@@CelticSaint there's a lot of people who know how to play the system but they're usually called a lot worse than "legend" because they don't have the banter and hard working charm he had.
I started with videos of a guy climbing a chimney, now I'm watching a mad man on a mission to drive a train (on the streets) to some other city with his seemingly unwilling family on board. I'm both fascinated and terrified.
Old Fred sure was an interesting cat. Basically a professional hobbyist--the things in life that he truly excelled at involved goofing around in the shed in a grubby boiler suit. Sure he could de-brick a chimney better than anybody, but the man lived and breathed his steam engines. The story about getting out of trouble by offering the police sergeant a steamroller to drive (with a "thank you very much, sir!" at the end lmfao) is the most Fred thing I can think of. RIP you absolute madlad, it's been 20 years since his passing now.
Bloody Hell - Everybody's rightfully praising Fred, but I'll just silently tip my hat to the wife and the rest of the family. Must have been quite a ride, so to speak...
Aye, you can see why Alison left him and took the kids. As lovely a bloke as he was, he was a complicated soul. Absolutely no shadow of a doubt he loved them unconditionally, but he loved his steam engines and work a great deal too. Alison is still with us actually. Sadly she lost her second husband last year.
@@residentelect which one of her daughters is Alison helping to bathe in the living van that Caroline by any chance? I understand Fred and Alison had three daughters
@@residentelect True, but at the same time they are out of their element on camera. We're seeing just a tiny, partially scripted slice of their life and it's hard to judge it accurately. Honestly, it looks no different than most of my family vacations growing up. Early mornings piling into the van, cramped with a bunch of camping gear. Nobody's really happy for the first day.
Yeh it’s appalling how she struggled to pay for food for the kids. You can live Freds life if you want but it’s unfair to marry someone and have children at the same time.
Here I am 49 years old finding myself in sheer amazement at this simple man named Fred! Fred is the walking example of a real man! I've never seen any one like him. The man worked harder then 10 men combined in todays time and did it with a beautiful attitude and never a single complaint! You would never see an American work this hard, stay dirty 24-7 and still love life like Fred. He sure is 1 of a kind. God bless you Fred
One Sunday morning, walking past Temple Meads, Bristol, I heard a great clattering and turned round and it was Fred, White oil rag in hand, tanking along in his Engine, wagon behind. Impressive sight. 🇬🇧
Really loved watching this, thank you, as a child of the 70's, Dad was an engineer, brings back so many memories of how life was so simple, we didn't ask for much, and that's a good thing, because there wasn't much to go around, but life seemed calm and safe, no technology, no internet, no Facebook or Instagram, Innocense still existed.
He's amazing at climbing in all these episodes, but when he's hanging the Union Jack at 4:10 wow he actually stands on a bar and a plank, right on the edge, and even lets go of the bar to use both hands on the flag! Amazing! RIP Fred
@@Tmuk2 @4:52 source www.college-of-arms.gov.uk/resources/union-flag-faqs "This is with the wider diagonal white stripe above the red diagonal stripe in the half nearest to the flag pole. The wider diagonal white stripe should be above the red diagonal stripe at the top left hand side of the Flag nearest the flag pole."
There is a fine line between genius and madness and Fred definitely crossed that line on both sides. Such a hard working man and enjoyed the simple things in life.
I'm glade Fred lived in them times because now he would have had no hope of being himself and all he loved in this day and age what a gentleman and a life well lived ❤️
Ya know, people say that, but i personally live a life of freedom. My only chains are my family obligations, but everyday I get to decide where I'm going, and how I do it. Opportunities are still there, but I'll admit, it's tough, living under the authoritarian boot of govt here in Canada. God bless
@@core-nix1885 are you suggesting that patriotism and liberalism are mutually exclusive? The wealthy took the riches, while the poor made this country great. Nothing has changed. No war but the class war.....
Hey Chris, I saw your comment early on before the clip you speak of. But when I saw the clip, it rang home so true to me, too. My mam washing my face just like that out of wherever that bowl or sink was at the time and commenting on the 'tide mark'. No truer love. ❤
Steam rally was held on the old Burtonwood airfield site at warrington for the YANKS on the field opposite the hangars as army cadets we picked up rubbish and cleaned up after the show was over Fred shook hands with us all it was the 2nd time i met him I was 14 top bloke
I have no idea how the hell youtube decided to suggest this to me but i am very happy it did. Mr. Dibnah is such a unique person and it is, as someone said, first reality show :D Briliant series!
