The Rodney Street Pyramid: Liverpool's Most Haunted Landmark

[@historiusmaximus]

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[@bighproductions0]

Walked past this hundreds of times but never knew that ✌️

[@alanpengo3335]

I'm from Liverpool and was told the story about losing his soul to the devil ,I've seen this pyramid grave many times, thanks for my further education of this gravestones history

[@Toadonthehill.]

Very well done my friend 🤩. I had not heard this story before and found it fascinating. In my youth I worked as a Gravedigger for a number of years and witnessed several incidents that are only believable to those with open minds. I was on my own each time and whenever I’ve told my tales I am often dismissed as a Crank or the listener tries very hard to find alternative reasons to what I’ve witnessed. I’ve found sticking to the facts and not saying it’s Proof of an Afterlife or Alternative Reality, but instead allow the person listening to the account to make up there own minds. Also try not to get into an argument with the people who think I’m talking a lot of Rubbish. Brilliant presentation my friend I am envious of your talent and look forward to seeing more from you. Take it easy Brother 👍.

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you for the kind words and for sharing your story. Myths and folklore are the cornerstone of culture. Almost everyone has a local tale to tell.

[@darrenneil4533]

I know exactly what you are saying! I have found it very frustrating at times. Lol It’s not the end when we die.

[@Toadonthehill.]

@@darrenneil4533 Thank you my friend, we will all know the answer one way or the other in the end 😎.

[@nessus47]

I know you speak the truth, I have had many such incidents over the years, so has my elder brother.

[@wookieboss2643]

Can you tell us some of the things that happened? My parents told me of a time they went to pay respects to a relatives grave. It was late in the day just before dark and the grounds keeper was just about to lock the gates as they arrived, but being a kind man he said go ahead I can wait. They went through towards the area the gravestone was, as they walked down my mother noticed a figure in the distance ( about 100 yards away) standing, looking and sometimes kneeling at a grave stone and said to my dad " he nearly got locked in the cemetery, that's an interesting outfit, nice top hat!". They both observed and approved of the old victorian style clothes the man had on with a large top hat and then carried on across to the location. So as they head back up they say to the grounds keeper there was someone els in there, has he left already?. No it's just you, I do a check round and there is no way I could miss someone, its 1 way in and out etc.. They both were like well we assure you someone was over that side 10 minutes ago. So he goes to check and sure enough, nobody is there. It wasn't a shadowed figure or partly transparent or anything. Just a man paying respects is all they thought as they passed him.

[@MJARTBYDAY]

Omg I love the illustrations in this story. You tell the story so well wow. Thank you

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you. You are so welcome! Really pleased you enjoyed it 😊

[@richminor3081]

Excellent video ! Graphics artist deserves a raise !

[@historiusmaximus]

Most of the images were A.I. generated and then I edited them and colour-graded them in photoshop to get the look I was after. Thanks for watching Rich

[@jennasanders4211]

Oh I love this am from Liverpool and walk past this everyday for work it always gives me the creeps

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks so much Jenna.

[@jennasanders4211]

@@historiusmaximus your welcome keep up the good work 👍

[@greeneyesp2039]

@@jennasanders4211 hello jenna another liverpudlian here

[@jennasanders4211]

@@greeneyesp2039 hi 👋🏻

[@greeneyesp2039]

@@jennasanders4211 hello there

[@user-cm8en8or1p]

Greta visuals and narration. Subbed.

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks for the sub. Very much appreciated

[@xenephon6618]

Amazingly well done video. I've always been intrigued by that monument. It just looks so out of place on that street

[@windsorSJ]

Great video, love the graphics. I've always wondered about that pyramid. As for the story, I think it's a load of tosh.

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you. Yeh, the story is complete fiction. But an interesting local legend all the same 😁

[@Cathy-pc6pp]

remember reading about mckenzie's grave in Tom slemens haunted liverpool. btw love the voice over lol ive been to the grave when i was young

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks Cathy

[@anfieldlegend]

a fascinating story, which is well told. looking forward to seeing your future content.

