Great that you've rescued some Alton Towers history. Merlin seem to love leaving things to rot, behind a fence, or in a yard! Look forward to seeing the worm looking as good as it did when could tell us a story!
I have been very nostalgic recently about my childhood so this actually made me cry. I have many fond memories of storybook land and the bookworm really stands out most. I went as a small child with my nan who is no longer here making it extra bittersweet thinking about those times. It is a shame theme parks leave items especially ones with memories to rot but so glad there are people like you to save items especially something so special as the bookworm.
I tip my hat to you dude. As a child of the 70s I had a number of trips to the towers in the 80s with family then in the 90s when I could drive me and car load of mates would visit the towers and American adventure twice a year and as far as I'm concerned the 90s where the golden years. I love your enthusiasm for place its most refreshing, reminds me of how we felt about it 25-30yrs ago. What your doing here is superb, well done and keep up the good work. 👍
This guy is my biggest and one of few memories of towers, this is one of the things I would spend half the day standing around when I was younger and i was devastated when it left as much as I had got old enough to find my feet with the bigger rides and the rest of the park this is something I still hold dear and means a lot to me. Thank you for this mate you're legendary
Puff the magic dragon at Camelot I believe was sent to scrap. He was old and barely working when the site was open, parts had become very hard to source and he spent most of his days unable to work.
Great video. Thank you Shawn. I feel like you and your Dad are restoring the bookworm for all of us who loved him as kid. We all thank you for it and cant wait to see him in episode 2.
I can’t wait for more episodes of this! After hearing stories of amusement and theme park props getting scrapped, it’s very relieving to see conservation of pieces like this.
Heavy nostalgia for Alton Towers in the late 90s early 2000s there. There was just such an epic feel about the place almost like a Disney Park where everything looked like it ran flawlessly and big money had been invested in every little detail.
Being from the US, I can only imagine what it would have looked like in person at its prime. If you ask me, I've always been in love with animatronics (that you control). The engineering and craftsmanship of the Storybook Land Bookworm remind me of WED Enterprises when they first made the President Lincoln animatronic for the New York World's Fair. Through trial and error, they were able to perfect the art, which played an important role not only in their parks but also when the Bookworm was built. Thanks for sharing the restoration process. I can't wait for the next episode!
I was so lucky to visit the park in October 2013. Even to this day I remember standing in front of the book worm irritated that my mum wanted a picture with me and my younger sister, I'm glad I did, because that was pretty much the end of it's life. Its crazy to think that that thing now stand tall in your garden. Can't wait for the rest of the restoration videos.
Shawn!!! You are an absolute legend! Thank you so much for rescuing the bookworm. I had no idea that’s where it ended up - in good hands! I agree that the 1990’s were Alton Towers heyday.
*applause* I remember the bookworm!! Amazing to see him again, albeit in a distressed state. So glad someone who cares passionately about the history of iconic characters has rescued him and will bring him back to life. :-) (not moving, but you know what I mean :-) )
I did wonder how you were getting on with this project. I remember seeing it in your memorabilia video. Can't wait for the next episode, this one was awesome
OMG, shawn. I have just sat and watched this, i remember the bookworm being there and wondered what happened to it when it was removed, well now i know. Well done to you and your dad for restoring this iconic part of Alton Towers.
Wow, I never even got to see the Bookworm in situ but that video got us quite emotional, brilliant stuff and a project we are so keen to see successful. You have a very clever Dad and you did every Alton Towers fan a real favour by saving him from scrap, bravo!
This is fascinating! It honestly made me sad seeing what a great animatronic it was in the 90’s, and seeing how dull and stiff it became in it’s later years. Love that you’ve managed to salvage this bit of theme park history, and love that you and your Dad are restoring it, and showing us the journey!
Thanks for sharing this video to show everyone the project! One big thing though 14:00 the mechanical parts that make the bookworm move werent removed in 2014 because these clips show the cylinders were still there until you removed them (except for just the base pivot). There were no motors that made him move, he was all pneumatic. All you'd have needed to get him moving again was some new tubing to the cylinders, a small compressor and a simple control system. He'll never move again now, oh well never mind
Thanks for watching! We removed the remaining mechanics after finding there were quite a few that were damaged, laying in pieces on the floor at Alton Towers. I would of loved to of saved all the mechanics and tried to get some movement, but it was clear this would be a near impossible undertaking for us, especially not having any knowhow in animatronics!
