Bimble: Wirral Again
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2023
- We pay a visit to the deepest darkest depths of the Wirral. Great Float, Bidston Hill and Parkgate.
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nice one kidda nice seeing my old stomping grounds ,,,never STOP Loving xxx
That was excellent
Well done Kieran, the Wirral was my home for many years, initially in Meols, later migrating to the central part of the peninsula around Burton. A beautiful part of the world with an interesting history dating way back to Roman times. I live in Canada now and each of your bimbles helps me relive many experiences in the North West. Keep them coming mate, you provide tons of insight into each of your adventures.
Thanks again, Kieran. I've lived on The Wirral all my life (Heswall,on the River Dee side of the peninsula) but (as always) I found things on the bimble I never knew! Very interesting. Come back soon. Peter.
Great video. Thanks for showing the Wirral again. I was born on the Wirral in 68. Born in Pensby. Born in my home in Nelson Drive. My uncle built those houses in the area in the 60s. One of the streets is named after my family. Shearman Road. Keep up the Bimbles. 😊
Please do another Wirral tour. I live in NI now and miss home so much.
By Brow Road, you were right over the top of the underground air raid shelter complex that is beneath bidston Hill. It is in a similar grid pattern to the one in tranmere opposite cammell lairds.
Nice to see you finish with a bit of film just for the ladies Kieran 😂… Another great film pal
The wooleys have a great view of Liverpool
What a trek. Like the view from the hill. You were right by Hamilton Square at the start. Gorgeous buildings made from the local sandstone and a crazy big tower above the train station.
Kieran
Yet another top video , and informative & witty as usual .👍
Good to see you back on the paradise peninsula 😎 (Apologies if our traffic signs appear to have been lifted 😮)
Best ice cream in the world mate .I worked in Spain years ago and stopped some girl from Thailand to ask her to go in the bar I was working for when she said where are you from .Me being from birkenhead said the wirral and the first thing she says was mmm park gate ice cleam hahaha says it all mate.
Another brilliant video Kieran and u certainly had some fun on that bimble thanks for sharing this take care
How ironic been to the wirral (clatterbridge). Everyday for 3 months apart from weekends. Would've been strange to pass you on the Bimble. As usual another classic episode kieran. Peace-love-thank god for the wirral peninsula.🚲🍮
Thanks mate, the Wirral is a stunning looking peninsula "almost an Island" but not quite. My favorite band in the whole wide world are from the Wirral and they're "The Coral." I'd love to live there but I feel I'm getting on to much now.
I would think that growing up there for a kid is simply magical and that there'dd be so many memories to share.
Another great video, I've lived in Wirral all my life and you could have dropped in for a cuppa as you rode very close to where I live. Bidston hill is where we played as kids and have many a story to tell of the air raid bunkers and the cock fighting ring to Bidston Hall. There is so much history in the Wirral you'll have to visit again and include The priory and Mockbegger wharf and the smugglers, to the many lighthouses used for navigation plus much more. Looking forward to your next Bimble :)
Hi Kieran. Another interesting video. I lived in Bidston for a while. Nice place. The observatory was home to the most complicated analogue mechanical computer ever built which was used to publish maritime tidal charts for every port in the world from 1929 until the 60s when it finally became obsolete.
Good info. Thanks. :)
The Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory is no more. It shut down in the 1990s and everything shifted to Liverpool University. Various plans went in to convert it to flats.
I was able to go in one day as I wanted some obscure weather info, staff showed me around.
The rest of the area is not so good, high crime rate and ferrol families committing constant crime. Loads of drug users and single mothers with multiple children to unknown people etc.
Some of it is a no-go zone and whole streets are watched by cameras its that bad.
Brilliant bimble keep up the great work
We used to go in tunnels underneath bidston hill.. I think it was an air raid shelter… good days 👍
I love these! You’re awesome!
Very interesting thank you
Thanks!
well done Kieran
Well, that cheered me right up. 😥
Haha
Sad but good 👍
Nice one Kieran. Another fascinating, informative video, full of interesting facts. That was quite along one as well! How far was that? Cheers, good luck for the next one.
Further than expected. I couldnt find stop number 3. Its probably about 15 miles in total. :)
Interesting stories ive lived near Wirral all my life and never visited Bidston hill might have to bimble up there myself. Hows the folding bike coming along?
Slow going but on the back burner. :)
My brother made the door on Bidston Hill windmill .
He did a good job :)
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Not knowing what your talking about and the history is important. You where riding on Lord Leverhulme old driveways. Lord Leverhulme from Bolton the l Estate still own most of the land Wirral. Leverhume model Village Port sunlight. And Thornton hough . Bumble is so cringey just say ounce and ending every start.
I wish I could understand what you've wrote here. Too many random full stops and missing letters. Have a read of it again and maybe a quick edit. :)