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Really Intresting! Great to see inner city areas getting Positive coverage from someone who actually knows. Keep doing the good work.

Really enjoying! this channel. Great! to see the 'real areas' of Leeds that never get shown. Please keep up the good work 😊

The full name of Timothy White's chemist was Timothy White and Taylor. They had a main depot and offices on Burley Road, west of Argie Road.

Assume a 4x4 or SUV

My 6:30 work journey from Holmewood area to Pudsey was interesting. No gritting from Leeds or Bradford councils and very slippery in places. Overshot 2 red lights at about 5mph! Doubt if I'll get a ticket for either though, given the number of people around here that ignore them.

Looking at that weather now I can't believe that 40 years ago I would just carry on motorcycling as usual. The only nod to the weather would be one of those trawler fishermans style thick woolly jumper under the leather jacket. Longer journeys would involve stopping occasionally to warm the gloves up on the engine.

Great video, don't fancy all that salt under the car

I live on the hill and take that view for granted but looks great on film

That brings back a lot of memories for me, I take it you meant to do a circular route to get home and show your viewers Bradford. 🚘🚘

Really enjoying your ramblings physically and figuratively 😊 We find them relaxing easy to watch,making us chuckle at times.Even though I'm a leeds girl I have seen some areas ,history I wasnt aware of. Just what we need in this crazy world we live in at the moment Hope the plans for travelling meridian to meridian work looking forward to see what develops and carly🐶 totally adorable. My hubby is loving the railway history ,just another thought lots of military history ie adwalton moor near oakwell hall would be interesting Much love❤

Do you remember the West Yorkshire Bus Station on Vicar Lane. A more personal question, which part of Leeds were you born and what year would that be.

When you said that part was called the embankment, I think it used to be called sovereign street .

That part of Leeds is unrecognisable these days. I left Leeds in 2003 and came back 20 years later, and I was shocked at all the changes.

I worked in the homeless shelter at the calls in the 90s.

I remember Howard's timber from the 80s. I used to walk in that street to building college, and there was a chip shop and a few old buildings.

The catholic church destroyed many churches in a frenzy of godlessness since the second Vatican council of 1962_65 and replaced them with ugly ,unspiritual mockeries ..those responsible are still in the higher hierarchy but happily facing their reward and judgement. Just remember what they've done when you are asked to mourn their passing...at 78 I don't need lessons in charity and foregiveness from the self declared catholics mob

The Duchess of York, is now the BOSS designer clothing store, completely gutted with a new frontage, which is why you missed it just after 4mins in.

Wonderful video, Leeds a city where I was born in 1946, and a city I know longer recognise. My first interview for a job when I was fifteen was at Wallace Arnold Tours The Calls, I got the job and started at WA on Hunslet Road in March of 1961. Keep up the good work and I sympathise with the disappointment in your commentary.

Just been watching some of your vids, and as this walk is local to me I was particularly interested. Now my memory may be playing tricks, but I believe there's something special about the bridge you cross over at about minute 27. I can't remember the details but its something along the lines (no pun intended) of being the oldest single span steel built railway bridge in the world? (Railway being horse-drawn rather than mechanical). Apologies if I'm getting confused here, but I'm sure I read something like that some years ago. Also, as you cross the bridge and drop into the field, there's a structure on the right I've always been curious about. Maybe it's a remnant of the Barnbow works, I'm not sure. Anyway, thanks for posting the video, very interesting even though I walk here frequently.

Many thanks for a great video. Do you know if the city boundaries would have been marked in any way? As far as I know Leeds didn't have walls like York for example. So what was there to stop people and cattle avoiding the gates and just wandering into the town? Really enjoyed the video, I'll do the same walk soon.

Nice to see the old estate,was born on Hawskhead crecent,back in the 60's,so many changes now,thank you for bringing back memmories from the past,by the way the wykebeck was also known as the monkey beck by us crofters.