Theme Park Worldwide The important stuff all looked intact before but I imagine that heavy column wasnt designed to hold its own weight without the missing base so it would have been tricky ! Im also restoring an old animatronic from a classic ride to get him moving again in lockdown (hopefully!)
I've never been to Alton Towers myself, but just from hearing you speak so fondly of this bookworm, I already feel attached to it. I'm really excited to see what it looks like now in detail :)
When I saw the nutty squirrel ride I shouted out NUTTY SQUIRREL and then my dog looked up and I realised that I’d said squirrel and she loves to watch them in the garden😂
I'm not a particularly huge fan of worms but I'm so glad it's being restored, I remember first seeing it a pressing the button to listen to him as a child :) very nostalgic piece of theming!!
Wow!! What a story!!! I found this fascinating, what a labour of love! The editing and production on this video is outstanding and really helped set the scene Well done Shawn!
My first memory of going to Alton towers was story book land and on one occasion I spent the whole day going round and round on the nutty squirrel ride. Great vid Shawn brang back a lot of nostalgia thank you 🙏👍
Believe it or not last week I was actually wondering about when we would have a Bookworm update. What a coincidence! I love that you had the foresight to save this park icon, thank you Shawn!
This is a nostalgia trip. Me and my sister used to race each other to the book worm. Childhood memories, I can even taste the soggy sandwiches we would always take. Love this video, Shaun. Keep it up!
Hi Shawn just wanted to say thanks for some what restoring a peace of my childhood. I love what your doing on RUclips and when I met you at alton towers. If you do read this thank you 😊
The Squirrel Nutty Ride was my favourite ride when I was younger. I used to love riding it and the small dips in the track felt a lot bigger when I was small.
Quite a moving story that! Very deserving that it went to you. Fair play for keeping the dream alive. I wish you all the success restoring it to any glory 👍
You should make your own documentary/overview series about Alton towers! You have so much knowledge off the the best theme park in the uk! Some subjects could be the ruins , scarefest, gardens, ride history etc!
This brings back so many memories of my first of many visits to Alton Towers in the 90s as a child and seeing Peter Rabbit on Ice. Those were the days! I still have the tapes that my dad recorded of the trips and especially the book worm haha
Wow you have done the right thing, preserving this iconic animatronic for all the community to enjoy, great video and series you have going, great job Shawn
Shawn, We Need More Awesome videos like this, the backstory build up introduction is a big YES in all departments, I'd Love to see more of this in future videos
@@ThemeParkWorldwide The Book Worm Plays A Huge Part In Our Hearts, Any thing for my favourite theme park tuber, to use our more than a tuber, your like a friend to us all.
That was brilliant Shawn. You can tell what a labour of love this project is for you from the reverential tone of your voiceover. It’s such a wonderful thing to do and lovely that you can work on the restoration with your dad. Looking forward to the next chapter - pun intended.
This is amazing Shawn! Very nice work. I can't wait to see more. It's awesome that you could save a piece of theme park history that meant a lot to you!
This is amazing, this is just what we need. We all love it and there’s no better person to do it other than you! Your really well spoken and have so much knowledge about Alton towers. I honestly could listen to you for hours. I love reminiscing. ❤️ you should be very proud of your self for how far you have come. I think Alton towers should be very great full and proud of you too! We love your work and all your videos!! Keep it up and shine bright!! ❤️🌟🌈
It's so sad that Alton Towers neglected such a beautifully themed area 😢. With its aesthetic, Storybook Land looks as if it could have been ripped out Disneyland Paris and put in the UK Great video as always, Shawn! I'm glad that the bookworm has been given a second life in the world of theme parks
Absolutely flippin’ fantastic. Bravo, Shawn! Your dedication and commitment to this project is outstanding and I admire you and your Dad so much for it! I simply can’t wait for episode two!!
This is amazing. I have a really vivid memory from when I was very young of my uncle teasing me because I was terrified of this thing. Awesome to see this.
This was awesome! I loved it and it's pretty cool that you and your dad worked on this together and working on it again, you both have great ideas for the restoration as well, can't wait to see the final touch!
Man, these review and documentary type videos are absolutely superb. You've taken the limitations of the lockdown and really excelled. Well done to everyone at TPW! Also, thanks for saving the bookworm!
I have no interest in theme parks at all really Shaun. Your videos just appeal me for some reason! I find myself asking questions and you always seem to reply! I thank you. Your enthusiasm is infectious and you’re a brilliant film maker.
