MANCHESTER - 3 THINGS YOU MAY NOT KNOW!
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- 3 interesting stories regarding Manchester's deeply historic past!
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Absolute class mate. Really thought provoking listening to each story, and who from the council decides to knock down a historic church and replaces it with a carpark. Ant suscribed from day one mate, your much better than being on youtube. Please dont let us all wait for the next video 😊
Thanks so much Paul! Had my back since day one and I’ll never forget it! Thank you so much mate🙏🏼👍🏼
@PaulMurphy. I'm trying to convince Ant to draw some income from his fantastic work. If he won't do members, I'd love to be able to buy a coffee or send a gift. My motive is selfish though 🤭, hoping he can take a day off from making paint, and upload a video every month or so. ❤
@@mandyD the lad has the heart the size of a house. His modesty holds no bounds, a genius with so much talent mandy
I'm a great believer that we all should be educated about our local history and this is a wonderful example of that. Fantastic and passionate production.
@@jaycloth2197 I agree, I believe the youth would have a lot more respect for their surroundings if they only know about it.
Its criminal how you don't have more viewers ,stuck in Australia these days and homesick everyday , your films help me get by living the rich and sometimes dark history of Manchester. Learnt a lot from you ,also bought a book on Jerome Caminada so thanks to opening my eyes to all of this information, they really should teach some of this in schools .
That honestly means a lot Simon. I’m really glad you enjoy the videos and they bring back memories for you. Thanks so much for watching mate. Take care 🇬🇧 🇦🇺
❤❤ hey. I understand and relate to the homesick feeling. I'm in a place that feels like a void. Nothing going on. Don't know anyone and have become a hermit. I vicariously watch videos about my home too
@@izzyjones7108 H Izzy ,where do you live, don't think i was ignoring you only just saw your comment.The thing is australians in Sydney are a bit closed off so making friends here is pretty impossible, you can't beat a friendly northener
Every time I watch your videos I'm transported back in time to my childhood in nearby Stockport, where I witnessed the end of an era before the slum clearances and the end of the steam train era with all the soot stained decaying properties. My primary school was over a hundred years old then. Your videos are so atmospheric and reminiscent of those days Ant, thank you for another trip down memory lane.
thanks so much John, I really appreciate that mate! glad it bring back childhood memories for you!
That was fascinating. Its amazing what's under our feet. You're right they shouldn't be forgotten.
Absolutely fabulous,your videos are better than any BBC ITV channel 4 etc channels and I love the way you are so knowledgeable for a young man .janice x
That means the world! Thanks markandjanice!
Mate, you know how much I fan girl your channel but seriously,
Your content is absolutely incredible 👌 I love seeing how passionate you are for our history. You can walk around Manchester every single day and spot something that would have historical significance and a story behind it. History should be taught and never forgotten ❤️ smashed it mate, bloody loved this one x
That’s so kind of you to say! Haha we have the same interests and also are fascinated by the same era! How could you not! It was a horrible time to be alive but also fascinating! Thanks so much for the support as always! ❤️
You communicate with real passion and empathy. As a Manc who hasn't lived there for nearly four decades you remind me of all the curious and intelligent folk I remember from my youth. Glad to see that questing spirit is thriving still and hope there will be many more of your quality videos. Thank you!
Thank you so much for such a kind comment 🙏🏼 🐝
Very nice voice great accent. I love it.
Do u like a northern accent 😅
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Fabulous. I spent 20 years of my life in Manchester, my spiritual home. I've discovered more about my former home thanks to you.
I appreciate the time & effort you've made in putting together these films. You clearly have a talent & your passion for Manchester shines through.
Keep on keepin' on. Thank you.
Thank you so much for such a kind comment! I’m really glad you found the video helpful ⭐️👍🏼
Not being a native of Manchester (moved here in 1971) i got a job in the city and used to sit in Piccadilly Gardens eating my packed lunch. I had no idea ducking stools and the asylum were once there but was so good to listen to your history of it. I love your videos Ant learning about the past. I think you should have more notoriety about what you do an film. You put so much time and effort into your passion. Thank you so much for highlighting the history of Manchester. Xxx
Thanks so much Gaynor, I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for the kind words. Your support doesn’t go unnoticed 🙏🏼👍🏼
Absolutely brilliant Anthony, well done mate. Its almost criminal that the past can be forgotten like it is. As for a Church being demolished and replaced with a carpark, i have no words.