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks Kevin 👍🏻

[@irish1209]

Excellent video! Liked and subbed! Looking forward to more of your work, thank you!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you very much!

[@hablin1]

The illustrations are wonderful ❤

[@niceuneasy]

Grafix are amazing!!....subbed 👍

[@lisabunnie22960]

Absolutely spectacular production. Thank you. Subbed immediately!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you so much. Very kind 😊

[@andrewdaley5480]

Subbed. Was supprised by the quality i thought you were a more established utuber. 🇬🇧 👍

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you. Very much appreciated. My wife had been on at me for years to make use of my creative skills 😅

[@ThatsViews]

@@historiusmaximus A very wise woman. I have just subbed. The company I work for is based in Liverpool. Our offices are at the back of The Liver Building. In the Exchange Buildings.

[@historiusmaximus]

@Martin S I showed my missus your comment. She gave me a smug little head nod and said thanks Martin 😂

[@greygamertales1293]

This could be a good plotline for a Doctor Who episode.

[@historiusmaximus]

Love that idea. 👍🏻

[@uingaeoc3905]

Beautiful graphics. St Andrews CoS Church was derelict for decades but Grade II Listed as is the Mckenzie Tomb. Liverpool John Moore's Uni has acquired a number of handsome old buildings in the vicinity, indeed the V-C's office is on the opposite side of Rodney Street to the church. The Uni eventually got consent from the CoS to take it over and a Heritage England grant to rebuild and furnish it , one of the facade cupolas had disintegrated, and it is now a teaching department of the Uni.

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks for sharing that info. I saw people coming in and out when I visited a few weeks ago, but I wasn't sure what it was being used for. I had planned to take close-up footage of the tomb, but the gate was locked, and I didn't want to disrespectfully jump the railings.

[@uingaeoc3905]

@@historiusmaximus I think it is accessed through the other LJMU buildings at the rear of it which are reached through Hope Street, the old convent on the corner with Brownlow Hill..

[@janetmaddock8249]

I have known this story for many years, but didn't connect him to Liverpool's body snatchers. I have to say I am almost disappointed to learn he isn't sat at a table with a winning hand of cards. It has been one of my favorite Liverpool tales, since a little girl. I really enjoyed this content.

[@historiusmaximus]

Hi Janet. I just posted a video about the Liverpool bodysnatchers you mentioned. 😊

[@navelriver]

Fascinating story with a dramatic and professional presentation! Thanks!

[@jameswight6259]

Thanks! Really enjoyed this! Great story telling, good historical content and fantastic visuals. Genuinely surprised you’ve only got 2 videos!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks a lot James. I really appreciate that. I'll have a new video up hopefully within the next couple of hours. Something very different and even a little controversial.

[@sallyfreeman7994]

Great vid looking forward for next one. Subscribed

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you 😊

[@This_Man90]

01:11 This is exactly how i always visualized Jack the ripper.

[@xenephon6618]

I was thinking the exact same thing. Coincidently, I saw a documentary years ago that connected Jack the Ripper with Liverpool

[@jodu626]

@@xenephon6618 tbf jack the ripper is connected with everywhere. he’s connected with H H HOLMES. which defies time and space lol

[@xenephon6618]

@@jodu626 ha ha. Yeh, you're right

[@MarcusMaximus909]

Local liverpool lad here ... maybe we're related lol... walked past this as a child in 70s and often wondered what this mysterious tomb was and who was buried there. So thank you for solving it for me!

[@JohnDavies-cn3ro]

Great story, with some very good artwork. Interesting to see how these tales start off, and how, once started, they keep on going.

[@mamasinger49]

Fantastically done, subscribed!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you 🙌

[@mattycaine2420]

This is superb. You're doing our city proud 👏

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks Matty. Glad you liked it mate.

[@ZigZagZig36]

brilliant documentary would love to see more from this channel

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you. More to come

[@historiusmaximus]

@Zig Zag Zig hi mate. I just posted a video that I think you might be interested in as it's related to this one. Give it a watch when you get time and leave a comment. I would love to hear your thoughts on it. 👍🏻

[@jodu626]

wow. this was fantastically done. subscribed

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you so much. I'm humbled

[@Original50]

Excellent imagery! 👍

[@jimnoakes9394]

Amazingly well presented!! great illustrations.keep up the great work.