Brings back so many fantastic memories at the park over the years - quite emotional to be honest. Love the editing you've done on it all. Really a pleasure to watch and the bookworm is in the best hands!
This is like a David Attenborough documentary. Love the nostalgia that was put into this video, keep it up 👍
Thank you
But better
Great that you've rescued some Alton Towers history. Merlin seem to love leaving things to rot, behind a fence, or in a yard!
Look forward to seeing the worm looking as good as it did when could tell us a story!
Sadly so, hopefully we’ll get it looking much better!
Spike H is the ‘behind a fence’ reference a dig at Thorpe for Loggers 😂😂 love it
This is absolutely incredible! The work that has gone into this video is stunning!
Thank you! Hopefully people learn something about the history of it from the video!
I definitely learnt a lot!
I agree. Fantastic work being done by you and your dad. Can't wait for part 2.
This is the content we need to see more of
Thanks Tom
I have been looking forward to this since you showed us the bookworm in your memorabilia tour!
Thanks Matt, I hope you enjoyed episode 1!
I feel like this should be a TV show on the BBC or something like that
Thank you!
This man deadass has a giant bookworm in his house, and is SO casual about having it
NESS I mean I have woodlice and breed them and named their coconut hide "the Tunnel of Love" so that's not the weirdest thing out there.
@@user-yn1bd4yf3h I would be crying if I had wood lice in my house 😂😂😂
This is probably the best video you have produced! Such amazing dedication! I cannot wait to see the final result! Absolutely incredible shawn!
Thanks Mel
I have been very nostalgic recently about my childhood so this actually made me cry. I have many fond memories of storybook land and the bookworm really stands out most. I went as a small child with my nan who is no longer here making it extra bittersweet thinking about those times. It is a shame theme parks leave items especially ones with memories to rot but so glad there are people like you to save items especially something so special as the bookworm.
Thank you very much for your kind words and support!
I tip my hat to you dude. As a child of the 70s I had a number of trips to the towers in the 80s with family then in the 90s when I could drive me and car load of mates would visit the towers and American adventure twice a year and as far as I'm concerned the 90s where the golden years.
I love your enthusiasm for place its most refreshing, reminds me of how we felt about it 25-30yrs ago. What your doing here is superb, well done and keep up the good work. 👍
Thank you!
This guy is my biggest and one of few memories of towers, this is one of the things I would spend half the day standing around when I was younger and i was devastated when it left as much as I had got old enough to find my feet with the bigger rides and the rest of the park this is something I still hold dear and means a lot to me.
Thank you for this mate you're legendary
Thank you!
It's a shame that the camalot dragon didn't get saved😭😭 unless you've got it
I haven’t unfortunately
Ronni the cyberwitch 11:11 someone definitely took it when it closed as it disappeared after 2012 and is in no videos of exploring the place
“Unless you’ve got it” I would’ve thought the same 🤣🤣🤣
@@twntodaywithniall7702 I have heard the same thing I'm just wondering wear it went south from camalot last I heard
Puff the magic dragon at Camelot I believe was sent to scrap. He was old and barely working when the site was open, parts had become very hard to source and he spent most of his days unable to work.
Oh wow, I used to spend absolutely ages activating the animatronic! I got a lot of nostalgia from this.
It was such a huge part of the Alton Towers experience
Great video. Thank you Shawn. I feel like you and your Dad are restoring the bookworm for all of us who loved him as kid. We all thank you for it and cant wait to see him in episode 2.
We are indeed and let’s hope it comes together well!
We're all gonna miss the park while it's closed, but safety's more important than entertainment
It is indeed
I can’t wait for more episodes of this! After hearing stories of amusement and theme park props getting scrapped, it’s very relieving to see conservation of pieces like this.
Thank you!
I had completely forgot about the book worm until watching this and all the memories came flooding back, looking forward to seeing part two!
Thanks for watching!
Heavy nostalgia for Alton Towers in the late 90s early 2000s there. There was just such an epic feel about the place almost like a Disney Park where everything looked like it ran flawlessly and big money had been invested in every little detail.
It was indeed at its best in the 90’s in my opinion!
Being from the US, I can only imagine what it would have looked like in person at its prime. If you ask me, I've always been in love with animatronics (that you control). The engineering and craftsmanship of the Storybook Land Bookworm remind me of WED Enterprises when they first made the President Lincoln animatronic for the New York World's Fair. Through trial and error, they were able to perfect the art, which played an important role not only in their parks but also when the Bookworm was built. Thanks for sharing the restoration process. I can't wait for the next episode!
