Lancashire Footnotes
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Lancashire Footnotes Episode One Hundred and Seven - Return to Singleton
Then the camera that I record the narration sequences on packed in. So that was that. No more Lancashire Footnotes films until I can find a suitable replacement, by which I mean a camera that films in the low light conditions of my kitchen and isn't either blurred, too close to my face when held at arm's length or so dark as to put me in silhouette.
Because I'd almost finished stitching this episode together when the camera went kerput, I thought I'd post it anyhow.
Don't unsubscribe though. Hopefully we'll get something sorted at some point. Apologies in the meantime and all that. Thanks for watching. We hope you've enjoyed the journey.
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Lancashire Footnotes Episode One Hundred and Six - Silverdale
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Silverdale is a charming, coastal village in the north of Lancashire that's full of cra...er...spurious folklore and history, ranging from the Buck Stone Serpent to the Fairy Steps. An now it's got Jeanie McIntosh to add to its list of mythical creatures. Join us as we...etc...
Lancashire Footnotes Episode One Hundred and Five - Street and Stuff
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The best thing we can say about this particular episode is that, for once, it didn't rain. Other than that, nothing went as planned, or even unplanned. In fact, all in all it was a complete disaster, but what else is new?
Lancashire Footnotes Episode 104 - Apples and Mud
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With an increasingly dodgy camera and an ever more emasculated exhaust by the week, we thought we'd stick close to home for this episode. That's why we opted to revisit the Apple Store at Wyresdale Hall. Not that we could afford to buy anything, but we trampled some excellent mud into Jeanie McIntosh's car, inhaled some delicious lamb-steak fumes and had an argument with a four wheel drive, so ...
Lancashire Footnotes Episode 103 - A Collection of Almost Insignificant Fylde Villages
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Jeanie McIntosh's exhaust is about to drop off. Our camera has severely buggered up and the viewscreen no longer works. And now the soundcard in my steam-powered computer has gone AWOL and only works through one, tinny earplug with the cable stretched to its limit and then fastened to the tabletop with sticky tape. So if this episode of Lancashire Footnotes isn't up to the usual deluxe, luxurio...
Lancashire Footnotes Episode One Hundred and Two - Some Woodplumpton Stuff
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We're off to Woodplumpton, again, to cover some stuff...stuff that we haven't covered before, obviously...
Lancashire Footnotes Episode One Hundred and One - In Search of the Fairy Bridge
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We went to Chatburn, where it rained. We went to Worsaw Hill, where it also rained. We went to the Packhorse Bridge at Rimmington, where it rained even harder and we got covered in mud. Then we went home. Ours is an exciting life - but also a wet one.
Lancashire Footnotes Episode 100 - Return to Ribchester
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Incredibly we've made it to 100 episodes without being banned from RUclips. To celebrate, we've made a return visit to Ribchester to take a look at the legendary boggart-haunted Written Stone, St Wilfrid's ancient church, the Roman Bath House and Granary and (incredibly for us, because we actually parted with some money to gain access) Ribchester Museum! All this and Jeanie McIntosh's creaking ...
The 2024 trailer
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Just a short video to let you know that we're still around and, with a bit of luck, will be back up and running properly in next to no time...hopefully. Life's complicated at the moment, what with one thing and another, but we're keeping on hanging in there as always, so don't forget to click the notification bell to be immediately informed when we're off on the next leg of our Lancastrian jour...
Lancashire Footnotes Episode Ninety-nine - What We Did At Stydd
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Stydd is a village...well, more of hamlet really...actually, it's less than that, it's just a couple of knackered old buildings and some extremely noisy chickens on the outskirts of Ribchester (which isn't much more than a village itself). However, Stydd does have a very, very old church (that's no longer working), and a not quite so old Roman Catholic church (which is a bit boring, if I'm bein...
Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety-Eight - Burscough Priory and Ormskirk Church
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The Met Office forecast showers. They were wrong. It wasn't so much 'showers' plural as 'deluge' singular. The Scarlet Pea almost drowned. We'd have been better off in a submarine. Nonetheless, we struggled on to Burscough, where I tore my coat attempting to film the remains of the Priory through a hedge. Then it was down to Ormskirk where a kindly lady showed us round the almost pitch-black ch...
Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety-Seven - Darwen
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Darwen is an old milltown situated just below Blackburn on the maps and, as such, we expected it to be a grimy, run-down, long forgotten dump with brass band music playing and loud mouthed kids that needed a smack in their gobs. As it turned out, it wasn't. In fact, in reality it looked a damned sight better than it did on Google Earth. I rather liked the place, which is saying something for me...
Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety-Six - Wyresdale Tower
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We went to Wyresdale Tower. We didn't find it. I probably should have put in a spoiler alert there. Ah well, you don't have to watch it now...although, if you don't, you'll miss out on a massive...no, I won't tell you. I leave that as a surprise. No exactly a great surprise, but a surprise nonetheless.
Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety-Five - Lost
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Sometimes on our travels we get lost. What am I talking about? We always get lost, mainly because Jeanie McIntosh is deaf (when she wants to be, which is most of the time) and so short sighted she can't read road signs. She also doesn't believe in GPSs, or colour televisions, or any form of modern technology come to think about it. Anyhow, here are some of the places we never intended to visit ...
Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety-Four - The Samlesbury Witches
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Yes, we know we've been to Samlesbury Hall before. And Samlesbury village, come to that - at least, we think it was Samlesbury village. It's hard to tell. It had Samlesbury church in it, but that doesn't count for much. Anyhow, yes, we know we've been to the general Samlesbury area twice before, but we didn't mention the Samlesbury Witches on the previous occasions, so we thought that, given th...
Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety-Three: Cockerham Church
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Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety-Three: Cockerham Church
Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety-two: Gisburn
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Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety-two: Gisburn
Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety-one - Chipping
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Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety-one - Chipping
Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety - Downham
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Lancashire Footnotes Shorts Episode Ninety - Downham
Lancashire Footnotes Shorts - Pendleton
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Lancashire Footnotes Shorts - Pendleton
Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Eight - Melling, Tatham and Tunstall
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Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Eight - Melling, Tatham and Tunstall
Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Seven - Wray and Littledale
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Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Seven - Wray and Littledale
Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Six - In Search of Langden Castle
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Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Six - In Search of Langden Castle
Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Five - Whalley Village
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Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Five - Whalley Village
Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Four - Wiswell
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Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Four - Wiswell
Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Three - Heskin Hall and Two Old Churches
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Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Three - Heskin Hall and Two Old Churches
Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Two - Brindle (via the Headless Cross of Anderton)
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Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty Two - Brindle (via the Headless Cross of Anderton)
Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty One - Rivington Village
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Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty One - Rivington Village
Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty - Rivington Pike
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Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Eighty - Rivington Pike
Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Seventy Nine - Even More Odds and Ends
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Lancashire Footnotes Minisode Seventy Nine - Even More Odds and Ends

