When I go to RAF Firbeck and ride through the farmers fields, apologies for the metallic ticking noise, this was the microphone shaking either on my jacket or in the connector
What is often called The Buttercross isn't a Buttercross but a Praying Cross, Braithwell and Tickhill have a royal charter to have a Buttercross but Maltby never did. The original location of the Praying Cross was near the pedestrian crossing on Blyth Road / Rotherham Rd junction and was relocated around 1929 when the new road was built. Good video 🙂
Eyup John , very interesting dis it's nice to see monuments dat aint been vandalised with graffiti and stuff good video pal enjoyed it , ta very much 👍 si de soon
@@deedahinkent hi Jon thanks for comments. That cenotaph war memorial at Maltby had 2 names carved on the plinth. It wa nice to see tho that they were still tendered to.
There’s a nice new one in Clifton park, a SATOR square, outside the new building opposite the old Roman ruins from Templeborough near the museum. Unfortunately the date info on the accompanying plaque is incorrect and understates the age of the park or something if memory serves. And there was talk of a police memorial plaque being installed at Swinton to commemorate the killing on duty of a PC Kew in 1900. Dunno if this is in situ (Kew Court)?
When I go to RAF Firbeck and ride through the farmers fields, apologies for the metallic ticking noise, this was the microphone shaking either on my jacket or in the connector
What is often called The Buttercross isn't a Buttercross but a Praying Cross, Braithwell and Tickhill have a royal charter to have a Buttercross but Maltby never did. The original location of the Praying Cross was near the pedestrian crossing on Blyth Road / Rotherham Rd junction and was relocated around 1929 when the new road was built. Good video 🙂
@@kevod7351 thanks for the info I love it when people interact and get involved and have an input.
Eyup John , very interesting dis it's nice to see monuments dat aint been vandalised with graffiti and stuff good video pal enjoyed it , ta very much 👍 si de soon
@@deedahinkent hi Jon thanks for comments. That cenotaph war memorial at Maltby had 2 names carved on the plinth. It wa nice to see tho that they were still tendered to.
There was an Air museum at Firbeck many years ago. I think some of the exhibits went to Doncaster Air museum.
Thanks Andy, I never knew that. There doesn't seem to be much written about it, I mean it's not out there, ya know like people mentioning it.
@@Rotherman i have found a old flyer from the Museum. I have scanned it but cannot post a photo for you
@andywarren4451 send it to my Facebook page or my email address that is mentioned on my page. Many thanks Andy too.
There’s a nice new one in Clifton park, a SATOR square, outside the new building opposite the old Roman ruins from Templeborough near the museum. Unfortunately the date info on the accompanying plaque is incorrect and understates the age of the park or something if memory serves. And there was talk of a police memorial plaque being installed at Swinton to commemorate the killing on duty of a PC Kew in 1900. Dunno if this is in situ (Kew Court)?
@@Kinbstdds I may go do a vid in clifton park but next year now.