28:07 - Says it all, he's covered in all sorts but his machine will be spotless because its designed to last for ever. Not a throw-away, old school priorities.
life isnt complete without having a steam engine given me a life of pleasure. my mothers boyfriends grandson has his eye on mine. Fred was wonderful garfield2279
So it was either the children and me or else the drunken men. The children won, they got rid of all the drunken men, and the girls ended up in the coal bunker. And it was a victory for family life. ~~ Alison Dibnah TBH, I am amazed any of us of his kids' generation ever made it into the '90s alive.
People should sort donations on the internet for Freds gravestone. I would happily donate towards this. Any people who have enjoyed Freds work over the years will no doubt agree with myself. Please sort it, Its the least we can do.
The sons of Fred should be very ashamed the man was hard working and put a lot of time and sweat into his work and what left of it now 😢 god bless Fred
What a great experience for the kids to learn life skills, common sense, risk assessment, teamwork, and spend time with a great role model. I was lucky enough to work on a farm through my teenage years and my old boss reminds me so much of Fred. Taught me so much about life which I've learned over time is so rare in today's society I'm afraid. Great post!!!
Definitely a man of a different era. Hard working indeed with a passion for steam. After watching all the episodes, Fred reminded me of my father where work and his interests came 1st ,family a distance 2nd. God I give it to his wife living without much so Fred could have his toys, he had a keeper there but the little attention he probably gave her and the kids probably drove her to go. Men like this are hard to live, I always wonder why he got married because marriage seemed to not suit him ,wife and kids were like a burdon on his hobbies and his $$ .
Right at the beginning of this film, ive always thought that seeing two blokes talking about something theyre both very knowledgable about is very comforting and fascinating. It also highlights the difference between Freds distinctive use of dialect and idioms as opposed to Donalds more refined , measured but still very Bolton accent. Seeing fewer and fewer of these types of men as time rolls on and its a real shame. The film isnt yet 50 years old but already looks, sounds and feels like its from another time. The Bolton of my youth was a fine place, today in 2024 its the Sick Man of the North West.
Can we take a moment to Respect Donald his pal what great shape he’s in both physically and mentally for his age (does anyone know how old he was in this?)
@@susanbrearley437you still have to tax classic vehicles although they are tax exempt, it’s a different form (still have to be registered) as for the MOT to be taxed it has to have had a valid one before it became exempt, I would assume the tax lapsed or it was declared off the road for abit so they had to re MOT it. If this wasn’t the case you could pull any old pile out of a scrapyard and run it
In my opinion,I think they should pay us an annual fee for testing the water hydrants,because half the dam things don’t bloody work anyway,😂absolutely brilliant,RIP and the very Best to his Family.
Only just discovered this old series the other day.. with each episode I’m becoming more enamored and fascinated by this man, the people around him, the time and place, and now a detailed look at his incredible street-train. Was born in ‘81 myself here in the US so the 80’s vibe is highly nostalgic. Fantastic old series, TV & editing like this is just a thing of the past now. 🥲👋
With the commercialization of everything in this world, I'm thoroughly surprised that some enterprising craft brewer/large scale brewery/microbrewery has not come out with a lager named "Fred", with his likeness 'having just felled that chimney'. Hell, I'd definitely keep some in the fridge...
Bank Top brewery in Bolton do Flat Cap, with a picture of him on the pump tab. Occasionally they bring out a tribute ale, did one for his funeral. You can get Flat Cap in a lot of Bolton pubs.
@Johnathan Ryan, October - 2021, will be №5. on my "bucket list"; I will be visiting Killarney, Kilkenny, Dublin, Cheltenham, and London. I'll begin looking into a visit to Bolton, and to at least one Chimney which Fred worked on. I'd lived in Ireland for two years, and learned of him in Stillorgan, IE. Many thanks. Stay Well, Stay Healthy, and REMAIN VITAL. This COVID crap has gotta go........
when i was a kid my folks used to take me to agricultral shows and i loved seeing these old units on display. shame you dont see many of them about these days.
Sad but true. Feminists have ruined the nuclear family and chivalry. Turns out none of that is good and they bitch about it all being gone. The word here is:.... Karma! Not what I wanted. Single dudes out there, take the red pill and go MGTOW!
Drinking driving a steam roller. Stealing water straight from the mains. Dog shitting it's self. Legend.
@@harmonykrieg He was a legend. He knew how to play the system.
