Haha, no problem Sarah! And thank you so much for watching! I’m glad you enjoy them. I’ve got plenty more lined up🙌🏼 thanks once again and take care ⭐️
Brilliant yet again. The presentation is second to none and the way you respect the location, the history and the stories they have to tell is just so touching. But you had to use that piano music again didn't ya 😭 it works every time haha
WOW what a place what a video, the passion you have for days gone bye is awesome and the videos you turn out are unbelievable too. Well worth the wait roll on the next one can’t wait 👍
West Yorkshire is full of crumbling old mills and engineering factories, neglected and sadly forgotten. The only life there today being ghosts from the past. I'm sure sounds of footsteps and the rattle of those weaving machines will be embedded in the very fabric of the walls and floors. I say love it all for what it was in the past and respect it as it stands today. The industrial north was once the greatest in the world and it makes me proud to be a northern lass myself. Well done Anthony - brilliant! 💚 Take care.
You are spot on shire! its such a shame a lot of that history is now long gone... thankfully place like this are still here to admire... I just wish they was looked after better. Thanks once again and take care :)
I was born in Cheshire, 11 miles from Manchester, n loads of old Mills there, I haven't lived in the North for nearly 40 yrs but your videos make me want to come back 😁
Brilliant!, really captured the atmosphere of the place. The words Blood, Sweat and Tears kept coming to mind as i watched. My first job was in a mill very similar to this, the old Acme mill in Pendlebury. although we did at least have electricity. Once again thanks for the vlog and keep em coming.
Thanks so much mate, yeah I know of Acme mill. I think Lowry might have included it in one of his paintings one time. Cheers for taking the time out to watch it’s Zarmer! It much appreciated 🙌🏼👍🏼🐒
Brilliant once again! Bin on my hit list for ages aswell. I was up that way a few weeks back. I have a fascination with mills and the workhouse era. It’s dark and gritty but really interesting. Cracking vid once again! I speak to ste aswell 👌 small world n all that jazz!
Thank you for watching! I also caught some paranormal activity whilst I was filming there too. Heard someone run up to me on the mezzanine wooden floor. Only me and one other lad in there and he was downstairs 👀
Wow, what a location! amazing to see the interior of a great building, our past, our heritage, the backbone that shaped our lives for today. Fantastic stuff, especially the original room with its echo's and ghosts of the past. Well done on yet another well presented publication. Missed your Dad and his Morrison's finest though haha! Another enjoyable watch with the added bonus of your poem, more strings to your bow! very talented x
Aww thanks for watching Anne-Marie. Yeah what a place ey! The whole place was just amazing! haha yeah I could have done with a Morrisons finest to be honest haha. Thanks once again, take care :)
Another master piece of brilliant content and impeccable editing. I love the history of mills especially when told in such a (unboring way) 👍 Where's raccoon head and also no tea & snacks this time 😂😜
Thanks a lot for watching! These places are absolute gems arnt they. Haha it was a bit far for old raccoon head to come but I’ll be teaming up with him again soon. Tea and biscuits at the ready😂
You and ya Dad would love it here... Mountain here is covered in the old slate work mills, a village and caves. Still full of old broken tools. Shelves full of rusty giant nuts n bolts etc. Never tire of looking for new initials and dates etched into the slate and stone walls as we walk dogs. Old work boots and mugs left in benches. Touching to see.. Slate built this village. Towers of slag surround us, left over the years as they dug through the earth and blasted out it's very heart. Best walks are through history
@@ellyelisabeth2783 wow that would be absolutely amazing! Keep me in the loop! I’d love to know how it goes and I could post it to my page once the hall starts rolling 👏🏼 🙌🏼⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Yet again mate another stunning video. So professional its unreal. The location to this was amazing. All your hard work pays off in the quality of your work. Well done mate loved it as usual 👊🏻
Thanks a lot mate. I was honestly blow away by the place! From the movie set to the workshop it was unbelievable. Cheers for watching too, I really appreciate it :)
Great video. It's good to see places like this before they are all gone and to learn a little about their history and what they are being used for today. That was a cracking poem at the end. Keep it up, I'm looking forward to the next one.