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks Jim. I'll do my best 👍🏻

[@dullahan7677]

A.I. generated. You can tell by the hands. Programming hasn't been able to overcome this yet. It's funny because most artists say that hands are the most difficult part of the body to draw. I guess even computers agree.

[@historiusmaximus]

@Dullahan it's true. I had to completely replace the hands in one of these images as the A.I. totally screwed them up!

[@adrianhearty2078]

Great video and fantastic art work. Hope you can create more (especially Liverpool based ones).

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks mate. I've got a few Liverpool and Wirral projects lined up

[@trojanette8345]

@@historiusmaximus Yes. Please do tell.

[@historiusmaximus]

I just put up a new Liverpool history video that I think you'll like 😉

[@magnusgreel275]

This was really interesting, thanks!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks Magnus. Much appreciated 👍🏻

[@mauricebate5069]

Love to hear folklore stories ! This one was one I've never heard of . Great story telling

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@edgardner8539]

Spooky story with the actual facts explained at the end. Excellent!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks very much mate

[@DJW1981]

Very interesting, thanks for making this. 👍

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it

[@DJW1981]

@@historiusmaximus Looking forward to more 👍

[@caroletraynor8763]

Often wondered about this pyramid when I've passed it by, really creepy.

[@loonylinda]

my mum lived in rodney street during the 30s and 40s

[@anneliamohara2842]

Stayed in Rodney Street in the 70,s at Gladstone House wonder if that is haunted as well ?

[@susangavaghan]

I heard the story of William Mackenzie and always believed it. Thanks for telling the true story.

[@janealivekickin5302]

Brilliant thanks, have you any more stories from our area ? anything on spring-heeled Jack? anyway loved it.

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you Jane. I've got a few video ideas on local history and folklore. It's just a matter of getting the time to make them, between work and family commitments. Stay tuned 😉

[@fineichangeditagain5675]

Apparently (it's my grandads story that was told to me by my Nan so there might be some embellishment or straight up lies but I don't know), my grandad actually met that ghost. Apparently as my grandad was walking home from work one night, he sees this man walking down the street in old clothing, now this being October he thinks it to be a man in fancy dress coming or going to a party one night. So my grandad greets the man, who tips his hat and says something along the lines of "Good evening young man", my grandad thought nothing of it until the man proceeded to walk through a wall, absolutely confusing and terrifying my grandad who then proceeded to run home, which was quite a far distance so he must've been terrified. I don't actually know if that was that ghost, but I'm told it was for some reason. Like I'm skeptical because like the tomb seems to be quite far from Woolton from what I remember anyway.

[@redbeki]

Fascinating. I like the graphics too, excellent.

[@morovvs]

Great video

[@20storeysdown]

Great vid… wonderful art. Looking forward to more quality content.

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you kindly!

[@tonimorris3498]

Love the story intriguing held your attention

[@byronfowler5988]

I’ve actually seen it and now I know the story !! Liverpool is full of history! Thanks for the video mate

[@Malabus73]

This is beautifully produced. Thumbs up!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks very much 😊

[@GregPodster133]

I've delivered many a order on Rodney Street in the mid eighties, ( multidrop 7.5 ton driver) this vlog caught my eye and I really enjoyed it. ( new subscriber) 👍👍

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks for the sub Greg. Glad you liked the video 👍🏻

[@Bambisgf77]

The illustrations were brilliant! 🎉very well done sir, I hope to see more productions from this channel. Subbed!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you so much. Very much appreciated. I've been working hard on a follow-up video that is semi connected to this one. Hopefully, it should be up by Friday. 😊

[@theancientz9725]

​@Historius Maximus I just watched your latest video and the production quality is even better than this one. 👌

[@robinhood3926]

You are on the road which mr ballen and others are walking. Keep it up brother

[@Madame_Butterfly_13]

I really loved this! My dad had told me about Mackenzie when I was a kid & had forgotten the details…Thank you! Gotta subscribe 😊

[@historiusmaximus]

Glad you liked it. Thank you

[@quadq6598]

Neat. I live in Huskisson Street so walk past the Pyramid tomb most days it is surreal, especially at night.

