I'm privileged to have known Nigel for over half a century....and his late father & mother, in fact his mother Nora is/was my youngest daughter's Godmother. A 'good ol' boy' if ever is Nigel & I fished/potted with him and his Pa. the legendary Maurice 'Bunny' Legge back in the early/mid seventies. We've shared many a laugh & a yarn together and may we do so again ere long! He's a multi talented 'original' is Nige.... SO amazingly photogenic and a thoroughly 'good egg'! Wish he'd write a book about all his past times.......I'd buy a copy instantly!!! So would many, including Hutley Winnan!!!!

I love your videos, I'm a traditional lime plasterer who will be moving on to pargeting at some point. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and the videos you do. Keep up your great work.

True master of his craft

are those horses bio-luminescent?

Really nice work!

I used to love the bog white daisy called the dog daisy. I still remember all the English flowers and the smells. The roses were exquisite. No one has commented after so long, I was talking to my son about my childhood, 70 odd yrs ago, the flowers were what I missed so much. ❤🌺🌻🌹🌸🏵🌾🌼🥀💐

I never knew there were so many varieties of Michaelmas Daisies. I allways enjoyed seeing them as a child in Lancashire UK, but here in Australia where I now live they are not the same, they don't smell the same and they have a different name. An old lady had a garden of them and mint, I can still smell the scent now in my mind. Your a very lucky man to see them all the time. ❤

Wow !! Wonderful work, I would love to learn how you make such beautiful sticks

My grandpa was in WW2 at the end of the war before he came home they did guard duty taking german prisoners around to clean upthe thing was theyalso paid themto do so they had guards so the German didn't get any weapons bit he had seen some sherpperd boys with there crouck useing them to climbing up steep hill by hooking trees with them to go after sheep or goats

I've watched this loads of times, it never fails to inspire me,, I've got a MM Ergonomic, which is a Mr Ablett design, and every time I look at it, I think of the history of the Sheffield men who made this country great.. RIP Mr Ablett,, 😍

Thanks Nick, can I use this on a website please?

I've just stumbled across this video & I can't believe I'm the first person to leave a comment - it's been up for 5 years! Nigel Legge is one of the nicest people you are ever likely to meet, and it was a treat to see a couple of videos on youtube featuring him. I've just watched a much more recent one but the comments were switched off, so I found this older one. It brought back wonderful memories of regular holidays in Cornwall with my wife. On one occasion we visited Cadgwith & had the pleasure of Nigel taking us out on his boat to lift some lobster pots. When we got back to shore, Nigel couldn't get the boat quite close enough to dry land, and he insisted on giving us both a piggy-back onto the beach so that we didn't get our feet wet - the man is a legend!

Many hundreds of my Sheffield ancestors were cutlers, including such folk as the Ellin family, Oldales and Barbers.

What's his opinion about the CIA?

My Great grandfather was ted's first cousin

Watching the Sunday morning programme on the amazing gardens. Remember coming to the gardens many years ago at the start of my gardening career 25 years ago lovely to see the gardens again albeit on the television . Wishing all of the gardeners the very best.

This place is falling apart nd needs to be closed down!

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Lovely traditional irish bar what part of Ireland must visitsome time Please God🇮🇪

Great video and craft skill. Unfortunately we don't have much pargeting in Norfolk!

It is hard to imagine a man with the occupation of Rabbit Catcher in this day and age. What a shame.

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We will visit you soon and travel especially from Switzerland .we are looking forward to the great food..see you soon in april!

Love your studio!

Great video, you captured a legend there Nick, Any chance you have more footage, audio or pics from that visit.

Interesting. His collection is better presented that the "national" collection at Llandrindod. Is this bloke still still around / open for visitors?

God Bless You Sir! Keep up the great work!

This was a woman who spontaneously began singing out on the benches in front of Helen's last month....very moving...inside the Pub there were a group of locals playing Irish music, along with an underage lad drinking Orange soda playing accordian. kzbin.infobIOejmP5pvI?feature=share. i was sitting at the next table with a groups of folk i met and spent a few hours relaxing with...

Small point, Ireland is not part of the British Isles, that an anachronistic term from the days of English colonialism and genocide, a term most Irish will take exception to

Che zona di Napoli?

My grandfather was from Westray - and I had a summer in Orkney in the 1970's visiting relatives Hewison and Drever's up at Brough. I took home a tiny chair in my suitcase. I loved it. My home burned down a few years ago and lost everything. I have been searching for one since then. I hope to try to make my own from Local Oat straw (I live in Southern Alberta Canada. I loved watching you work. I hope to find a book about this.

What a delightful film..... Loving it

Great story!

Beautiful work.

Amazing detail

Beautiful video 😍 thanks for sharing!

man for some reason God is giving me dreams and visons saying i am a servent to mann and it keeps showing me these crooks and walking sticks and wild things but he is it is cakling me to wood and to making these i have made about 6 so far and what a dram it shall be and would be to learn from a master such as your self its strange i had never seen mason tool or anything yet through all this year these tools have just came unto my life 2 antique wood and brass squars with these brass inlays that are geometric and a plus sign on the wood carved in then an victorian metal compas with this germans name on it a matching foldable victorian yard stick a wooden gavel and a wooden hammer and just a ton of copper and im making these damn stick a sheherds axe and crooks because god is willing me too calling me a shepherder im a damn 36 year old guy from america and had to look all this shit up that i was dreaming but just had to throw that out there we are in some strange times God bless us all your teachings should allways be cherrished and passed down

My amazing grandad, I'm so proud to be his granddaughter, I am so lucky to be able to still hear his voice, this video is amazing! Thankyou so much

Those are some beautifully crafted fighting sticks top notch work I am truly impressed

Complimenti, continua sempre per questa strada! Posso chiederti che tipo di carta usi? A vederla sembrerebbe carta da frutta; mi sbaglio o si tratta di un altro tipo di carta?

Do you take orders?

Executed between 1757 and 1759, it is still intact except for a chandelier destroyed in World War II. ... The modern production includes figurines and heavily decorated vases, urns, chandeliers, and other objects. Realistic floral designs, including individual blossoms, are widely identified with the Capodimonte name. FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU FU & FU TOO (ALSO) #URANUS

I found this KZbin looking for plaid ideas 💡 on buying wool, yarn 🧶, I used a loom as a child. And so many years pass, I’m glad I saw this!

Zoe I love you baby 💕

Speriamo che la politica oltre alle persone comuni, vedano questo video e diano un aiuto e una mano a chi si offre di insegnare un mestiere manuale e tanta tanta cultura. Grazie per questo video affascinante.

R.I.P eric and ernie

More please more that was priceless , lovely , heartwarming, and I love sticks …..

I’m convinced this is the place for me to buy a hat!

Hi I am looking to get a chain made I have the gold If you could do it I would really appreciate it let me know thank you