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Great work mate, I was running it yesterday but I missed you

7:04 big up mr brenno

Manchester airport own by 8 gt.manchester council ripe off traveler&p/time staffs

use unique video names for example, Brits try, Brits drive to here for the first time USA. that's what gets views key words. "BRITSH" "ENGLISH" "USA" "AMERICA" .. "Britsh brothers travel to USA FIRST TIME - Los Angeles"

I saw myself sitting around the 2hr pacers :)

BLM closed 2 large areas due to garbage, environmental damage, and crime from the "residential element" of park "visitors".

Of course, for you, leaving from LA, it wouldn't make sense but for me, leaving from Palm Springs, I really, really travelled within the Mojave Desert. I took, Hwy 10 West to Hwy 62 N. Drove all the way to 29 Palms and then took the Amboy Rd., all the way to Amboy. After that it was some unnamed road to 95 N and Anderson. I could drive 120 MHP because not only police, there was absolutely no one on the road. Once my mom followed me on the same road and the poor lady was trying to keep up with me.

6 24 seconds into the video i saw myself in the centre damn proud of what i achieved today thank you for this video

I wish I could compress that 5 hour trip into 21 minutes as well 👍

I was one one of the RAYNET radio stations and proud to do it ,and that big dog statute supposedly is a Staffordshire Flat back a tribute to the potteries

My first time there, I stayed at the Dunes. 🤓

Good video Daryl enjoyed watching all the runners and them raising charity money which is brilliant

My dad did that and he's 36 he's amazing called Aaron he did so good

I wouldn't be able to compete a quarter of that these days.

Just subscribed sirs

2039 Leah Joynes and the lads and lass's from the Mercian regt. Richard Joynes

Do this drive a lot of times the roads are so busy now dreadful more and more estates going up it’s been spoiled

I’m behind you, DU71 ZGW

Hey guys, where did you make your UA-cam T-shirt and backpack? What company did you go with?

I would love to visit the museum in Manchester and get the guided Concorde tour. Until then I have to settle flying her in FSX. Yup, the same aircraft as I checked the letters and numbers on her. Makes me very proud. Especially because I’m half Singaporean and I know Singapore Airlines had a Concorde with British Airways. 👑👍🏽😎 Such a stunningly beautiful aircraft. 🏆❤️🥰 She’s the aircraft I had been looking for for two decades only to find out she had been there my whole life. Embarrassing! 😩😂

I was lived in butt lane and fisherman catch was one of my frequent places to visit and the milstone pub When it was there now I live in Southern California

By the way, most food in California is not subject to sales tax. You should notice that on your receipt.

80s baby--growing up in stoke/hanley was brilliant. Deeply sad to see this 😔

I lived in Hanley for a year back in 1987 to '88. Never ever been back, but I"m sorry to see the way it has apparently gone. I lived on Lichfield Street in what was a grotty house that I know was later slum-cleared. Not sure if that particular land was ever properly redeveloped - it was opposite a factory that I think made industrial rubber goods. I recall Hanley being the tidiest of the five towns and spent many hours in its park. Now I'm back in Hull - another city with a not particularly good reputation, but you get the feeling that Hull is at least on an upward trajectory. Not a single UA-cam video I have seen about Stoke gives that impression. So sad.

Like this type of video thanks

Awesome video, the way you drive on the roads and shop in the US markets is as though you lived there all your lives, you seem to know the place very well, i found this video very interesting becuase i learnt alot, never knew the average wage was more in the US then in UK, interesting, it was interesting to see The halloween stuff etc, Glad you said dypers instead of Nappies as you are in the US now, at least then in the video lol

Awesome video, i remember seeing that video where the guy was doing wheel burns on Rodeo Drive, its amazing how you managed to capture that moment at the right time and place lol

This is Kirribilli. I would consider Milton’s point where the Milsons Point train station is and where the Kirribilli market is

There are lots of misconceptions on this video. Box crossroads is not Talke lights it’s the big roundabout over the A500, I’m all for local history but it needs to be correct!

