I have just watched your video on your other channel 'Who do we Trust?'. Im very heartened to see somebody, anybody..ask questions about the crazy world we find ourselves in nowadays. I will never tell somebody how or what to think but i can tell you that youre on the right track. You are a dying breed, a thoroughly decent gent who just wants to get on with life and create. From the things you brought up in that video youve obviously done at least some research. I will end this comment by wishing you a good day and offer you a little advice..please dont let what is happening in the world distract you too much from your passions and interests. The very fact that your channel exists at all serves as a much needed escape for many people.
I first found your channel as you described a canal near Shrewsbury several years ago. In the village of Uffington, Ferry Cottage lived my Great Grandma who along with the rest of the village by the canal and the River Severn. Never drank water. Although being surrounded by it. It was always the Weak Brew. As did also the Farm Workers. Mother loved visiting and the Family would cycle down from Manchester during the War and most Summers after. A photo of me small by the cottage is in our collection. Memorys of Real England. Love David and Lily.
It's an interesting story about indications and side effects of beer.Beer had its own benefits but too much is harmful .you have explained it very beautifully.
No nasty bacteria in ale like the cholera infected water of yesteryear. Fred Dibnah always said it was a necessity before climbing a chimney that touched clouds. I enjoy it and the warmth doubles when watching the Vobes
So such thing as Nasty Bacteria, Bacteria are polymorphic they get made nasty, and then build in a compromised Terrain. Antoine Bechamp was right, and Louis Pasteur was wrong, as he confessed on his death bed.
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I really enjoy these stories so much, thank you so much for sharing them with us all 👏
Glad you like them!
I have just watched your video on your other channel 'Who do we Trust?'. Im very heartened to see somebody, anybody..ask questions about the crazy world we find ourselves in nowadays.
I will never tell somebody how or what to think but i can tell you that youre on the right track. You are a dying breed, a thoroughly decent gent who just wants to get on with life and create. From the things you brought up in that video youve obviously done at least some research.
I will end this comment by wishing you a good day and offer you a little advice..please dont let what is happening in the world distract you too much from your passions and interests. The very fact that your channel exists at all serves as a much needed escape for many people.
Good story but a very unexpected ending! Gave me chills!
Brilliant. I was enthralled.
Fascinating tale. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for listening
I first found your channel as you described a canal near Shrewsbury several years ago. In the village of Uffington, Ferry Cottage lived my Great Grandma who along with the rest of the village by the canal and the River Severn. Never drank water. Although being surrounded by it. It was always the Weak Brew. As did also the Farm Workers. Mother loved visiting and the Family would cycle down from Manchester during the War and most Summers after. A photo of me small by the cottage is in our collection. Memorys of Real England.
Love David and Lily.
I haven't drank Beer (or alcohol) for many years thanks for the story
It's an interesting story about indications and side effects of beer.Beer had its own benefits but too much is harmful .you have explained it very beautifully.
Is there really any point to life,? we are just here and have to make the most of it.Always enjoy your chats.
No nasty bacteria in ale like the cholera infected water of yesteryear. Fred Dibnah always said it was a necessity before climbing a chimney that touched clouds. I enjoy it and the warmth doubles when watching the Vobes
So such thing as Nasty Bacteria, Bacteria are polymorphic they get made nasty,
and then build in a compromised Terrain. Antoine Bechamp was right,
and Louis Pasteur was wrong, as he confessed on his death bed.
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