🤣
@@mommymilestones Just pinch 'one' or 'two' of these big lumps :D
@@LodeAmeije
Guess that's what the National Coal Board got for not sponsoring him 🤣
@@CelticSaint there's a lot of people who know how to play the system but they're usually called a lot worse than "legend" because they don't have the banter and hard working charm he had.
I started with videos of a guy climbing a chimney, now I'm watching a mad man on a mission to drive a train (on the streets) to some other city with his seemingly unwilling family on board. I'm both fascinated and terrified.
what was his end game?
@@sherpaderpdingo3405 lung cancer
fred dibnah was no mad man.
@@Upstairswarrens76 no bud, you'd think that but I think it was Bladder Cancer or Prostate
Dont forget 2 pints in
05:30 "Right, thanks very much, yeah. I'll just pinch one or two of these big lumps you know." Legend.
1 or 2 😂😂😂
Grabs about 4 haha!
I noticed the coal theft too :)
His shirts are just the right shade of oil.
Hahaha! Like his dog the right shade of coal dust
Old Fred sure was an interesting cat. Basically a professional hobbyist--the things in life that he truly excelled at involved goofing around in the shed in a grubby boiler suit. Sure he could de-brick a chimney better than anybody, but the man lived and breathed his steam engines. The story about getting out of trouble by offering the police sergeant a steamroller to drive (with a "thank you very much, sir!" at the end lmfao) is the most Fred thing I can think of. RIP you absolute madlad, it's been 20 years since his passing now.
Bloody Hell - Everybody's rightfully praising Fred, but I'll just silently tip my hat to the wife and the rest of the family. Must have been quite a ride, so to speak...
Aye, you can see why Alison left him and took the kids.
As lovely a bloke as he was, he was a complicated soul. Absolutely no shadow of a doubt he loved them unconditionally, but he loved his steam engines and work a great deal too. Alison is still with us actually. Sadly she lost her second husband last year.
Your thoughts and that of the next fellows came back to me many times …
@@residentelect which one of her daughters is Alison helping to bathe in the living van that Caroline by any chance? I understand Fred and Alison had three daughters
@@residentelect True, but at the same time they are out of their element on camera. We're seeing just a tiny, partially scripted slice of their life and it's hard to judge it accurately. Honestly, it looks no different than most of my family vacations growing up. Early mornings piling into the van, cramped with a bunch of camping gear. Nobody's really happy for the first day.
Yeh it’s appalling how she struggled to pay for food for the kids.
You can live Freds life if you want but it’s unfair to marry someone and have children at the same time.
Nice to see Donald getting a speaking part!!!!!
And be spoke sense as well
He seems almost every bit as tough as Fred.
whats a yard " so I said three feet, education " Donald Paiton.
This makes me proud to be British
Here I am 49 years old finding myself in sheer amazement at this simple man named Fred! Fred is the walking example of a real man! I've never seen any one like him. The man worked harder then 10 men combined in todays time and did it with a beautiful attitude and never a single complaint! You would never see an American work this hard, stay dirty 24-7 and still love life like Fred. He sure is 1 of a kind. God bless you Fred
I'm 43 but I'll be here again when I'm 53 I'm sure. Such an inspiration.
Ha! You should take a trip to North Yorkshire, not much has changed since those times!
Amen
You must know every American 🇺🇸
Don’t forget Donald
Old Fred covered in grease and soot but keeps his steam engine spotless!
One Sunday morning, walking past Temple Meads, Bristol, I heard a great clattering and turned round and it was Fred, White oil rag in hand, tanking along in his Engine, wagon behind.
Impressive sight. 🇬🇧
Pride, washing down the roller then getting himself cleaned, then having a few pints
Really loved watching this, thank you, as a child of the 70's, Dad was an engineer, brings back so many memories of how life was so simple, we didn't ask for much, and that's a good thing, because there wasn't much to go around, but life seemed calm and safe, no technology, no internet, no Facebook or Instagram, Innocense still existed.
And the country still hadn't been totally ravaged the ridiculous & unimaginative, War On Drugs.
Still miss Fred salt of the earth
me too
dom garrett he’s a bloody legend.
Salt t’earth
right.
this guy is how they conquered the world.
with guys like this.
families like that.
When he parked his steamroller to get sodas and crisp. Then it cut over to him pounding a pint. Absolutely classic.
Fred was an astounding hard working,extremely intelligent and brave man,miss him so much rest in peace.
Not sure that his wives were quite so complimentary.
He's amazing at climbing in all these episodes, but when he's hanging the Union Jack at 4:10 wow he actually stands on a bar and a plank, right on the edge, and even lets go of the bar to use both hands on the flag! Amazing! RIP Fred
You know ey, one step wrong and it's an afternoon with the undertaker ye know?
