The Lancashire Valley That Time Forgot

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In todays video I went to the Rossendale Valley, in Lancashire (on Lachashire day which I didn't realise) to hunt out some lost industry.
This place was famous for stone and shoes, and in my wanderings I was hoping to come accross remnants of both. Whilst I was as succesfull as I hope in finding those, I did come accross the following -
An abandoned football ground
A masonic hall
A forgotten bingo hall
2 lovely chimneys
A steam train
A dry ski slope (apparently still a thing)
And much much more...so I would say a day well spent.
I really do reccomend heading to the Rossendale Valley for an exploration, as it feels like a valley that time forgot...but maybe time is catching up and soon lots of its unqiue feature, will be gone.
As always, thanks for watching,
Until next time,
W.T
#abandoned #Valley #industrial #decay #lancashire

[@chrislonsdale6709]

1. I played football on that football pitch 2. I worked at that closed pub 3. I learnt to ski at the ski slope 4. I made slippers at Lambert Howarths mill for about 1 week when 16 deciding it was not for me. As far as I am aware they moved all the manufacturing machinery to Malaysia for the work to be done there and now just sell the slippers as retail points. I live in Tod now so in 48 years "emigrated" about 8 miles 😂 Your videos are always thoughtful and ernest. Top man

[@wanderingturnip]

Oh no way as if. This vid must have been a bit of blast from past then. I appreciate that thanks for the comment and nice words 👏👍👍

[@mrmensa1096]

@@wanderingturnip - I've got a one-eyed cat called Princess Kitty the Pretty. She doesn't need your help atm but would love a shout out / name drop !!!

[@FinanzFerdinand]

Are you on your Tod in Tod?

[@meichong8278]

Chris the big question is have you been in that 1st building standing on 1 leg with your trousers rolled up giving out funny handshakes ? Best of all tell me you've travelled that valley .......powered by steam !! 😁

[@ricktandron3669]

Brlliant comments. Thanks for sharing!

[@TonyNixon-c5l]

I run the local radio station based in the mill (with the chimney!) opposite the Old Cobblers pub. Anytime you’d like to drop in for a chat about your explorations, you’d be most welcome. Great video.

[@StephenBishopNOMAD]

@@TonyNixon-c5l what's the radio station called I will listen are you on FM or MW I used to work with Chris Evans on Piccadilly radio many years ago

[@ijustagirl74]

The was very kind the nice lady showing you.

[@ianhalsall-fox]

Lancashire folk are like that 😌

[@WeldonGHunter]

"You don't look like you'll murder me" lol

[@sg333ify]

@@WeldonGHunter Omg I thouht it would have been scary for that woman all by herself

[@robertbaldwin177]

I think all Mason's evolved from Stone Mason's, from the days when churches and cathedrals were erected out of heavy but ornate carved stone. As the industry declined, other occupations were allowed in as honourary members, leading to the freemasons.

[@TheCho-k4m]

Proper Lancashire lass, warm and friendly.

[@ellenoneill7853]

How sad. Imagine how it was back in the day. 60,000 people all working together, socialising after work, being proud of their industry and town. Pubs full and the high street thriving. Globalisation has really finished off this country.

[@GT380man]

It’s all true. Worse, it’s thoughtful, deliberate and intentional.

[@neilgodwin6531]

That, and TV with streaming media. No need to leave the house for entertainment

[@Carhern-gf7kp]

Not being able to afford going out of the house for a few drinks, food prices, school donations comstantly, fuel, rent, energy prices, fish and chips beimg a tenner! Family of 4?? Un reachable for many​@neilgodwin6531

[@anthonyrybicki1000]

Call a spade by its correct name please! Thatcherism is the British brand of globalization.Any Briton who voted Tory over the last 45 years bears responsibility for the decimated regions of the UK.Globalisation was voted for by Britons in the North as well as London,not imposed by capitalists in the USA! Low wages and poor or zero public services are still being hawked by Kemi Badenoch and her friends to find tax cuts for the well off.

[@leethrelfalllt]

It's shocking what some people have done to Britain!..😥😥😥

[@MrRushandy]

I was born and raised in the valley, as a 17 / 18 year old (30 years ago) i worked in 3 shoe factories - Hursts of Waterfoot, Lamberts in Rawtenstall and Suttons in Bacup. The site of the Suttons shoe factory was actually where Wynsors is now, you had it all in shot! I think that was one of the last to close down. I now live in Manchester, but i really appreciate this video, you did a great job - thanks.

