Yes, invest in an item that picks up rubbish and is also supplied by the biggest pollution- and rubbish-producing company on the planet. Sound logic. >_>

Saw the discussion that led to this on another channel I watch. Content creators aren't responsible for this, morons are. If you can't fathom that you should be taking your rubbish home with you, then you really shouldn't be leaving the house.

Pitta licker!

The claw of self love 😂

“The Garden of Andy Wardle” Andy Wardle lived in a quiet village, tucked away in the rolling green hills of the English countryside. He wasn’t a man of grand ambitions or daring adventures; he simply loved his garden. Every morning, just as the sun began to warm the earth, Andy would step outside and tend to his small patch of land, coaxing life from the soil with gentle hands and endless patience. His garden wasn’t the biggest, nor the most extravagant, but it had a special magic about it. Vibrant flowers bloomed in every corner-roses of deep crimson, lavender that filled the air with its soothing scent, and sunflowers that stretched eagerly toward the sky. Birds sang sweet melodies from the branches of the old oak tree at the center of the garden, and butterflies danced lazily among the blossoms. The villagers often passed by Andy’s garden, admiring the beauty he had created. Children would stop at the fence to gaze at the colorful blooms, their faces lighting up with joy. Neighbors would wave and smile, grateful for the little slice of paradise Andy had nurtured in their midst. But what truly made Andy’s garden special was his kindness. He never hesitated to share its bounty. In the spring, he would offer fresh bouquets of flowers to brighten the days of those who needed it most. In the summer, he’d deliver baskets of vegetables-plump tomatoes, crisp cucumbers, and sweet carrots-to families throughout the village. And in the autumn, when the leaves turned golden and the air grew cool, Andy would carve little wooden animals and paint them in bright, cheery colors, leaving them by the gates of the children who passed by his garden each day. One day, as Andy was planting new seeds for the coming season, an elderly woman approached. Her name was Mrs. Harper, a widow who lived alone at the edge of the village. Her steps were slow, and her hands trembled, but her eyes shone with warmth as she smiled at Andy. “I’ve always loved your garden, Andy,” she said. “It brings such peace to those of us who walk by. But I wonder-would you be willing to plant something for me?” “Of course,” Andy replied, his face lighting up. “What would you like?” Mrs. Harper reached into her coat pocket and pulled out a small packet of seeds. “These are forget-me-nots. My late husband loved them, and I used to plant them every year. I’d be grateful if you could find a place for them here.” Touched by her request, Andy carefully took the seeds and promised to plant them in a spot where they would flourish. He chose a sunny corner by the oak tree, knowing they would thrive there, and as he placed the seeds in the soil, he whispered a quiet promise to tend to them with the same care he gave to the rest of his garden. In the weeks that followed, the forget-me-nots began to bloom-delicate blue flowers that swayed gently in the breeze, a soft reminder of love and memory. Mrs. Harper visited often, sitting by the oak tree and watching the flowers grow. She would sit for hours, simply enjoying the peace of the garden and the sweet scent of the blossoms around her. One day, Andy found a note left by his garden gate. It was from Mrs. Harper, thanking him for planting the flowers and for sharing his garden with the village. “Your kindness has brought more joy than you know,” the note said. “I feel my husband’s presence in those flowers, and for that, I am forever grateful.” Andy smiled as he read the note, feeling a warmth in his heart. He didn’t tend to his garden for recognition or praise-he did it because it brought happiness, to himself and to others. But knowing that his small act of kindness had meant so much to Mrs. Harper made his garden feel all the more special. As the seasons passed, the garden continued to bloom, a little haven of beauty and peace. And though Andy Wardle never sought out fame or fortune, his kindness grew, just like his flowers, spreading joy to all who visited his little corner of the world.

Hey Andy, I was you several years ago on a guestlist to see Sean Rider at Durham with my best ever work colleague Mark Winter (RIP). God bless and glad to discover you

Weathers been brutal lately mate that’s why I’ve not been out in weeks

See the where Andy goes the wind follows😂

Off for a Swim 🏊🏼‍♀️??😎

Where's the full video?

no !!!!! I have got nothing whitty or sarcky to say...

How do I enter

Cracking vid mate, something different as you said. Aira Force brings back memories as does that view across Ullswater. When I was serving in H.M Forces and out in N.I we used to travel home on leave but always stopped off at Ullswater for a quick Lakes fix,before getting on A66 for the long drive south. ATB mate

Great video nice and chilled fantastic scenery thoroughly enjoyed it cheers to you both.

Has this woman sorted you out? I hope not! After 10 cans you are great fun with the impressions, sadly you don't do Frank Spencer and Betty ! Don't fall into the trap of not supping to please others! , my wife said no boozy sex so I went camping instead with all those free videos! Fantastic! I wish you both a fantastic life! God Bless whoever he is . Mark!

These shots are just fantastic my friend, great episode!

Audio Brill Andy, wind noise not half as bad

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WOW , this is absolutely Fabulous >>>>> I'll watch this video to the end , thank you for showing your amazing adventure

Nature looks so beautiful with all the Autumn colores. Such a great time to get out 😊

Camera looks good, the image was nice and stable and the sound was right there too. The hike looks nice. No one likes wet pants....

Nice one Andy/Emz 👍

Enjoyed all this video guys, sure is a lovely area to visit bro. Safe travels. Ken.

Camera perfect and sound great video as always Andy cheers for taking us along much appreciated 👍

Looked like a great day. Camera footage seemed spot on both video and audio. Nightmare parking along the lakeside now with all the no overnight parking signs.

Hi Andy, love it round Glenridding. That new camera looks/sounds great - well worth it. Atb

Had the pocket 3 since they came out, great bit of kit. What were you using before this? 😊

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I have had the alcohol free guiness and can honestly say i liked it ...:)

Nice one Andy. Good to see Hartside. Used to go up there with my driving buddies. They did top cakes in the cafe. Good roads up there too. You know what comes after a detox? A retox 🍻 🤣. ATB PS - image quality was mint 👌🏻

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Tent addict here☝️

Bless you!

Bloody scammers 🤣 well done Joe 👍

👍 omg I didn't even know there was a giveaway. Congratulations to the winner.

Yep congrats Joe. Safe travels. Ken.

congratulations Joe

Well done for winning and for doing the giveaway

Nothing to do with this video but did you know comments are turned off by KZbin on your kospet watch giveaway

congratulations Joe

You given that watch away for free? Is this a wind up!😅😅😅😅 😊! Cheers Mark!

Well done

It's a fix 😂😂 congratulations Joe atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍

Well done Joe 🎉

This must be another scam as that's not how you spell my name. 😂😂😂😂 Well done, Joe. 😊