I think where your grandmother saw the jazz singer was there or thereabouts the starlight club(?lounge) a locally famous dance place ..my mother saw the other Jolson film,the singing fool there

Great video, I remember doing a day trip to leeds, mainly looking at the old pubs, I did find whitelocks, and went in it, I don't remember the gate at that time, probably about 10 years ago, it was certainly very interesting inside

Thank you for speaking up for the homeless people. I think the “The great and the good” should be applied to the working classes, those trying to survive on benefits and even those sleeping rough rather than those with money and titles as it is now.

I enjoyed your political commentary on this one 😀. I am not sure I would like it but you were very political very video though.

I enjoyed your political commentary on this one 😀. I am not sure I would like it but you were very political very video though.

nice content keep up the great work 👍👍.... live about 8 miles from here drive it quite regulary drives me crazy the amount of traffic and the jams should of been made duel carridgeway from day one really imo 🙈

Thanks for sharing your wanderings - I'm really enjoying hearing a different point of view on the developments and history of Leeds.

I used to drive on this road to work every day for 10 years rather than go through the City centre. The direction you were driving when I finished work, the other way in the morning as it was less congested. It's about 18 miles long if you do all of it, which I had to because of where I live. Doesn't look much more congested really, although I realise you weren't driving at peak times.

I really appreciate your presentation and delivery ..low key,downbeat,personalised and informative

another journey i use to take very often from derby to york but i always called in for a bite to eat and coffee at a mobile van years ago but obviously you have the costas etc now on these out of town shopping villages.at that time there was rowntrees yorkie bar lorries going to different parts of country going past the clifton moor shopping outlet then. thanks for another great video

My brother and friend were a witness with the body found in the building site by the river

Lloyds arms under the railway, Smiths arms down from the ice house. The tenaments were still up in the 70s as i remember they film Rag dolly annie with Pat Coombes starred. A childrens programme in the 70s.

I look forward to your rain falling in to a pool video. Years ago I liked take photos of rain splashing in puddles. I got lots of lovely crown type splashes that looked great when cropped.

Is there a scenic (and/or steam) railway you could film? Say in the station and then maybe when the train is running on the tracks? I’m not asking you to travel on the train. Just some nice filming of a steam train similar to the shots of modern trains in this video.

How many statues of women do you have of women in Yorkshire (compared to statues of men and/or mythological figures)?

Is the River Foss in anyway connecting to The Fosse Way?

Also there are new low rise flat near Glasgow near what looks like a scenic riverbank-I once swapped bus there and the smell was not pleasant.

Before you get too jealous of the big riverside house - I wonder how badly they get flooded?

Great video, love the driving ones

great vid again, i was born in york and and brought up in fulford, although i now live in leeds i still enjoy fishing on the ouse, looking forward to part 2, please keep the vids coming me and the mrs love what you do 😊

At 17:18 - Bridge TJC3/250 at Hunslet is still considered to be on the same railway line from London to Colne , Lancashire. My local bridge is TJC3 / 117 in Colne is considered to still be on the Masborough to Colne line despite the railway line from Skipton to Colne having been removed in 1970. All milages start from London - so Masborough was 161 miles , YOUR location at Hunslet was 193 miles , and my bridge in Colne was at 232 miles. British Rail actually still exists in the form of owning old railway infrastucture , and they still have to maintain these old road bridges and farmers thoroughfares to this day. That's why that number is coded on that bridge. You can google the bridge number and it will tell you the same info on "TJC3 milages". - Mike.

How boring

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I've been to Barnsley, but it was years ago, I always think of the film kes, it was filmed in the Barnsley area, late 60s, memories of how schools were then

Went to uni in Salford but lived in Barnsley, was a lovely drive apart from the queues at Tintwistle and into Manchester!

hi following on from part one video good job your not in an electric car your journey would be an extra 2 hours

hi thanks for video brings back a few years when i use to travel from hyde down to derby i used the a57 then turned off for glossop and buxton through bakewell and on the a6 to derby nice journey in the spring and summer but terrible in the winter again thanks for your video have a great journey

great video, best part of the world on a gorgeous day like that

Why is it called "Middleton" Railway when it's in Hunslet ?