Yeah nice, shame it was upside down
@@Tmuk2It is the right way up dullard
@@deemdoubleu You've embarassed yourself
@@Tmuk2 @4:52 source www.college-of-arms.gov.uk/resources/union-flag-faqs "This is with the wider diagonal white stripe above the red diagonal stripe in the half nearest to the flag pole. The wider diagonal white stripe should be above the red diagonal stripe at the top left hand side of the Flag nearest the flag pole."
Fred...singlehandedly making Britain Great again!!
There is a fine line between genius and madness and Fred definitely crossed that line on both sides. Such a hard working man and enjoyed the simple things in life.
I'm glade Fred lived in them times because now he would have had no hope of being himself and all he loved in this day and age what a gentleman and a life well lived ❤️
Ya know, people say that, but i personally live a life of freedom. My only chains are my family obligations, but everyday I get to decide where I'm going, and how I do it. Opportunities are still there, but I'll admit, it's tough, living under the authoritarian boot of govt here in Canada. God bless
3:45 I genuinely felt a lump in my throat the first time I saw this 😔 the music and the flag being raised. So proud to be British.
i looked over my shoulder to make sure no one was looking and then did a salute to the flag as it waved in the wind! lmao!
proud to be part german, french, viking and roman?
@@ffdv7458 proud to be a monkey 4million years ago
@@ffdv7458 why are you so upset about a bit of patriotism? Does it offend your liberal sensibilities?
@@core-nix1885 are you suggesting that patriotism and liberalism are mutually exclusive?
The wealthy took the riches, while the poor made this country great. Nothing has changed.
No war but the class war.....
Being born in 74, Seeing Mrs Dibnah washing the kids makes me love my Mum more.x
Hey Chris,
I saw your comment early on before the clip you speak of. But when I saw the clip, it rang home so true to me, too. My mam washing my face just like that out of wherever that bowl or sink was at the time and commenting on the 'tide mark'.
No truer love.
❤
@@gbamck tide mark...😂 I used to be mystified by that saying.. wasn't tide washing powder or something.. Great memories my friend.
@@MrChrisBarker 🤣🤣🤣
@@gbamck the "spit on a hanky and rub your face" one.. look at the state of you.. 🤣 I remember that one a lot 🤣
@@MrChrisBarker oh definitely 🤣
'why has the world got to go so fast' very true fred.
''Too much pop and things have gone wrong...'' The good old days have disappeared forever.
I live in America and we loved him here he was a great man hard working and one fearless gental man God bless him and his family we miss him.
Steam rally was held on the old Burtonwood airfield site at warrington for the YANKS on the field opposite the hangars as army cadets we picked up rubbish and cleaned up after the show was over
Fred shook hands with us all it was the 2nd time i met him I was 14 top bloke
The immortal phrase "did yer like that" ahh Fred you are a great hero to many
Watching the pink shirt get dirtier and dirtier until it was mostly black! All on a 20 mile journey!! Brilliant stuff, love it..
This is so beautiful, first the chimney, now this, never heard of him before, even watched his funeral, thank god for Fred! And thanx Fred!!!
I have no idea how the hell youtube decided to suggest this to me but i am very happy it did. Mr. Dibnah is such a unique person and it is, as someone said, first reality show :D
Briliant series!
'' Yes , but I caught him. '' God love ya Donald 🤣
Bored with nothing to watch and what can you find? Fred. Small moments like this are a blessing
10:18 just a quick pint and a packet of crisps. Great!
As soon as he stopped the engine, I thought: "Is this a beer run?" 🤣🤣🤣 Fred is epic.
Rip young Fred.. proper Yorkshire man
This man is both a genius and absolutely insane.
Unmatched bravery,
Honestly can't believe he made into his sixties.
28:07 - Says it all, he's covered in all sorts but his machine will be spotless because its designed to last for ever. Not a throw-away, old school priorities.
Don't know how i came here. But this guy is legend.
Not in my wildest dreams, i would have climbed a 1/4 of that chimney.
This is ludicrous and magnificent.
Fred was one of the most interesting men that lived ,a tough old boy ,and funny with it
Few men ever supped a pint quicker than Fred Dibnah...Legend!
RIP Fred, a true eccentric Englishman.
A Lanky?
