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Bless you. Enjoy the rest of your day. I’m sure it will get better for you.

Luckily your comment is completely irrelevant to him as are you

Thank you Carol. Yes, it was a beautiful place to visit. Well worth visiting if you've not been before.

​@@richlordtravelsHopefully one day

I think every day would be a good day to visit Badger!

Thank you. Bishop Auckland was a lovely place to visit. I hope to return again and to spend longer there.

Thank you for your kind words. Yes, Llandudno is one of the best British seaside towns I've visited. I really enjoyed my time there.

Hehe, hard life being famous for you! Hope you enjoyed the rest of the video. I'm hoping to do another one this Winter so look out for that one too.

Haha, yes - quite unique! :)

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. Keep up the good work, yourselves too! :)

Thank you. Keep up the fab work, yourself too!

Thank you. It’s a lovely place to go. Let me know if you try the fish and chips!

It was a Sunday morning. I shall do another video on a Saturday when the market is bustling and lots of people out and about doing their shopping. It’s a vibrant little town.

It's definitely an area I would be happy to return to and find out more about. Thank you for sharing this information. I will look forward to exploring further next time I come to visit.

Thank you. Ah, that's interesting to hear. Thank you.

@@richlordtravels The reason I've posted my message several times is because my first 2 attempts vanished into the ether!?

Ah, what a shame. I knew it was somewhere fairly nearby, but time ran out as I was on a fairly tight schedule. I will definitely come back again though, as it looked so nice there. Glad the Gaunless has more history to it as well. Time for a follow up video next year I think!

Please excuse my pronunciations! It's part of my learning when I go places, how I should say certain words, hehe! :)

There's definitely opportunities to make use of spaces in many a town up and down the land. Hopefully councils will listen more to local people about what they'd like to happen, and how they'd like their public spaces used. Darlington was a lovely place when I went, and there is scope for further good things to happen too.

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Thank you David. Yes, you're right there is a market for people looking down, but I couldn't be like that. There are so many great places that have stories to tell and to share about the places I go. We may as well enjoy what there is to enjoy.

Yes, the world has changed a fair bit over this last five years or so. Hopefully Berwick can turn that corner as it is really lovely place and the people deserve to get the best out of the area.

Hopefully there will be plans to bring that back in time. There's certainly lots of people who would want this.

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Indeed. Thank you for watching!

Great to hear. Thank you very much. Lots more arresting sights still to come for you to cop a view of!

I guess many architectural changes over the years have appealed to some and not impressed others too. At least it is something that sparks conversation and brings interest to the lovely town of Bishop Auckland.

You're thinking of The River Skerne. The Gaunless goes no-where near Darlo.

@@kennylogon1183 I've studied railways for over 60 years, more times than you've had hot dinners. Look at old maps you will see that the S & D terminated at a coal mine west of Bishop Auckland crossing the Gaunless next to West Auckland. You can also look up the Gaunless iron bridge on Google.

@@kennylogon1183 The S & D went far west of Darlington terminating at a mine west of Bishop Auckland, crossing the river Gaunless next to West Auckland. Google Gaunless iron railway bridge and look at old maps on the internet.

@@kennylogon1183 The S & D went far west of Darlington terminating at a mine west of Bishop Auckland, crossing the river Gaunless next to West Auckland. Google Gaunless iron railway bridge and look at old maps on the internet.

@@kennylogon1183 The S & D went far west of Darlington terminating at a mine west of Bishop Auckland, crossing the river Gaunless next to West Auckland. Google Gaunless iron railway bridge and look at old maps on the internet.

There's definitely a discussion that gets held frequently about what the measures are to define size - is it population, size of region, landmarks, economic draw. Either way, Birmingham is still the second city as it stands, and for balance - both cities are brilliant and have so much to offer visitors and locals alike.

Ok. Thank you.

Yes, I'm spreading my wings a little further now. Birmingham has got lots more to offer than I could capture in the short time I was there. It's on the list for a second visit!

I'm not sure of the reference, but thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching. A tramline would definitely be good. Retaining footfall in an area is important, so let's hope something like that happens. You're right though, great place and great people!

I agree, it looks very similar! It was definitely an interesting vehicle to travel on. Thanks for watching.

Thank you, my friend! Yes, it was enjoyable to go and experience. I like seeing things out of the ordinary like this.

Can we claim you as an honorary fan then?! Hehe, hope you enjoyed the video!

I usually just explore the town centres as there is more to share for others to see. I like to keep my videos positive and upbeat. I do hope that more spending comes the way of towns like Bishop Auckland as they really are nice places with some really friendly good people living there.

Sadly many towns aren't what they used to be. Retail parks, online shopping, and other factors make life so much harder for town centre retail businesses. It's still a good town and there was lots to see for a tourist like me and I look forward to coming back again one day.

Oh wow, that makes sense. Glad you're enjoying the videos!

Thank you. It’s a lovely place. I enjoyed visiting your local town. Any other towns nearby you recommend me visiting?

That's great. It was lovely to meet you too. It's a lovely market town and one I'm pleased to have visited. Hope you enjoy your bag! Maybe bump into you in another town another time! Hope you enjoyed the video.

Hi Ian, I took those as Staffordshire along with Burton Albion, so they’d be a different video for the future.

Haha, there are so many great things about Birmingham as an area and we should all be proud of the city as a whole. Good luck this season! Thanks for watching.