Thank you so much Barney! That’s very kind of you. I really enjoyed this explore. The place was unbelievable and a real time capsule. Cheers for watching and see you in the next one mate ⭐️👍🏼
Being a Historian and the many stories that i have read, i feel i go back in time and feel the pain that most went through and how they lived and worked, Your video did just that, helped us step back in time! Hope you can do one of Howarth and it's secrets that most do not know about.
Thank you so much cliff and I’m so glad that it brought you back in time. It’s quite thought provoking walking around places like that as there’s so much history all around you. Scuffs in the floor, bangs on the walls etc it almost builds a story up in your mind just walking around it wondering how it got their. I’d love to do more around that area and Howarth too! Fascinating places! Take care mate 👍🏼
wow wow mate this is another brilliant video the production and editing is spot on people have won awards for less than this more kids should watch your vlogs mate outstanding loved it .
I can’t thank you enough Martin that’s a very kind things to say. Thank you so much mate! the place was unbelievable and I true time capsule. Cheers for watching and take care pal 👍🏼
Top one DM 👌 I'd love a little workshop in there myself 😁 very atmospheric, you have captured the place perfectly and a great poem to end. Smashed it!! 😁😁
Thanks a lot Danny! I really appreciate you checking out the video mate. You would have loved it in their. That place was frozen in time! The poem wrote itself really mate, I’m not really one for poetry but it might be a regular thing....William Shakespeare watch out 😂😂
Anoter amazing vlogumentary from you!! Wow!! You know some of those scenes would make an amazing game.. you know like a hidden object game? I love your videos, they are so inspiring and I always learn new things! Your poem made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end... amazing! You're so talented in so many ways!
So sorry for the late reply Binx! I've just seen this... Yeah it was an amazing place that definitely holds so many stories. The poem felt like it wrote itself if im being honest...I just held the pen...very strange. Funny you should say that about the game! my next video includes something along those lines. Thanks once again and take care :)
Thank you so much Kelli! I’m so glad that you enjoyed the video! I Love that fact It’s getting played all the way in the USA 🇺🇸 it really does blow my mind! Thanks for the kind words and take care 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🙌🏼⭐️
Jeeze, that was just jaw-dropping! What an incredible place, and to be shown around like that was a real treat. I have to own up to having a lump in my throat towards the end and when you read out your poem. I know I'm gushing a bit here, but thank you very much Anthony for producing work to such an incredibly high standard and sharing it with us.
That’s so much Padraic! I really appreciate you talking the time out to watch the video. I’m so glad that you enjoyed it mate, it was a very surreal experience and I have nothing but the upmost respect for people of that era! When grafters were grafters and craftsmen were craftsmen 🔨 The poem felt natural to write mate, and it pretty much wrote itself, I just held the pen it was kind of weird. I’ve never been one for poetry either but I’m glad I put it in the video! Thanks once again for all the support mate and take care 🙌🏼
Great video again and a nice poem. Old mills like these are what turned the United Kingdom into a world power. My friends Dad probably worked in a mill like one of these when he was young and living over there. He used to be a machinist working an old Davenport screw machine. I don't know how it is in the UK, but here in the US there are not very many trade schools around anymore. Most of the younger generation are preoccupied with getting a college degree instead of learning an honest trade.
Thanks a lot Paul, you are right mate. These places was the backbone to countries success. It’s a crying shame that places like this and the ones you speak of in America are just left to wreck and ruin so to speak. And like you said people are more interested in getting college degrees as opposed to learning an actual craft...which is sadly becoming something of a bygone thing. Thanks once again mate and keep yourself safe. Take care ⭐️👍🏼
What a great place. History around every corner. Sadly, these places are just left to rot - either for nature to reclaim them, or to be demolished and replaced with characterless flats. Undoubtedly your best one yet!
Thank you so much Phil! You’ve hit the nail on the head mate. Shame that we leave our history to rot before our very eyes. A total lack of respect. Thanks for watching mate and take care 🙌🏼
Sorry for the late reply Tone, I really don't know how I've only just seen this comment (youtube) Thanks so much mate, I really do appreciate you taking the time out to watch the video. cheers mate :)
brilliant - but sad to know this could be the last time its captured like this and as it has become. Great that its used for filming to some degree but distorted in such and not as it truly is. Well done once again - :)
Why has that workshop stood there like that for all of these years , neglected ? Why hasn’t a museum nor English heritage stepped in and documented it or maybe put it all on display to show the younger generations what it was like for there great grandparents . It beggars belief that it takes DM to bring this to light ! Once these places are gone you will never see the likes of them again EVER !
