Yep both the viewing platform and the wave are unmaintained rusting eyesores which need either refurbished or dismantled for scrap. The platform is so bad the accessed is blocked off!😶
Great video, but it's a shame that you didn't mention Marchon Products, latterly Albright and WIlson, the most significant employer in Whitehaven in the second half of the 20th Century.
It's a pity the U.S. Marines hid from 40% of two world wars until they had no place left to hide. If it wasn't for Pearl Harbour, we'd still be waiting for the US Marines to even get out from under their beds.
Yes, you should be on a quiz show, you had that one nailed !
Nice presentation & good choice of illustrations - Brill!
Yup, a bonus point for sure !
Wow very well presented film, enjoyed it from start to finish. :)
Nicely done, I must return one day, but when!
I'll take a wild guess that the Mackerel were in at 2:51 🙂
Ha! I KNEW it was John Paul Jones!!
i loved watching every second of the video is there any more about whitehaven ???
110 percent good!
My grandad came to the colliery as a mines rescue man
Dude , I even owned his middle name!
Yep both the viewing platform and the wave are unmaintained rusting eyesores which need either refurbished or dismantled for scrap. The platform is so bad the accessed is blocked off!😶
Great video, but it's a shame that you didn't mention Marchon Products, latterly Albright and WIlson, the most significant employer in Whitehaven in the second half of the 20th Century.
Interesting, but Whitehaven isn't a village. Its a town.
And the coal is still there
US Marines were here - 1776
But not for long
Americans have one topic of conversation - themselves.
It's a pity the U.S. Marines hid from 40% of two world wars until they had no place left to hide. If it wasn't for Pearl Harbour, we'd still be waiting for the US Marines to even get out from under their beds.