[@benking9593]

That dry ski slope nearly killed me in the 90's 😂

[@peterallen9931]

High quality shoes are still being made in Lancashire, but in Whalley in the Ribble Valley, LANX Shoes. Great video once again, thanks.😉

[@michaelj3282]

Love how you interact with people. Good for you buddy.

[@johnny5805]

Give this man a terrestrial TV contract ! He is the 21st Century Fred Dibnah.

[@paulperry7091]

Big shoes, but the lad will grow into them, Well done that Turnip.

[@ianhalsall-fox]

I agree he should be the next face of BBC4 or Yesterday TV!

[@pimpozza]

Really interesting wanderings by our _brilliant_ Turnip.. Wearing his shoes out to bring us the best of these towns.. 😁 Always love the humour too.. 😂👏

[@tee_m]

Damn! Nuts seeing you here. I would have loved to show you around. Lived in Bacup for 22 years and further down the valley for nearly as long. It's a pretty weird place, tell you that for free! You literally walked past my front door in this video!

[@tee_m]

The cobblers (pub) had a massive fire when it was open a couple of years ago. They are working on it (allegedly).

[@tee_m]

Waterfoot had the biggest slipper factory in the world at one point (just up from where the crap arcade is). The arcade got £250k to be renovated last year, nothing so far!

[@tee_m]

Wyndsors (aka Sutton's) in Bacup don't make shoes on site any more as far as I know. Just a shop these days - they do memory foam mattresses on site.

[@tee_m]

Bingo hall has been empty 30+yrs - actually has a beautiful old facade under that horrid white tiles. You missed Elgin street! (Sort of at one point the shortest street in the world) which is near the old market hall which has been closed a very very long time.

[@wanderingturnip]

Oh thanks so much for all this man. A local guide would have been ace 👍👍

[@adystarkie]

Nice to see my home valley on your video 😊, lived all over the valley all my life , it's home and i love it 😊

[@abbeyclock4650]

Having watched so many of your videos about boarded-up shops and areas in decline, I would like you to consider making a video about Sedbergh, about 60 miles north of Rossendale. In Sedbergh, you would see what a beautiful English town looks like when everything has been repaired and maintained as needed. Many things have changed since I was there (1978-84), but all the old structures have been well maintained. You will not find any of your favourite chimneys there, but it would still be worth a trip. I guess all the local wool was taken to Manchester. Thank you, your videos are terrific!

[@YasirAraparrot]

I learned to ski on those dry slopes. I wanted to learn before going to the alps. They are brilliant for learning to turn and stop. It's tougher than on snow, so you have to accentuate the movements more than on snow. So when you first go on snow, it's like you swapped a honda Prelude for a Ferrari. I was so happy that it was easier on snow. Those places are great for learning the basics

[@markrobinson1458]

I went to a fund raiser back in the early 80s, it was to build that football ground, some 15 years later my sons played a match there, bloody shame how its turned out, we used to yake our kids to the park at the bottom of the ski slope, you've brought back some great memories for me, my life has changed exponentially since, and not all for the better, 👍

[@nelliebly6616]

❤

[@janinacebertowicz6406]

Walking up Bacup Road to Waterfoot, the hills on the right were quarries with their own workshops, cranes. Producing stone for those civic buildings, houses and 73 mills. Tramways ran up the side of the hill tothe top to collect the stone. Further on before Elegant Shoes on the right the large Union Mill, owned by Red Rose Slippers Holdings. Making slippers in the 2000s. My studio was in a corner of the first floor and the slippers were produced till mid 2000s until one morning everything just stopped. Replaced by imported slippers. Fantastic place.

[@Fiveeightsix]

My dogs are disappointed that your videos have a lack of cats. But I’m delighted with all your work.

