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Thanks for this...its my 'patch' at work i love this area. Hooe youre well,been a lack of vids of late. Thanks again

Hi, I dont know if this info is of any use to you after 4 years but that's not snail tracks on the leaves it's actually a worm tunneling through the leaves. They are called Leaf Miners. (Link included) I cant help with identifying what the plant actually is but my Grandma had a vine that looked like that, it produced weird spikey fruit that looked like Lychee's. The spikes were very fine, see-through, and extremely painful if one stabbed you. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaf_miner

That whole wall is a mess and needs complete renovation. Grind up the red brick clippings to duct, to blow onto wet motor if you face up the spalled bricks with mortar. Better to dig out and replace tho.

Your video popped up whilst searching for the long gone Major Hext's railway at Coniston. Pity the bridleway is not longer. Stay safe young man.

Does it take any brand bags or is it just for thule ones?

Hi! Can you suggest a good trailer to add to the carrera ebike? I've just bought one and your set up looks great. I have disk brakes and wondered if you have the same and if so, how to attach it to disk brakes? 😊

The thunder of a beast brought back to life .. 😀 .. nice.

People may be surprised to learn that this area used to be in Lancashire until 1974.

Thanks for the comment mate . I have something big to announce soon Rog

I have spent enough time in the new one with no past no convictions and spent 80 hours in the cells. ^^ and still fighting Rog

Yes it is and yes I have saved the facade without grant monies promissed and will open the Bar Continental again for the Euros Bigger Better and with decent toilets . Rog

That is not ctually true, I have been arrested 9 timesince complining about the town hall.Dragged from my bed three times in ghospital 3 times and eighty hours in the cells . Also you will never read anything about me in the local rag as They are frightendof me a`nd in the councils pockets. I will not keep quiet. I might be 66 but have the heart of a lion Thanks for your support Tell your friends. Rog

I have now been arrested by the police spent time in the clls and now I have elected for crown court to get a fair trial

I forgot to mention that the red brick building behind the railway station was demolished by the guy who gave you permission to film. Peter Cairns He then used at and all theland behind it as storage. When I had the House of Lords cleared Iwas told to store all of the bricks , Which I did behind the railway club once Peter cleared most of his bricks etc . However after a few deliveries the guy who carrying out the demolition work at the HOL Mike Marsh stopped taking the bricks to the railway and stole all of them .He also left the HOL in a hell of a mess . I have reported to the police but so far nothing.Not even interested. I have reported to the owners of that part that I don't own Steven Horrocks and Dave Cross but they are not interested either. They did however come and arrest me for breaking My gates ( I have the receipt ) When Peter Cairns tried to stop me going to my property to store my bricks . Closing the gates and placing his truck in front of it . I hired a dumper off the best mid size plant hire in the world Luscombe hire in Ulverston. Pushed the gates open and moved the truck.. Far from investigating anything else . The police are chasing me . Mind you I am not getting the best from the police at the moment am I . Rog

I own the Railway station and have gone through hell wigth Barrow council They are trying to buy it off me cheap . My plan is to develop it and keep all the origional stone work brickwork and marble . There are two collums that match those collums tht match outside the House of Lords that has burnt down. The council wanted to demolish it but I have saved the facade .I am afraid you are too late with the building opposite it has been demolished but you are right . The railway station is about six feet under the ground where thw railway lines still exist, The trains only came in on one platform. As for the rest you are 100% right. Roger Mckimm

Wonderful to see you two back again and lovely to see a bit more of Poppit, look forward to the next one 😊

Well done for recording the present route of the A595. Your video shows it to be a busy road.

Thanks very interesting 👍🇬🇧

you did incredible traveler,later- On-🔥

Sorry to say this but that was extremely painful to watch😂! The fuel calculation I did in my head in a few seconds so how on earth could have taken you soooooo long on video?😂. Well done though for doing it at such a time. For context though, my R1200RS averages 60mpg some 15 more than bike mags tested it at but we all know how they ride. Suzuki VStroms are great bikes, much under rated. If I could only keep one of mine it would be my 17yr old Veestrom650. It makes more sense in todays traffic on UK roads and riding conditions than just about anything else. Japanese middleweights are really some of the most versatile and dependable bikes made.

Waist of time

Greetings from Rock Hill South Carolina. Great video. My favorite subject matter. Hope to see more megalithic sites. Thank you.

Morning, lovely to see the two of you again, a pity the weather wasn't kinder for your trip, looking forward to episode two when hopefully the elements will be in your favour.

If anyone any recollections or memories they would like to share regarding the Iron Furnaces at Askam, please feel free to leave a comment under this video. Does anyone ever recall seeing an Askam pig? If so, was it sort of faceted along it's upper surface like the one in this video? Please share your memories here. Kind Regards.

Not surprising that it was slower to Penrith, it is uphill going towards Scotland. Keep safe.

How did it get on up Lindale hill?

Nice to see you back on youtube again, I was watching a guy on youtube building a victorian display cabinet and he was using your signature tune music from your cycling adventures, are you still using the ebikes ?

After repointing, is there anything you can buy to treat the face of bricks so water runs off better?

Lime mortar keeps bricks apart, cement keep bricks together.

Looks like a very stressful journey but hopefully worth it in the end. I look forward to seeing Anglesey. Good to see you both came through the pandemic.

Nice video! I admit I laughed right out loud at the little 'oh' when it wasn't Poppets face at the window. Good thing my husband wasn't home, he'd have thought I was off my nut ;)

Proper campers doing proper camping 🏕.

When are you going to show us the Backbarrow one x 😍 been waiting ages x

Sensible idea. I've converted my child carrier with a Stanley Promobile tool box. When in camp, the ply base which the previous owner used to reinforce the base is now cut to fit on top pf the toolbox which serves as a raised counter and cooker stand.

Hi there - thanks for the b=video. Quite a few good tips. Could you let me know where you get that axle extender nut? Need one but can't seem to find one anywhere. Glad you mentioned the pee- bottle - never go camping without it! Every good wish to you both Paul

Cement damage is the problem. Should be repointed in Natural Lime Mortar i can tell by just looking at the wall it was built before 1930. Cement mortar sets harder than the bricks itself so the bricks take the weather damage in regards to the surrounding mortar, what can be replaced over time.

Appreciate you doing this at such a time. Those really were ridiculous days. Media driven hysteria. Exactly what I was looking for though.

The building next to the old post office was an court. I am from Barrow. There was also a court in with the police station until the one on Abbey Road was built. There is another old police station on Barrow Island and I believe the cells are still there. Just across the bridge on Michealson Road. It is now a housing estate office.

What a useless video

is there anything that weather doesnt ?

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Always get the hoopworks and the wire works mixed up

Some of these town planners have done a better job of removing our history than the Luftwaffe did

Picked up our Labrador from the police kennels in Jan 1968 when I was 6 and station had been there for some years before that and was Lancashire constabulary back then

Remember north Lonsdale hospital and used to buy my books at heath's

I had a melon plant that looked similar to that.

Very interesting good sir. The notches in the large beam at the end of video suggest that in its previous life it was probably the other side up and the notches supported beams for a floor, perhaps in a barn. Seasonal greetings from Australia.

Good to see you back looking forward to seeing your latest adventures 👍

Waste of my time

Nice Tour and beatifull views. I love to travel with my ebike, around 80km pedaling+battery support. Bad part is when battery is empty, i have to move the 40kg with my legs... glad to see your wife enjoys travel with the bike, my wife hates the bike, motorcycle and even walking " a little bit" 😅