Thanks for the story about St Cuthbert and him carrying a head in his right hand. Quaker Cemetery, I've passed the Quaker Building many, many times but never knew of the Cemetery. Cheers mate TTFN
Yay! Arthur Wharton and all things Darlo. If you are planning a visit there is an award winning pub run by a mate of mine The Quakerhouse which is in the town centre and well worth a visit.
@@olderbackpacker Enjoy your trip mate. I was commenting more to help visitors to Darlo that might be watching your vid, but yeah deffo go for a pint there when you get back.
Id like to watch you vlog a darlington game thatd be class. Meaby talk about this history of the club and the grounds as well. Mby even darlo railway athletic
Unfortunately I will be starting my next backpacking adventure in a couple of weeks time. I might do more Darlington videos when I eventually return :)
The brick train was completed in 1997 not 1987. I know this because when I attended Heathfield primary school we all put something in a 'time captual' that was encased in the brick train itself. Can't remember what exactly because I was 9-10 years old. But it definitely wasn't about in 1987 as that was the year I was born.
Great video mate,but I must correct you on the building of the Brick Train, Designer was David Mach and the train known as the Mallard was built in 1997.
Thanks for the story about St Cuthbert and him carrying a head in his right hand. Quaker Cemetery, I've passed the Quaker Building many, many times but never knew of the Cemetery.
Cheers mate TTFN
Same, gonna have to take a trip into town to have a look at the cemetery
I used to visit Darlington regularly. Lovely town, and great informative video
Thanks for your comment. I love my home town. Missing it while backpacking.
I visited Darlington in 2022, going back next year for another visit to see Raby Castle
I have lived in Darlington for 15 years and I think it is an awesome town :) Thank you for your comment and hope you enjoy yourself next year.
Fun and informative, as always. 👍👍
Yay! Arthur Wharton and all things Darlo. If you are planning a visit there is an award winning pub run by a mate of mine The Quakerhouse which is in the town centre and well worth a visit.
Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately I’m backpacking around the world for a year so won’t be back home in Darlington until the end of next year.
@@olderbackpacker Enjoy your trip mate. I was commenting more to help visitors to Darlo that might be watching your vid, but yeah deffo go for a pint there when you get back.
Love darlington ❤❤❤😊
Id like to watch you vlog a darlington game thatd be class. Meaby talk about this history of the club and the grounds as well. Mby even darlo railway athletic
Unfortunately I will be starting my next backpacking adventure in a couple of weeks time. I might do more Darlington videos when I eventually return :)
Great Vid mate.
The brick train was completed in 1997 not 1987. I know this because when I attended Heathfield primary school we all put something in a 'time captual' that was encased in the brick train itself. Can't remember what exactly because I was 9-10 years old. But it definitely wasn't about in 1987 as that was the year I was born.
I think it was definitely a slip of the tongue! Too many facts to remember in my small brain ha ha but thank you 😀
excellent video , such a great place where you live
Thanks :)
Interesting and helpful if you are going to Darlington.
Great video mate,but I must correct you on the building of the Brick Train, Designer was David Mach and the train known as the Mallard was built in 1997.
Thank you for letting me know. Unfortunately I got my information from google. I know we shouldn't trust everything online! :)
Learning a lot about our hometown from you. Thanks.
So nice of you to say that :)
No market, anymore ☹️
the labour council seen to that
Surprised you never went to Hells Kettles. The 8th Wonder of The World 🌎.
I have honestly never heard of it. Just had to google it to find out more. Definitely going to see it next time I’m back in UK