Paul Rimmer visits the historic Welsh town of Conwy

Paul takes the viewer on a historic tour of the town of Conwy Wales. Please help to support Paul's KZbin channel and contribute to: www.PayPal.me/paulrim

[@camillazapolsky8940]

Fascinating! Thank you from the USA.

[@johnfrancis2215]

Love Wales, historic and beautiful landscapes to boot, got everything

[@jandances1687]

It's lovely to see the beautiful history we're proud of thank you.

[@bobbybob3988]

I used to love wales as a kid on family holidays to Conway, Betsy cowyd and Rhyl. Need to go back and see it all again!

[@beehappy7666]

O my days I’ve never loved history as much as I do when you teach it. X thank you xx

[@paulrimmer2853]

Making history live! Thanks so much.

[@Clair.e]

Thank you for this wonderful video. And for sharing the heritage of our beloved country.

[@petersharp8432]

Lovely video & so interesting.

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I remember Conway Castle, we used to hit North Wales a lot in the 60's-Llandudno, Anglesey - great to see the old joint is holding up in the 21st Century Paul!

[@thalitagreyvenstein787]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻thank you for ur videos. Love the history of the place you go to. The beauty of the old homes and buildings. I am to old and poor to ever get to go to the places. So thank you. Bless the two of u From Cape Town 🙏🏻🕊🌹🌹

[@paulrimmer2853]

Greetings to South Africa. Love your appreciation.

[@gullygullible9769]

Thanks for the post much appreciated and enjoyed ! Peace

[@gullygullible9769]

@Cool Waters Wat the hell is wrong with you ! Peace

[@terrydonegan1622]

Fab. So enjoyed that. I noticed Drew Pritchards antique shop in the High St. There. Thank you

[@sirdandandy1736]

Nice video .

[@Snakesborough]

Brings back happy memories from the the time when I walked with my 15 kilogram rucksack from Llanfairfechan to Aberystwyth in june/july 1990. Back in the eighties I studied history and medieval languages, and one of those languages was Middle Welsh, so I wanted to trek through Cymru. I still remember the first sentence that I learned in Middle Welsh: Kerdet a orugant y dyd hwnnw hyd ucher. God save your Queen and may God save our King! Best wishes from the Netherlands (Yr Iseldiroedd)! Thank you most kindly for your videos!

[@paulrimmer2853]

Amazing memories there Sir & so glad you can still recite in Welsh! It's a hard language to remember.

[@Snakesborough]

@@paulrimmer2853 Far easier than Irish ;-)

[@paulrimmer2853]

@@Snakesborough Irish is no longer an organic language whereas Welsh is spoken as the first tongue right across North Wales.

[@paulbtopchef]

Great video & interesting information. Thx Conway reminds me a bit of Salisbury

[@paulrimmer2853]

Salisbury beautiful place with breathtaking cathedral.A long way South but well worth video.

[@jamiegoodrich3838]

Love this video being from s.wales I still having been .but it's still my mission to visit all castles in the iron ring..loves our history and history in general..Conway castle see u soon

[@skadiwarrior2053]

Another good video, Thank you.

[@athelstan927]

very interesting Paul.. Loll Frances and myself watching vid.. super really Paul.. great knowledge..

[@paulrimmer2853]

Wonderful family pic there Lawrence. A must visit.

[@athelstan927]

@@paulrimmer2853 great place .. felt right at home there..

[@paulrimmer2853]

@@athelstan927 Water,mountains,history& ice cream...perfect.

[@onenessseeker5683]

lovely fellow you are.

[@peterpyke1213]

if the bbc did this they would need about 20 people.looks very unspoilt and well kept,a great tourist destination.well done paul

[@Chris-oc9eb]

Another brilliant video 👍🏻

[@paulrimmer2853]

Cheers Chris.

[@Mark_Dyer1]

In 1979, I was employed as the seasonal 'Assistant Harbour-Master' of Conwy, under the late Lieut. Commander Brian Halliday , and lived in Llys Sychnant. It is great to see it in your video, Paul. Conwy is one of the jewels of Wales. Plas Mawr was the home of the Royal Cambrian Academy: not sure if it still is. We used to dine at ALFREDO'S in Lancaster Square. Truly envy you being there on such a glorious day. Of course, back in the 1970s it was also a notorious 'bottle-neck' on the A55: now relieved by the tunnel beneath the river.

[@paulrimmer2853]

Great background story there Mark. Its still brilliant in the sunshine!

[@moran68]

N.Wales coast second home to many a scouser .

[@paulrimmer2853]

Greater Lliveŕpool!

[@ravenhill_firelord_1968]

i saw this last night, did it get pulled by youtube? i'm welsh and manx on my mothers side - hope this video stays.

[@paulrimmer8995]

Had to take of and correct HD settings was on SD

[@bradleysmith9240]

Great vid p, loved it x

[@paulrimmer2853]

Hi Father Brad. Heard about little Stella. I'll be up to Crocky soon. Congrats lad.xx

[@bradleysmith9240]

Thanks very much p, she’s a blessing, look forward to seeing you soon x

[@scofair5551]

I've not been further west than Chester. Must visit.

[@hooper7735]

As a proud Englishman I will defend to my dying breath the right for every Welshman to speak Welsh freely .... 👍

[@jamiegoodrich3838]

Just got here now doing castle in morning..anything else u recommend. Mite do caernarfon castle on way home sunday..mixed grill and pints to start of the night

[@paulrimmer2853]

Hope you took in lovely Llandudno as well.

[@derinformationstechniker4507]

I think this must be near the Prisoner-town (see: Patrik MacGoohan).

[@paulrimmer2853]

Portmerion...a fair way across Snowdonia

[@hudson7354]

I thought this person was banned from KZbin amongst other social media outlets

[@paulrimmer2853]

Facebook & Twitter gone,but hanging on to KZbin!

[@davidwhiteside6713]

two of your vid taken down the first two on this lot

[@spacehoppermark6161]

Time to defend this beautiful island.......... You shoulda been ont telly Paul ;-)

[@paulrimmer2853]

I agree. BBC 2 in the 70s would've been nice.

[@terrybrennan106]

Will you get behind the N I vets Paul ?

[@paulrimmer2853]

Important issue. 29th sounds awesome. Been discussing it with some of the organisers.

[@trixietru]

Paul and Mike, I think your new microphone might be just TOO good. The wind often drowned out Paul’s commentary. You must find a way to stop that.

[@paulrimmer2853]

Yep we took off the shotgun Mic, it picks up everything.

[@clvanhorne7841]

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[@hudson7354]

The only interesting part of that was the DHL van.

[@paulrimmer2853]

Glad we got the van in, so important.

[@theother1281]

There were no Welsh insurgents; you can't be an insurgent in your own country. The English were the invaders illegally occupying Wales.

[@paulrimmer2853]

It was actually a Welsh Army led by Normans. Edward brought the bowmen up from the Valleys.

[@paulrimmer2853]

Legality in the Middle Ages came from the Pope downwards. Edward was the legal ruler of the British Isles.