James Brindley's Bloomfield

[@ther6kid]

Another great video thanks Andy and the team

[@christinegibbins6105]

Many thanks Andy, fascinating as always. Take care.

[@colinness375]

Thanks, Andy. Good to see you. Excellent content, as always.

[@andrewwoods456]

Great to have a new video. Thanks Andy

[@deborahfigueiredo8731]

Really enjoyed this, such a fascinating past.

[@ianlloyd2579]

Great too see you back

[@nbflyingfox4672]

Good to see you back Andy. Although the canal is no longer with us, it is great to see evidence of it in the landscape and the early photos. Thanks for another great episode. 👍

[@ruthbrierley1798]

Thanks Andy! Good to see you back again!

[@nedseagoon5101]

Wonderful! An area I know very well indeed. I’m so glad you’re back. I was worried you’d abandoned us.

[@rmk]

Thanks Andy, I was wondering what happened, great to have the next video in the series!

[@ChrisLee-vz5sf]

Thanks again mr Tidy these old routes are my main walks absolutely love the fly over graphics. Sometimes I’ve been asked “what are you looking at? And I say trying to figure out where the old cut was. Then they leave me alone, it can be rough round these parts

[@andrewpitt7773]

Superb, thank you.

[@Hollaraedulioe]

Great to have that continued.
What I noted is that near the area where you describe all pictures being flocked by swans has the Swanpool Pharmacy on St.Barks road nearby - a pure coincidence or local memory?

[@lifeat2.3milesanhour57]

I would say local memory. The photos are mostly labelled Princes End which is the same spot.

[@brynvjones6679]

Spiffing. I was suffering withdrawal symptoms wondering where you were.