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8 bodies were moved, the rest were left in situ and concreted over. I believe the headstones were relocated to the memorial church built nearby using some of the stone from the original chapel.

You’re joking right? Independence? Only a fool could think we could be an independent country. Absolutely foolish. I could get on board if I didn’t read and have a realistic grasp of reality. I love wales and am a proud Welshman but independence is really retarded. Just take a look at what dripford has done so far 🤦‍♂️🤣

Yes it was open to the public at the time and free to wander around but I dont know about currently, it was filmed a while back.

@@jbrebel656 thanks, think I'll go visit when I get time.

These reservoirs gave clean fresh drinking water to millions - hardly a 'vanity' project.

Totally agree with you producing fresh water to people is not vanity

@@jenniferjones188 Acknowledged but it was water not needed by the Liverpool Corporation for the city but to sell on.

Boris favours tat kind of empty apology. Insult to injury.

@@blackporscheroadster6415 The water was stolen from Wales, it wasn't ours to take. It was never actually needed as things turned out, so this beautiful Welsh village was destroyed for nothing. As an Englishman, I am deeply ashamed that we allowed this to happen in our name, and so should you be. The Welsh people deserved better.

Very good question, it was a hot year but you never know what goes on behind the scenes

Very sad, but that was to serve the needs of the same nation. Capel Celyn, a Welsh village, was drowned to serve the English.

@@1971WelshDragon yes I know just heartbreaking.

Nether and Middle Hambleton in Rutland too.

@@1971WelshDragon You're lucky the English let you keep these lands. The English should have took over Wales centuries ago.

@@blackporscheroadster6415, aren't you a sad and pathetic attention seeker!

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Hi Michael, thank you for your interest. Yes, mine contracted back quite quickly after the procedure (12 months) and is now worse than it was before. It has now crept down the connecting tissue between the thumb and first finger so i can barely open my hand more than 2 inches. I am having a new treatment next month where they inject a collagenase enzyme into the cords, bandage the hand up for 2 days for it to work its `magic` and then manipulate the fingers straight 2 days later. I feel that the first treatment aggravated the Dupuytrens and made it more aggressive but thats my personal opinion. Have you been advised if there is anything that causes or accelerates this condition other than it being hereditary? cheers

Hi JBRebel thanks for replying to my message and sorry for the delay in responding. I’m really sorry to hear that your condition has worsened since the initial treatment. I’ve read so much on Dupuytrens over the last couple of years and one theme that comes up frequently is that it is very likely that it will reoccur after treatment. I’ve also read that a few people feel that treatment actually caused the condition to accelerate or ‘waken up’ elsewhere, just as you suggested, which is just a horrible thought, although like you, the people that felt this had of course no proof, it was just their gut feel. I actually have two friends who have Dupuytrens and one of them had the same needle treatment as you, just over 1 year ago and so far, it’s not come back. Another friend had the full operation on one hand around 4 years ago and the collagenase enzyme injection in the other hand around 2 years ago. She’s very happy with the results and again it’s not come back. The only point to make about both of these people is that they are quite a bit older than me. I’m 50 and they are both in their early 70’s and I was just wondering if there could be a link here in that I know that some illnesses progress more slowly in older people, although of course this is possibly not the case with Dupuytrens. I mention this as you look quite young from your youtube photo. I was going to look into the needle treatment now, however based on what you’ve said, I think that I’ll delay it a bit longer as I can still function well with my hands and even though I completely accept that I could have a different result to you, I just feel it’s possibly safer not to do anything until I really have to. I’ve heard good things about the collagenase enzyme injection’s and I wish you the very best of success with this procedure. If you don’t mind, I’d really like to stay in touch with you, as one of us might have some success with something in the future that could be useful for other. Information is power!!! Feel free to drop me an email directly over to - mt at michaeltiernan dot com - anytime. Thanks, Michael

Hi Michael, just a quick update (your website seems to be non accessible). I have had the collaganese treatment this week. On Monday they injected an enzyme called Xiapex directly into the affected contraction (middle finger on my left hand) which was excruciating as no local anaesthetic was used. They then put my hand into a fist and wrapped it up for two days just leaving my thumb and first finger exposed. During that time the enzyme does its magic by eating the nodules but my knuckles and the inside of my elbow joint went a dark purple and there was a deep ache throughout my arm and into my armpit which is quite normal apparently. The palm of my my hand was very sore and what felt like a bubbling sensation. After the two days they unwrapped my hand and stupidly I tried to open it to have a look and it went `pop` with a fierce pain. They then injected a local anaesthetic between my fingers and `manipulated` the hand straight which felt like popping bubble wrap. So, if you do decide to have it done, keep your hand in a fist, they wrap it up like that for a reason. They then made a moulded splint for my finger to keep it straight which i have been told to wear overnight. My palm is now very bruised, it feels tight but its a lot better than it was. Time will tell. I am also 50 but having both parents with Dupuytrens I have been told I have an aggressive form of the disease and it will now be an ongoing battle to control it. The doctors are trying to avoid surgery as they say I am too young but if this Xiapex treatment works even for a couple of years it will be less invasive and your hand is only out of action for about a week. I hope this helps regards JBREBEL

It is very sad, tragic in fact. When i visited, a couple told me they come there to walk the dog most weekends, the said in english as the could not speak Welsh. so i said to them, you know the history of this place you walk your dog then? The reply was No. I should have known shouldnt I. They had no idea the devastation that occured here just so that L iverpool could have water. So Very Very sad indeed. Ignorance. ignorance thats all i can say. We Welsh people, have so much Beauty where we are born and raised, Thank goodness we dont have to venture far and wide to have so much beauty on our doorstep.

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Please do share them if you have any way of converting them from analogue to digital form (a guy called TechnologConnections on TH-cam made a video about a cheap and easy solution)

Great info Rachel, many thanks for your contribution.

Unfortunately painted slogans don't make people listen

Very selfish perspective. These reservoirs give clean fresh drinking water to MILLIONS of people on a daily basis for years and years....and you're moaning about a few Welsh inbreds who lost a crappy cottage and back garden.

Always one little Englander spouting bollocks they didn't need the water for drinking the population had shrunk they wanted it to sell on to other areas for industry

Agree with every word, absolutely. As an Englishman, I'm deeply ashamed that we allowed this to happen in our name. The destruction of Capel Celyn was beyond wrong. The fact that the water was never actually needed only makes this atrocity even more insulting. People of Wales, I am so very sorry. We had no right to do this, and I wish with all my heart that we could undo it. You deserved better.

He he he, I thought I was the only one! I have since bought a new rug that doesn`t creep, cursed rugs are among us my friend! thanks for the comment.

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Thank you, its well worth a visit