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Thanks fella, much appreciated, glad you enjoyed it

Yes that was a miss print and corrected in the description over a year ago, these thing happen sometimes

@Martin.chapman yes he survived and was in lifeboat 6 he has a sad stort, is life story is on a long form video on my channel link on this short, bottom right

Not a clue, someone not understanding the heart to a comment i think, some comments dont warrant a reply so you heart it so youtube algorithm knows i answerd the comment,

They were his words but not sure they were his last, lol, became very famous words though

Thi k its so iconic its one you never forget

From the court report i read it seemed the perents were not aware what was going on, she was goi g to tell her mum the night before and waited up but her mum came home late and Lucy fell asleep, next morning she left to meet stephen, had her mum come home on time thi gs may of turned out different, but i myself only know what i read in the judges final statment. Thank you for your comment and interaction

Famous words undoubtedly but he did survive and spoke at the inquest in America and England, but i know what you mean

@paulcoe4555 thank you for that kind comment, im the same as i like to try and stand where the original photo was taken, i now have a drone so i can take the more elevated photos, the ones taken from buildings that are no longer there so do watch out for them

@relaxationbodyspirit1734 thank you, glad you enjoyed it

@MentalClarityBoost-ni4ti there are more to come

Must have been an awful thing to go through for her and her family Shirley but i hope th two scum bags are having a real hard time in prion

Je comprends, c'est dur. Merci Maria

Hi Lesley, it was terribly sad it was a baby's grave but it was more about the parents love for their child and how beautiful and elaborate the memorial was

Thats great, if its still about it will be anothe rare photo of hms hood

@@HistoryMemorialCrime He died shortly after I first met him - a year or 2 if I remember right. Last time I saw her was around about 25 years ago - and she was in her mid 80's then. What happened to the photo I have no way of knowing.

@@vipertwenty249 Oh what a shame, i do hope the family kept the photo be great if it found its way to a public domain, so many photos of historic interest dont make it to public viewing.

Very humble lady, she wanted no recognition at all, never liked the limelight but needed to promote her cause and didnt she do a good job

Ahh yes they are the most calming and quiet places to go for peace, i love a graveyard or cemetery

Yes not many people know it was actually his life he was singing about, strange walking in his footsteps and seeing how much it has changed

Please do and glade you like them

Glad you like, browse the channel there are a few more like this

Thanks there are many more to come as im doing many of the crews houses

Thank you, feels strange standing where he once stood, especially at his own house, he left that house that day for the last time and never knew it.

He should be everyones hero, fantastic actor

A lot of thought went in to this grave by the looks of it

I spent 30 minutes there my self grave is also so big

Yes the front has changed but the inside will be the same, nice that they named the house in honour of him

Your right, thear is a mountain of stuff to tell about Frederick,

Its hard researching this stuff as you get to know them, he had quite a difficult life but got on with it

She was in quite a few things and great in them all

Not sure what you mean there

Time 8:00 seconds. It was not a Renown, it was the only Admiral class built.

@@givenfirstnamefamilyfirstn3935 says it was renowned for its fire power, as in it was well known for its fire power

@@HistoryMemorialCrime Repulse was a Renown class battlecruiser.

Im not sire you understand, the word renowned wasnt refuring to a class the word renowned was being used as a discretion, "renowned" , as in "well known for" she was renowned for her fire power or she was well known for her fire power

All a can say is, The HMS Hood carried the mighty BL 15-inch Mk I naval guns as its main armament when it sank in 1941 [Wikipedia HMS Hood]. These guns were truly massive for their time.

Yeah I saw the same thing on Wiki😊

@mrider100 i did cross reference it with other sites and they said the same, but it was converted from a battleship to a battlecruser i beleve

Alas, can only use what is read in documents, in my reaseach it states Naval power but thank you for your opinion 😊

@@HistoryMemorialCrime I know that frustration....but I ask you NOT to disregard the historical FACTS....all the British battlecruisers that were destroyed by the Germans during the Battle of Jutland, 1916 AND US General Billy Mitchell sunk a captured German battleship in the 1920s all by exactly same method crashing an artillery shell OR an ariel bomb throw the wooden decks of the targeted battleship/ battlecruiser into the ship's interior where the ship's supply of artillery shells are stored thus bypassing the ship's armour belt that encircles the entire ship super structure of the ship .... that's what happened to the USS Arizona, 1941 AND the USS Maine, 1898..... meaning the explosion that destroyed those ships came from WITHIN the ships by triggering the ship's supply of artillery shells.

The wooden deck was above the armored deck. Even the Bismarck had a wooden deck.