Amazing video Jane great to see Stephen aka walk on the wild side and adventure me aka Darren there too I do love blackpool tram they are amazing they make Blackpool better a amazing time ahead for them I can't wait for next video Jane
I am coming down to Blackpool in May,a little warmer then. Glad Blackpool getting funds , special place for me,many memories. ❤️ from 🏴 to you in Blackpool 🏴🏴🇬🇧
Looks a lovely place good luck with the on going development of this community venture all the best and look forward to visiting one day in the future. 🎈🎈🦺🦺♥♥
Thanks Jane and tea boys brilliant video really great to be on the ground floor at the launch, so many volunteers, team work is wonderful, so thanks to all involved the unseen hero's. 💚 good luck.
Thank you Visit Fylde Coast for taking us with you to this launch, an important milestone in the progress of a wonderful initiative. One question occured to me whilst watching this film. The technology base and component rarity that underpins this is shared by every preserved tramway and railway. As far as tramways are concerned I think of Blackpool, Crich, Isle of Man and Beamish. I wonder how much these and other tramways (I forgot Seaton) share knowledge, component sourcing and maybe experience offers? For instance casting wheels at a foundry would be cheaper as a combined purchase and then split. I certainly hope Kris and I can visit Tram Town and see this for ourselves. Thanks again - not easy to record and show us what you saw,. You did so well.
Hi Jane Kevin and Derek thank you for another great video as always love tram town been on a tour there so interesting love the heritage trams totally amazing the people that work there are fantastic you can see their passion in what they do they are inspirational have a lovely evening xx
Really enjoyed that video. I love the heritage trams. Happy to see the plans going forward. They have a amazing team at tramtown and it will be great to see it up and running as they forsee. Also good to see a couple of my other favourite TH-camrs covering this.
Excellent video yet again. Very well written speech by “Brian”. He mentioned entreprenaurism , which is the key to success to this and other ventures. Their positivity is infectious. Is the new bearded Mr Cheatley another one that has gone over to DJI cameras ?
@@visitfyldecoast Hmm..whilst still letting everyone know how much you had put into the box. No need to point it out at all! If you are giving, give quietly.
I think you missed the point. First, I was supposed to take a video instead of a photo, so Jane made that the start of that particular clip. I respectfully disagree with the way you have interpreted this. Jane does so much for the towns on the Fylde Coast and mostly under the radar. The point of showing the collection box was to show just how generous people ( and I mean everyone ) had been during the visit. If Jane hadn't pointed out that we also made a donation, some people would ask why. This project needs money, lots of money. If people see purple notes being put in the collection box, then hopefully, they will be as generous when they visit. I'm just sorry I had to explain to you. Your characterisation of Jane is completely wrong. I may be her husband, but I share the same view as the many people who really know her. She is extremely hard working, helpful beyond expectations, kind, generous, well connected, and an all-around genuinely nice woman.
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Amazing video Jane great to see Stephen aka walk on the wild side and adventure me aka Darren there too I do love blackpool tram they are amazing they make Blackpool better a amazing time ahead for them I can't wait for next video Jane
That will be a brilliant museum thankyou for the video nice to see so many people there x
I am coming down to Blackpool in May,a little warmer then.
Glad Blackpool getting funds , special place for me,many memories.
❤️ from 🏴 to you in Blackpool
🏴🏴🇬🇧
Looks a lovely place good luck with the on going development of this community venture all the best and look forward to visiting one day in the future. 🎈🎈🦺🦺♥♥
Thanks Jane and tea boys brilliant video really great to be on the ground floor at the launch, so many volunteers, team work is wonderful, so thanks to all involved the unseen hero's. 💚 good luck.
Gutted we didn't have a chance to meet properly Jane. So much going on today. Hopefully see you at a future event.
Yes, shame we didn't get a chance to chat
Maybe a collaboration?
Wow brilliant video Jane, them guys are amazing love all the old trams 🚊
Hello again Jane
Good to see tram Town getting a Magor face lift
Hopefully you'll do more videos throughout the process of the upgrade
Thanks Jane
It really was an inspiring visit. Its going to be stunning.