[@awatson8699]

Hi, i have been subscribed to you for a long time. I have never made a comment but i have watched all your videos and i had to now. I love all the architecture there lovely place 😊

[@wanderingturnip]

Ah well thanks so much for watching, I proper appreciate it 😃😃

[@erickenyon4457]

My Son lives in that Mill..😁don’t knock em down, re use em 😁great chimney

[@foreversearchingste]

Thanks 4 this vid. My family moved up 2 Lancashire from Somerset in the early 70's as my Dad sold material from Italy for the footwear trade in the valley. Very sad 2 see the old factories now closed, like Kidderminster and Kenyons, my Dad called it the mecca 4 shoe manufacturing. My Dad died just over a year ago but this brought back fond memories. So thankyou again 👍

[@lindahughes2289]

Looks like a nice solid town ! Beautiful/potential. USA

[@danceswithaardvarks3284]

When I saw Kidderminster in the thumbnail I was expecting the Severn Valley, oh well it was interesting anyhow.

[@roberttaylor6075]

I was speaking with that guy at the railway a few years ago when the train we were on derailed. He told us we were very privileged as it had only happened twice.

[@stephenhampson5585]

Enjoyed the video ta. The old mill that is now flats, you were outside of, is Ilex Mill built in 1856. A company called Hoyle & Hoyle made slippers there I actually live in the building.

[@TenaciousP]

My mum worked in an estate agency based in Ilex Mill in the late 80s what a weird and cold office that was.

[@mrlume9475]

Wandering Turnip Feline help, comedy gold!😂😂

[@spuff1984]

I spent the first 31 years of my life living in Rossendale and absolutely couldn't wait to leave. As beautiful as a lot of the area is, the local mentality is very odd compared to most of the country and the gradual decay has been very evident my entire life. It will always feel like 'home' to me when I'm passing through the valley but I'm far happier knowing my house is isn't here any more.

[@TenaciousP]

Yep, we bought our first house there for £18,000 in the late 80s - as soon as we had children we moved out - I’ve been back and Rawtenstall does look lovely now but you are right it has a strange way about it.

[@davidhart2979]

You are brill for our heritage. Love you for what you do.

[@LeeFelton-y7d]

Would have liked to see that town about 30-40 years ago I bet it was an amazing place sad how everything changes

[@tommiecharcoal]

I worked at Suttons in 1987, for 3 weeks. The first day I was there the guy teaching me the machine chopped three fingers off while I was watching. Then I went to Fords Quarry at crown point and a guy got run over by a bulldozer. In those days the pubs were all open, I loved The Shanter working mens club at shawforth, they had discos and people got chucked in the horse trough outside. Great work

[@stevecooper3010]

and there's more......

[@nelakroyd532]

Loved this tour and your shoe versus stone wisdom. I've gone south now but miss the north. Looks like the north misses the north too. Sad to see the old stuff rotting.

[@kittymac9804]

In all of history, stone is stronger than shoe 😂 love this! Thank you for visiting the forgotten towns, especially arounds Lancs and Yorks 😀

[@nlanderson825]

no one can resist the turnip's charm

[@muckle8]

Putty in his hands m8 - haha

[@MarquisedeWhat]

He's himself, isn't he. :)

[@StephenBishopNOMAD]

I'm a full time vanlifer in waterfoot rossendale absolutely love it 8 yrs now great video

[@RobinPalmerTV]

The masons seems like such a weird organisation. Cracking vid. Time (or investment) seemed to stop in that part of the country

[@GT380man]

It is. At the lowest level it’s about mutual assistance especially in business. At its highest level, it’s been internationally important for centuries. Still is. Invitation only.

[@stav2002]

"Lovely bit of column" is now in my vocabulary. 😂

[@AcornElectron]

16:00 Ski Rossendale is super useful for local schools going to Austria on skiing trips. That’s my input 😂

[@traceywoodall6937]

So interesting David. What a lovely lady showing us the Masonic Hall beautiful building and very interesting. Thanks mate 👍

[@stephnewman1357]

​@@sandi8596 No they aren't. In the uk they have open days to the public. I've visited two. I know a few masons too. Normal blokes with normal lives and families.

[@GT380man]

@@stephnewman1357At lowest level, indeed. At higher degrees of Freemasonry, it’s core watchword is secrecy. It’s among the best known secret societies in the sense that their existence is not secret. The aspect you relate is true & is the majority of ordinary operations. However, you’re naive in the extreme if you think it stops at that kind of activity.

[@douglassmith215]

@@stephnewman1357what do they do?

[@stephnewman1357]

@@douglassmith215 go to lodge meetings, raise money for charity at their black tie events.

[@TheCho-k4m]

Beautiful carpentry in that Masonic lodge, lovely building as well, good on them for protecting it.

