Absolutely love these videos Stephen. Must admit mate you've got balls walking round these back streets at night on yer own pal with all undesirables !! You stay safe
Another interesting video of the back streets of Blackpool. That sky was awesome the colours were amazing. Those new toilets i'm sure they've forgot to put a door in. Keep up the excellent work you.
New Sub Here Bro. My Grandad was from the South Shore area, But left just before WW1But sadly He was a regular solider, He meet my Grandma, while on duty outside Buckingham Palace. He put in three years in France, Lots of medals for this good man; I would love too have met this man, But he died in 1936......shame my dad was two years old. I live in Cumbria now so not so far too follow up my Grandads past. Great upload....Thanks. Baz.
Walk down that area Quite a lot Mr C remember the spoons near Waterloo road me n mrs few good Nights in there after the Seasiders game Stephen Great video my man some great views on the seafront n sky great views great to have you back on the front looking forward to another starman update great work Stephen
Enjoyed seeing you walking past the bloomfield brewhouse last night, we stayed there last year and it was fantastic, Shane and Gary who have the pub are so loving and friendly, and Garys food is too die for, brilliant. Enjoy your walks leeroy keep up the good work. Kim and Geoff from Tantobie in Stanley Co Durham
Love your video. Left the NW lancs 35 years ago . Love seeing all the changes on your site. Thank you for sharing. Cannot believe how Blackpool has changed since I emigrated.
Great video of South shore area brought some nice memories, of when my late mum and brother had the hotel in Osborne Road. Wow how Bond street has changed since I was last down there about 15yrs ago. The lucky star amusement arcade was where witherspoons is now if I remember right? Also never seen those toilets on the old park and we were up that end of the promenade last August. Thanks really enjoyed it 👍
😀😀😀 lived in withnel road 1980 also lytham road many memories of Blackpool especially holidays in the 60s with my parents and auntie it was always sunny and crowded, aged 65 now hope to get chance one day to visit. Thanks for the videos
Hi Steve, Cracking walk round South Shore mate. I am so sorry for all the boarding houses that have to close because of COVID-19. Best wishes Paul and Sarah
Good video i never knew there was a Police station in south shore i also spotted the old pebbled wall, i remember there used to be a garage on Shaw road i bought a car there once... i don''t think i would be brave enough to walk down the side streets after dark though.
Missed your videos for last couple of weeks , they are very therapeutic and glad to be back for another stroll...👍will you be doing one over Christmas? Christmas Eve would be nice...thanks
Great reminder of Blackpool for those of us who have been kept at home!. I think you should do St Anne's up the road as its lovely up there and even Lytham itself..... Take care and keep up the good work
Getting into that toilet will be simple if you know how, it's just no one knows, Blackpools own enigma another great video from Blackpool's unsung Hero.
I lived in Blackpool until the mid 1960's but frequently visited relatives but have been there very little since the late 1980's. I remember back in the early 1960's Yates's Wine Lodge was situated in Talbot Square North Shore. It was a real spit and sawdust place, no seating and no beer. Everything came out of large fancy looking wine casks. Where you could buy numerous wines and champagne by the half pint glass. Never went in and only looked through the doors as I was never a drinker. I presume the quick look of the building it as since moved more up market.
as u turn into station road at11.08 amusements on your left used to be called cascade,(was a chippy before that in 50s and 60s got a picture of it when trams stopped there) if you notice they are now called lucky star and have same neon signage as the old lucky star across road next to what was beach pub, which is now witherspoons !
Good fish and chip shop South Shore: Stargate Fish & Chips, 9 Squires Gate Lane, Blackpool, FY4 1SN. They were doing a special a few weeks ago. Fish & chips £2.50 😋 good service. You can’t beat that! All those seafront kiosks were open a few weeks ago just before lockdown. I am sure those fancy new toilets were open too.
Nice video - my friend Pat used to work at the old police station as secretary. The likes of George Michael would find that public toilet deeply frustrating, as would anyone needing the toilet!
Thankyou Stephen. Very interesting. Go and buy yourself some fish and chips in newspaper. Have you always lived in Blackpool. Getting a bit dark now so be careful Stephen. Your videos are so interesting. I love it. Thankyou Stephen.
the travel lodge u shown next to pleasure beach entrance is where i was last year n where i will be this year again for ma hols canny go abroad these days soo the united kingdom it is n i like blackpool soo yea there u go dont know when i will be heading down this year when ma dad gits a week off work or something and we will be heading down possibly see me :) around about July or August maybe earliar than that but other than that that travel lodge is the one i stay in ;)
Mother Hubbard's was a fish & chip restaurant in Bradford in the 1970's & 80's. It was Bradford's answer to Leeds Harry Ramsden & fairly posh inside. 😃
That chippy on Shaw Street was once the publishing house for the famous Lancashire author and chronicler Allen Clarke, AKA Teddy Ashton, who wrote Windmill Land (about this area) among many other publications.
