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I've only started doing some short video and couldn't believe how bad it was. I'm only sorry I sold my Sony A6400

Yeah, I was wondering if I was alone struggling. I’m considering selling it

Lección de amor y resistencia la que dan los habitantes de esta belleza de lugar al negarse a irse, a pesar de la amenaza que supone ( y supondrá en el futuro) las consecuencias del cambio climático, todo mi apoyo y cariño para esta gente ❤.

Keep trying Eddie!

My favourite bird Andrew, I'm still trying to get more shots of one, but this season proved to be unsuccessful...🤔👍🏻

Nice looking place to visit, They have a lot of those Monkey Puzzle trees there..😃👍🏻

I listened to the Kudos titan 505 and 606 today at the 2024 Stereonet hifi show in Melbourne and these speakers were honestly my favourite of the day by far. I would happily own them over the high end Wilson, Marten, Kaya and Sonus Faber speakers that were playing on the same day. The Kudos just payed in another league even when powered to a 55 watt Copland tube integrated amp. Exceptional speakers and I can’t imagine how the 808s must sound but after today they are now at the top of my list.

Just ordered one which is almost identical as yours. I currently have a 2021 V60 T6 and was so relieved when Volvo brought the V60 back. Not a SUV fan, having owned a few I am more than happy to be back in an estate car.

Hi Andrew, would like to see how your system is progressing if at all,and any records you could recommend, also as you may be aware Naim have updated there range including new mono blocks which could be interesting in your lovely system.

Funny how much of Holland is reclaimed from the sea. I lived for some years in the Lincolnshire fens and it has a high proportion of families who migrated from Holland many, many years ago. Much of the land is below sea level but embankments have been built to keep the fens safe. Perhaps the local authorities should make a visit to the fens to see how Fairbourne can be protected. There are many areas in Britain where land can be protected or reclaimed. Sadly we have to deal with braindead environmentalists who always preach doom and gloom. They also never mention the many towns and villages in Britain which were once ports and are now several miles inland. Oh, sorry! That goes against the disaster and anthropogenic climate change B/S.

Is a landing net.

Absolutely amazing… I was so sorry that I just recently missed this in Southwark Cathedral (Anglican) in London.. am so grateful for the videos on here… 🌿

Hi Andrew, Lovely views from above! It was so nice to see all the Red Kites flying around together. What a fantastic comeback, since they were reintroduced in the late eighties and early nineties...😃👍🏻

Thank you for sharing your favourite albums. Good to hear your experiences with selecting buying owning and buying HiFi equipment. I also run naim equipment and love the many upgrade paths on offer. There own high end interconnects are well worth trying which I believe as musicality.

Hi Andrew a friend has just shared this video clip with me. I live further upstream beside the Sawdde and would very much like to be in contact with you about pollution issues in the river and destruction of the river banks. Not sure how to message you here without being public.

Stunning photography

My 2 local rivers sirhowy and rhymney in south Wales are being ruined by abandoned minewater pollution slowly turning stretches of the rivers orange. Nrw just turn a blind eye

The uk is being destroyed for profit and idealogy. I am absolutely with you regarding this disgraceful destruction of our rivers, lakes and general environment. I believe someone protested by taking a shit in Sunaks lake and was condemned by the media but really unless it effects those greedy scumbags in charge of all this, nothing will ever be done to fix it.

My Trade too!

