That site u was just on i think theres s few vehicles thst have lots of bushes grown over it . Behind a fencing you can see it from the lanes when looking down.
My late nan used to live in Currie st cwm my mum and dad's ashes are scattered over looking cwm and mum's mother and father's house I visited there every year lay flowers mind you the journey from Essex and the climb is getting harder as the years go bye
I have every confidence in driving my 2019 Peugeot partner through a multi storey. In full employment now in automotive logistics. I never thought I would be offered a job again at 65.
Hiya socks and sandals ,lovely views I must say ,I do remember the coal mining days ,great shows as always Tim keep up the good look FWD I seeing other clips 👏👏👍
Must have stired some memories going back to your first home, lovely you were able to share with us viewers, do you still have any family living there today or like a lot of people had to move away unfortunately, nice vlog 👍
The elites were reckless with the safety of ordinary people back then. Not like now for example, when they make sure an injection is safe and effective before convincing the public to take it.
@@SocksWithSandals Bless you, yes I'm fully aware that most paying jobs are minimum wage. I would like to think there will be a levelling up accross the Uk but no doubt, this is wishful thinking !
Nice video Tim and some interesting locations in this one. Your camera/phone really picks up the detail, that fly was crystal clear. Wow that car park ceiling was low, your solar panel was inches away from impending doom! Enjoying these and looking forward to the next video 👍
The statement was true: Visiting where I used to live as a toddler evoked associated memories I had forgotten. You may recalibrate your accuracy of judge of character from that axiom.
Give your tyres an inspection cause some of the glass will stay in your tyre and just gets pushed deeper as the rubber wears down. Stay safe
Shan't
Touching base with your history is such a nobel endeavour Tim. Helps keeps us all grounded.
Just the accident of birth.
It's how we conduct ourselves as adults that defines us.
That site u was just on i think theres s few vehicles thst have lots of bushes grown over it . Behind a fencing you can see it from the lanes when looking down.
My late nan used to live in Currie st cwm my mum and dad's ashes are scattered over looking cwm and mum's mother and father's house I visited there every year lay flowers mind you the journey from Essex and the climb is getting harder as the years go bye
Thanks for showing us the best of Wales
I won't be visiting any time soon 🤣
The trolls are out in force 😂
@@40AndAWakeUp Tards all have the same pattern: Stupid comment matched with zero courage/ability to make their own videos. Sad.
I have every confidence in driving my 2019 Peugeot partner through a multi storey. In full employment now in automotive logistics. I never thought I would be offered a job again at 65.
Oh, well done, Rob.
So pleased you've turned it around.
@@SocksWithSandals Thanks Tim, I had enough of the same hassle that you went through with the Bob a job centre.
Hiya socks and sandals ,lovely views I must say ,I do remember the coal mining days ,great shows as always Tim keep up the good look FWD I seeing other clips 👏👏👍
As and when I feel like editing them, Steve.
Always great to see Tim ,,thanks ,keep safe 👍
Must have stired some memories going back to your first home, lovely you were able to share with us viewers, do you still have any family living there today or like a lot of people had to move away unfortunately, nice vlog 👍
So many.
My nan and grandad used to live in Currie st cwm
Aberfan, so sad. Never forgotten the lost of so many innocent Children.
The elites were reckless with the safety of ordinary people back then.
Not like now for example, when they make sure an injection is safe and effective before convincing the public to take it.
Very reminicent Of the North East coalfields. Quiet now but booming in their hayday.
Scargill was right.
@@SocksWithSandals Aye that he was. I remember the strike in '84, hard times.
Couldn't have timed the trip better with that weather.
Perfect.
Back to your roots, Tim.
Once humble - proud & hard working Welsh folk, now living in a very changed world !
It's sad that the best way to adapt was to leave Wales, as I did. I have tried to go back to stay many times but the grinding poverty drives me away.
@@SocksWithSandals Bless you, yes I'm fully aware that most paying jobs are minimum wage.
I would like to think there will be a levelling up accross the Uk but no doubt, this is wishful thinking !
Nice video Tim and some interesting locations in this one. Your camera/phone really picks up the detail, that fly was crystal clear. Wow that car park ceiling was low, your solar panel was inches away from impending doom! Enjoying these and looking forward to the next video 👍
You don't need expensive equipment to make videos these days.
Returning to your roots is good for the soul not grounded at all 😊
I was surprised how many memories of being two years old it evoked.
Matched only by your unashamed misjudgment of character, Goody.
The statement was true: Visiting where I used to live as a toddler evoked associated memories I had forgotten.
You may recalibrate your accuracy of judge of character from that axiom.
where are the people in wale, like the history you spoke about and the multi storey good camera angles ,have good weather in england at mo
Wales is sparsely populated.
Hey I got a house in Beaufort ebbwvale , work in Bristol Hgv driver commute costs too much so I stay in the van
Good thinking
Cwmbran also has a free multi-storey car park⛺️🚙🏴
I filmed it already.
This never happens in England.