Комментарии

  • @traceymorris-fo2is
    @traceymorris-fo2is 15 дней назад

    Fascinating, excellent presentation.

  • @martynking542
    @martynking542 2 месяца назад

    Ans news on when/if you are restarting Lancashire Footnotes? I miss them.

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 2 месяца назад

      Not yet, unfortunately, Martyn. I'm in the middle of renovating my 'new' home at the moment - and my god, does it need renovating.

    • @martynking542
      @martynking542 Месяц назад

      @@wyrearchaeology1 I feel your pain. We have just recently moved back to Fleetwood and we are still working on the house. Take care.

  • @christinekenny1110
    @christinekenny1110 2 месяца назад

    It's Darwen not Darwin

    • @nigelsouthworth5577
      @nigelsouthworth5577 Месяц назад

      In Celtic it means valley of the oak trees, I think. It's my home town.

  • @asticou04
    @asticou04 2 месяца назад

    Seems the railway regeneration has hit a halt, judging by the level at which nature has reclaimed the tracks (as at July 2024, not in reference to the footage).

  • @todmick
    @todmick 3 месяца назад

    The locks are hillock locks wheelton nr chorley . Leeds Liverpool canal

  • @todmick
    @todmick 3 месяца назад

    The quarry is Denham quarry whittle le woods nr chorley.

  • @girnogiovana6577
    @girnogiovana6577 3 месяца назад

    big up

  • @bigearedmouse17
    @bigearedmouse17 3 месяца назад

    like a Lancashire Toy Dolls this is...

  • @Mokh7777
    @Mokh7777 3 месяца назад

    You forgot to mention the Iranian Sarmatian Iazyges. That’s who King Arthur was also. Sarmatian.

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 3 месяца назад

      I didn't forget. I just didn't know.

    • @Mokh7777
      @Mokh7777 3 месяца назад

      @@wyrearchaeology1 Oh lol. The Sarmatian Iazyges were the cavalrymen that were sent to Britain by the Romans around mid 2nd century AD. They garrisoned the Bremetennacum fort, and I believe Hadrian’s Wall.

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 3 месяца назад

      Ah yes...the sarmatians were stationed at Ribchester, if memory serves. (That is, I remember reading that somewhere...I wasn't actually stationed there with them). And their horses were supplied from Eskham on the Pilling Marsh road where archaeologists dug up a roman horse corale-wrangot-thing. I think. Probably. I'm old and easily confused and haven't had enough coffee this morning yet. 😜

  • @dianesnowflake
    @dianesnowflake 3 месяца назад

    I too had tears of laughter, I did the same walk with my husband, your breakdown of this walk is on point. Really, that bench, I sat on that with my head in my hands.