Like I said, great to see you back pal 🙂👍
Thanks so much mate, Manchester is full of hidden stories. it blows my mind. Thanks for taking the time out to watch!
Been worth the wait. You get better every time
Giving history a second chance and letting us have a look back in time . And let us not forget that behind every good man is a bloody great woman.
Thanks for highlighting the persecution of women . As I can remember my Nan telling me how she was committed to an asylum because she stood up to her husband.
Glad to have you back mate 👍🏻
Thanks so much Ian! Really appreciate the kind words! Yeah I agree! Amen to that 👍🏼🙏🏼
Brilliant.. as always.
As a kid growing up in the 70s and 80s I always thought the old buildings of Manchester, Stockport etc had been built with black stone.
It really was run down back then.
But nobody seemed to notice.
Thank you for recording our history with such care for the human stories. This is history as we experience it.
Thanks so much Ian! 🙏🏼
If TH-cam gave out awards for best production, I reckon you’d win every time 🙌🙌🙌🙌
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Never knew about the ducking stools in Piccadilly! Fascinating as always..keep up the brilliant work you do .👌
A good one to cover if you haven't already would be the Peterloo Massacre in 1819...( just a thought)...🙂
Excellent shout Nancy! And thanks for watching the video!
I used to walk through Piccadilly Gardens every day to go to the UMIST campus. I never had any idea of the history of the the gardens or the backstreets. I live abroad now but look forward to visiting the city again for a long break sometime. It's already changed so much. Excellent video by the way. 👍
I'm in Charleston SC and I love to hear these stories. My people came from Dublin, to the UK and on from there.
Amazing Anthony, love the ambience you set when telling these stories of the past…hard lives they had and it’s hard for us to imagine how they existed. Thanks for the glimpse xx
Thanks so much Dotty! I really do appreciate the kind words 🙏🏼
Very interesting
I can only echo everyone else's comments here, Ant, you've done it once again. It'd be incredible if you could do a series of these over a course of say, a year. Keep up the amazing work, mate, you truly are cherished by your followers 💙
Thank you so much Chris. It’s actually something I have thought of doing but I didn’t know how it would go down. Given the interest I think people would be interested. Thanks once again pal! Take care 👍🏼
Another great programme Anthony. I'd forgotten all about the murders at Mother Mac's even though I was living in Fallowfield at the time. Anyway, as I often say, you're production values are brill, and I love listening to your accent...the sound of my childhood and adolescent years. I hope this find you well and life treating you and yours kindly. All the best mate.....
Thank you so much Mike! Really glad you enjoyed it mate! Haha it never leaves you this accent does it. I’m very well thank you mate and I hope you are too buddy! Take care 👍🏼
Not watched for over a year, just started watching again..not disappointed, still brilliant.
Thank you so much mate! Thats really kind of you to say. Glad your enjoying the content still and there’s another video coming out soon 👍🏼
Can't wait. 😊@@daftmonkey7296
Piccadilly Gardens was still a nice place in the early '90s. Hot summer days especially the gardens would be full of people sunbathing at lunchtime, eating chatting and relaxing. Yeah there was the odd drunk or beggar but they were nowhere near as prolific as today. I lived in Manchester 1990-200 worked at the City Road Inn opposite the Hacienda 1991-93. Now when I go back it's like going to London, all skyscrapers and coffee shops and homeless spiceheads being ignored by the normal people. Nowhere else I know is the Victorian wealth gap between rich and poor so obvious and in your face. Horrible place now. Sad.
