i like these bricklaying related vids a bit different , lost count of the ham sandwiches i must have taken to work over the years , remember as a young lad late 70/s atarted on a job as labourer they had a basic shed for tea breaks with an old hob for fry ups , the fat was left in the pan overnight and in the morning you could see mouse footprints in it ! just got melted and the bacon went in
@jackrussell9811 Yes, I remember those old wooden sheds that were used as "welfare accommodation" - and I use that term very loosely....!! If we had any piling being done on sites, we would get the piling chaps to do us a nice deep under - reamed pile in some remote corner of the site and the the Chippies would build a rudimentary timber "Thunder box" over it. some copies of the Sun & Mirror cut into squares for bog-roll and the jobs a good - `un. 😁😁
Top upload and advice I will be investing in a new soup cup and the machine ideal for me we are usually working in the middle of know where and freezing so hot soups will be perfect need more of your recipes cheers for upload Andy !
Andy, You were mentioning in the comments a while back that you thought that conventional bricklaying videos on social media had run their course, and there wasn't much further they could expand. Well here is your answer = Diversification, and your doing it with this video...😁👍 There appears to be a never-ending appetite for Bricklaying videos on social media, and I reckon the secret is to have your own specialty. Charlie Collison, does the new build in his own inimitable way and tries to encourage the youngsters coming into the trade. Steve & Alex, have their own style and have probably captured an older audience for their work......and so on. Anyway, diversification is the way forward... How about some episodes entitled, "Hod & Chips" or "Brick `n Chips" or "Builders Breakfast with Andy" where you demonstrate the old Navvy technique of having a fry up on a number 12 coal shovel over a coke brazier.....lol The mind boggles..👍👍👍
I make leek and potato in my soup maker, I use nearly all the leek including the green bit....oxo cube and pepper...lovely....Great video Andy...thanks
Always had the cans of soup in work Andy in the same flask .my too tip is add boiling water to the flask first drain it then add the soup keeps it warmer longer mate .looks lush that and you have to slurp no other way mate 😂😂👍
Nice one Cranny Faddock, could easy keep that gizmo in the van and have a brew when you're ready, much better than eating shyte out of the greasy spoon every day and a damn site cheaper too. ATB from Jand h builders
Don't blame you for taking time out mate am going to work and a must say am not enjoying it,weather and being messed about not a good combination,ye just can't beat home made soup ,my wife's old mother makes the best soup AV ever tasted,👍
Hello mate have you got any whs trowels you want to sell? I only want 1 ideally 10 inch il be prepared to pay top money for it Apart from that mate hope your ok the most knowledgeable bloke of all bricklayers on TH-cam and rob songer
@@rodneytrotter8600 I thought i might but i havent mate, keep an eye on Ebay "Vintage Bricklaying Trowels" there are always some for sale though prices have gone up.
i like these bricklaying related vids a bit different , lost count of the ham sandwiches i must have taken to work over the years , remember as a young lad late 70/s atarted on a job as labourer they had a basic shed for tea breaks with an old hob for fry ups , the fat was left in the pan overnight and in the morning you could see mouse footprints in it ! just got melted and the bacon went in
It was always a joke but I have seen Irish Groundworkers cook a full breakfast on a shovel over a fire not that long ago, mid 80s.
@jackrussell9811
Yes, I remember those old wooden sheds that were used as "welfare accommodation" - and I use that term very loosely....!!
If we had any piling being done on sites, we would get the piling chaps to do us a nice deep under - reamed pile in some remote corner of the site and the the Chippies would build a rudimentary timber "Thunder box" over it. some copies of the Sun & Mirror cut into squares for bog-roll and the jobs a good - `un.
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Top upload and advice I will be investing in a new soup cup and the machine ideal for me we are usually working in the middle of know where and freezing so hot soups will be perfect need more of your recipes cheers for upload Andy !