I remember the coach depot on Bloomfield Road where the Yelloway coaches used to come in from Rochdale when I was a child in the Fifties. I don't know if it is still there? M Kennedy.
@@AWalkontheWildSideBlackpool I have just been watching your video on Bloomfield Road. Fantastic statue outside the ground! Didn't Stanley Matthews play for Blackpool?
@@marilynkennedy8236 Yes he did. One of the stands is named after him, but no statue here. There is one at his home club Stoke. The 1953 FA Cup Final was also called the Mathews Final because of his influence on the game. It’s probably the most famous FA Cup final in history.
Love Blackpool, especially south , stayed at the grand hotel (Station road )twice (before it sadly burnt down) had great times there. Stayed at a few different b&b,s for a weeks holiday every year. Loved the shops &people. Woodheads chip shop lovely food
Yes I certainly do. In fact, I used to work for the boss of Taskers on some of his businesses. They owned a caravan park in Warton and a Nursing Home other end of Lytham Road.
It’s a shame what’s happened to Bond Street i remember as a kid it was busy with loads of shops and hotels, now most of the shops are closed and the hotels turned to flats
I wonder how many houses are now flats. I have lived in two flats in Blackpool and both where part of a big house. I noticed on one of your video's that one house I lived in had added another floor on top. Blackpool must be more populated than you'd expect. From the flat next door a young lass in suspenders managed to tempt me out to Yates wine Lodge one night, what a good night that was. Was that flat on Commercial road I wonder. A alcoholic drink of any kind was 37p, but the young lass I'd found out had necked half a bottle of Benylin and swallowed a few Valium before leaving the flat, so 37p later she was hammered.
Yeah a lot of the old guest houses & hotels in Blackpool have been converted into flats, bedsits and in some cases HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation). Rent prices are pretty much rock bottom too as many of the properties are barely fit for living. There is a program about slum landlords on Channel 5 which follows a letting agent in charge of many of the low rent properties. Prince Wills & Kate visited one of the most deprived areas a couple of years ago on Lytham Road.
@@AWalkontheWildSideBlackpool My current rented house is only twenty years old, the double glazed windows are on a 30 year spreadsheet and many are no longer thermal. Neighbourhood watch can be achieved from under the front door and it fails on the government checklist. My house was built for the Shareholder dividend on a budget rather poorly and not for the quality of living in.. I heard of a local Albanian drug lord who was awash with cash and he uses it to buy old houses and turns them into flats for his staff from the Pizza shop and the car washes who oddly spend most of their time on the phone. None of them would pass any electrical quality or safety checks or even migration checks. I have other local landlords who have been paid handsomely to house illegal migrants and no regulations are followed. Twenty in a two bed bungalow is the most over crowded I've seen with the kitchen and bathroom ripped out so the floor could be filled with mattresses. The piles of rubbish outside is the giveaway. I think it was around 1976 when it said in the paper that Blackpool had more millionaires than London, an apprentices pay at the time was £16. Tramps wandered the sea front picking up dog ends, pens, lighters, hair combs and would proudly have them on display on the inside of their coat. After an hour or two they would stop on a bench and dismantle the dog ends and build a fag. Down the road in St Annes Les Dawson's Housemaid made me a cup of tea in fine bone china with a saucer and the slice of toast was cut diagonal. The carpet I was stood on was more per square yard than i earnt in a month and was made of this stuff called wool whereas I'd become used to nylon. Both ends of many spectrums can be seen in the area and it's a shame to see it's demise.
@@spex357 I visit Lytham fairly regularly and it's a completely different world to Blackpool. Last couple of times I have been by the green I've spotted large groups of Nordic Walkers all lined up & equally spaced 2 meters apart, strutting along the grass. I like to imagine them trying a bit of Nordic walking along Central Drive in Blackpool.