Thanks Tony. It certainly is a fun but challenging project so far!
Love it shawn 1990s were insane and that book worn is cool
They were the best times at Alton Towers in my opinion!
Alton towers is the best place in the uk!!
It sure is a wonderful theme park!
Theme park not place there are more nicer places in the whole of the uk
*blackpool pleasurebeach is the best place in the uk!!
Of course it is
It’s an amazing place
This gave me goosebumps. So glad you got to cherish your childhood in this way 🥰
Thank you!
I was so lucky to visit the park in October 2013. Even to this day I remember standing in front of the book worm irritated that my mum wanted a picture with me and my younger sister, I'm glad I did, because that was pretty much the end of it's life. Its crazy to think that that thing now stand tall in your garden. Can't wait for the rest of the restoration videos.
Thank you very much for sharing your memories!
Shawn!!! You are an absolute legend! Thank you so much for rescuing the bookworm. I had no idea that’s where it ended up - in good hands! I agree that the 1990’s were Alton Towers heyday.
Thank you!
*applause* I remember the bookworm!! Amazing to see him again, albeit in a distressed state. So glad someone who cares passionately about the history of iconic characters has rescued him and will bring him back to life. :-) (not moving, but you know what I mean :-) )
Thank you!
2 years on and I still love watching you restore the bookworm with your dad. It looks like you worked hard towards restoring it.
Thank you!
I kid you not, I remembered this video during one of my mocks and I forgot how much I loved these.
I did wonder how you were getting on with this project. I remember seeing it in your memorabilia video.
Can't wait for the next episode, this one was awesome
Thanks Keith
OMG, shawn. I have just sat and watched this, i remember the bookworm being there and wondered what happened to it when it was removed, well now i know. Well done to you and your dad for restoring this iconic part of Alton Towers.
Thank you!
@@ThemeParkWorldwide Shawn wondering when part 3 of this will come, lol.
Wow, I never even got to see the Bookworm in situ but that video got us quite emotional, brilliant stuff and a project we are so keen to see successful. You have a very clever Dad and you did every Alton Towers fan a real favour by saving him from scrap, bravo!
Thank you Kevin!
This is fascinating! It honestly made me sad seeing what a great animatronic it was in the 90’s, and seeing how dull and stiff it became in it’s later years. Love that you’ve managed to salvage this bit of theme park history, and love that you and your Dad are restoring it, and showing us the journey!
Thanks Sarah!
@@ThemeParkWorldwideHi! What Is Those Music Called in Episode 1 (2020)
I'd love to see more documentary style content like this Shaun. So interesting and you have a nack for building a captivating narrative.
Thank you!
Wow! I can’t wait for episode 2! This is amazing!
Thank you
Thanks for sharing this video to show everyone the project! One big thing though 14:00 the mechanical parts that make the bookworm move werent removed in 2014 because these clips show the cylinders were still there until you removed them (except for just the base pivot). There were no motors that made him move, he was all pneumatic. All you'd have needed to get him moving again was some new tubing to the cylinders, a small compressor and a simple control system. He'll never move again now, oh well never mind
Thanks for watching! We removed the remaining mechanics after finding there were quite a few that were damaged, laying in pieces on the floor at Alton Towers. I would of loved to of saved all the mechanics and tried to get some movement, but it was clear this would be a near impossible undertaking for us, especially not having any knowhow in animatronics!
Theme Park Worldwide The important stuff all looked intact before but I imagine that heavy column wasnt designed to hold its own weight without the missing base so it would have been tricky ! Im also restoring an old animatronic from a classic ride to get him moving again in lockdown (hopefully!)
I've never been to Alton Towers myself, but just from hearing you speak so fondly of this bookworm, I already feel attached to it. I'm really excited to see what it looks like now in detail :)
Thank you!
It's nice to know the bookworm has a new home and is loved.
Thank you Mesmo!
When I saw the nutty squirrel ride I shouted out NUTTY SQUIRREL and then my dog looked up and I realised that I’d said squirrel and she loves to watch them in the garden😂
The legendary Bookworm will rise again! Great work so far!
He will indeed. Thank you!
I'm not a particularly huge fan of worms but I'm so glad it's being restored, I remember first seeing it a pressing the button to listen to him as a child :) very nostalgic piece of theming!!