So true that Terry. I can not comprehend why places like this are not saved or used by museums. It’s really does get to me. Thing like this can be used to show the younger generation how our forefathers once used to work. It’s knowledge lost from an era where things was done correctly..unlike today. Thanks so much for watching mate, it really does mean a lot 👍🏼 take care ⭐️
Do you realise that you have got these nailed , it’s like watching a brilliant documentary that the bbc used to be brilliant at years ago , I believe you work in a factory ! Pack it in mate get to ch 4 or 5 when they see your work your in 😉
Thank you so much Terry that's really kind of you to say. I'd love to give it up for doing what I do, I'm going to look into it very soon mate. Thanks once again and take care :)
Do you have any interest in asylums? I think your standard and style of work could be very entertaining and rewarding. I hope you don’t mind messages from an old lad, but it’s rare to see young lads with such a firm grip on working class history but also with the aptitude for quality work.
Hi Mark and thank you for the message. Yeah I absolutely love them. If you go through my videos you will see one I did called Cheadle Asylum. I just wish I could access more places like that because I think it brings the best out of my filming if I’m being honest. I come from a working class background and I am working class too so I suppose that’s why I feel such a connection to that area of work. They were true grafters back in the day as you may well know. They was also real craftsmen and sadly that sort of work seems to be drying up in some ways and the skill set these people had is sort of becoming less and less of a trade. Thanks for watching the video mate and take care 🙌🏼⭐️
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What an absolute treasure. Love places like this. Brilliant video once again.
Thanks so much Vicky! I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 🙌🏼👍🏼
Thankyou for taking us on another cracking journey through time I could watch these all day...well actually i do 😆
Haha, no problem Sarah! And thank you so much for watching! I’m glad you enjoy them. I’ve got plenty more lined up🙌🏼 thanks once again and take care ⭐️
Brilliant yet again. The presentation is second to none and the way you respect the location, the history and the stories they have to tell is just so touching. But you had to use that piano music again didn't ya 😭 it works every time haha
Thanks a lot mate, I really appreciate that and I’m glad you enjoyed it! Haha yeah the old trusty piano music hey 😉
Fantastic look back in time what an absolute brilliant find the old workshop...brilliant poem at the end too...can’t wait for the next one DM🐒
Thanks a lot dad! You would have loved it in their! 🙌🏼
WOW what a place what a video, the passion you have for days gone bye is awesome and the videos you turn out are unbelievable too. Well worth the wait roll on the next one can’t wait 👍
Thanks so much Judd! That means a lot mate, I’m glad you enjoyed it.🙌🏼
West Yorkshire is full of crumbling old mills and engineering factories, neglected and sadly forgotten. The only life there today being ghosts from the past. I'm sure sounds of footsteps and the rattle of those weaving machines will be embedded in the very fabric of the walls and floors. I say love it all for what it was in the past and respect it as it stands today. The industrial north was once the greatest in the world and it makes me proud to be a northern lass myself. Well done Anthony - brilliant! 💚 Take care.
You are spot on shire! its such a shame a lot of that history is now long gone... thankfully place like this are still here to admire... I just wish they was looked after better. Thanks once again and take care :)
Great video! Touching the past, amazing 😊
Thank you so much for watching Sue. That place was definitely frozen in time. 🙌🏼⭐️
Wow! Simply Stunning...your work is next level DM 👍
Thanks so much mate and thank you for allowing me to tag along. Without you it wouldn’t have been possible 🤜🏼🤛🏼
@@daftmonkey7296 your very welcome many more to come mate 👍
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I was born in Cheshire, 11 miles from Manchester, n loads of old Mills there, I haven't lived in the North for nearly 40 yrs but your videos make me want to come back 😁
Brilliant!, really captured the atmosphere of the place. The words Blood, Sweat and Tears kept coming to mind as i watched. My first job was in a mill very similar to this, the old Acme mill in Pendlebury. although we did at least have electricity. Once again thanks for the vlog and keep em coming.