[@historiusmaximus]

I can imagine it looking quite eerie in the dead of night

[@christopherwinrow3878]

Brilliant video mate respect YNWA brother

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks mate. Much appreciated brother 👊🏼

[@keegan773]

Rodney Street, the location of my Orthodontist in the late 1960’s. I never went there in the dark.

[@koyore]

591/new sub. What great store telling. This graphics, narration, and music. Most excellent job. Thank you!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you. I'm truly humbled by all the positive comments

[@koyore]

@@historiusmaximus You totally deserve the praise. Two amazing well done videos to start an exciting channel. Eager to see your next video. No pressure lol. I 61 yr Indiana USA.

[@buffplums]

What a brilliant story. The art work is stunning too.

[@sophiabee8924]

I walk past here so often and I have heard so many version excursions of this story but all ending with him sitting in a chair in the pyramid. Nice one, thank you.

[@paulmurgatroyd6372]

Ahh we don't get proper fogs any more.. It's hardly worth owning a top hat these days.

[@RKusmie64]

That was really interesting. I enjoyed listening!

[@historiusmaximus]

I'm so pleased you found it interesting. Thanks

[@gilliansherlock7211]

great documentary .Thank you .

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you Gillian. 😊

[@historiusmaximus]

I just posted a new one that's semi connected to this one that might interest you.

[@sandramillett8267]

I live near Rodney Street and walk past most days. Not heard this story before.

[@dawnjeanballard2874]

Love these stories.

[@historiusmaximus]

So pleased you liked it Dawn. Many thanks 😊

[@chrisball3778]

It's funny how history repeats itself. The Romans also got swept up in 'Egyptomania' after they conquered the country and to this day there's a big (over 30 metres tall) pyramid in Rome built as a tomb for a wealthy Roman called Cestius. In modern times, Nicholas Cage has built a small pyramid in a New Orleans cemetary to be buried in when he eventually goes. Liverpool's pyramid may be small, but it's one of my favourites. Good video- the ghost story is really well told, and it's good to have the mythbusting section at the end with the actual facts.

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks Chris. Yeh, you're right. The Romans did indeed have an Egyptian obsession. There are more Egyptian obelisks in Rome than anywhere else in the world, including Egypt itself.

[@audreysimon696]

This is amazing me a Liverpool girl never heard about this before any thing else that happened years ago in Liverpool so interesting thank you 🙏

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks for watching. Appreciate it 👍

[@SKELTER.]

I saw that tomb about 20 years ago and meant to go back and find out more about it. Now I know, cheers.

[@historiusmaximus]

It was a similar situation for me. Eventually got around to it a few weeks ago after years of putting it off.

[@bretthoughton9413]

In one of Tom Slemens books he talks of himself and a mate waiting around Rodney Street in early hours for two nights on reports of something sinister appearing in that area ..Nothing showed on the first night but two apparitions showed on the second night seemingly in some sort of dispute but went in different directions when a car approached ,one apparition heading to the cemetery.

[@historiusmaximus]

Wow, that's well interesting. I'd read somewhere about sightings of two ghosts arguing along Rodney street, or something to that effect

[@robinstazicker9110]

Great vid mate thx. Walked past that loads of times and wondered what it was about, always seems a bit creepy like! Keep up the good work lad.😮

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks my mate. Appreciate that 👍🏻

[@Dezimondo]

Awesome video 👍

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you 👍🏻

[@Dezimondo]

@@historiusmaximus np 👍

[@matthewoakley2886]

Egypt mania was super popular backthen in the 1800 , there is a pyramid tomb and some Egyptian revival buildings here in the bay area , but it did stick around after that. One the buildings was built in 1937, I wondered when it was built and asked if it survived the great San Francisco earthquake and he said no and told me when it was built

[@historiusmaximus]

Interesting. I never realised how popular pyramid tombs were during that era. I suppose it was just another way for the wealthy to show their status even in the afterlife. Thanks for watching. It's amazing to have people viewing from places all across the world.