Thanks John, loads of recipes online 👍
Andy,
You were mentioning in the comments a while back that you thought that conventional bricklaying videos on social media had run their course, and there wasn't much further they could expand. Well here is your answer = Diversification, and your doing it with this video...😁👍
There appears to be a never-ending appetite for Bricklaying videos on social media, and I reckon the secret is to have your own specialty. Charlie Collison, does the new build in his own inimitable way and tries to encourage the youngsters coming into the trade. Steve & Alex, have their own style and have probably captured an older audience for their work......and so on.
Anyway, diversification is the way forward... How about some episodes entitled, "Hod & Chips" or "Brick `n Chips" or "Builders Breakfast with Andy" where you demonstrate the old Navvy technique of having a fry up on a number 12 coal shovel over a coke brazier.....lol
The mind boggles..👍👍👍
I did a few cooking vids during lock down think I put them on FB ile try and find them, yes a shovel breaky would be good.
Great video mate, can’t beat a nice bit of soup on a cold day at work. Keep the content coming
I make leek and potato in my soup maker, I use nearly all the leek including the green bit....oxo cube and pepper...lovely....Great video Andy...thanks
Always had the cans of soup in work Andy in the same flask .my too tip is add boiling water to the flask first drain it then add the soup keeps it warmer longer mate .looks lush that and you have to slurp no other way mate 😂😂👍
Yep Justin you know always preheat the flask 👍👍
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Do you put any feb in 😁
Nice one Cranny Faddock, could easy keep that gizmo in the van and have a brew when you're ready, much better than eating shyte out of the greasy spoon every day and a damn site cheaper too. ATB from Jand h builders
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Soup and good quality bread . 👍💪🏴
Top man Andy. God bless ya.
The first person I've heard off whose hobby is collecting salts 😅
Wife's got that soup maker , absolutely fantastic !
You’ve got as many salts as you have trowels! You’ve get to get Maldon sea salt though -in the cardboard packet- best thing to come out of essex
Could’ve sworn you uploaded a video on tuck pointing in the last few days
I had to take it down due to H&S Issues, will be doing another.
Ahh, that’s a shame was looking forward to it, I’ll look forward to the next one
Very good that, Andy. Have you got any footage from your holiday in the sun?
No didnt bother, every other person was doing Tik Tok vids and my fishing trip was cancelled because of wind.
Don't blame you for taking time out mate am going to work and a must say am not enjoying it,weather and being messed about not a good combination,ye just can't beat home made soup ,my wife's old mother makes the best soup AV ever tasted,👍
Make a beef barley soup andy it great tack👍
Eat your heart out Andy Ramsey hahaha
You need your own food channel Andy 😂
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Mulligatawny soup my dad’s favourite I’ve got to give that a go again
Ur a legend fella
Hello mate have you got any whs trowels you want to sell? I only want 1 ideally 10 inch il be prepared to pay top money for it
Apart from that mate hope your ok the most knowledgeable bloke of all bricklayers on TH-cam and rob songer
Where do you live ?
West Sussex mate near Chichester
@@rodneytrotter8600 I thought i might but i havent mate, keep an eye on Ebay "Vintage Bricklaying Trowels" there are always some for sale though prices have gone up.
No worry’s I have been looking but not as good condition as what yours are but no problems mate thank you tho
The next Gordon Ramsey 😉 😉
Had one for a while. Potato and leek lovely
Half Irish half Welsh Mitch 😁👍
You forgot the spices Andy, or did you put them in off camera lol.
I already put them in the stock 👍
You never fail to amaze me!!
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I bet that soup maker originated from our Chineseium friends lol
Probably, hard to avoid nowadays.
We got a soup maker 👍👍
Just curious. Are you in ya 50s. Do well keep laying them bricks
Ime 68 David.
@@bricklayersworldwithandy6277wow. You do well mate. I had give up last year. Back just couldn’t hack it. I was 53
@@davidwoodhouse6990 ive had it all, back ,elbows, wrists etc but luckily not enough to completely stop me.
Don’t overfill it mate
Doesent realy have salt? 4 tubs of the white stuff 😂😂😂
That's my Mrs not me 😁
He,s loosin the plot
Lost it years ago mate 👍😁