Quite apart from the fact that Fred was extremely knowledgeable and expert in a number of fields I believe his greatest achievement was in showing us how to live a full and satisfying life with passion and humour - that's something the world seems to have forgotten how to do.
Quite apart from the fact that Fred was extremely knowledgeable and expert in a number of fields I believe his greatest achievement was in showing us how to live a full and satisfying life with passion and humour - that's something the world seems to have forgotten how to do.
Let me just pinch one or two .... and three four five six.... of these big lumps here. Lol. Love it.
I have to say i love Alison and my heart goes out to her.
Me also.
To see him here and then to see him later in the BBC documentaries, it's hard to believe its the same man.
Alison was so lovely. She was the best of Fred's three wives
Fred Dibnah was a legend
Let's av a brew
Top bloke👍 proper English Northerner🇬🇧 I like it when all the kids are just sat at the back of the steam engine--no health and safety there🙀
fred was a pioneir in the age of steam, i think we would all agree on that
It's not a bloody holiday without steam! Just a waste of time😀
Couldn't agree with you more :-)
Comes out of pub and wheels are gone. Rollers sitting on bricks haha.
i love the way they speak there, eg should give it me, i use a lot of coal
work hard
play hard..
a good life
Fred committed theft of a few big lumps of coal.
Can anyone tell us why fred dibnah steeplejack the original BBC documentary keeps getting removed from TH-cam?
What series whs this from?
I wonder if his hands were ever clean
She put up with a lot at the end she gave up lol pretty lady to
It's crazy that when Fred died he didn't leave any money to any of his wife's all his estate went to his kids.
When you raise your children proper, their mother need not worry about a thing.
You have to stop every 7-8 mile to fill up with water or it potentially becomes a bomb
isnt it the water/steam pressure that makes it a bumb? when you run out of water, you run out of steam you see
It seems unsafe to sit on that ledge
that's your modern mind talking! no such thing as safety in them days! lol
@@JuliusSeizure1 You do know that before then. Many men were invalided. And could not provide for the family.
All seems a bit to be about him and his passions. 🫤