11.40 fieldings fish and chip shop the yellow building use to be the best in Blackpool shame it closed down me and my family went to that one every time we went to Blackpool
@@AWalkontheWildSideBlackpool I was there between 1966-71. Still American headmaster. You just seem familiar, loving your videos from Blackpool my home town . Remembering how it was in my days
Grew up holidaying in Blackpool year after after year, Staying at The Oak Villa hotel on the seaFront. Still visit the pleasure beach with the kids. But when venturing off the sea front It is one dismal place and looks like a town in poverty. Proper dump in places.
Now chippies have their ups and downs and I am sure you are telling the truth. However, one day in 1995 I had the worst bag of chips of my entire life from there. The chips still had soil on them when I got them home and opened them up. Scarred for life. Glad it was better when you went!
I used to live on Shaw Road at timestamp 3:14. And in the pub "Sun Inn" somebody tried to kill my boss over losing a game of pool for money. I know it was attempted murder of my boss because the man came back and stabbed somebody else to death in mistaken identity. This is getting freaky, I was at the exact same spot yesterday at timestamp 7:45 filming some artwork.
It’s not grim is the people who live her and the tourists I’ve lives here my whole life and if u we’re here on a busy night when we aren’t in lock down tourists come to Blackpool and trash the place they bury nappies in the sand on the beach in lockdown the sea was clear as anything until we came out of lock down it just proves it’s not always the people who live here it’s the tourist and not every town is clean and spotless I’m 15 I’ve grown up here I’ve got amazing memories here so many stop being so judgy towards peoples homes
Good camera work catching the sunset but STOP showing the rough parts of blackpool you'll have everyone thinking it's a dump not so blackpool is a great place so come on more upbeat and less oh a dog outside fucking Tesco
Well get on with it my man not having a dig just donr want Blackpool put across as a dump as iam sure you know it's a wonderful place to live I've been here thirty years on and of I am usually in Australia this time of year with my family but we have all got nothing but wonderful memories of Blackpool
Love watching your videos of all the streets, pubs & eating houses, brings back some great memories of Blackpool 👍🏻
Well done sir, your doing a great job for
people who have great memories off blackpool
and not been there for long time...
Love the life boat Sunday afternoon wee taz blasting out the old number superb
Absolutely love these videos Stephen. Must admit mate you've got balls walking round these back streets at night on yer own pal with all undesirables !! You stay safe
Hi Stephen thank you for another great video it's so interesting to see the different streets that kiosk looked amazing very nice looking xx
Another interesting video of the back streets of Blackpool. That sky was awesome the colours were amazing. Those new toilets i'm sure they've forgot to put a door in. Keep up the excellent work you.
Thanks mate for keeping me updated on my childhood holiday place.. Love your video
Trash
Love all the different colours on the tower 🥰
Another interesting video of the streets of Blackpool just love your videos and your knowledge of Blackpool.👌
New Sub Here Bro. My Grandad was from the South Shore area, But left just before WW1But sadly
He was a regular solider, He meet my Grandma, while on duty outside Buckingham Palace.
He put in three years in France, Lots of medals for this good man;
I would love too have met this man, But he died in 1936......shame my dad was two years old.
I live in Cumbria now so not so far too follow up my Grandads past.
Great upload....Thanks.
Baz.
Love these vids - good job, I've always been obsessed with Blackpool. It's my Happy Place.
Is there a way I can contact you direct?
Glad you enjoy it!
www.awalkonthewildside.tv/contact-me
I love that tune you use it gives the videos a dramatic feel.
Thanks once again , great video yet again ♥️
lovely sunset .
Great video Stephen 👍Not been to Blackpool for ages but think when this lockdown done I’m going to make a visit
love watching videos cause parts off blackpool ive never seen but always loved blackpool
Nice to see another video Stephen.
Brill videos keep up the good work.
Walk down that area
Quite a lot Mr C remember the spoons near Waterloo road me n mrs few good
Nights in there after the Seasiders game Stephen
Great video my man some great views on the seafront n sky great views great to have you back on the front looking forward to another starman update great work Stephen
Great vlog again another one being sent to my Old Mum keep it up many thanks Merry Christmas my friend
Enjoyed seeing you walking past the bloomfield brewhouse last night, we stayed there last year and it was fantastic, Shane and Gary who have the pub are so loving and friendly, and Garys food is too die for, brilliant. Enjoy your walks leeroy keep up the good work. Kim and Geoff from Tantobie in Stanley Co Durham
Love your video. Left the NW lancs 35 years ago . Love seeing all the changes on your site. Thank you for sharing. Cannot believe how Blackpool has changed since I emigrated.
Gorgeous sunset 🌇
Nice vlog, the sunset over the sea looked stunning.