[@paulbowden7442]

I liked the story am proud to be from Liverpool thank you for telling the story

[@historiusmaximus]

Hi Paul. I posted a new video connected to this one. I think you might like 👍🏻

[@paulbowden7442]

@@historiusmaximus thank you mate

[@historiusmaximus]

@Paul Bowden no worries mate

[@paulbowden7442]

@@historiusmaximus amazing video again well done

[@historiusmaximus]

@Paul Bowden many thanks Paul. Glad you enjoyed it. 😊

[@famboyoot705]

I'm here early for this channel. Gonna blow up if you keep posting consistently. Great video, man.

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks man. Appreciate the vote of confidence and encouragement. 👍🏻

[@famboyoot705]

@FireyRoaster You're definitely right, but to catch something with this much potential this early is pretty rare.

[@DrMoorehen]

thank you! most enjoyable and informative xx subscribed!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you

[@davidthompson6834]

Excellent video

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks David. Glad you liked it 👍🏻

[@roderickfernandez5382]

I think the the video was beautifully done and certainly not on the cheap I really like to open that pyramid and see what's inside wouldn't you? Thank you again

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you Roderick. I was certainly curious to see what might be inside. Apparently, it's completely empty. I heard that someone slid a fibre-optic camera through a small gap a few years ago. Kinda disappointing. After going through so much effort and expense to construct a 15-foot pyramid tomb, I would have expected at the very least a few of Mackenzie's personal artifacts.

[@jodu626]

more of these please

[@historiusmaximus]

I'll certainly do my best my friend

[@jodu626]

@@historiusmaximus look forward to it

[@andrewyoung5429]

Brilliant 👌👌

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you

[@Onthecouch-r5r]

The times ive been rodney street for a docs appointment and never seen this,mind you i was a kid so probably wouldve shit me kecks.

[@connorconnor5286]

Fantastic video this!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks very much Connor

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

We used to climb all over that triangle pyramid and other tombs in that grave yard with my mates when I was just a young whippersnapper..🤪 Ps..Sorry I didn't put what a great channel it is hope you do more of these videos lad..Good luck with your channel..Subbed 😎✌️

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks mate. Much appreciated 👍🏻

[@johnharmon9466]

Brilliant vid fella ! I'm subbed so hope youdo more like this. The graphics are excellent and your narration sounds nothing like Ringo haha its really good narration so well done, more vids like this and your channel will grow, thank you and god bless mate.

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks for the kind words mate. Much appreciated. God bless

[@Nyctophora]

The art is excellent along with the tale.

[@ianmcstein6546]

Unfortunately, it was all folk law as Tom slemen author of haunted Liverpool books. He explains in great detail Good video and content

[@Kojak-dv4fy]

Very interesting.

[@bullet-catcherhohoho250]

Well done.

[@KimBouchard]

I'm the only one awake right now, and it's after midnight. This is a fun scare.

[@historiusmaximus]

Hope it didn't give you nightmares 😂 👻

[@KimBouchard]

@@historiusmaximus It didn't, but I slept like the dead.

[@historiusmaximus]

@@KimBouchard Ha ha. Nice one

[@lostmojo]

Oh! Wow! There is a pyramid in the cemetery of Alghero (Sardinia, Italy). I'll have a second look at it.

[@alfiehughes3432]

I like this story

[@m.streicher8286]

McKenzie's assumption that he was talking to the devil disproves that he was a "staunch atheist". By definition. The legend about his winning hand is such a good story, I want it to be true.

[@paulsmyth3580]

Lots of staunch atheists change their minds when they believe times up' its human nature

[@liketanyanot]

Doesn’t disprove anything although admittedly, this is probably just a story. If a staunch atheist witnessed something that was not explainable by science I think a lot of atheists would maybe stop being so staunch, if not atheists altogether. What’s the phrase? There are no atheists in foxholes?