Thanks so much mate, yeah I know of Acme mill. I think Lowry might have included it in one of his paintings one time. Cheers for taking the time out to watch it’s Zarmer! It much appreciated 🙌🏼👍🏼🐒
Brilliant once again! Bin on my hit list for ages aswell. I was up that way a few weeks back. I have a fascination with mills and the workhouse era. It’s dark and gritty but really interesting. Cracking vid once again! I speak to ste aswell 👌 small world n all that jazz!
Thank you for watching! I also caught some paranormal activity whilst I was filming there too. Heard someone run up to me on the mezzanine wooden floor. Only me and one other lad in there and he was downstairs 👀
@@daftmonkey7296 oooh bloody hell! It would have been such a busy building for so long that I reckon a lot of the energy will still be there. 💯
Wow, what a location! amazing to see the interior of a great building, our past, our heritage, the backbone that shaped our lives for today. Fantastic stuff, especially the original room with its echo's and ghosts of the past. Well done on yet another well presented publication. Missed your Dad and his Morrison's finest though haha! Another enjoyable watch with the added bonus of your poem, more strings to your bow! very talented x
Aww thanks for watching Anne-Marie. Yeah what a place ey! The whole place was just amazing! haha yeah I could have done with a Morrisons finest to be honest haha. Thanks once again, take care :)
Another master piece of brilliant content and impeccable editing.
I love the history of mills especially when told in such a (unboring way) 👍 Where's raccoon head and also no tea & snacks this time 😂😜
Thanks a lot for watching! These places are absolute gems arnt they. Haha it was a bit far for old raccoon head to come but I’ll be teaming up with him again soon. Tea and biscuits at the ready😂
The vision mixing and sounds capture the atmosphere perfectly! Another brilliant production fella! Keep up the great work! :-)
Thank you so much Nick! I’m
Glad you enjoyed it mate! Much appreciated ⭐️🙌🏼
You and ya Dad would love it here... Mountain here is covered in the old slate work mills, a village and caves. Still full of old broken tools. Shelves full of rusty giant nuts n bolts etc. Never tire of looking for new initials and dates etched into the slate and stone walls as we walk dogs. Old work boots and mugs left in benches.
Touching to see.. Slate built this village. Towers of slag surround us, left over the years as they dug through the earth and blasted out it's very heart. Best walks are through history
Sound amazing Elly! We will definitely get ourselves out their and visit! Thanks so much for watching 🙌🏼🐒
@@daftmonkey7296 We are petitioning for it to become a museum....fingers crossed!
@@ellyelisabeth2783 wow that would be absolutely amazing! Keep me in the loop! I’d love to know how it goes and I could post it to my page once the hall starts rolling 👏🏼 🙌🏼⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
@@daftmonkey7296 will try to find the link. A young boy who's family had worked there for generations is doing it. Amazingly he is literally a kid!
Another ' Blinder' of a film mate....brilliant stuff, bud..!!
Haha! Thanks a lot buddy! Much appreciated ⭐️👍🏼
Great video mate . Can just imaging the old folks working away in the old factory yrs ago 👍🏻
Cheers mate, that place was definitely frozen in time! thanks for watching Ian, much appreciated mate
Omg this video was insane. That building is amazing
Thanks a lot! Yeah, it’s absolutely amazing inside. The video does it no justice. Thanks so much for watching 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Yet again mate another stunning video. So professional its unreal. The location to this was amazing. All your hard work pays off in the quality of your work. Well done mate loved it as usual 👊🏻
Thanks a lot mate. I was honestly blow away by the place! From the movie set to the workshop it was unbelievable. Cheers for watching too, I really appreciate it :)
Great video. It's good to see places like this before they are all gone and to learn a little about their history and what they are being used for today. That was a cracking poem at the end. Keep it up, I'm looking forward to the next one.
