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Richard Rees
Добавлен 7 янв 2012
Tryfan 18th June 2019
I'd nothing better to do during lockdown and thought I'd look back at 2019 and in particular my day on Tryfan. Well, imagine my surprise when I couldn't find it. A quick check back and...yes I had gone up Tryfan but no I hadn't posted the video (senility kicking in already).
Anyway, I had a quick look at it, tinkered with it and here it is (and who knows, maybe, just maybe June 2020?)
Anyway, I had a quick look at it, tinkered with it and here it is (and who knows, maybe, just maybe June 2020?)
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National Trust Houses: A tour of 29 in 15 minutes
Просмотров 14 тыс.4 года назад
Normally over the Easter weekend, we visit our first National Trust property of the year. However, this year we're in lockdown and won't be able to go out even if they were open (which they're not). So instead, I've been looking at photos from previous visits and, having nothing better to do, I decided to create a slideshow of photos. One thing led to another and I've decided to upload my tour ...
Inspirational things to do during lockdown
Просмотров 744 года назад
Bored? Is self isolation getting you down? Then here's an idea to inspire you to use the time to learn something new. If I can, then you can!
A Snowy Day On Pen Yr Ole Wen 20th March 2020
Просмотров 344 года назад
A quick walk up Pen yr Ole Wen via Cwm Lloer on a bright snowy March day.
Boxing Day Jigsaw Challenge
Просмотров 394 года назад
A test of skill, patience and intelligence. On reflection, perhaps Boxing Day wasn't the best day to choose!
How to cook a Christmas dinner in under 8 minutes
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How I cooked our Christmas dinner in 2019. The turkey was, excellent - although I say it myself (thank you Marks and Spencer). The sprouts were...cooked (I don't like them so I can't really comment). The roasties were roasted (as were the parsnips - but who wants parsnips?) The rest of the ingredients were of course great. I like to think of this as a Public Information Film and if you want any...
Madeira October 2019
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A week in Madeira - what we did and saw. Music from RUclips audio library: Arp Bounce (Geographer) Parzifal (William Rosati) We could reach (Freedom Trail Studio) Edge of eternity (Norma Rockwell) Mournful departure (Asher Fulero) Night snow (Asher Fulero)
Bodnant Garden (October 2019)
Просмотров 1574 года назад
A walk round Bodnant Garden, a National Trust property in North Wales, in the autumn. Music: Mama's whisper (The 126ers) Parzival (William Rosati)
Circular walk from Llangollen including Castell Dinas Bran
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A walk from Llangollen along the canal to the Horseshoe Falls, up over the hills to Vale Crucis Abbey and on to Castell Dinas Bran overlooking Llangollen before returning to the start. Music from RUclips audio library: Where I am from (Topher Mohr and Alex Elena) Fresh fallen snow (Chris Haugen)
Glyder Fawr via Y Gribin
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A walk up Glyder Fawr via Y Gribin ridge and back down via Y Garn (includes some entertaining goats).
Anglesy Coast Path: Walk from Moelfre
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A circular walk from Traeth Lligwy to Moelfre and including Hen Capel Lligwy and Din Lligwy village hut circle.
Anglesey Coast Path: Walk from Aberffraw
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A circular walk along the Anglesey Coast Path from Aberffraw to the island of Cribinau in Porth Cwyfan and visting the church of St Cwyfan.
A lakeland adventure. Day 3: Ashness Bridge, High Seat & Castlerigg Stone Circle
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The final day of a short break in the Lake District where I went to Ashness Bridge, High Seat and Castlerigg Stone Circle on my way home.
A lakeland adventure. Day 2: High Stile Ridge, Buttermere
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A walk along the High Stile ridge comprising the peaks of Red Pike, High Stile and High Crag on a clear sunny day provides wonderful views of not only Buttermere and Crummock Water but also the surrounding fells of Grassmoor, Robinson and Fleetwith Pike and the further afield peaks of Great Gable, Scafell Pike and even (weather permitting) Blencathra.
A lakeland adventure. Day 1: Loughrigg Fell
Просмотров 365 лет назад
The forecast for the week ahead was for settled warm and sunny weather and so I decided to go to the Lake District for a short break camping in Buttermere. On day 1 I arrived in the Lake District mid-morning with a view to walking up Loughrigg Fell before travelling on to Buttermere. Days 2 and 3 will be posted shortly (when I can get around to finishing them).
A walk around Y Gogarth (the Great Orme, Llandudno)
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A walk around Y Gogarth (the Great Orme, Llandudno)
like a classy slide show - neat tick
Like tge way you keepvpulling away from the front straight ahead shots to gives us the more panaramic shots. It really gives us a prospective of where you are. A really good guide video actually.
You dont say much, but nonetheless I really enjoyed that.
you don't say much but you spelt the area's welsh names correctly, goes along way for locals that, lovely to see, great vid, and nice music ,
There are 100 + year old Japanese farm houses treated with creosote and the timbers are still rock solid Despite years of heavy snow and rain. I know because I live in one. Every farmhouse for kilometers around is the same colour, black timbers, white plaster, and timber ends painted white.
what a load of bollocks (wanker).
The speed at which you work is astonishing. But very disappointed you didn't creosote your deckchair, wasted time. Sue would not approve.
Beautiful! I guess your choices/view points made portrayed them even more beautiful. Love
Just buildings without names.
Does sue approve?
Been to a fair few of these, favs are Colton Fishacre and Cragside, but you need strong legs for both.
The moral of the story is just get on with it slap it on job done another 30 years Rot proofing thank you very much my son ha ha love it well done.
Not much good without names
I was worried when you kicked the shed. Thought you were gonna knock it right over there! What did you use on there? It did look great. I’ve used old engine oil for this kinda stuff before.
i always thought creosote was like powder out of a chimney or occasionally resin or flake....highly flammable... how come his is paintable.? what purpose does it serve.
It stops rot and there is nothing better at doing it.
Or is he using another type or formula ?!
Is it safe without protective clothes ?!
no it isn't it can burn your skin
Why would you do this, and how did you make the concoction?
The worst silent movie ever about a man walking around his shed. Comical but not informative
Wow!! What an amazing video, Truley stunning photos of some of the greatest houses in the U.K. And what a brilliant song to go with it.
Hope we don't have to wait too long for the next episode in this series 😁
I had thought about hairdressing from home for beginners but the idea was squashed by a higher authority. Unfortunately this means that by the end of lockdown I'm going to resemble a caveman.
@@richardrees7867 mum will crack before long and need her own hair cutting and then you'll have a willing model 😃
I've never had anything dedicated to me before 😍!!!! And just to prove how much I love your cooking I am perfectly happy for you to cook me a Christmas dinner when I get home 😄 x
no mask
Stck your mask up your mask commie.
@@allywilkeforsenate lmao
Nice! Brings back memories, I visited about 20 years ago. Scary runway I remember!
Hi .. What brand product and Colour did you use ? ... looks gr8 !
Hi Richard. Do you have an image or map of this route please? to send to my phone or email. Looks lovely
Beautiful bluebells! Spent the weekend camping around Buttermere and it was lovely. :)