Wow that is simultaneously interesting and heartbreaking
Dont forget the shit block wall. How many councillors got a bung to allow that artists urinal?👿
So good to see you back DM. You never fail to produce excellent videos, always with wonderful tales of the from the past. I always think its such a sacrilege and disrespectful to build things over where people are laid to rest! Especially another car park! All those people forgotten about 😢
Thank so much! I agree, it’s a total lack of respect. Thank you for taking
The time out to watch the video! I’m glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼
3 very interesting stories and so sad ,that poor family and what a monster he was ,jeepers times were hard for women back then and yes people should know the history of their town and just remember thoes without a head stone who build these cities ,you should be brought in to the schools to teach the children about this subject as you have such a knowledge, compassion, and deep respect for your content ,love your channel and until the next one take care 🎉
Passed through Manchester Friday coming home from holiday in Filey, Yorkshire to Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Loved seeing the old buildings. Glad you're back and your videos are amazing ❤😊
Oh my. Very professionally done! Really spooky too, in places, with the background music and noises 👌🏼
Watching now 🙌🙌🙌🙌
Brilliant story telling. The wait was certainly worth it. Thanks for all the hard work you put in to making these films.
Thank you so much for taking the time out to watch it. Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼
Really interesting🤔 I remember sitting in the beautiful city gardens in the 60s . Keep making your video's show the youths of today how hard people worked for them to have a better life. many thanks ❤️
Brilliant !! Looking forward to this tonight when we get home 🙌🙌🙌🙌
I lived and worked in Manchester in the 80's and 90's. Your videos are always fascinating, superbly put together and informative. Thank you so much for all your hard work 💯🙂
Thank you so much el. Much appreciated 🙏🏼
Fantastic as per usual. What a terrible life people had in those days 😢 I believe they’re trying to get Piccadilly Gardens back to how they was, hopefully it will happen. Thanks for another amazing eye opening vlog. Brilliant 🤩
Thank you so much Diane! Really glad you enjoyed the video!
Fantastic video. So much history.
Thanks a lot Charles 👍🏼
Absolutely brilliant. Well worth the wait. So pleased to see you back. Your content is just first class. Keep well and safe and hope to see you soon.
Thanks so much Nigel! Much appreciated mate. really glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼
Interesting video once again...loved it 👍
Thank you for bringing our forgotten history back to life .
I’ve only just come across your brilliant videos! My Mam who is in her 85 th year loves them too! I’m sending your videos all over the show! I love them!! Thank you for all your hard work and studying to find out all about these amazing men and women from our past ❤️
Wow, thanks so much to you both and please thank you mother from me. The support and kind words really mean a lot. I'm really glad you enjoy the content!
Brilliant
Thank you !
Keep doing these videos. They are amazing and we love them ❤️ me and me Mam ❤️
@@craziezanielanie6005 aww thanks a lot and please thank your mam from me too 👍🏼⭐️⭐️
Knocked it out of the park again Ant. All the stories were new to me. A fascinating insight into Manchester's past. Brilliant mate 👌👌
Thanks so much stu! So glad you enjoyed it mate!
Excellent 👌 fascinating storys
Totally agree those souls need remembering. very heart felt ATB.
Thanks so much! 🙏🏼
This was just riveting, you tell these historic stories really well, we all think times are hard today what with high prices of food and energy, but we have no idea how people suffered in those days, i didnt know any of these stories even though i was born and bred in the Manchester area, i live in Urmston and have looked up some of the history from around here, and it was mostly farmland and rural although there were one or two wealthy families here abouts, but i think had i lived in those days i would more than likely have ended up on that ducking stool, when i worked in town i ate my lunch in Picadilly gardens, who knew!.xxx
Thank you so much Suzanne! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you so much for watching. It’s unbelievable how many stories are actually under our feet! Thanks once again 👍🏼🙏🏼
That was hilarious! You started off all sympathetic saying 'You can't help how you look' then followed it straight up with the ugly tree comment! 😂😂
Another great vid! I didn't know any of this history.
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again you have done a great job.thankyou i learn alot from your videos
I was born in Manchester, my parents came to live out in NZ in 1952 In the 70's as a young girl I came back to live in Manchester to discover where I came from, my Grand father who was in his 70's the same age I am now, took me all over Manchester telling me things of his childhood, a Manchester before cars and planes etc I used to work in Piccadilly and eat my lunch in those beautiful gardens, it was the most beautiful place in the middle of the city. I would love to visit Manchester again before I die, I have so many relatives buried in the great Southern cemetery, who knows I might end up there myself one day! Love your content, so interesting, some I already know but so much I do not, look forwaed to all your future posts, thank you so much!