Imagine working with a bloke like Donald, 33 days lowering in the buckets and 1071 loads. Truly fascinating character.
i was given a Mamod steam tractor for christmas as a knee high still working; i treasure it to this day
monstersince still got mine, must be nearly 50 years old now
life isnt complete without having a steam engine given me a life of pleasure. my mothers boyfriends grandson has his eye on mine. Fred was wonderful garfield2279
Any Yanks that happen to be in the North of England, make sure to visit Beamish open-air museum in Durham County for similar insights.
AND YANKS GO SEE THE TREBLE WINNERS MANCHESTER CITY HIS FAVORITE TEAM🩵🩵🩵 HE AND HIS FAMILY SUPPORTED THEIR WHOLE LIFE
Health and safety at its finest. I love it!!
Fred had common sense sadly becoming s thing of the past , Rip Fred
So it was either the children and me or else the drunken men. The children won, they got rid of all the drunken men, and the girls ended up in the coal bunker. And it was a victory for family life.
~~ Alison Dibnah
TBH, I am amazed any of us of his kids' generation ever made it into the '90s alive.
This video inspired me to drive 1200km on a forklift for my next 5 km/h holiday.
A true patriot Fred, love you Sir and miss you Fred!
Fred wasn't worried about his carbon footprint .Top man .
He reminds me of a few of my uncles. I miss the old days. I was fortunate to experience when families did things together.
"A little bit of beer eases the pain a bit". I'm with you on this one Fred and i'm doing that right now watching you
hearing and seing fred chills me right out
This might be the most British thing I've ever seen.
when he raised the flag, just balancing on that bar, it made me feet tingle
Alison needs recognition too bless her. Proper lass.
People should sort donations on the internet for Freds gravestone. I would happily donate towards this. Any people who have enjoyed Freds work over the years will no doubt agree with myself. Please sort it, Its the least we can do.
Andi Sadler get cracking with a go fund me or patreon ....
@@AcornElectron Why does fred not having a grave stone?
@@carlebeling5256 err, he has a perfectly good on in the cemetery in Bolton!
One of the all time great British legends.
I'm addicted to watching this guy now.. he's better than heroin!
He was so loved! Can't argue with hardworking, kind hearted, down to earth genius. He's incredibly missed!!
this guy is the best, gets on with it, does what he wants and doesn't take anything too seriously....
That's how you do a risk assesement it's bloody going.
The sons of Fred should be very ashamed the man was hard working and put a lot of time and sweat into his work and what left of it now 😢 god bless Fred
What a great experience for the kids to learn life skills, common sense, risk assessment, teamwork, and spend time with a great role model.
I was lucky enough to work on a farm through my teenage years and my old boss reminds me so much of Fred. Taught me so much about life which I've learned over time is so rare in today's society I'm afraid.
Great post!!!
Definitely a man of a different era. Hard working indeed with a passion for steam. After watching all the episodes, Fred reminded me of my father where work and his interests came 1st ,family a distance 2nd. God I give it to his wife living without much so Fred could have his toys, he had a keeper there but the little attention he probably gave her and the kids probably drove her to go. Men like this are hard to live, I always wonder why he got married because marriage seemed to not suit him ,wife and kids were like a burdon on his hobbies and his $$ .
That is why he had 3 wives. It wasn't easy to live with
I think a lot of it comes down to having someone to cook and clean, to be honest. :/
Let's all raise a glass to Fred next time we have a drink friends. 🍻
I love Fred's view at the end where in the aftermath of a nuclear holocaust people would find the still intact steam engine interesting
''Has he ever fallen off?'' Superb response to this....! 3:16 onwards :)
Right at the beginning of this film, ive always thought that seeing two blokes talking about something theyre both very knowledgable about is very comforting and fascinating. It also highlights the difference between Freds distinctive use of dialect and idioms as opposed to Donalds more refined , measured but still very Bolton accent. Seeing fewer and fewer of these types of men as time rolls on and its a real shame. The film isnt yet 50 years old but already looks, sounds and feels like its from another time.
The Bolton of my youth was a fine place, today in 2024 its the Sick Man of the North West.
It’s a good mans life in every detail. Bless him 😃😃
Can we take a moment to Respect Donald his pal what great shape he’s in both physically and mentally for his age (does anyone know how old he was in this?)
I always wondered what happened to Donald. He seemed like a great guy.
6:00 The Land Rover is still going. Just checked and still taxed and m.o.t’d!!
Would it not be mot and tax exempt by now?!