Thank you so much Barney! That’s very kind of you. I really enjoyed this explore. The place was unbelievable and a real time capsule. Cheers for watching and see you in the next one mate ⭐️👍🏼
Another great video, you keep cranking them out - well done you legend 👍🏻
Thanks so much Sean! I really do appreciate the support. take care 👍
My gosh, you are a true professional. Unbelievably good! Kinda takes my breath away. Thanks you for being you.
that's very kind of you Joseph, thank you very much for watching and the kind words. Take care mate
@@daftmonkey7296 I tip me cap to ya
@@TheRopeAddict thank you kind sir 🎩 👍🏼
Epic, as per usual! You’re a very talented man. Keep going , you deserve something to come from this awesomeness!
Thank you very much Linda, that's very kind of you. Thanks for watching :)
Being a Historian and the many stories that i have read, i feel i go back in time and feel the pain that most went through and how they lived and worked, Your video did just that, helped us step back in time! Hope you can do one of Howarth and it's secrets that most do not know about.
Thank you so much cliff and I’m so glad that it brought you back in time. It’s quite thought provoking walking around places like that as there’s so much history all around you. Scuffs in the floor, bangs on the walls etc it almost builds a story up in your mind just walking around it wondering how it got their. I’d love to do more around that area and Howarth too! Fascinating places! Take care mate 👍🏼
wow wow mate this is another brilliant video the production and editing is spot on people have won awards for less than this more kids should watch your vlogs mate outstanding loved it .
I can’t thank you enough Martin that’s a very kind things to say. Thank you so much mate! the place was unbelievable and I true time capsule. Cheers for watching and take care pal 👍🏼
Top one DM 👌 I'd love a little workshop in there myself 😁 very atmospheric, you have captured the place perfectly and a great poem to end. Smashed it!! 😁😁
Thanks a lot Danny! I really appreciate you checking out the video mate. You would have loved it in their. That place was frozen in time! The poem wrote itself really mate, I’m not really one for poetry but it might be a regular thing....William Shakespeare watch out 😂😂
@@daftmonkey7296 going to be expecting a poem every time now 😂😂
@@Duppy_Art Haha! I can barley string a sentence together the best of times. I think it was a fluke haha!
Anoter amazing vlogumentary from you!! Wow!! You know some of those scenes would make an amazing game.. you know like a hidden object game? I love your videos, they are so inspiring and I always learn new things! Your poem made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end... amazing! You're so talented in so many ways!
So sorry for the late reply Binx! I've just seen this... Yeah it was an amazing place that definitely holds so many stories. The poem felt like it wrote itself if im being honest...I just held the pen...very strange. Funny you should say that about the game! my next video includes something along those lines. Thanks once again and take care :)
Brilliant
Cheers Peter! Much appreciated mate 👍🏼
Good video this mate I like watching history like that 👍
Thanks a lot Thomas, I’m glad you enjoyed it mate 👍🏼⭐️
Hello from the USA! Another outstanding video! I really enjoy what you do! Keep up the awesome work! Looking forward to the next one! Stay safe!😊
Thank you so much Kelli! I’m so glad that you enjoyed the video! I Love that fact It’s getting played all the way in the USA 🇺🇸 it really does blow my mind! Thanks for the kind words and take care 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🙌🏼⭐️
PERFECTION💯👌🙂
Thanks so much Mandy and thanks for watching ⭐️🙌🏼
Fantastic! Thank you for this.
Thank you so much Martin! I really appreciate that mate 👍🏼 take care ⭐️
Awesome place 👍
Another fantastic Vlog, they just keep getting better. Thanks DM.
My pleasure, cheers Lee!
Jeeze, that was just jaw-dropping! What an incredible place, and to be shown around like that was a real treat. I have to own up to having a lump in my throat towards the end and when you read out your poem. I know I'm gushing a bit here, but thank you very much Anthony for producing work to such an incredibly high standard and sharing it with us.
That’s so much Padraic! I really appreciate you talking the time out to watch the video. I’m so glad that you enjoyed it mate, it was a very surreal experience and I have nothing but the upmost respect for people of that era! When grafters were grafters and craftsmen were craftsmen 🔨
The poem felt natural to write mate, and it pretty much wrote itself, I just held the pen it was kind of weird. I’ve never been one for poetry either but I’m glad I put it in the video! Thanks once again for all the support mate and take care 🙌🏼
Great video again and a nice poem. Old mills like these are what turned the United Kingdom into a world power. My friends Dad probably worked in a mill like one of these when he was young and living over there. He used to be a machinist working an old Davenport screw machine. I don't know how it is in the UK, but here in the US there are not very many trade schools around anymore. Most of the younger generation are preoccupied with getting a college degree instead of learning an honest trade.
