FRED DIBNAH'S GRAVE - FAMOUS GRAVES - FINAL RESTING PLACE
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- Final Resting Place
Frederick Travis Dibnah, MBE was an English steeplejack and television personality, with a keen interest in mechanical engineering, who described himself as a "backstreet mechanic". When Dibnah was born, Britain relied heavily upon coal to fuel its industry
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Top bloke. The kind of man that put the GREAT into Britain. His like will never pass this way again. Rest easy Fred, your work is done. RIP.
So agree with you
I often think the likes of Fred Dibnah will never pass this way again, but i
I am often surprised how they are replaced by new characters and people like Fred will live on in my mind but only youtube will remember Fred to coming generation who will never remember him like we do.
The documentaries made him seem like a deadbeat dad and husband who neglected his family and chose his dumb obsolete (even in his time) steam engines over spending time with his wife and children.
Love your words, its so true he was a true British legend, our country is doodled.
@lsudx479 not really, his wife seemed happy with it.
Fred you are now at rest, your shift is over you are now at home with god, thanks for the great programmes and very informative information you are missed Fred. REST IN PEACE FRED.
This great man Fred Dibnah is a hero of mine.
I still watch his video's to this very day. He should have been made a sir. Fred was fearless to climb all them Steeples/Towers. And a very down to earth man for as famous as he was. He will always be respected and remembered in Liverpool where i am from. RIP FRED DIBNAH 🙏 AND THANKYOU FOR ALL THE GREAT MEMORIES,LEGEND.
HE WAS UNIQUE, AND A VERY LIKEABLE GENTLEMAN.
Totally agree Jim, I'm normally commenting on Rolling Stones music as I am a huge fan, I shed a tear when I heard Fred had died back in 2004 was glued to the Tele when he was on, great that he will always have thousands of people following his work even now. A truly "Character of characters" was Fred Dibnah RIP
Surprised fred never had a small chimney as a sort of headstone...RIP fred you were a legend..sleep well.x
Was at Fred’s house the other weekend, it was nice to be in the same space where the great man lived worked and played. Though all the machines and most have gone. There’s still reminders of the great man dotted around.. R.I.P Fred. Respect to the great man.
I love the way the B in 'Remember' on his headstone is like a chimney with smoke. Sad it's so uncared for now though and there is no sentiment on the stone from his family. Maybe that was how he wanted it, who knows. The man was a legend and we will never see the likes of him every again.
Fred Dibnah will always be remember by those who saw on TV and his carear of staple jack to steam engines
Family don't look after Fred's grave too well
I met Fred when he came to Glasgow. I was a manager with Glasgow International Airport. His Talk was Sponsered by BAA. I met him after his talk and we had a pint in the nearby pub in Renfrew St. What a lovely interesting man. Ne Obliviscaris Fred.
Met Fred very briefly on the road with traction engine and caravan, nice guy
My dad used to love watching Fred.. I quite enjoyed the programmes too! Not many steeplejacks left now!
He's ont telly as I write this. Proper bloke. His appreciation of our industrial age and the designers of the machinery created back then, is wonderful. He was the last of his kind. And he was totally fearless up a chimney! No equal. Cheers Fred, you did us proud. x
How sad….. I was expecting a bigger memorial, one that he deserved, at least as an example of his passion and skills for steam and Victorian engineering, even a small chimney model, or a little traction engine… poor Fred… all that graft…
Whenever you drive up north and you see places with old mills that have been turned into big shops. You also see the very tall chimney's and whenever I spot one I always think of Fred climbing up the side.
Did you also notice that the word Remember and the design around it looked like a traction engine, even with the smoke coming out of the funnel in the form of the letter b.
Fred will have an easy time as he climbs his final ladder to heaven…he was a hero and the bravest man I have ever seen..RIP
great man, surprised and saddened to see the grave uncared for particularly as he's not been gone that long and he must have family around. Sad.
RIP Fred, my brother loved your programmes and I used to watch occasionally. Great bloke!
Used to watch Fred’s TV programs he was a great person to do some of the things he did it was very interesting to watch him R.I. p. Fred.xx❤Thank you for your lovely information again xx
Fred used to come in my parents pub for a pint of Guinness every week
Tonge Cemetery is where my Paternal Grandparents are buried along with other family members
Thank you for another great video 👍🏻
"Did ya like that?". Thank you Fred ♥️
Look forward to you with all British famous people keeping up
I met fred in 1985 at a steam fair great man rip fred
Thanks Paul love your videos not to familiar with this man but he got a lovely headstone thanks Paul ❤️😊👍🏻
I grew up watching Fred take down chimneys on the telly, loved watching him even to this day
I have watched many of his programms. Great gentleman. RIP Fred.
really no air or graces good bloke.
Rest in God's good love dear one 🌹
RIP fred you certainly are missed legend
I watched all his video's back in the day lovely man really down to earth. Rest in peace Fred xx
Rest in peace fred you were a legend fearless and brave 🙏👍🕊
Ii thought this man was brilliant..and love your videos thank you for showing the resting place of this fantastic individual
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video Paul good choice for a final resting place. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
@@interestingplaces1 his grave stone now has "Muched Loved SteepleJack" engraved on it
A true man.....❤
I think you are fantastic xxxx
Thank you for sharing
I think he would be so sad. all his hard grafting and this grave is not what he wanted. looks like a poor mans grave. god bless his soul. if i was wealthy id pay for his mini chimney grave!
This guy was a real legend he was always so passionate about everything he did
Love your channel xx
No one can take his place he was a one of a kind truly inspiring
There will never be another Fred Dibnah he was interesting to watch and learn
I live in Carlisle Cumbria and Fred, climbed " Dixon's chummy " it was a linen factory, which is now flats, Victoria Beckham has her tween material as they are still going but only a small business
Really sad he didnt have his headstone as he spoke about nether the less god bless him i hope he is climbing in the skies above
Fred was the true meaning of an hardworking true British man to the core so much so he wouldn’t even eat foreign foods
I remember the doco, Fred said that aged 15? he decided to climb a very tall chimney 'to check out the view'. He also said he never suffered from the fear of heights. (Unlike me, whose knees start knocking on the second step of the ladder.)
RIP Fred.
Fred dinbar was a legend RIP 😇🙏♥️
RIP Fred x
Oh brilliant I was hoping for this
Rest in peace Fred Dibnah a man with no fear up ladder he went sadly missed.
Used to watch Fred on the TV 📺 Rlp
Lovely 🥀
RIP. FRED 🙏GREAT MAN
Rest in peace Fred 🙏🙏
great guy
You would think the people of Bolton would look after his grave.
Big cemetery
The greatest Englishman ever was Fred
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
His cousin Harry lived in My Town
he died relatively young
Can’t see the gold spanner
Good video but back ground music unnecessary.
What’s with the plastic bottles
I suppose it was meant well, but doesn't look good
And was Jerusalem builded here
Among those dark satanic mills.
They could’ve given him a better head stone that one dosnt represent the man he was
Maybe that's how he wanted it..simple and unassuming, no monument to himself
The documentaries I've seen of him made him seem like a deadbeat dad and husband who neglected his family and chose his dumb obsolete (even in his time) steam engines over spending time with his wife and children.