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You have absolutely no clue how to produce a meaningful video that informs. I question whether you even know Ringwood. Your not even in the town proper where all the lovely buildings are.

Exeter you are my life I will love you forever.❤

An informative insight to the town on a winters day.

10:02 G&T Warehouse used to be a Tesco supermarket. I worked there in the Summer of 1980.

6:35 The antiques shop used to be Midland Bank and the Capital School Of English used to be Lloyds Bank. That's why the junction is called Winton Banks.

5:45 The building for let on the corner used to be Barclays Bank.

4:10 The Buffalo Bar was where the Continental Cinema stood. You can see it in old photos of Winton.

2:30 Poundland used to be Woolworths.

2:20 The jewelers has been there since I remember in 1970. Jewelers seem to survive every recession.

1:30 The building with the scaffolding used to be the Post Office. Then it was sold and used as a lighting shop.

Pretty cool but stourport better

Lived at the Timbers 1984-85. Happy memories of the place. It does not appear to have changed much. I am sure there used to be a pub near the church - has that now gone - or is it my memory fading? Thanks for posting, lovely bit of nostalgia that.

love the dedication to your vids

But it can break your leg..with that crank cause theres ni free wheel in the crank..

Very good video

Thank you for this lovely video! I used to live around here and I miss it so much. Beautiful place

It's known as the gazza strip that's what I was told it is like being in a foreign country... Nice though

How much weight?

Fantastic video, brilliant weather. I'm lucky to live nearby and see these views daily in all weathers. Can I ask what equipment you're using in the video, the zoom capability seems top notch

Too much footage of traffic rather than buildings.

The best thing about this to me is that you get to keep the chainrings. I have never understood why everyone seems to push for wide range rear cassettes that always seem to need maintenance like a needy problematic sports car, meanwhile the front derailleur of my 21 speed has never needed adjustment in the many years I've ridden it, yet the 7 speed cassette has had the chain pop off nearly dozen times, and has needed some TLC and readjusting several dozen times because its derailleur is having to flex so far compared to my childhood 10 speed's 5x cassette. If some company could just give me a way to put my 3x on a nice mid-drive conversion kit and keep my bulletproof front derailleur, I'd gladly pay a grand for a whole kit, but sadly old reliable has gone the way of the dodo, so I'll just have to hack together a much superior homemade mid-drive and wrap it all up in some nice 3d printed air ducting so nothing melts down on me. Maybe fit some heat sinks to the battery so I don't have a repeat battery near-explosion incident while the battery is up against my leg, it is not fun panicking while a battery is puffing out and going volcanic on you. Maybe a supercapacitor bank would be better? Those have far superior power delivery, safety and eco-friendliness by several magnitudes, I don't need the range I just need to accumulate a charge from every stop to help me get up the hills on my 40 pound monster XD

The most boring dump with dire shops

Nice to see The Richmond still open. 2-bedroom flat (Acland Road) £200 per month mid 80's.

Totally enjoyed this

I see my dads business little Buddha

This build needs clipless pedals😮

I live in ringwood

not much to do. why is everything diagonal?

Well done! It would work better with a 44 tooth sprocket on your left crank to match the motor speed to a human pedalling speed, as well as greatly increasing the torque. I have actually done so, though with the 350W version of this motor. Very cheap, very reliable, but the motor reduction gear is noisy. I've done over 12000km no problems (I did pack extra grease in the motor reduction gear at the outset, because frankly, there was hardly any in there to start with).

Great place to live restaurants good and a great mixture of shops ❤

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I live in Westbury.

Gonna go viral

Man, you have to pedal hard to keep up with that😂

That is not a fair account. You did not go to the abandoned part, which is between Boots and the Mosque. The building which was about to fall forward and would have probably take its neighbours with it, is now propped up by scaffold and tanks of water and just left to rot. The Triangle, which has been torn to shreds and seems to have been forgotten, the part where all the shops are closed except two. The Quedam, the latest shopping centre where again almost every other shop is closed. The place where people can be heard punctuating their speech with expletives. Yeovil? Dodge city would be more appropriate.

Dangerous

Seems to be full of nothing but takeaways .

in the 60,s and 70,s there used to be a band stand on the left side of the bridge and on the right side of the bridge an open air swimming pool.of course the bridge wasn,t there then

Cor! look at the birds

no idea never heard it beofre

Lovely cley hill one of my favourite places

lovely place

The high street is dying several empty shops. Methodist Church possibly about to be sold off. Worst of all the absolute disgusting state of the empty property next to the Chinese takeaway at the bottom of the high street. The council should be ashamed of themselves, make the owners tidy it up.

The refresh program has gone down the toilet. I think the description is rather misleading too

I moved down to Bournemouth in 1970 with my parents and lived in a 2 bedroom flat above what is now Subway. It used to be a sweet shop run by my Dad and Grandad and we stayed there until 1976 when we sold the shop and moved to St Luke's Road. I've lived locally ever since and so seen all the numerous changes first hand.

No pakkis or Africans nice for a change

stayed in that very room many times, fab views

glorious Warminster

right at the start of the vidio next to the bridge there was a swimming pool in the 70,s

i always wondered what ringwood was like as ive been through it many times on the coach