@@susanbrearley437you still have to tax classic vehicles although they are tax exempt, it’s a different form (still have to be registered) as for the MOT to be taxed it has to have had a valid one before it became exempt, I would assume the tax lapsed or it was declared off the road for abit so they had to re MOT it. If this wasn’t the case you could pull any old pile out of a scrapyard and run it
ha ha...300 yards from his house stops for a pint he he...
ted tate lmao
And a bag o' crisps for the kiddies. That's good parenting. 👍
Lol
Perfect timing ay :-)
Fair hike eh, but "What's a yard?" 😋
The roads were always flat in Bolton when Fred was alive
God Bless you Fred sorely missed x
Mad respect reminds me of my father but fred is way more crazy in a good way his children are so lucky to have dad like him
In my opinion,I think they should pay us an annual fee for testing the water hydrants,because half the dam things don’t bloody work anyway,😂absolutely brilliant,RIP and the very Best to his Family.
The last bit is such good cinematography. Fred cleaning his steam baby while Allison cleans Fred’s human baby lmao
Only just discovered this old series the other day.. with each episode I’m becoming more enamored and fascinated by this man, the people around him, the time and place, and now a detailed look at his incredible street-train. Was born in ‘81 myself here in the US so the 80’s vibe is highly nostalgic.
Fantastic old series, TV & editing like this is just a thing of the past now. 🥲👋
Gives me sweaty palms seeing Fred climbing about that high up. No way could I climb that high up nevermind work as well
“Has he ever fallen off”?
Like his mate said, ‘Education.....’
Sad to look at a time where things were so simple and compare it to now. Britain was so great.
fred's wife was extremely beautiful, and such an amazing helpmate!...he should have treated her better.
Fred could have done anything! He could have built a spaceship and flown it to the moon ❤️
i don't know how well a steam powered spaceship would work though ;)
fred ......the first reality tv star
A magnificent way to travel.
Awesome 👏. Quite BBC style documentary. But Fred ..he is such a passionate guy for family and his jobs.
We need more Fred’s in the world !
That puppy was crying when he went on the steam engine at first, then he calmed down a bit when Fred stopped for crisps and was better
I have met fred at the odd steam rally or two, he did like a beer buzz early in the morning.
Beer buzz nark
With the commercialization of everything in this world, I'm thoroughly surprised that some enterprising craft brewer/large scale brewery/microbrewery has not come out with a lager named "Fred", with his likeness 'having just felled that chimney'. Hell, I'd definitely keep some in the fridge...
Sell more if it were called Dibnah
Bank Top brewery in Bolton do Flat Cap, with a picture of him on the pump tab. Occasionally they bring out a tribute ale, did one for his funeral. You can get Flat Cap in a lot of Bolton pubs.
@Johnathan Ryan, October - 2021, will be №5. on my "bucket list"; I will be visiting Killarney, Kilkenny, Dublin, Cheltenham, and London. I'll begin looking into a visit to Bolton, and to at least one Chimney which Fred worked on. I'd lived in Ireland for two years, and learned of him in Stillorgan, IE. Many thanks. Stay Well, Stay Healthy, and REMAIN VITAL. This COVID crap has gotta go........
@@AMStationEngineer you too my friend, best of luck on your travels.
@@AMStationEngineerI'm from kilkenny, hope you enjoyed your stay🇮🇪. I'm a massive fan of Fred, would have loved to have met him.
I don't think anyone would be texting while driving one of them.
Ya think.
But a few pints was ok.
Fearless Fred. God bless him.
Could listen to freds storys alday long what fantastic guy he was
Fred and Donald you bloody legends
Love this guys work ethic and enthusiasm at everything he does and his nerves of steel climbing them ladders up the chimneys!!!!
Respect to this Man! He is so cool!
She was a wonderful wife to Fred for all the time they were together, you'd never find a woman that loving, supportive or understanding these days.
when i was a kid my folks used to take me to agricultral shows and i loved seeing these old units on display. shame you dont see many of them about these days.
Same here ...doubt they do them no more
Check "dort in stoom" a steam event in Dordrecht the Netherlands. On this biannual event the are plenty, and ships, and trains.
Fred could say phrases such as "Do you like that" using not a single consonant !
Jer like vat ?
Donald: quite a character in his own right!
Family looked so excited on the journey 😂.
I love his wife like actually she’s such a amazing lady and partner 🤩😍 there’s nothing even close to that nowadays 😢😢
Sad but true. Feminists have ruined the nuclear family and chivalry. Turns out none of that is good and they bitch about it all being gone. The word here is:.... Karma!
Not what I wanted. Single dudes out there, take the red pill and go MGTOW!
@@mytmousemalibu absolute incel you are lad
She left him.