Civil engineer here. This problem (I mean generally, not this specific site) is not going to be solved by stopping shareholders dividends (though I would support that anyway because of social justice). This problem will not be solved by fining water company executives. It's not just a case of throwing money at it, though that is part of it. Think of a number, then add ,000 lots of times to the end of it. This problem will be solved by very very very substantial construction works, that nobody will find acceptable. Firstly, you need to completely separate all of the rainwater from the foul sewage at source. This is done in modern housing estates, but it means that you are going to have to dig up every (and I mean every) road in the older urban areas and every village, and put in whole new pipe systems: (i) for the foul sewage (ii) for rainwater off roofs (iii) for road gullies - because rainwater off roads is full of grits, oils, tyre rubber, heavy metals, etc,, so it needs treatment, but is not the responsibility of the water companies. Highway Authorities need to treat it before it goes into rivers - I've motorway drainage outfalls that look as bad as sewers. Its OK if it's just a few gullies on a back lane, but once you get up to an A road it should be treated. You may see treatment ponds next to junctions on new roads, but really we should go back and do it for all A roads and motorways, and for urban areas. So we need to dig up all our urban roads and put THREE pipe systems in, IF we can find the space between the gas and electric mains. Coming back to roof runoff, rain comes much more quickly off a steep roof than off a wooded hillside, so it needs to be stored and released slowly into rivers to avoid causing flooding. Really it should be something the size of ten bathtubs for every house. (Wales is leading the way in the UK in forcing house builders to do this on new homes, but the legislation is a mess.) And finally, the lovely sewage. Now we've got rid of the rainwater, we've got pure sewage coming down to the treatment works. Water is not like gas - water flows downhill, and water is heavy - 1 tonne per cubic metre. So at the treatment works they try to make it flow through all of the treatment processes by gravity, but sometimes - usually in fact - if the ground is flat there simply isn't enough 'fall', and it has to be pumped. So if you add a new treatment stage, you usually have to add a pump as well. So for example, I once worked on a place where they were adding a filter tin order to VERY SLIGHTLY reduce phosphorus in the brook. That project cost £30,000,000, for a slight improvement, and it means that they will be pumping 2 tonnes of water per second up a 14m high tower. For ever. Which costs energy and carbon. And I haven't even included the running cost for the filter itself, which is a mechanical process with lots of energy costs. High technology is expensive. Multiply that £30million plus eternal running costs for a small improvement in one small brook by the vast numbers of individual problems around the country, many very large, and we start to realise that just shouting Booooo at the chief executive really is a waste of time. If we want to solve this we will have to accept: 1) Unbelievably MASSIVE cost 2) MASSIVE disruption. And I don't think the British public are ready for that yet. Be careful what you wish for. I'm not saying don't wish for clean rivers, just understand that it is not easy, quick or cheap.

😢I'm not shocked, it's been happening for ages I'm glad it's getting the attention it needs to change this!!

Hi Andrew, Good video highlighting this problem and it's a disgrace what's happening all over the country. All the technology that we have nowadays should have ensured pristine water conditions. Unfortunately though, giving the bill money that they receive to shareholders, instead of investing it in future projects, has resulted in this decline. They also have the nerve to suggest our water bills will be going up in the not too distant future...☹️😡

Blessed be Thomas Telford, the bridge would of needed rebuilding years ago if it wasn't for his magnificent over engineering.

I think it’s time you Naimed your audio gear! 🤣

I live in Fairbourne. Gwynedd council know nothing about plans to sacrifice the village to the sea. The 2045 plan isn't happening. It was bogus.

Sea levels rising a metre in a decade or two ?? What ??

What a lovely place, thanks so much for showing it us.

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I live in a coastal town and the seawall measurement stick hasn't shown any increase in the last 20 years. Every summer it is showing 1-2" either way of the high tide mark. Sure we get huge waves and stormy weather but this crap of climate change is only to drain the public of their money. For solid proof of that, no government in the world is prepared to cure homelessness or poverty but instead they insist that you pay more taxes so that they can change the temperature of the earth! go figure! Oh and stop breaking the law by using your phone wile driving!

No , it can be saved .

Enjoyed the video.I have been everywhere around Barmouth & Fairbourne but never as far as the ferry station.I shall make a point of walking to it next time we are there. Take no notice of some of the idiots in the comment section,they probably don't stray far from their desk so have no idea of whats actually going on in the REAL world. I have seen the damage caused in Fairbourne by the odd high tide and they are becoming more frequent...even in Barmouth and a few other places along the Welsh coast.

I'm here for the drone footage 🙌 Great views of wales. I've added your channel, always good to connect with other drone pilots.

ooked to be interesting but the comentery was munbled so i gaxe up

Devastating sea level rise in a decade or two. What alarmist nonsense. There is no evidence of any sea rise beyond a few millimetres at worst.

This is agenda driven garbage

Go and talk to some savvy folk in the Netherlands about how to build proper dykes. Thery would fix that problem quickly.

there is no global warming its just a myth made up by politiician and green party to make money of public

ask the Dutch, they specialise in this kind of thing.

Poor pronounciation.

Utter tripe.

Thanks for a lovely reminder of several trips made in my youth to Min-y-don Cristian youth camp at Arthog in the early 60’s m. Crossed the Barmouth bridge on foot. Beautiful scenery.😊

Hi Andrew, What a beautiful place, some lovely drone footage. It's frightening to think that the sea levels will rise so much that Fairbourne will no longer exist. It's only a few years away and that's just the start...🤔

Nice tour of the area Andrew, shame about that little community. Sadly this is a familiar story in so many low lying regions around the globe! but nice scenery & videoing all the same. Have you been operating the drone for long? I have had a go with a friends & probably will get one soon. Your editing/smooth transition between bits of video looks very good. Oh no another hobby coming up lol

Nice one Andrew. You deserve it - and you appreciate it cos you've got there in stages.

The river Severn has always flooded and always will

Nice setup and sounds great not my type of music

Very cool and interesting setup. Thanks for sharing.

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