Exploring Stafford, Staffordshire, England - 17 April, 2022

[@timrutter5025]

I lived in Stafford from 1977 to 1983 its a great tour round video and nice to see that much of its character has been kept. No mention of the High House, arguably Sraffords greatest tourist attraction, nor of Mill st. Still it was nice to reminisce.

[@stuartmoss]

Thanks Tim, it was a very interesting town to visit.

[@kiefscooper7]

nah staffords absolutely dead it was much better and full of life when you were here

[@Moxie326]

@@kiefscooper7 so true bestie

[@spartakyyy]

Stafford is interesting and cosy town. I'd be happy to visit :)

[@williamzondersen]

Beautiful

[@ismailabok4614]

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[@Bigboy95343]

Stafford used to be absolutely amazing then it started becoming a ghost town no it’s better

[@kiefscooper7]

every months there is like 2 less shops on the high street and the whole town's full of old people and roadmen

[@Moxie326]

@@kiefscooper7 so true bestie

[@loisraymcinnis6006]

Looks pretty much like Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.

[@MossHomeandGarden]

Well then maybe I'll go there at some point then :)

[@loisraymcinnis6006]

In my mind England is; large open fields of green grass and homes away from the ugly old city. And I have never been there but my grandparents lived there whom I never even met.

[@stuartmoss]

England has a very varied landscape from green and pleasant land, to coastal communities, large cities and the scars of heavy industry. It is very varied for the relatively small size of the place.

[@ash9759]

Not as good as it used to be.