It was indeed a huge part of the experience and it’s great to finally restore him!
Wow!! What a story!!!
I found this fascinating, what a labour of love!
The editing and production on this video is outstanding and really helped set the scene
Well done Shawn!
Thank you!
My first memory of going to Alton towers was story book land and on one occasion I spent the whole day going round and round on the nutty squirrel ride. Great vid Shawn brang back a lot of nostalgia thank you 🙏👍
Thank you!
Believe it or not last week I was actually wondering about when we would have a Bookworm update. What a coincidence! I love that you had the foresight to save this park icon, thank you Shawn!
Thanks Laura!
Wish I saw the episode 1 in the title 😭when is the next one this is great👍
Episodes set to be released over the coming weeks!
@@ThemeParkWorldwide did u experiance anything at the towers whilst u worked there do u believe they are haunted
@@ThemeParkWorldwide can't waitt
This is a nostalgia trip. Me and my sister used to race each other to the book worm. Childhood memories, I can even taste the soggy sandwiches we would always take. Love this video, Shaun. Keep it up!
Thanks for sharing your memories!
I watched this when it came out in 2020, always been a huge fan of your channel.
oh wow I loved that worm and the Squirrel Nutkins ride xx thanks for sharing xx we enjoyed watching- stay well xx
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed watching!
Wow just wow. The book worm lives on. He must live on. Great effort tpww
Thank you
This was amazing!! The beginning was incredible and so well edited - I can't wait for more!
Thank you!
Fantastic Shawn !!! I absolutely loved the Bookworm and storybook land when I was little !! So glad it’s getting a new lease of life !!
Thanks Jack. It’s going to be a fun, but challenging project!
Hi Shawn just wanted to say thanks for some what restoring a peace of my childhood. I love what your doing on RUclips and when I met you at alton towers. If you do read this thank you 😊
Thank you for your kind words
The Squirrel Nutty Ride was my favourite ride when I was younger. I used to love riding it and the small dips in the track felt a lot bigger when I was small.
It was a good fun experience
Quite a moving story that! Very deserving that it went to you. Fair play for keeping the dream alive.
I wish you all the success restoring it to any glory 👍
Thank you very much. It’ll certainly be a fun project!
@@ThemeParkWorldwide look forward to seeing the progress.
Wow. This is like something you’d see on TV. Looking forward to seeing the rest of this series. You should do more of these type of videos!
Thank you!
So glad youve got the bookworm, Shawn; it obviously means a lot to you and will have a good home! Fantastic editing.
Thanks Dolly. It’s going to be a very special piece when it’s complete
I'm so glad you got this piece, i have faith that you'll definitely look after it well.
Thank you!
You should make your own documentary/overview series about Alton towers! You have so much knowledge off the the best theme park in the uk! Some subjects could be the ruins , scarefest, gardens, ride history etc!
This brings back so many memories of my first of many visits to Alton Towers in the 90s as a child and seeing Peter Rabbit on Ice. Those were the days! I still have the tapes that my dad recorded of the trips and especially the book worm haha
It was such an iconic part of the park!
Wow you have done the right thing, preserving this iconic animatronic for all the community to enjoy, great video and series you have going, great job Shawn
Thank you
Very wholesome video. Glad to see such an iconic piece of history be taken in to good care.
Thank you! I’m glad I managed to save it
Very well done. Looking forward to part 2!
Thanks Andrew
This is incredible!! I didn’t even know that this section of the park existed - so it’s amazing to be able to learn about it
Thank you!
Really digging the Edward Scissorhands music @ 4:13! So far I'm intrigued with the series. Looking forward to watching the rest!
Thank you!
Shawn, We Need More Awesome videos like this, the backstory build up introduction is a big YES in all departments, I'd Love to see more of this in future videos
Thank you very much!
@@ThemeParkWorldwide The Book Worm Plays A Huge Part In Our Hearts, Any thing for my favourite theme park tuber, to use our more than a tuber, your like a friend to us all.
the video of the squirrel ride at storybook land nostalgia'd me so hard I almost cried
Classic!
Shawn you are living the dream and I salute you.
Thank you!
Fantastic video can not wait for episode 2! I love learning about the history of Alton towers!!
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
I love it when heritage is preserved and can’t wait to see the final outcome!
It’s going to be a fun, but hard project!