Thanks once Again Anthony for a great video and telling us more about the History of Manchester being a Born and bread Mancuin myself there is still a lot of history that i don't know about. But watching your videos is giving me a Education about my Hometowns history. Keep up the great work.
Michelle Gray
Calgary Alberta Canada.
Thank you so much Michelle! I’m so glad you feel the connection given your all the way in Canada 🇨🇦! How amazing!
Oh what a rich history we have, Piccadilly gardens were beautiful back in the day, even in the 70s, I remember the murders at Mother Macs, it was front page news at the time, why do the council have to demolish beautiful buildings without a care? they call it progress, I call it deterioration, thank you for your respect for the past x
Big hello from Belfast Northern Ireland chum. Been a blue my whole life and my kids and theirs following in my footsteps. Obviously been to Manchester more times than I can count and just discovered you yesterday. Fantastic you really are. Been to Mother Mac’s many a time and was aware there was a murder but not to the detail you put into it there, grim to say the least. Looking forward to popping into the newly opened pub to see what they’ve done. Piccadilly gardens if only they could revert eh. Pretty grim atm though so much footfall with the buses, trams and Piccadilly station so close. Your delivery on these stories with very Manchester accent is just delightful and your passion for your city a treat. Chuffed I found your channel. Keep it up. 😊
Thank so much Michael, I’m really happy to know you enjoyed the video! Manchester has so many stories it’s unbelievable! Great to hear you found the channel and you have enjoyed the content! Cheers pal 👍🏼
Love these stories DM 💯💯 , its shocking the state of piccadilly gardens, shocking and embarrassing. Nice one for keeping these stories alive 💯💯🔥🔥👊👊
I agree mate , something has to change. God knows what people visiting the city must think.
Thanks for watching too! I hope you're good mate!
Top video 👍🏻 keep em coming, all your videos are well put together. It’s good learning history of our local area and this video is educational for the young people who should know these things. Thanks for not letting people forget our history and people from the past, their memories deserve to live on. 👍🏻
Thanks so much. Cheers for the kind comment. I agree it’s so important for the younger generation to know about our local history! Thanks once again 👍🏼
Absolutely fantastic video, I didn’t know these stories so I learned something new. Your passion for Manchesters history comes through strongly. Piccadilly Gardens is my least favourite area of central Manchester by far. Characterless and ugly. They need to radically alter it, especially because it’s one of the first things visitors to Manchester see when they get off the train, which is shameful. Seeing the old pictures, not only of the flower gardens of the 50’s but also the older picture of the Asylum and all the gorgeous surrounding Victorian buildings makes me sad. That Asylum building was very impressive and would have made an incredible museum right in the heart of Manchester. Instead it’s gone, along with all those other old buildings and the later flower gardens and now we just have a concrete square with a concrete wall running through it.
Thanks so much for the kind comment. I really appreciate you taking the time out to watch the video and I am so glad you enjoyed it. I agree, the old Piccadilly looked stunning and it was a place that the whole of Manchester could enjoy. Thanks once again! Take care 🙏🏼👍🏼
That was the most intriguing and informative video about Manchester I've ever seen. Excellent work, and thank you so much. Keep up the good work 👏
Thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼⭐️
DM again your content on these videos has given me goosebumps. I don’t know much about Manchester but when I visit I always think back to the your videos and the Scuttlers and Angel Meadows. You should get a job at the history museum as a storyteller. Breathtaking. Well done pal.
That’s really kind of you to say mate! I honestly really do appreciate the kind words. Hopefully one day something will come of them. Really glad you could connect with the video! Thanks for the support! 🙏🏼👍🏼 take care mate
Thanks for this..very interesting. Born in Hulme, ended up in Canada.I'm a bit scared to go back to visit Hulme because my Hulme no longer exists. Makes me sad. Time is fleeting, everthing changes. Thanks again for the video...
thanks so much. Sadly a huge section of manchester has now been totally transformed. so good and some bad. they are erasing the history without and care though and that's always a bad thing in my eyes. Thanks once again for watching Janet!
Ant, the quality of your work is amazing; this is just wonderful. I’d heard of the incident at Mother Mac’s but I didn’t know the detail - you tell the story beautifully.
