Just watched this amazing I started work in #LittleGermany #Bradford 1967 know many of these Streets should be featured in #bradfordcityofculture2025 Thank you 😊😊👏
Glad to see some streets have retained the cobbles/sets. My grandfather told me these streets would have a larger cobble laid at the pavement side on a hill so the horses/carts could rest a wheel to give the horse a break. Particularly good on frozen streets.
My sister lived on spring gardens when I was a kid I do remember a long iron bridge with wooden sleepers over a railway not that far away from spring gardens,I could be wrong I was only a kid ,
@@rockysubhan8281 You’re right. The bridge was not far from the garage that maintained the ice cream vans. City centre end of Midland Road. Me and my twin used to play near the bridge. Stopped going near it after the gypsy’s moved on to land next to it.
i am really upset and confused on how southfield square isnt on there as its bassically the biggest street regarding cobbles and if i am mistaken do tag me please but i also believe you should do a video on southfield square and its history
Hello there, thanks for commenting. I am actually doing a couple of these videos because of the numbers. Southfield Sq is on the list to do. Thank you 👍🏾
Lovely to see the cobbles, they’ve lasted longer than the tarmac roads.
Definitely something special about them.
Thanks for your comment 👍
Just watched this amazing I started work in #LittleGermany #Bradford 1967 know many of these Streets should be featured in #bradfordcityofculture2025 Thank you 😊😊👏
I really appreciate your comment and absolutely agree.
Could be worth sharing and targeting film production companies.
Love this! Great idea to film in black and white too..... ✌️
Thanks. Gives the vibe 😉
Great video mate. There's loads off cobbles under Bradford roads and Shipley most just got covers in tarmack so there still there.
Thank you 😊
It is an odd subject, but important to document before they disappear.
Take Care.
Excellent upload 👌 Thank you for sharing 👌 Stay blessed 😀
Thank you 😊
@@BradfordThroughTheLens My pleasure 🙏 ☺
Glad to see some streets have retained the cobbles/sets. My grandfather told me these streets would have a larger cobble laid at the pavement side on a hill so the horses/carts could rest a wheel to give the horse a break. Particularly good on frozen streets.
That's interesting. Thanks for your input.
I was happy to see Mortimer Row included... one of the best-preserved examples of Bygone Bradford outside of Thornton.
Great i loved it especially market street .my grandma lived there
It's a beautiful place , and thank you for watching 👀 😊
I had one cobble from there at my house in Spain, as a Bradford's souvenir. 10 years ago I picked it from a pile of them.
More ghosts than living people. All the way back to ROMAN TIMES ! Just amazing.
As children we used to call them the shakers lol x sat in back of a car before compulsory seat belts. Great video
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Thank you bro 😎 great job
No problem 😊
Another great video, loved it when you changed it to black and white.
Gave it some nostalgic look.
Thanks again.
Used live at 20 Spring Gardens, we left Bradford in 1987.
Still iconic look
My sister lived on spring gardens when I was a kid I do remember a long iron bridge with wooden sleepers over a railway not that far away from spring gardens,I could be wrong I was only a kid ,
@@rockysubhan8281 You’re right. The bridge was not far from the garage that maintained the ice cream vans. City centre end of Midland Road. Me and my twin used to play near the bridge. Stopped going near it after the gypsy’s moved on to land next to it.
Proud to be a bradfordarian ❤❤❤❤ great vids 👍
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Theres cobbles on Besha av in Low Moor too.
Thank you.
I need to go around and document more.
Nice. Could you do a vlong on the bontie sisters the museum and the church and the cemetery of were their brother and sisters a beurièd.
Sure , but there are quite a few bits we have done on the Brontes.
Head to our video list, scroll down. Thanks for watching.
There's a man does all this round near where we live in Eccleshill
Love to see his work.
Thanks for watching 👀
if you dug up the tarmac on most roads in bradford ,theres cobbled streets
before potholes were invented
Was you at dye house dam today BD12?
Not Guity 😉
I’m sure I seen you and Imtiaz with his white T-shirt on! I was fishing!
i am really upset and confused on how southfield square isnt on there as its bassically the biggest street regarding cobbles and if i am mistaken do tag me please but i also believe you should do a video on southfield square and its history
Hello there, thanks for commenting.
I am actually doing a couple of these videos because of the numbers.
Southfield Sq is on the list to do. Thank you 👍🏾
@@BradfordThroughTheLens That would be great Cheers
U missed out Ann place little horton
Still documenting more roads.