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 3 месяца назад

      They don't call it the 'Climb of Oblivion' for nothing. (Actually, they don't call it the 'Climb of Oblivion' at all. I just made that up, because it seemed fitting.)

  • @dianesnowflake
    @dianesnowflake 3 месяца назад

    Congratulations on your 100th vlog. I have just found your channel and due to your witty delivery, you have a new subscriber.

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 3 месяца назад

      Thank you, Diane. We are on temporary hiatus at the moment (due to having to move and stuff) but we should be back at some point.

  • @CharlyP1603
    @CharlyP1603 4 месяца назад

    great footage and explanations, thumbs up, thanks for sharing, have a nice day

  • @WilliamBell-t8k
    @WilliamBell-t8k 4 месяца назад

    A Charles Babbage footnote: I went to school with his grandson. Bill. That's not his name I'm called Bill.

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 3 месяца назад

      The question is, was he a whizz kid at I.T.?

  • @andycruickshank1671
    @andycruickshank1671 4 месяца назад

    It's pronounced Yelland,had an Aunt and Uncle lived there for years.

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 3 месяца назад

      That's me being a mispronunciation Barland.

  • @philcoogan7369
    @philcoogan7369 4 месяца назад

    Don't ask me why but I was looking into gassometers and came across a reference to Dolphinholme and it's place in early gas history, oldest remains of a gasworks and now a scheduled monument. And that shot you've got of the site of the waterwheel? They claim (and I think it's more likely) is it's the remains of the gassometer. What fun!

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 3 месяца назад

      That's very possibly correct. It was too big and round for a hamster - that's all I know for certain. 😜

  • @MarkAbRobert-jv6it
    @MarkAbRobert-jv6it 4 месяца назад

    A slight correction, Cartimandua had been ousted by her ex Venutius when the Romans invaded Lancashire. A big correction King Arthur was not a Saxon

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 3 месяца назад

      No, you're absolutely right...Arthur was a Romano-British chieftain fighting against the invading saxons, if memory serves.

  • @ianedwards1293
    @ianedwards1293 4 месяца назад

    Originally from Abram, on two occasions I participated in the Good Friday Walk to the top of Rivington Pike , I would have around the age of 8_9 , it was quite the hike I remember.I have been living in the US for the past forty years. In 2023 I spent several days staying in house at the foot the hill, exploring and reminiscing. It remains an attractive part of the country..

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 4 месяца назад

      It was quite a hike, I must be honest - especially for Jeanie McIntosh on her Zimmer frame. 🙂

  • @Chris-x9r
    @Chris-x9r 4 месяца назад

    A great channel I've just found you I like it . great work

  • @Chris-x9r
    @Chris-x9r 5 месяцев назад

    Ive just found your channel its great 👍🏻

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      Thanks, Chris. We're on hiatus at the moment, but please stick around and, all being well, we'll be back eventually. 🙂

  • @WilliamBell-t8k
    @WilliamBell-t8k 5 месяцев назад

    I still lament the closure of Yates and Jackson's brewery. Mitchell's 'acquired' it when Y&J got into financial difficulties. Bill

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      All brewery closures are a national tragedy.

  • @WilliamBell-t8k
    @WilliamBell-t8k 5 месяцев назад

    Didn't the The Three Mariners used to be The Carpenter's?

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      I thought they were a 60s American pop group... 😜

  • @cappuccinodriverno1
    @cappuccinodriverno1 5 месяцев назад

    Edith Rivett has her grave at St Saviour's church Aughton. Under the name E C Lorac she wrote many whodunnit novels including one entitled Crook o' Lune. She was as prolific as Agatha Christie but is not as well remembered . However the British Library is currently re-issuing a few of her books in its Classic Crime series

  • @rebblespad1
    @rebblespad1 5 месяцев назад

    Oh God! This was the funniest one yet! Tears are rolling down my face!

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      I have the same problem when my boxers are too tight. 🤪

  • @WilliamBell-t8k
    @WilliamBell-t8k 5 месяцев назад

    Dignitas lol. Is that the Cleveleys branch? Bill

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      The Cleveleys branch is more of a whole trunk than a branch...

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    No y

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    Scouring action makes me reminisce

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    On serious note i do appreciate the history and I thank you they are trying to erase it in the usa

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    And its caton no y.

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    Wojohwitz?

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    Skeeter?

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    Anny suggestions

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    Or roody

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    My son is having a son last of the caton on this side names? Im thinking cleetus

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    No y

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    I concur on the old build they dont no

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    No y

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    Feed the tree

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    3 cats

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    No y aperintly thay want to slander my name

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    Is that all

  • @DougCayton
    @DougCayton 5 месяцев назад

    Im sorry the tree is in such a disarray we planted it so long ago try a short yank at its base hertiage lover douglas caton no y.