I love the info about St Andrew’s church. I have a relative buried in what is now a garden that’s part of UMIST - everything is gone. But fortunately UMIST have put up a plaque and advise people of the history and also ask students/visitors to be respectful in the garden as it is a burial ground. I hope people are respectful.
As for Piccadilly Gardens, that’s so interesting - makes me wonder if that’s why over the years that place has always had a ‘bad atmosphere’. I worked in Sunley Tower (now Piccadilly Tower) in the ‘90s. Even though the gardens were still there then it wasn’t a nice place. As a woman, I can’t speak for others, but I never went and sat there because it was even then sadly full of drunks/homeless people. Entering what was supposed to be a shopping precinct at the base of Sunley Tower you had to hold your breath before entering because the stench of urine was overpowering. Drunks/drug addicts lay all over the floor trying to find some shelter/warmth and you sometimes had to step over them. Sadly, they were also begging and as a lone woman it frequently felt very intimidating. I always felt Piccadilly gardens area had a horrible feel/vibe. Was it better in the 50s? I don’t think so: my mum and dad both worked in Manchester then and when I worked there in the 90s my mum once refused to meet me in the Piccadilly Gardens entrance to Lewis’s because ‘that’s where the Prostitutes congregate. I was like ‘what the heck??’ but my mum in the ‘50s had arranged to meet my dad and had been ‘moved on’ by other women not wanting their ‘patch interfered with’ (*mind you, my mum did also take me on ‘short cut walks’ through Manchester’s backstreets which had me going ‘what the heck are you coming down here for? You’ll be lucky to make it out without being robbed!! 🤣). But I don’t think the Gardens has ever had a nice ‘vibe’ no matter what successive Councils have tried to do. All the Prostitutes were still there in the Gardens area and surrounding streets in the ‘90s, so much so the office once had a talk from the Police explaining the terrible lives those women had and asking people to understand the circumstances they were in and not be abusive (something that must have been very hard for young men being targeted on their way to the station.). Makes you wonder if the history of the ducking ponds has just tainted the whole place down the years.
An excellent video, Ant; your work is amazing.
This was another brilliant film. I love your passion and the sympathetic way you tell the story of not just "our" Manchester, but , also our forefathers Manchester. Your cinematography is stunning. I think you've got a real gift. You transport us back in time, its tragically beautiful. I love it. Thank you.
Thanks you so much Ali. That’s very kind of you to say and I really do appreciate it. So glad you enjoyed the video 🙏🏼
Facinating, thank you
Thanks for yet another haunting video. You have no idea how good you are. The saddest story for me was the church. The massacre and the dunkings were horrific, but the church brought tears to my eyes. History destroyed. 😢
Aww thanks so much Mandy! That really is very kind of you to say. Yeah, hard to imagine that these things went on isn’t it. Your support is much appreciated as always! 🙏🏼
Interesting video and very well put together, you've earned yourself a new subscriber from another local resident!😂👍✌️
Thanks so much Jamie! Really glad you enjoyed it mate! Glad to have you onboard pal!
Good to see you back, Dave.
Thanks so much Dave! I hope your well mate! And I’ve not forgotten about your parcel! I’ll be sending it off after I’ve been to the Salford game next week 👍🏼
Brilliant thank you. You bring our history to life beautifully.
Keep the videos coming I really enjoy them all, thank you
You really bring history alive. All very thought provoking
Thank you so much Martin 👍🏼
100% engage with all your videos I’m drawn in like I’m there with you. Brilliant.
Thank you so much Charlotte! 🙏🏼
Superb as always.
It unbelievable what Alcohol can do to a man who is not mentally strong enough to handle it. Luv your videos mate. Lots of luv from Florida. 👍🇺🇸🗽🇬🇧👍
Very true that! Thanks so much for watching and the comment 🇺🇸 ❤️
@@daftmonkey7296 👍
Well rounded. Top drawer.
Thanks a lot mate !
You always do amazing work! Love it!
Another great video about the forgotten past - thanks for making it.
