Hi Bob and Jenny, great that they have preserved the railway. Such a lovely walk along the trail. They make brilliant jobs out of disused railway lines there’s a few around us. Enjoyed x Julie and Tony x
Lovely vlog. So many memories. I took my eldest son to university at Hatfield and he graduated at St Albans in 2013 with a 1st Class Honours degree. I was so proud of him. He died in September last year and your vlog highlighted so much of the time we spent there, when he graduated. We have a similar railway cycle ride up here, on the Wirral Way, via Hadlow Road Station. Beautiful ride and such lovely views up to West Kirby. Brilliant for us old uns!! Thanks so much for sharing 😊
Thanks so very much for this video, we live in Kings Langley, been to notcutts garden centre and pjoutdoors plenty of times, we didn’t no about alban way , will definitely have to go there now
Enjoyed this,brought back some happy memories.lived I. Two houses in hedley road one backing into the old railway.the railway would continue over a bridge on Sutton road which would flood beneath.My local was the rats castle pub .The other house being a terrace,built for Jewish workers from the the then launderette in Sutton road .
Such an interesting video Bob and Jenny love those walks it’s amazing what railways we did have and have lost but have been reborn in different ways We have a similar walk near us called the south Staffordshire railway walk which is very interesting and is similar how railway heritage has been preserved all the best to you both and poppy Daniel
I really enjoyed this video. I'm afraid to say (living not far from St Albans) I'd never heard of Alban Way. I will definitely visit there now either to walk or to bring my bike. You two have certainly opened my eyes to so many places .. right on my doorstep .. that I just didn't know existed. Thank you both and of course not forgetting little Poppy.
Know the area well, my Mum's sister still lives in Digswell & previously in WGC, uncle Wilf worked for the GPO back in the day. Trained at the place in Yarnfield Staffs where funnily enough my wife's cousin owns a house 😂
Hi Bob and Jenny, great that they have preserved the railway. Such a lovely walk along the trail. They make brilliant jobs out of disused railway lines there’s a few around us. Enjoyed x Julie and Tony x
Yes, I liked that track, hopefully I'll get to cycle along one day.
Lovely vlog. So many memories. I took my eldest son to university at Hatfield and he graduated at St Albans in 2013 with a 1st Class Honours degree. I was so proud of him. He died in September last year and your vlog highlighted so much of the time we spent there, when he graduated. We have a similar railway cycle ride up here, on the Wirral Way, via Hadlow Road Station. Beautiful ride and such lovely views up to West Kirby. Brilliant for us old uns!! Thanks so much for sharing 😊
Thank you very much, and well done for sharing your memories.
Thanks so very much for this video, we live in Kings Langley, been to notcutts garden centre and pjoutdoors plenty of times, we didn’t no about alban way , will definitely have to go there now
Glad it was helpful!
Enjoyed this,brought back some happy memories.lived I. Two houses in hedley road one backing into the old railway.the railway would continue over a bridge on Sutton road which would flood beneath.My local was the rats castle pub .The other house being a terrace,built for Jewish workers from the the then launderette in Sutton road .
Lovely video I live in NZ came from England as a child love watching your travels around
Good memories, very interesting
Thanks guys bringing back lots of memory as i was born in st albans - cheers ian and sue
Excellent video,just visited the website and read Mike's story,what a Labour of love, the Alban Way now added to my list, looks beautiful
Yes, that was dedication.
Really enjoyed this.
So interesting as my parents grew up in st albans what a lovely walk thankyou for the video
Thank you for bringing me along.
You're very welcome, thanks for watching.
Such an interesting video Bob and Jenny love those walks it’s amazing what railways we did have and have lost but have been reborn in different ways
We have a similar walk near us called the south Staffordshire railway walk which is very interesting and is similar how railway heritage has been preserved all the best to you both and poppy Daniel
At least they are being put to good use now.
I really enjoyed this video. I'm afraid to say (living not far from St Albans) I'd never heard of Alban Way. I will definitely visit there now either to walk or to bring my bike. You two have certainly opened my eyes to so many places .. right on my doorstep .. that I just didn't know existed. Thank you both and of course not forgetting little Poppy.
Thanks, it was our friends Dave and Marion that told us about it.
Know the area well, my Mum's sister still lives in Digswell & previously in WGC, uncle Wilf worked for the GPO back in the day.
Trained at the place in Yarnfield Staffs where funnily enough my wife's cousin owns a house 😂
I went to Stone TTC many times. Always remember how extremely cold it got once in the winter.
Looks the same as the rodwell trail in Weymouth
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