  • @jackieotway8513
    @jackieotway8513 5 месяцев назад

    My family has roots here. In fact, some are buried in Warton. Your video is plain creepy and doesn't do much dignity.

  • @KokowaSarunoKuniDesu
    @KokowaSarunoKuniDesu 5 месяцев назад

    Not to mention Hudson's ice cream in Chatburn: the liminal zone poised for a leap into Greater Yorkshire. I grew up in Chatburn. So I made that leap.

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      Yes, but, Wallings...I mean, at Cockerham you can actually watch them milk the cows and make the ice cream...apart from Gladys, the short sighted dairy maid, who, if nothing else, is good at making the bulls happy.

    • @KokowaSarunoKuniDesu
      @KokowaSarunoKuniDesu 5 месяцев назад

      @@wyrearchaeology1 Mmmm, Cocker 'em: hence the name. Hudson's is more lacticly pure.

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      By a strange coincidence they do a cock and ham flavour, amongst their thousands of other flavours. Or chicken and ham if the cocks are busy.

  • @davebannister4222
    @davebannister4222 5 месяцев назад

    Wish id discovered this 3 years ago as a yorkshire man im loath to praise hut its fucking funny

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      I apologise unreservedly for the anti-Yorkshire rhetoric, Dave. Some bloke from Derbyshire made me say it and then ran away.

  • @WilliamBell-t8k
    @WilliamBell-t8k 5 месяцев назад

    My friend Maria lived in Anchorsholme and the Bispham. She didn't tell us about the history of these places. I'll have to have words with her! I did, in a very small way, add to the folklore of Bispham on one occasion. We were staying at her house a few years ago and she prepared a culinary masterpiece. She baked some potatoes and then scooped out the cooked middle and mashed it with cheese. She then returned this mash to the potato skin and served it with a flourish...or possibly some butter. I witnessed this culinary miracle and then pronounced that henceforth this concoction should be known as 'Bispham Showboats'. And it was! She has moved to Cleveleys now so we may have to amend the name. Bill

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      There used to be a Cleveleys Showboat, on the promenade. I remember we had our school Christmas party there one year. It's gone now. A 1920's building, if I remember correctly, like something off Poirot only a bit mankier.

  • @WilliamBell-t8k
    @WilliamBell-t8k 5 месяцев назад

    My friend Maria who lived in Bispham at the time, once told me and my partner that she had been up 'Nicky Nook'. I said "Ok Maria, where is this fictional nook?" She assured me that it existed and that it had a loud echo. Is this true? Bill

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      It definitely exists. I've never heard about it having a loud echo before though. Mind you, by the time you reach the top you can hardly breathe, so I've never put it to the test. Next time I go up there, I'll push Jeanie McIntosh off the summit to find out. (Your friend Maria...her surname wasn't Von Trapp, was it?)

  • @WilliamBell-t8k
    @WilliamBell-t8k 5 месяцев назад

    Well here I am again with more nostalgia.(See Ashton Memorial, Fleetwood, Bamber Bridge and KIrkby Lonsdale videos for larger helpings of nostalgia). The Station Hotel is where my cousin held his wedding reception. One of the most depressing venues imaginable. There is, or was, Steamtown, the old locomotive sheds which act as honeypots to those obsessed with old steam trains. The most exciting part of any visit to Carnforth must include a visit to Booth's, the nearest thing to Waitrose for people who like that sort of thing. For those who don't, there is an Aldi next door. Bill Oh and I almost forgot, Cecil Parkinson who passed for a romantic lead in the minds of female members of the Conservative Party, came from near Carnforth....

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      I bought an interesting, hot sausage butty from the Booths in Carnforth, once. You get a good view of the building from one of the multitude of secret backrooms in the bookshop, if memory serves.

  • @WilliamBell-t8k
    @WilliamBell-t8k 5 месяцев назад

    More nostalgia from me! (See Ashton Memorial, Bamber Bridge and Fleetwood videos). When I was in my teens I was taken to the Devil's Bridge by a relative with a motorbike and sidecar. It was Easter and meltwater was rushing down the river. I swam of course but not for long. Dunking my head under the water resulted in a massive headache, so I stopped doing it. Bill

  • @WilliamBell-t8k
    @WilliamBell-t8k 5 месяцев назад

    It's full of incomers from Bispham hoping to better their social milieu.....Bill

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      I went to school in Bispham. And Cleveleys, come to think of it. I led an eclectic childhood. 🤪

  • @WilliamBell-t8k
    @WilliamBell-t8k 5 месяцев назад

    Don't knock Quernmore (pronounced Qwarmore)...my grandmother was born there....Bill (again)

    • @wyrearchaeology1
      @wyrearchaeology1 5 месяцев назад

      I don't think Quernmore's big enough to have a go at. 🤪