レンガ底 - Red Brick Warehouses) in Yokohama, where I occasionally head to, for a wander when I'm feeling a bit homesick (there aren't many red brick buildings in Japan, because of the earthquakes, so it's amazing the red brick warehouses of Yokohama are still standing, after a century and a half). Also, Yokohama, a port city like Liverpool even has its own version of the Three Graces (Wikipedia: Yokohama Three Towers), so it's fun for me to spot the similarities between the two cities - and there are many. I highly recommend you read Yukio Mishima's "The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea", if you haven't already done, as it evokes postwar Yokohama brilliantly, especially the districts of Motomachi, and Yamashita-cho, on the harbourfront, which are beautifully maintained with a mid 20th century vibe, but anyone who knows and likes port cities would relate to it, from the cosmopolitan vibe, to the sound of the foghorns on the ocean liners. It's a real tonic, being able to walk by the water, wherever one may be, whether in Yokohama, Tokyo Bay, or on the Mersey, whether it be where it meanders through Stockport and south Manchester, or where it meets the Irish Sea, so it's been lots of fun watching you get all the way to Liverpool Bay - well done!

Very nice opening FX. Before I got my place in the Heatons last year, I was also considering Aigburth/Allerton/Cressington, so it's also an interesting watch for me, for that reason. I know S. L'pool a bit 'cos of people I worked with over the years, so this was a fun, nostalgic watch. 4:21 And here's a fun fact, Aigburth Cricket Ground has the oldest pavilion still in existence and hosted loads of Lancashire matches in 2011 - the last year they were county champions - because Old Trafford was being renovated. Cheers and I am looking forward to watching the final installment :)

Another top quality video, its good to learn a bit more into about my local area. keep up the vids. 👍

Stunning vid. I love estuaries. I live within walking distance of three, that empty into Hiragata Bay: The Miyagawa, Jijugawa and Takatorigawa estuaries - brilliant for cockle picking! :)

Kon'nichi Ha. If your channel was named using your Polish criteria, in Japanese, it would be ジ _ ギ (Ji __ Gi) I don't know what the middle syllable would be, as I don't know your middle name, and the letter depends on that, but your first name would be pronounced Ji- eeh mi (ジェーミー), and James is Ji-eeh-mu-zu (ジェームズ). Hope you're both still doing well - I enjoyed this leg of the walk. Too bad about your whopper sized camera. Still, you know what they say... big camera... big chiropractor's bill ;) It's fascinating hearing your backstories - the first place I ever went outside Britain was Munich (the first thing I ever said in German, in January 1989 was "Ein doppel Whopper, bitte" at the Burger King Stand in Munich Hauptbahnhof - I was piggin' staaaarvin'), but unlike James I never studied there. I studied in Ann Arbor Michigan, as an undergraduate, which has America's most advanced Japanese studies program, as they set it up due to the need to speed learn, towards the end of WW2, and I've since done some language courses and exams at university while living in Japan, as well. It is good to keep one's language skills up - and believe me I need to! Anyway, apologies for ramblin', figuratively, watching you two ramble literally - college recess here so I don't have any classes until September - watching these vids keeps me out of bother ;)

Terrific video of my birthplace, very well done for highlighting the good in Widnes and not being lazy by showing the town center shop closures and all that negative stuff. The Pex Hill part was fantastic as I used to go there often as a kid…seeing you two climbing those big steps makes my 70 year old knees ache.

11:34 Nice walk - I'm watching this while simultaneously noticing you've gone from 10 ten subscribers to ten hundred - well done!

9:15 生麦、生米、生卵。 (Nama mugi, nama gome, nama tamago - raw wheat, raw rice, raw eggs). :)

I grew up in N Redish in 50/60's. What happened to Reddish Vale. A favourite jaunt. Train used to stop at Belle Vue. Very popular in those days. Station closed for a while during Beechings purge.