Great video Jane family x can't wait to get the museum hope they looking for volunteers when it's done plus thanks for sharing this information x
Brilliant thanks 😊
Very enjoyable what a nice chap Brian is so genuine and explains so you can understand the hav worked so hard well done chaps till the next one 😊
He's lovely - that's what he's always like!
Hi, great video Jane. We were at Tramtown last Monday on the tour. Very interesting it was too!
My Tram Town tour is already booked for my holidays in August and Coastal Tour.
Exciting times, love the old trams 👍
Thank you Visit Fylde Coast for taking us with you to this launch, an important milestone in the progress of a wonderful initiative.
One question occured to me whilst watching this film. The technology base and component rarity that underpins this is shared by every preserved tramway and railway. As far as tramways are concerned I think of Blackpool, Crich, Isle of Man and Beamish.
I wonder how much these and other tramways (I forgot Seaton) share knowledge, component sourcing and maybe experience offers? For instance casting wheels at a foundry would be cheaper as a combined purchase and then split.
I certainly hope Kris and I can visit Tram Town and see this for ourselves. Thanks again - not easy to record and show us what you saw,. You did so well.
Hi Jane Kevin and Derek thank you for another great video as always love tram town been on a tour there so interesting love the heritage trams totally amazing the people that work there are fantastic you can see their passion in what they do they are inspirational have a lovely evening xx
Thanks Jane and teaboys good video good to here what's going on jane
Fantastic video 👏
Always nice to see Paul Maynard and Scott Benton doing things for the good of the local people.
Scott Benton didn’t come
@@visitfyldecoast shame
Really enjoyed that video. I love the heritage trams. Happy to see the plans going forward. They have a amazing team at tramtown and it will be great to see it up and running as they forsee. Also good to see a couple of my other favourite TH-camrs covering this.
I always enjoy seeing other TH-camrs in vlogs. Nice to see Darren (Adventure Me) and Gordon (Nodrog of course).
Glad you enjoyed it
nice to see a famous face there a walk on the wild side.
He wasn’t the only one…!
"Stu Francis" I could Crush a grape lol....
Got the Terror Train tram in my collection and I’ve only got trams in my collection I’ve personally seen on Blackpool seafront
Thanks for sending me the photos - that's the one!
Keeping Blackpool and British history alive 👍
Excellent video yet again. Very well written speech by “Brian”. He mentioned entreprenaurism , which is the key to success to this and other ventures. Their positivity is infectious.
Is the new bearded Mr Cheatley another one that has gone over to DJI cameras ?
LOL - in disguise 🥸 and you still recognised him. I think it was indeed a DJI.
@@kevinlittlewood7244 I suspect you and I may have chosen the wrong camera ?
@@calderdale6795 I'm on Facebook / Messenger if you want to connect and talk gadgets 🙂
Kevin is such good fun
It wasn't Bobby Ball it was Stu Francis
Trust me to get it wrong. Says it all really!
Progress since the imperial hotel talk
Should be unesco world heritage
Plus grange lido happening
FIRST VIEWER, 1ST THUMBS UP, for cool lady jane,....marius(punk rules).
Glad you see in her what I do x
Who puts money into a collection box, and then points out how much they have put in!! ..oh yes, Jane does! ..you never fail !
That's because I was being silly, not making a point!
@@visitfyldecoast Hmm..whilst still letting everyone know how much you had put into the box. No need to point it out at all! If you are giving, give quietly.
@@Catsmeow90 which to be fair is what I do 99.9% of the time - you'd be amazed at what I give and do for free - and never say a word about it!!
I think you missed the point. First, I was supposed to take a video instead of a photo, so Jane made that the start of that particular clip. I respectfully disagree with the way you have interpreted this. Jane does so much for the towns on the Fylde Coast and mostly under the radar. The point of showing the collection box was to show just how generous people ( and I mean everyone ) had been during the visit. If Jane hadn't pointed out that we also made a donation, some people would ask why. This project needs money, lots of money. If people see purple notes being put in the collection box, then hopefully, they will be as generous when they visit. I'm just sorry I had to explain to you. Your characterisation of Jane is completely wrong. I may be her husband, but I share the same view as the many people who really know her. She is extremely hard working, helpful beyond expectations, kind, generous, well connected, and an all-around genuinely nice woman.
No ghost tram then were is the ghost tram now....