Great first episode of your restoration of the classic Alton Towers Bookworm
Had to rewatch this series
Christ I remember finding this thing so creepy as a kid. Great to see you're ensuring he can traumatise generations to come
So far this is very interesting! Thank you for uploading!
Thank you!
I don't know why but this made my quarantine 100% better
That’s great to hear
This is a great vldeo, have so many happy memories of storybook land. I loved the worm.
That was brilliant Shawn. You can tell what a labour of love this project is for you from the reverential tone of your voiceover. It’s such a wonderful thing to do and lovely that you can work on the restoration with your dad. Looking forward to the next chapter - pun intended.
It sure is a fun, but challenging project!
This is amazing Shawn! Very nice work. I can't wait to see more. It's awesome that you could save a piece of theme park history that meant a lot to you!
It sure is great to be able to save it, but now the hard work begins!
This is amazing, this is just what we need. We all love it and there’s no better person to do it other than you! Your really well spoken and have so much knowledge about Alton towers. I honestly could listen to you for hours. I love reminiscing. ❤️ you should be very proud of your self for how far you have come. I think Alton towers should be very great full and proud of you too! We love your work and all your videos!! Keep it up and shine bright!! ❤️🌟🌈
Thank you for your support Laura!
Theme Park Worldwide We are all itching to see part 2. Please show it soon 😁❤️
Wow. This was put together so well. I can not wait for episode 2!
Thank you!
It's so sad that Alton Towers neglected such a beautifully themed area 😢. With its aesthetic, Storybook Land looks as if it could have been ripped out Disneyland Paris and put in the UK
Great video as always, Shawn! I'm glad that the bookworm has been given a second life in the world of theme parks
Thank you, it’s proving to be a fun but challenging project so far!
Come here for theme parks and now restoration projects, great stuff shawn , looking forward to the second one
Thanks Ken!
Absolutely flippin’ fantastic. Bravo, Shawn! Your dedication and commitment to this project is outstanding and I admire you and your Dad so much for it! I simply can’t wait for episode two!!
Thank you very much
Fantastic video Shawn, it's great to see the level of care you are putting into maintaining this iconic piece of theme park history!
Thanks Jack. The start of a big project!
This is amazing. I have a really vivid memory from when I was very young of my uncle teasing me because I was terrified of this thing. Awesome to see this.
Thank you!
This was awesome! I loved it and it's pretty cool that you and your dad worked on this together and working on it again, you both have great ideas for the restoration as well, can't wait to see the final touch!
Thank you!
@@ThemeParkWorldwide You're very welcome!
Amazing video was great to see original footage of storybook land. This is a great restoration project series!
Thank you!
Wow sounds like a proper restoration documentary looking forward to episode 2
It sure is!
Such a fantastic video, made me very emotional though! Can’t wait for the rest of the series!
Thank you!
I have very fond memories of the Book Worm! I'm so glad that you are taking care of it!
Thanks Ryan, it’ll look amazing when it’s done!
This video is a trip down memory lane.. wow childhood right here 😂😂
Cheers Brad!
I love the bookworm as a kid. great job on saving it from the scrap yard tho I wonder what else you been saving from the scrap yard.
Man, these review and documentary type videos are absolutely superb. You've taken the limitations of the lockdown and really excelled. Well done to everyone at TPW! Also, thanks for saving the bookworm!
Thank you very much for your kind words and support!
Great video and great restoration work. Looking forward to the 2nd installment.
Thanks Jonny!
One of the first memory’s I have of going to a theme park just behind the jousting at Camelot
Classic theme park moments!
That’s creepy my mum carryd me passed it with a scarf over my eyes so yea
Great video Shawn, and backstory. Looking forward to part 2.
Thank you!
I love this video SO much! It gives SUCH a tv show vibe and just you have such a great Narrating voice
Thank you!
I have no interest in theme parks at all really Shaun. Your videos just appeal me for some reason! I find myself asking questions and you always seem to reply! I thank you. Your enthusiasm is infectious and you’re a brilliant film maker.
Thank you very much. I appreciate your kind words!
Omg this is wonderful!! Can’t wait for part 2!!
Thanks Mark!
Brings back so many fantastic memories at the park over the years - quite emotional to be honest. Love the editing you've done on it all. Really a pleasure to watch and the bookworm is in the best hands!
This is so amazing such an amazing part of my childhood I’m so glad it’s been saved
Thanks!
Honestly, this is incredible, its just incredibly well made, well done shaun
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it!