[@Joe_P839]

The beautiful views and local history are nice, but the main reason I watch is to learn gems of wisdom like stone is stronger than shoe 😁

[@roomullan3050]

What a lovely lady showing you round the M hall

[@19bob53]

We used to sell fabrics into some of the companies in the Valley. One eventually moved to Portugal for cheaper labour.

[@ricktandron3669]

Outstanding video and commentary. Very kind shout out to cat rescue. Keep on keeping on. Great work.

[@Oneboothy]

My Great Great Grandad is from Bacup and he was a sales rep for one of the shoe companies there, I often think how his life must have been. Thanks for showing this forgotten part of the world.

[@markvogel5872]

the covered thing is called an awning. 19:02

[@lemonaid2216]

It's known in Waterfoot as "The Arcade"

[@chai_ste]

Discovering the delights of Rossendale to come across the last remaining functioning temperance bar in England that makes and sells its own non-alcoholic drinks called Mr Fitzpatrick's Temperance Bar Temperance Bars have an interesting history going back to the 19th and early 20th centuries which you might be interested to have a look into!

[@peterlee5535]

I've long wanted to visit Rossendale purely for that reason!

[@onlyme1210]

My wife and I have moved from Manchester and lived in Rossendale for 20 years and still love it.

[@pambromley7481]

Me too .

[@PedroGonzalez11111]

To anyone outside of the north west, you’re talking about one and the same. A look at the map shows this appears to be 17 miles. I wouldn’t even be impressed if you said you WALKED it.

[@alantee1]

I love your enthusiasm, thanks for posting.

[@martinbury9223]

Lancashire Day. 🌹👍

[@stevecooper3010]

What a great show, your enthusiasm and passion are great to see! Wow, the cobbled roads survived.

[@TenaciousP]

I used to live just off Burnley Road, Crawshawbooth and there was a slipper factory behind our cottage - god it pumped out some shit out of the chimneys - black soot used to collect on our windowsills.

[@NorthernSoulExpress]

is it me or does "Valley of Stone" sound like a brilliant metal band name?

[@Lord_Funk]

It does. 🤘

[@muckle8]

Their brilliant 1st album “ cold stone dead “

[@PureBlood-TV-Official]

I put a ski pole through my knee 30-years ago on that slope. Fascinating place Rossendale.

[@Peter-MH]

Great video! 👍 Really interesting seeing these areas which were once like little microclimates of industry! Keep up the great work!

[@janinacebertowicz6406]

Those quarries ripping up the hills, thousands of homes going up , cobbled streets, factories must have been a rerrifying to the rural community and a culture shock. Whitaker Museum worth visiting with some displays relating to footwear and local industry.

[@mantaszmenskis5619]

Stone and shoes, two of my favorite subjects,

[@andyohare]

I like cheese and peas myself

[@larx4074]

Another great video, very enjoyable. That'll be a "glazed canopy" over the pavement at Waterfoot.....

[@lemonaid2216]

@@larx4074 It's known locally in Waterfoot as "The Arcade"

[@Ourjudd]

Awesome, I like looking round old Masonic halls, and orange lodges.

[@Dailymailnewz]

China sells even the shoes so cheap that shoe repairs are not available except in the City of London, where some odd fellows buy expensive stuff.

[@GT380man]

They’re still in use for the range of activities they’ve always conducted.

[@dcarbs2979]

The spirit of Fred Dibhah lives on.

[@davidlove1944]

no fred lived in Bolton that's miles away from the valley

[@dcarbs2979]

@@davidlove1944 I was talking more about his enthusiasm for industrial heritage. Fred travelled all over the country to explore it and he's a damn sight nearer than I am! My county doesn't even end in 'shire'.

[@JamesOYC]

Come for the cats, stay for the proverbs: "Stone is stronger than shoe". Cheers Turnip!

[@19bob53]

Railway, East Lancs Railway from Bury to Rawtenstall, does extended to Heywood and is still connected to the Manchester Yorkshire line. Been on it few times, run by volunteers.

[@LISAandMARK]

30 years ago I worked making Slippers in Kettering and we would sell them to Kidderminster footwear.