Great video yet again top man keep them comeing please 😊
Just subscribed to your video's, really enjoy them 😊😊
Thanks Dawn.
Great video of South shore area brought some nice memories, of when my late mum and brother had the hotel in Osborne Road. Wow how Bond street has changed since I was last down there about 15yrs ago. The lucky star amusement arcade was where witherspoons is now if I remember right? Also never seen those toilets on the old park and we were up that end of the promenade last August. Thanks really enjoyed it 👍
😀😀😀 lived in withnel road 1980 also lytham road many memories of Blackpool especially holidays in the 60s with my parents and auntie it was always sunny and crowded, aged 65 now hope to get chance one day to visit. Thanks for the videos
Hi Steve,
Cracking walk round South Shore mate.
I am so sorry for all the boarding houses that have to close because of COVID-19.
Best wishes
Paul and Sarah
LoL! That new loo, without an entrance, made me chuckle! :)
Awesome scenery at the start the streets look eerily quiet
Great memories walking these roads during Easter/October half term. We used to stay at the sea crest on Rawcliffe (across from byron) every year. :)
A very nice walk on the wild side lovely sea noises and sunset cheers
our hotel bar is booming busy thanks to you guys north shore cheers x
Good video i never knew there was a Police station in south shore i also spotted the old pebbled wall, i remember there used to be a garage on Shaw road i bought a car there once... i don''t think i would be brave enough to walk down the side streets after dark though.
Theres a sea organ in zadar Croatia that plays sounds to the sea waves too. Beautiful sunset over blackpool :)
Missed your videos for last couple of weeks , they are very therapeutic and glad to be back for another stroll...👍will you be doing one over Christmas? Christmas Eve would be nice...thanks
I may do a livestream on Xmas Eve if not a normal video.
brilliant video
Great reminder of Blackpool for those of us who have been kept at home!. I think you should do St Anne's up the road as its lovely up there and even Lytham itself..... Take care and keep up the good work
I will get to Lytham very soon.
Getting into that toilet will be simple if you know how, it's just no one knows, Blackpools own enigma another great video from Blackpool's unsung Hero.
I lived in Blackpool until the mid 1960's but frequently visited relatives but have been there very little since the late 1980's. I remember back in the early 1960's Yates's Wine Lodge was situated in Talbot Square North Shore. It was a real spit and sawdust place, no seating and no beer. Everything came out of large fancy looking wine casks. Where you could buy numerous wines and champagne by the half pint glass. Never went in and only looked through the doors as I was never a drinker. I presume the quick look of the building it as since moved more up market.
You can see the hinges were the doors open on the toilets....Thanks for putting these videos on.
Brilliant video
Another great video !
as u turn into station road at11.08 amusements on your left used to be called cascade,(was a chippy before that in 50s and 60s got a picture of it when trams stopped there) if you notice they are now called lucky star and have same neon signage as the old lucky star across road next to what was beach pub, which is now witherspoons !
Another good video Stephen 👍🏼 I drove past you on rawcliffe street this evening after catching the sunset at south pier 🌅👍🏼
Thanks Karl. I thought I'd seen your car.
Good fish and chip shop South Shore:
Stargate Fish & Chips, 9 Squires Gate Lane, Blackpool, FY4 1SN.
They were doing a special a few weeks ago. Fish & chips £2.50 😋 good service. You can’t beat that!
All those seafront kiosks were open a few weeks ago just before lockdown.
I am sure those fancy new toilets were open too.
Nice video - my friend Pat used to work at the old police station as secretary. The likes of George Michael would find that public toilet deeply frustrating, as would anyone needing the toilet!
Lol
Great video!
"let's have a little look" should or could be a trademark. Thanks
Got to admire the Art Deco design of Yates.
Thankyou Stephen. Very interesting. Go and buy yourself some fish and chips in newspaper. Have you always lived in Blackpool. Getting a bit dark now so be careful Stephen. Your videos are so interesting. I love it. Thankyou Stephen.
the travel lodge u shown next to pleasure beach entrance is where i was last year n where i will be this year again for ma hols canny go abroad these days soo the united kingdom it is n i like blackpool soo yea there u go dont know when i will be heading down this year when ma dad gits a week off work or something and we will be heading down possibly see me :) around about July or August maybe earliar than that but other than that that travel lodge is the one i stay in ;)
Mother Hubbard's was a fish & chip restaurant in Bradford in the 1970's & 80's. It was Bradford's answer to Leeds Harry Ramsden & fairly posh inside. 😃
Guess its curry now then?