Thank you so much for watching it Tom 👍🏼
❤you're a fabulous film maker
Thanks very kind of you to say Lewis
Great storytelling as always keep up the great work your a very talented producer director and wrier
That means a lot Paul! Thanks mate
Amazing video as always and fascinating lived in Manny for 13 years 4 of my 6 amazing kids were born there , even though iam in Wales now , my heart is still in Manchester x Living vigoursly through your Videos and learning new things about the City , which always will be in my ❤ x Thank ypu for all the amazing work you do x
Loved this. Cheers for your hard work in keeping the history of our city alive.
Interesting, thanks, Eccles
Another great video, keep up the great work mate
ABSOLUTELY brill as ever Ant 👌🏻👌🏻 I heard or read somewhere, the old piccadilly gardens, how it was sunken in, was because it had been the cellars/underground/mortuary section of the hospital there!🤷🏼♀️ Not sure if this is so, cos I'm sure you would've mentioned it, the research you do. Top one Ant anyway. Worth waiting for again ☺️ xx
It wouldn’t surprise me Tina! Nothing does anymore 😂 there’s so much history and horrible stories to uncover I can’t keep up! 😂 thanks for watching 🙏🏼
That was really insightful. As a Manc,I knew some of this history...you brought it to life. You, young man, are a born educator. I've subscribed and am looking forward to watching your back catalogue.
Thanks so much for the kind comment Lauren! There’s plenty of Manchester based videos on the channel and plenty more to come! Thanks once again ⭐️
Well said
Anthony you had me utterly transfixed, for a young guy you certainly know your stuff really professional aswell
Thanks very much Gary! Really glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼
Thanks for sharing the video, love your work, always enjoy the content you put out.
Great to have you back, loved the video. ❤
Really interesting, enjoyed n was worth waiting for x
Wow 😮 DM what an incredible story once again as you said very sad story indeed, but actually did happen. Thanks for taking us back in time. Wonderfully told, keep up the good work 👍
Thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed this! 🙏🏼
Absolutely love the way you tell these stories
Thanks a lot Rachel! Really kind of you to say 🙏🏼👍🏼
Fantastic as usual Anthony x thank you 😊
Another belter 👌
Great work Ant .
As always such a well produced piece of work .
You are a legend mate. I could become very addicted to the history that you impart in the video's. I've subscribed and sent the link to my family WhatsApp group. All Mancunians/Salfordians and some Americans with roots back here in Manchesteer. They love the honesty and the accent. And in the words of some actor who did an action packed film once, "I'll be back"!!!!
Haha thanks so much! Thats really made my day! Great to hear when people enjoy the videos and even more so you’ve shared it. Cheers mate! ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Great video as always looking forward to the next will be worth the wait keep up the great work 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
So good to see you back! Propper interesting these stories youve dug up. These videos will keep them alive for a lot longer. Really well made too!
Thanks so much mate! That’s really kind of you to say! Cheers!
I always look forward to the latest DM content. Keep it up mate 👍
Another brilliant video. Your content, research and narration is second to none 👊❤
Thanks a lot Lorraine. That’s very kind of you!
great video as always mate, excellent , good to see you back , keep up the fab work you do on all your videos
Thanks so much guys! Much appreciated 🙏🏼
Blew it out the park again with this one mate. Another Brilliant Vlog on Local History. The way you tell the Story's really Reels you in every time. Had me head phone on and I was locked in from Start to finish. Keep .Thanks for going out your way to give us all Some great Local History. Keep Smashing it DM 🐒
Haha! Nice one mate, really glad you enjoyed it! Never thought about people watching it with headphones in. Hope it wasn’t too Loud! Thanks once again mate! On to the next one now 😮💨😁
Absolute World Class as usual, Great work mate, I've sure missed your vids
Thanks so much Ian! Really happy you liked it 👍🏼
Thank you🙏✝️🙏🇨🇦
Thanks so much James 👍🏼
Fantastic production again! Thank you
Thanks so much Colin!
Amazing channel
You deserve a lot more recognition
Your content is edited beautifully and has definitely made me look at manchester differently as I walk through the streets of our city❤
I love your videos. You take such care and attention to detail on each and every one. Another wonderful, informative and sensitively handled video! ❤
That’s really kind of you Helen. Thank you