[@claptrappers]

There isn't much manufacturing these days-it's mainly importing and exporting now. Both the Cobblers Pub and Kidderminster Footwear burned down. The Arcade in Waterfoot was one of the first buildings in the UK to have electricity. The Ski Slope is still popular, but not super popular. You can have skiing and snowboarding lessons there, as well as tubing for the kids. Professional skiers still practice on it as it gives more resistance to snow. Rawtenstall is much better than 20 years ago; Bank Street, where you were the Cobblers Key Cutting place, was mainly boarded-up and charity shops. Now, it's more vibrant for restaurants and microbreweries. Walking around Rossendale on a cold, quiet day does make it look more crumby than it is. Let me know if you ever fancy revisiting, and I'll take you over the tops (it's not a hard walk). The views are spectacular and there's loads of history about the quarries and stone factories and stuff up there

[@J.A.Madventures]

I’m glad you’ve filmed these, cos I was telling my husband about them and he said he doesn’t know what I mean, I said our local bike club and I rode through them. So I’ll show him this thanks 👌🏼🌈✝️🕊️

[@irenefitzpatrick6480]

Rossendale dry ski slope was the only one in the area at one time. My late mother-in-law’s family worked in the slippery trade and still live in the Rossendale valley. Very interesting! ❤

[@irenefitzpatrick6480]

Slipper not slippery! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@beethimbles8801]

Awww my son learnt to ski on that dry slope before he went to Switzerland with Scouts! That was a decade ago!

[@NHS768]

Wow the old market hall is on the same street as the 1980s police tv show ( as you walk down the hill you can see the old police station which was used on the show 😂😊

[@adystarkie]

Juliet Bravo

[@user-lp1uy4tw6p]

Love your videos abd your focus on architecture. The walk way cover you pointed out whist crumbling was a Victorian glass-topped canopy. In Southport the shopping area Lord Street is fine example of canopied walk ways and arcades. Opposite side back in the day was adorned with gardens, fountains and classical buildings. An interesting fact about Southport is that between 1846 to 1848, Napoléon III of France (Charles Louis Napoléon Bonaparte), lived here during his exile before becoming Emperor of France in 1851. The ornate Victorian covered walkways and arcades and rows of fine trees, had a profound effect upon him, which is said that Napoléon implemented into the design of the Champs Elysées in Paris. Southport used to be truly a first class shopping destination with its exclusive boutiques, high-street stores and plenty of covered shopping areas. Havent been for years and wonder how it looks now?

[@mstc72]

Really interesting.I love economic and social history

[@Croi_Fiain]

That's a great collection of columns and chimneys. From the Mason's Lodge to the dry ski slope - I had totally forgotten about them - what a great tour video. Mad the ski slope is still there with working lift just there spinning despite the lack of people to use them - it's like some dystopian scene. Shame about The old Cobblers pub, the old market and, well everything else that's there wearing out slowly :(

[@StevenManning-v2l]

Good video again! Northampton still has remnants of it’s shoe industrial past with a large collection of shoes in the Boot and Shoe museum.

[@ceh5526]

My mum and dad had their wedding reception in the Free Masons' Hall. I've heard this on good authority, as I wasn't there at the time. I've just moved back to Rossendale after an absence of 30 years. You're right, nothing seems to have changed, which is good or bad depending on your experience. Lots and lots of new homes being built, old building re-use, small businesses and shops, etc. Its only about a 30/40 minute drive from Manchester, and the nearest hills to the city, so it will only get better (apart from Bacup, naturally 🙄).

[@DamienTalksMoney]

Great meeting you on Friday mate! Good luck with the channel you have a great way on camera

[@wanderingturnip]

Yes mate good to meet you. Funny you should comment as I was literally just looking for your email. Always good to chat to people in the game 👍

[@DamienTalksMoney]

@ it’s just the channel name @gmail.com hit me up

[@jent1914]

Windsors is where Suttons was, my mum and dad worked in the shoe factories in the 80’s-90’s

[@racheljudge5029]

I live in Burnley , but Crawshawbooth and Rawtenstall hold my heart i love the valley ! such a shame about all the shoe industry going🥺 there was a mill lambert howarths in burnley ,still with chimney but shut down years ago, interesting if you google it , I can still see at least 3/4 chimneys threw my window i love them 👌

[@DouglasGriffiths-s9b]

You never know what's going to Turn up. Cheers 🍓

[@viv73903]

There is still a dry ski slope in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, near me. I am enjoying your videos btw.