That chippy on Shaw Street was once the publishing house for the famous Lancashire author and chronicler Allen Clarke, AKA Teddy Ashton, who wrote Windmill Land (about this area) among many other publications.
amounderness.co.uk/windmill_land_1916.html
What a sunset
I remember the coach depot on Bloomfield Road where the Yelloway coaches used to come in from Rochdale when I was a child in the Fifties. I don't know if it is still there? M Kennedy.
The coach depot is now in the main car park, close to Lonsdale Road. I don't remember the depot on Bloomfield Road myself.
@@AWalkontheWildSideBlackpool Thank you Stephen for your reply. I think Blackpool Football ground was on Bloomfield Road too.
@@marilynkennedy8236 Yes it is. Look for my Bloomfield Road video where I take a look around the stadium near the end.
@@AWalkontheWildSideBlackpool I have just been watching your video on Bloomfield Road. Fantastic statue outside the ground! Didn't Stanley Matthews play for Blackpool?
@@marilynkennedy8236 Yes he did. One of the stands is named after him, but no statue here. There is one at his home club Stoke. The 1953 FA Cup Final was also called the Mathews Final because of his influence on the game. It’s probably the most famous FA Cup final in history.
Brilliant👍
Love Blackpool, especially south , stayed at the grand hotel (Station road )twice (before it sadly burnt down) had great times there. Stayed at a few different b&b,s for a weeks holiday every year. Loved the shops &people. Woodheads chip shop lovely food
Another excellent video. Do you remember Taskers on Lytham Road?
Yes I certainly do. In fact, I used to work for the boss of Taskers on some of his businesses. They owned a caravan park in Warton and a Nursing Home other end of Lytham Road.
It’s a shame what’s happened to Bond Street i remember as a kid it was busy with loads of shops and hotels, now most of the shops are closed and the hotels turned to flats
Thank you for the video sir. I thought you had been and walked every single street and ally in Blackpool! Lol
i cant wait to go back
Like the skies exploding
I wonder how many houses are now flats. I have lived in two flats in Blackpool and both where part of a big house. I noticed on one of your video's that one house I lived in had added another floor on top. Blackpool must be more populated than you'd expect.
From the flat next door a young lass in suspenders managed to tempt me out to Yates wine Lodge one night, what a good night that was. Was that flat on Commercial road I wonder. A alcoholic drink of any kind was 37p, but the young lass I'd found out had necked half a bottle of Benylin and swallowed a few Valium before leaving the flat, so 37p later she was hammered.
Yeah a lot of the old guest houses & hotels in Blackpool have been converted into flats, bedsits and in some cases HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation). Rent prices are pretty much rock bottom too as many of the properties are barely fit for living. There is a program about slum landlords on Channel 5 which follows a letting agent in charge of many of the low rent properties. Prince Wills & Kate visited one of the most deprived areas a couple of years ago on Lytham Road.
@@AWalkontheWildSideBlackpool My current rented house is only twenty years old, the double glazed windows are on a 30 year spreadsheet and many are no longer thermal. Neighbourhood watch can be achieved from under the front door and it fails on the government checklist. My house was built for the Shareholder dividend on a budget rather poorly and not for the quality of living in..
I heard of a local Albanian drug lord who was awash with cash and he uses it to buy old houses and turns them into flats for his staff from the Pizza shop and the car washes who oddly spend most of their time on the phone. None of them would pass any electrical quality or safety checks or even migration checks.
I have other local landlords who have been paid handsomely to house illegal migrants and no regulations are followed. Twenty in a two bed bungalow is the most over crowded I've seen with the kitchen and bathroom ripped out so the floor could be filled with mattresses. The piles of rubbish outside is the giveaway.
I think it was around 1976 when it said in the paper that Blackpool had more millionaires than London, an apprentices pay at the time was £16. Tramps wandered the sea front picking up dog ends, pens, lighters, hair combs and would proudly have them on display on the inside of their coat. After an hour or two they would stop on a bench and dismantle the dog ends and build a fag.
Down the road in St Annes Les Dawson's Housemaid made me a cup of tea in fine bone china with a saucer and the slice of toast was cut diagonal. The carpet I was stood on was more per square yard than i earnt in a month and was made of this stuff called wool whereas I'd become used to nylon.
Both ends of many spectrums can be seen in the area and it's a shame to see it's demise.