Many thanks for this! So many references I remember from my father and grandmother. First a couple of questions: at 4:04 there is a B/W school photo. The teacher looks very like Bob Smith from Reginald Mitchell? And a bit later there is a photo of Bath Pool showing a house. I remember what was called the pink house and about 20 years ago had an email from a guy in Australia who said he had grown up in it. My grandfather worked in The Mousetrap in the 1930s. He quit his job in the mines after seeing one accident too many. I remember Arthur Pace, our near neighbour, had a second garage near Arclid crossroads (or was that his brother?). The area behind his garage at Talke was also called the Brickie Hole by my Dad. He explained there used to be a brick kiln there. I remember delivering Sunday papers around John St and Thomas St. A few had to ask for credit… The dentist in the Tudor house on Congleton Road was a Dr Birmingham. Many had bad memories of moments there. I remember the foul smell of rubber from the gas mask. I also had many “haircuts” at Baddaleys. Nowadays that style is a fashion among footballers. And there was a Mrs Bossons who was a dinner lady at RMCPS and used to escort groups of girls around the playground. I also remember there being a small orchard on the left as you go down Banbury Street. There are houses there now. My grandmother worked in the fustian mill (fustian: ‘thick, hard-wearing twilled cloth with a short nap, usually dyed in dark colours, sometimes used for prison clothing’) and reckoned she walked a dozen miles a day threading the warp (?). I have a photo I found, posted below (this may be in Philip Lees’s book. I haven’t checked.) At the end of the day shift she would sit in the ground floor window bay (now they have grills) and hang her long hair out, waiting for my grandfather to come along on his way home from the pit to tug it… I remember Mr Daams well. He was a milkman and lived in Talke Pits. I was at RMCPS with his daughter Jane. Popeye’s gym was the former main CoOp Bakery. The boss was a Mr Robinson, who was well known locally. My mother worked in the CoOp bakery and cake shop at the top of Church Street, before taking over the booze section in the main CoOp building. That was .. advantageous. For us Butt Lane began at Second Ave. In the 1930s the land between Second Ave and Butt Lane was open fields with small hills, which may have been slag dump from the mines. My father remembered riding his bike there. I have asked if anyone has photos of it, but so far no success. My father was born in his uncle’s house, Rose Cottage near St Saviour’s and grew up at 130 Congleton Road near Broadhurst the undertaker. My grandfather kept asking Mr B jokingly “How’s business?”. “Terrible,” he always replied. “Haven’t buried a living soul all week.” Across the road from him was Whalley’s, but in his day in the 1930s it was owned by Dickie Weaver, a fishmonger. My dad and his gang used to gather outside Weaver’s and chant: “Dickie Weaver sells fish /Tuppence ha’penny a dish / Cock your leg up / Stick a peg up / Dickie Weaver sells fish”. Then he would come out and chase them away.

T2 seems to be much more advanced than t1 and t3, the t1 security is like a hen house, no space at all

Awesome! (In American) Brilliant! (In British) Captain Crash (Dave) is so fun! Thanks for sharing your trip!

That building used to be longton bus station plus on top used to be jollees cabaret club

It's happening everywhere in towns and cities in the UK.. what a sad and depressing county we have become.. once great..no more..destroyed.

I think there should still be tiles on the outer wall behind the vets etc from when it was a Slaughter house

Another great video dad (bob watts) would of loved to have been part of these videos there wasn't much he didn't know about buttlane and talke being a buttlaner for over 80 years with many a tale he could of told😊 thank you for his mention feels good.and what a beautiful dedication to mark dudsy ❤ Look forward to the next video 👍

This video is not even live yet and I can tell already what’s gonna happen. This is why I love you guys because you have the same taste as me when it comes to holidays. I love LA as much as you do but I really need to make more time and money to explore it more just like yourselves. Hopefully one day I get to know the roads better in order for me to drive there like you guys lol 😅

You could have explained the details. So, there is no proper gate to find the bus, which is somewhere on a NY street?

MCO is very easy to navigate.

Fantastic another trip into local history 👍

The bricky ‘ole had a row of cottages that shared an outside tap and a toilet. The Palins, buns which are related and a few other family’s lived there. My nanna is a Palin, and her grandad worked at the cafe, Walter Palin, he only had one leg and was a night watchmen.

Big flea ❤ big film star now ... Good to see you looking so well , some good happy memories makes me feel old now ... Trevor prince 👍👍👍

Oh stop it , it's egghausting listening

Thanks for the shout out

Mr Darms was a scrap metal dealer, he was polish, and the glass man Flea points to was Mr Beresford, who was a carpenter. It was Maurice Colclough who owned the fruit & veg shop in the lower shops. Where the curry shop is was Mrs Brooke’s decorating shop, and the insurance brokers was Nicklins pet shop. Mr Edmunds could fix anything, he had a shed.

I was born in Chapel St in 1961 and my brother and I were friends of Phil Sherman as kids as he will remember. A great video really enjoyed it bringing back many memories. As to the origins of 'Butt' Lane I'm sure I read some years ago that it may get it's name from the 'butt' the targets that the medieval archers used shoot at many hundreds of years ago, just another school of thought.

Thanks again! So many great memories of Butt Lane and Talke. R.I.P. Duds.

My Father was David Colclough from the Newsagents which is now Scotts barbers, we had the shop from around the mid 50's to early 80's, that row of shops was fantastic back then and started with Kennedys chip shop then us at the newsagents, then the chemist, Bill Leason at the VG grocers then Barnets fruit and veg, I also remember the old co op bakery where the co op is now before it became Popeys gym, happy days but I have never seen any photos of that row of shops from that period.

Absolutely brilliant again! All the nostalgic feels … yet again. RIP DUDS ❤

Born in church street 1944 my gran stayed at number 73 my aunt Sarah lived at number 24 she worked at wright's shop later changed to Kanes worked there as a van boy in the late 50s