Thanks a lot Paul, you are right mate. These places was the backbone to countries success. It’s a crying shame that places like this and the ones you speak of in America are just left to wreck and ruin so to speak. And like you said people are more interested in getting college degrees as opposed to learning an actual craft...which is sadly becoming something of a bygone thing. Thanks once again mate and keep yourself safe. Take care ⭐️👍🏼
What a great place. History around every corner. Sadly, these places are just left to rot - either for nature to reclaim them, or to be demolished and replaced with characterless flats.
Undoubtedly your best one yet!
Thank you so much Phil! You’ve hit the nail on the head mate. Shame that we leave our history to rot before our very eyes. A total lack of respect. Thanks for watching mate and take care 🙌🏼
Your finally showing your face. 😃 loved it x brilliant 👏
Haha, it took a bit of persuading 🙈😂
You do an amazing job. And looking dapper lad.
@@louisemerriman1079 thank you so much Louise, that’s very kind of you 🙌🏼🐒
You realy make the atmosphere in your vids always look forward to them . Cheers Anthony....tone ashworth
Sorry for the late reply Tone, I really don't know how I've only just seen this comment (youtube) Thanks so much mate, I really do appreciate you taking the time out to watch the video. cheers mate :)
Awesome as usual
Thanks so much Ian! I thanks for watching the video mate ⭐️🙌🏼
Brilliant video lad
Thanks mate, much appreciated 👍🏼⭐️
Great vid . 👍👍
Thanks a lot Marc, much appreciated that mate! Cheers 👍🏼
brilliant - but sad to know this could be the last time its captured like this and as it has become. Great that its used for filming to some degree but distorted in such and not as it truly is. Well done once again - :)
Many thanks!
Manc lad so well done, very informative and interesting really enjoyed it. Thank you from a Macc lass.
Love your videos pleas keep going
Thank you so much Lynn! I really do appreciate it! Thanks for the support ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
This place is sacred.
Why has that workshop stood there like that for all of these years , neglected ? Why hasn’t a museum nor English heritage stepped in and documented it or maybe put it all on display to show the younger generations what it was like for there great grandparents . It beggars belief that it takes DM to bring this to light !
Once these places are gone you will never see the likes of them again
EVER !
So true that Terry. I can not comprehend why places like this are not saved or used by museums. It’s really does get to me.
Thing like this can be used to show the younger generation how our forefathers once used to work. It’s knowledge lost from an era where things was done correctly..unlike today. Thanks so much for watching mate, it really does mean a lot 👍🏼 take care ⭐️
Do you realise that you have got these nailed , it’s like watching a brilliant documentary that the bbc used to be brilliant at years ago , I believe you work in a factory ! Pack it in mate get to ch 4 or 5 when they see your work your in 😉
Thank you so much Terry that's really kind of you to say. I'd love to give it up for doing what I do, I'm going to look into it very soon mate. Thanks once again and take care :)
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Do you have any interest in asylums? I think your standard and style of work could be very entertaining and rewarding. I hope you don’t mind messages from an old lad, but it’s rare to see young lads with such a firm grip on working class history but also with the aptitude for quality work.
Hi Mark and thank you for the message. Yeah I absolutely love them. If you go through my videos you will see one I did called Cheadle Asylum. I just wish I could access more places like that because I think it brings the best out of my filming if I’m being honest.
I come from a working class background and I am working class too so I suppose that’s why I feel such a connection to that area of work. They were true grafters back in the day as you may well know. They was also real craftsmen and sadly that sort of work seems to be drying up in some ways and the skill set these people had is sort of becoming less and less of a trade. Thanks for watching the video mate and take care 🙌🏼⭐️
@@daftmonkey7296 I’ll check that out for sure lad cheers.
@@markhenryramsey9132 🙌🏼🙌🏼⭐️⭐️
Brilliant
Cheers Frank !👍🏼