@@spex357 I visit Lytham fairly regularly and it's a completely different world to Blackpool. Last couple of times I have been by the green I've spotted large groups of Nordic Walkers all lined up & equally spaced 2 meters apart, strutting along the grass. I like to imagine them trying a bit of Nordic walking along Central Drive in Blackpool.
Seems strange seeing the Illuminations on in December.
Woodheads chippy behind the Wetherspoons is the best in Blackpool. Best value & portions. Only open during the season though.
The car park in Montague Street which is owned by the Queens Hotel was once the site of The Rendezvous Cinema.
Thanks for the info.
11.40 fieldings fish and chip shop the yellow building use to be the best in Blackpool shame it closed down me and my family went to that one every time we went to Blackpool
Nice vidio.theres some rough places around the area.
👍👍👍👍👍
When did you go to Waterloo school, just by change x
76-81. I remember the head was Mr Fillingham and my form teacher was Mrs Leather.
@@AWalkontheWildSideBlackpool I was there between 1966-71. Still American headmaster. You just seem familiar, loving your videos from Blackpool my home town . Remembering how it was in my days
Womans aid taking over the old police station. Great video.
Grew up holidaying in Blackpool year after after year, Staying at The Oak Villa hotel on the seaFront. Still visit the pleasure beach with the kids. But when venturing off the sea front It is one dismal place and looks like a town in poverty. Proper dump in places.
yes you can here it all x
Werv you been got worried about ya glad your OK Phil n cody
Still knocking around.
Hi Stephen from Helen on scotland
i used to stay in a flat in bond over a cafe called tracies
I would like to see a video of Barton ave and area .
i've stayed in withnel road on many occasions and my favourite chippy was bond street chippy
Trash
Now chippies have their ups and downs and I am sure you are telling the truth. However, one day in 1995 I had the worst bag of chips of my entire life from there. The chips still had soil on them when I got them home and opened them up. Scarred for life. Glad it was better when you went!
I used to live on Shaw Road at timestamp 3:14. And in the pub "Sun Inn" somebody tried to kill my boss over losing a game of pool for money.
I know it was attempted murder of my boss because the man came back and stabbed somebody else to death in mistaken identity.
This is getting freaky, I was at the exact same spot yesterday at timestamp 7:45 filming some artwork.
Wowsers.
Is that an Electrical shop on the corner of Bond street ? you didnt mention it
Yes it is. The Tube Station.
Thought you said I can hear little T , but then realized you said I can hear the sea
Probably just as well
The caption at 12:19 says 'Withnel Road' and the street sign says 'Withnell Road'.
Which is correct?
Answers on a postcard, please........
I spelt it wrong lol
Guess the Yates used to be a cinema?
The best chippy is on harrowside bridge 👍
👍👍👍😊
Memories yes....not what it used to be.....you should have security with you walking round there at night..
There’s a man doing blogs on Pattaya sounds exactly like you x
I think I have seen those.
Blackpool, the only thing that would improve this place would be a fleet of bulldozers
Pablos is the worst rip off in Blackpool, it’s basically fish flavoured batter, I couldn’t find any fish in my fish n chips
Where is Blackpool air guns
It's on Elizabeth St, just off Church Street near town. Great shop as it has loads of other stuff as well as the air guns.
'Withnell and I'
Good lord this place is grim!
It’s not grim is the people who live her and the tourists I’ve lives here my whole life and if u we’re here on a busy night when we aren’t in lock down tourists come to Blackpool and trash the place they bury nappies in the sand on the beach in lockdown the sea was clear as anything until we came out of lock down it just proves it’s not always the people who live here it’s the tourist and not every town is clean and spotless I’m 15 I’ve grown up here I’ve got amazing memories here so many stop being so judgy towards peoples homes
looks depressing.
Mother hubbers check Helen's croud fish and chip Friday 🤗
lol you didn't even know why Bond Street is called so.
I do. Noddy used to get a pull there from Mr Plod.
Good camera work catching the sunset but STOP showing the rough parts of blackpool you'll have everyone thinking it's a dump not so blackpool is a great place so come on more upbeat and less oh a dog outside fucking Tesco
Gritty videos are what I do best. I've got plenty of feel good ones as well. Something for all tastes.
Well get on with it my man not having a dig just donr want Blackpool put across as a dump as iam sure you know it's a wonderful place to live I've been here thirty years on and of I am usually in Australia this time of year with my family but we have all got nothing but wonderful memories of Blackpool
You need to delete all vehicles and people in this video. You didn't get my consent for public review.
Arnt you Mr important
Consent is not needed to film in a public place
Of me or my property.