[@amandasmith3177]

Thankyou❤

[@hayleygerbil3109]

Haha this is so cool, you walked right past where I grew up, near the Kidderminster footwear place. In fact I was just there yesterday! One of my favourite parts of Waterfoot is that the snowman light in the paint shop is the same snowman they've had since the early 90's, and it reminds me of being a kid ❤

[@LordEwanofYorkshire]

You need to go to a shop called Lanx in Whalley, Lancashire. They still make shoes by hand

[@mikeinportland30]

Great video. I'll say it again, love the structure you create by chance or design. Most every one being a journey of some sort like all good stories are with a goal announced at beginning and then all sorts of "adventures" and discoveries along that journey, reaching a satisfyingly end (I was hoping you'd find a local shoemaker still in Bacup at the end, but your recap did the job and, well the steam train and Lancashire Day were maybe better!). Of course extra points for me for anything East Lancashire where my roots go far and deep (not Rossendale Valley but Ribble/Calder, still close enough for some great memories...and I've actually been to Bacup!). Anyway, well done again. Here in the states (well, let's face it, UK too) we need some positive distractions just now! 👏👏👏

[@SSB-im9mn]

It's not pronounced, Tuckson, it's "Tueson". Very nice Masonic Hall architecture, too. Congrats on a most interesting channel. 👍👍 PS Why is there no football team there anymore? What a shame!

[@ponyboymb]

Great video fella 👍, geez the snow slide! Congrats on seeing more chimneys 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Happy days 👍, if u remember Kangol (still around I think) but their factory now' long gone was just up the coast from us 💯💯👍

[@WhiteRabbitchanel]

What a result getting a tour of the lodge

[@bigdanny185]

Love the video! I’ve jumped on the comments to tell you that there’s an operational dry ski slope where I live, in Scotland. It’s called Midlothian ski centre and has just had a new attraction called the alpine coaster.

[@stu2tru]

i think it's quite funny how people that aren't part of the brotherhood (masons) tend to get so impressed and start theorizing things when they see a lodge meeting hall lol

[@GT380man]

At lowest levels it’s not mysterious, as it’s mostly about mutual assistance, mostly in business. It is secret though, even at low levels. At the highest levels, they are among the groups which run the world and have done for centuries. Invitation only.

[@rockstarjoe5725]

what minute mark u on about

[@stu2tru]

@@GT380man i think it would be mire accurate to say a lot of the elites that run the country are masonic brotherhood. but the masonic brotherhood doesn't run the world

[@PedroGonzalez11111]

@@GT380manlame!

[@PeaThree]

Really interesting to watch, especially the Masonic Lodge. My grandma owned a shop in Rawtenstall over 40 years ago and was a member of the masons, i bet she went to that lodge!

[@PresidentSquigglyMiggly]

The masons are a male only assocaition

[@TransportNut89]

Absolutely love old architecture! Also love a good ghost sign. Remember seeing and photographing one in London not too long ago above the Market Coffee house on Crispin Street

[@Mr.LH.]

Great video… your videos have improved no end… keep it up 👍

[@maximus1998]

whenever i see your vids a part of me feel like i was born in the wrong time todays world just go to fast

[@amandatattersall5682]

I was born in rossendale and my mum used to make slippers in haslingden

[@monkeymagic4555]

Getting stiff for slippers......legend!

[@pg1967]

You missed quite a bit in Rawtenstall, Englands last Temperance Bar and the new market. Ski slope still busy and popular. Great video .. new follower just watched this and your Darwen vid. Old quarry workings but you need to get up into the surrounding hills.

[@johntate131]

Great content on this one! I love old building that you were showing. Cute little shopping places that need some tenants though

[@marcbeebe]

Worth a view for the steam train or the chimneys. Everything else was a bonus!

[@SierraNovemberKilo]

You managed not to mention the Britannia Coconut Dancers....famed Morris dancing troupe of Bacup.

[@NorthernRealm]

Oi oi. So Sunderland still has a dry ski slope and a few Masonic temples. Next time you're up I'll show you them. Class vid pal.

[@tristanpage6805]

Great content

[@Michaelchester-x1l]

Another great video David.

[@jasonslade2272]

Veranda

[@lindaryden25]

There’s another dry ski slope near Sabden it runs down the side of Wellsprings pub, Pendle Hill. I really enjoy your videos and look forward to them.