I would often stop and be amazed people were paying me to work where I was working. The amazement was not lost on me. I felt so lucky, I didn’t dare telling anyone how I felt, should they change my job
At 12:10, upon seeing "something" materialising in the background I was quite startled...my depth perception was well off 😅 Glad to see it was just another trekker
Brilliant video and instruction, and lovely landscape. Love the waffle too.
Cheers
Great informative series 👍😎
A really useful and informative series (with only a minimal amount of waffling 😊). Thank you for sharing your experience!
Sir, keep it up. I love passion for what you do, and this stuff is useful. I enjoy your lessons.
Love these videos, so instructional.
I must say, I do like your maps. I wish we had such details on ours here in Canada.
Great videos, so easy to follow. Definitely going to book my nnas silver with you in April
Yes. I know what you are saying. For many years I also worked in an environment such as you are amazed at. Yes. We’re lucky folks
I would often stop and be amazed people were paying me to work where I was working. The amazement was not lost on me. I felt so lucky, I didn’t dare telling anyone how I felt, should they change my job
At 12:10, upon seeing "something" materialising in the background I was quite startled...my depth perception was well off 😅
Glad to see it was just another trekker
"People have been walking along this road for six thousand years".
Sounds like the M4 round Newport!!
i like the waffles lol
Churches and pylons are your friends 😂😂😂😂
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Common sense advice for all.
For goodness sake don't walk up Icknield Street (Roman) instead of along Icknield Way (Pre-Roman)... you'll end up in Yorkshire !
The latest video I posted was filmed on Mastiles Lane - another Roman Road. ua-cam.com/video/DxnnDmnzsT8/v-deo.html