[@debbielea3137]

Loving the story

[@pcooper3559]

MacKenzie was a relative of mine. I love these crazy stories.

[@famboyoot705]

Did you ever read any Tom Slemen books? The first 10 (ish) haunted Liverpool books are filled with similar stories. Not that you're only focusing on Liverpool, but I remember hearing this story from him back in the early 2000's. I used to love driving past this and telling people the story. But those AI pics really brought it to life. They looked so good

[@historiusmaximus]

It was Tom's "Rodney Street Spectre" story that inspired me to make my own visual adaptation of the local legend. I've not delved into his other work, but I loved his particular take on this tale. Glad you liked the visuals.

[@famboyoot705]

@@historiusmaximus Visuals were awesome. Especially foggy old Liverpool. I'd loved to have seen it back then...kind of lol

[@historiusmaximus]

​@@famboyoot705 ha ha, yeh, the gas-lamp lit foggy streets of early industrial Liverpool would have been well atmospheric

[@vladimirpootin9456]

Went passed loads of time never new who was in it thank you,excellent video and story

[@historiusmaximus]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it

[@vladimirpootin9456]

@@historiusmaximus hi have you ever seen amazing grave at (Top) History Architecture Toggle Architecture subsection Exterior Interior Appraisal Associated structures Present day See also References St Aidan's Church, Billinge St Aidan's Church, Billinge

[@vladimirpootin9456]

@@historiusmaximus hi have you ever seen the strange graveSt Aidan's Church, Billinge its a coffin shaped stone with a skull and a snake going between the eyes not sure of name on it been 25 years since seen it when I was a kid so don't no the story but would sure love to if you were interested ,be something quite a few poeple interested to if possible

[@historiusmaximus]

I've not seen it but sounds intriguing. I'll have to go and take a look at that

[@EVERTONFC.]

Sound. Well in.

[@24934637]

Been there many times, very interesting piece of history sadly frequently passed by without a second glance by many. Unfortunately / Fortunately (depending on point of view), I've never had an encounter with Mr. William McKenzie.

[@historiusmaximus]

Completely agree mate. There's a wealth of interesting history on our doorstep but at the same time a million other distractions taking our attention

[@michaeldowd8422]

Great story. Thanks

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks Michael

[@TheJul63]

I done a story of this when I was in college. I heard a story of 2 drunken women who seen Mackeney ghost,they scrramed and ran off and he ran back into his tomb. The other graves was dug up as there was a digger there but close to a halt as they found baby remains in another person grave.

[@UNUSUALUSERNAME220]

Is the art in your videos original? Even if it's not, BRAVO! You are taking the time to find period correct artwork (or creating it) and not filling your video with pathetic "stock footage"! Many channels have gone that route, and I now despise even the first glimpse of stock footage! I am (however) thinking of getting into the stock footage business! It seems to dominate every channels today. I applaud the effort, and if the art work is yours, you are extremely talented! I've watched them all! Now what do I do? I guess I'll have to sit through more videos with people in bad costumes acting situations out poorly! Cheers mate!

[@historiusmaximus]

Thanks mate. Although, I do have an art and design background, it wouldn't be viable for me to create dozens of images from scratch for KZbin videos. Not unless I only plan on posting once a year 😂. Luckily, there's decent A.I. image software (which I used) to help speed up the process and avoid going down the stock footage route. Like you, I'm also not a fan of soulless stock footage productions, even though I've been forced to sprinkle some in when there's no other alternative.

[@UNUSUALUSERNAME220]

@@historiusmaximus That is a respectable, and acceptable answer. Keep doing it the way you're doing it! It is setting the correct tone for every video, which shows that you care about the presentation! If the AI is streamlining the process while not compromising the quality, you have a combination that works! I like your "Ringo" voice, so you've got a good combination working for you. I'm looking forward to whatever you do next. Your shorts are good too! Cheers mate!

[@ryanwynn9263]

More please

[@stever7097]

Excellent

[@greeneyesp2039]

I LIVE NEAR THERE , IN A PLACE CALLED TOXTETH

[@douglasmiller8176]

How far away is the so-called Dingle where the Welsh worked during the old war?