Brilliant as always 👍 Skew bridge is at the Liverpool end of Rainhill station platform. It’s grade II listed & built using sandstone from the local quarry. It’s the first skew road bridge over a railway in the world & was also a first for the 34 degree angle it was built (hence the name ‘skew’).
Good to see you back Keiran, as entertaining and informative as ever. :-) (I always watch but don't always comment as I tend to repeat myself!) Al Kennett.
finally on my home turf. you went past my house near ship. which i knew could of taken you a short cut to pexhill round back of manor farm pub(which has a good history too.) many thanks
Just passed Tower College on Mill Lane on righthand side at the top of the hill there is a an old sandstone cross. When I was a kid in the early 70s my mates and I knew it as Oliver Cromwells horses grave. Do yo know if there's any truth in this?
You could have mentioned the vulcan foundry and vulcan village, which came into existence as a result of Stephenson winning the contract to produce locos for the L&M railway.
Also the Liverpool astronomical society is the oldest in the world. There's also two big reservoirs dug out of the sandstone in the same area right behind the observatory. Good to see you back and I love the tunes. A couple of my friends got pulled up on the observatory car park some years back. They also used to go there to smoke fags😁
a paul boulton defiant crashed not far away from st annes well :) the engine was never found i wonder which farmers barn it ended up in or likely scrapped when the link way was put in glad to see you out and about kieren
You forgot to mention the first railway accident happened on the same day as the Rainhill Trials. There is a monument to Thomas Huskisson who sadly died after being hit by Rocket, just east of Parkside Rd[A573] near Newton le Willows. It can only be seen from the train and only really clearly in winter. Unless you have a drone of course....
Great video, great music, great voice. Best wishes Pete. PS I just wondered if you received my donation a couple of weeks ago. I'm don't know if it went through. If it didn't I send it again.
Thanks for sharing K.🙏👍
..."higher praise than that: been used in Hollyoaks twice..." lol. Glad you are well and recovered 🙂Best Tony (Garston).
Brilliant as always 👍
Skew bridge is at the Liverpool end of Rainhill station platform.
It’s grade II listed & built using sandstone from the local quarry.
It’s the first skew road bridge over a railway in the world & was also a first for the 34 degree angle it was built (hence the name ‘skew’).
Great viewing - thank you...
Good to see you back Keiran, as entertaining and informative as ever. :-) (I always watch but don't always comment as I tend to repeat myself!) Al Kennett.
How good is this 😊
Fascinating local history very well researched
Well done Mr Bimble
I live nearby to this area and know well as a fellow cyclist I actually lol when I knew you where going up the hill at tower college it's a beast 😅
Nice to have you back with a cracking video Kieran, and a couple of smart churches thrown in too.
07:30 26 mph 🚴🏼 I'm impressed!
Cheers👍🏼
Legs of iron. Ha
Thanks for the Bimble, now I know why you were at Cronton on Sunday
Nice little tour
Good to see you back 👍🏻
Good to see you are out and about mate. On our patch too at Earlestown as well. Great Bimble as always.. top info
Been PEX hill a few times good to see you back mate
Nice station😊
SUPERB 🎉
Iv not been pex hill since it flooded about 50 years ago time to go back I think
Good stuff pal.👍🚴
Nice to see you back Kerion 🚴♀️🚲
finally on my home turf. you went past my house near ship. which i knew could of taken you a short cut to pexhill round back of manor farm pub(which has a good history too.) many thanks
Just passed Tower College on Mill Lane on righthand side at the top of the hill there is a an old sandstone cross. When I was a kid in the early 70s my mates and I knew it as Oliver Cromwells horses grave. Do yo know if there's any truth in this?
Thanks!
Thanks so much :)
Excellent.
You could have mentioned the vulcan foundry and vulcan village, which came into existence as a result of Stephenson winning the contract to produce locos for the L&M railway.
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I use that line too get Liverpool or Manchester. My station is Lea Green
Also the Liverpool astronomical society is the oldest in the world.
There's also two big reservoirs dug out of the sandstone in the same area right behind the observatory.
Good to see you back and I love the tunes.
A couple of my friends got pulled up on the observatory car park some years back. They also used to go there to smoke fags😁
a paul boulton defiant crashed not far away from st annes well :) the engine was never found i wonder which farmers barn it ended up in
or likely scrapped when the link way was put in
glad to see you out and about kieren
You forgot to mention the first railway accident happened on the same day as the Rainhill Trials. There is a monument to Thomas Huskisson who sadly died after being hit by Rocket, just east of Parkside Rd[A573] near Newton le Willows. It can only be seen from the train and only really clearly in winter. Unless you have a drone of course....
@@ianinvancouverbc that was actually on the opening day of the railway. :)
It was William Huskisson 👍
Omg missed u 😊
Great video, great music, great voice. Best wishes Pete. PS I just wondered if you received my donation a couple of weeks ago. I'm don't know if it went through. If it didn't I send it again.
@@peterkilvert2712 did you donate through here or kofi? :)
I wonder is Glazebrook in Warrington named after Glazebrook Rylands? Probably.
I think it might be the opposite way around. :)
? whats a bimble ?
You have just witnessed one :)
Opposite St Barts Church was Loyla Hall which has fascinating history too. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainhill_Hall