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srsly, leeds train station.... IT IS SO DIFFUCLT TO UNDERSTAND THIS INNOVATIVE BULDING.... i lost my train because 3 ways shows the number i should take, i went thru the arrows, and security told me theres no more trains on this side today... WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I tried to find out what Cullercoats and Whitleey Bay is, without Internet, because there was no in those times. A road map (paper!) did the trick by chance.

Was it Yorkshire Tea?

Thank you for the ride ,childhood memories, it was almost always ride up walk down and im sure there was z place for coffee teas and icecreams and some rides.

sad seeing part of York's rich history being knocked down but a good image when it's all done next year so yep great video

I was frequently hearing this song on a radio somewhere in the background when I was a child. It never got old and it’s was one of my favorites for road trips in high school and college. It’s even better as an adult. Thanks for posting this clip! I must visit Whitley Bay. It’s now on my bucket list.🏝️

First closure of the main road/bridge was last weekend. It was reasonably well sign posted, but some drivers were still confused, I assume given their manoeuvres. Assuming all goes well I think it will close again this weekend. Not the level of mayhem I was expecting, given it is a major bus interchange. Traffic seemed fine, I only ventured to the roundabout Round the Wall, near Lendal Bridge.

Good video, look forward to seeing more of the progress.

2:42 That road is classified as part of Queen Street, known locally as the "Queen Street Slip Road".

Thank you for the latest upload

I can remember walking under there to go to the railway museum.

Thanks - nice video.

My top 1 favorite song in the world!

Free adventures! Hurrah!!!

I've never heard of this. I must do this

Great video mate. I will just say though and I know obviously you’re not an expert but that train at the end was a class 180 not an LNER class 800 AZUMA.

Thank you for allowing vicarious enjoyment!!!

Im very sad to have never seen both 43's, hopefully they have a good afterlife! 😢

I just love how much quieter a locomotive hauled train is compared to DMU and even compared to some EMUs. They also just felt much more roomier and comfortable than the Voyagers that Crosscountry also have. I especially appreciated that these still had a quiet coach. I'm going to miss these trains but they had to go eventually I suppose

An excellent video. How do you make them? i enjoy your emphasis on sound. One of my joys is to stand on Newcastle Central and listen to the squeal of train wheels as they object to the sharpness of the track curve.

It's lovely to get another view of Life In Yorkshire. I had missed you and your videos!

It also looks like you are riding Gio 😂

Absolutely charming! ♡♡♡

Sort of holy ground for dire straits fans, nice Spanish city😉

Delightful!

Oh wow, I just read the description. I hadn't realised you are a visually impaired person. Gio's importance as a very good doggo is clearer! I find your compositions and views super. The philosophy of Lomography seems well represented in your work. :)

Looks promising!

What is your doggo's name?

Nifty!

Lovely... just the way it is. The sounds of waves and children playing.❤. Canada sends love.

Delightful

A splendid outing! The sunken arch is a highlight!

Just found the channel and it's delightful. I grew up in Bradford and worked at Salt's Mill in the weaving shed for a time and it was huge. The Tramway at Shiply Glen was always an element of a day out and it was the only place way back in the late 60s and early 70s where I saw Red squirrels and just wondering if they still exist?

How long does it take?

Looks like a Big job to change the road layout. 😊

Nice!

Yes, York station is great. Leeds City is NOT, except for the art deco bit connecting with City Square, which used to be entire station concourse, but is now just shops giving onto a car park, not railway lines. How were all the lines running to or through Leeds accommodated on so few platforms? Leeds Central was then operating, just down the road in Wellington Street. I remember it only as dingy, poorly maintained and unloved. The original Saltaire "model village" was built not only with superior, comfortable housing, but nurseries, good schools two libraries, a theatre and all sorts of worthy amenities. But NO PUBS -they were BANNED. As you point out, Titus Salt deemed "the use of alcohol as a beverage" to be the road to perdition, but just for the working class, not for him. He wasn't actually teetotal himself, and enjoyed fine wines. What sort of crite did you say? The name of the pub you went to is not the only thing taken in vain. I haven't been there for many years, but I'm told there is now a fashionable (i.e. probably expensive) bar called 'Don't Tell Titus'. I hope it continues under that name.

reading comments interesting how people have left these areas. lack of jobs?

This is amazing ❤

Cocote lancip

For me living in Ukraine it's a great opportunity to know England better. Thanks. Great opportunities to you! To a new encounter .

Thanks everyone for your lovely, encouraging comments. I don’t think I’ve ever had so many views on a video before, despite having had another channel, @BearingAwayUK , for much longer than this one. I will try to get some more long form videos up, but it takes me forever to edit them, so please bear with me!

Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.

Walking pace. Rats! 😢

Thought we were going to look around at the top.

Wow. I can’t believe how quickly you get about with your dog. I don’t move that fast and I can see clearly where I’m going. I last did this train trip just before Christmas 2019 and I think it was when I caught what I now realise was Covid! Saltaire is a very interesting place to visit.

A place l have wanted to visit. Great video

I think you are amazing 👏 😊

I Have been to Saltaire two or three times and have never heard of the tramway. It's now on my to do list this coming summer. Thanks.

Great video of a part of the world I've never visited. I was born in Barnoldswick but left at the age of 1 although I love to travel to my homeland after 50 years in Australia - if only via TH-cam. Thanks for the privilege.