I go to Wales about once a month for a day out in fact I have been there today i have been going there since 1969 and never get bored with it it’s just one of my happy places in Wales, today I did 280 miles and enjoyed every minute of the drive once I got out of Birmingham
Along with my family I feel privileged to have lived in nearby Bala for the past 34 years. Surrounded by breathtakingly natural beauty. A wonderful video . Well done.
It was so sad that the English government railroaded and took the decision to flood this beautiful valley They protested and they were spat on . Even today you ask the English where to do your water from They absolutely don't know . But us Welsh have never forgotten.😞🏴
My son enjoyed taking his girlfriend here on picnic trips after asking my mum's advice for "day out" ideas. Since he passed in 2020 I've visited on occasion so I could see why both he and my parents fell in love with the area, I'm now moving only a short drive away... Thank you for this wonderful video.
My ancestors farmed the valley for generations. With the destruction of their farm they relocated to Welshpool before settling in Oswestry. Thank you for bringing history alive, as sad as it is.
This was colonial bullying. England, if it wants Trident, should house it in England. If England wants water, it should flood its own valleys, if England wants steel, coal, oil, it should use its own instead of stealing the spoils of its colonial outpost. Leave Wales and Scotland alone, we've suffered enough.
My 3rd great grandfather Thomas owen griffiths was the parish clerk and was in charge of transporting the graves to the other church before the village was flooded
@@raybeaumont7670 Dydan mi ddim yn perchen y glaw - ond mae'r glaw yn disgyn ar dir Cymru - sydd ddim yn eiddo i'r Cymry chwaith......Mae Lloegr yn cael 26% o'i dwr o Gymru â'r Alban. Pe bai Cymru neu'r Alban yn wledydd annibynol - Fe fedrid codi tâl sylweddol am hyn. Mae gwledydd eraill yn gwerthu dwr - Pam ddim felly Cymru neu'r Alban?
@@raybeaumont7670 Rwy'n cytuno'n llwyr â'r gosodiad cyntaf - ar hyn o bryd o leiaf ,nid oes llawer o ofyn am annibyniaeth Cymreig - ond mae'r mudiad 'Yes Cymru' yn cynyddu mewn poblogrwydd tra bod mwy o Gymry yn dod yn fwy wleidyddol ymwybodol. Mi fydd yr Alban yn annibynol o fewn degawd,mi fydd gogledd Iwerddon yn peidio â bod mewn cenedlaeth ar ol iddynt ymuno â'g Iwerddon unedig. Mi fydd hwn yn gadael y sefyllfa o Loegr a Chymru 'Englandandwales' mewn unrhyw fath o 'undod' fydd yn weddill .Beth fydd y canlyniad o hyn ? Mi fydd Cymru yn cael ei lyncu gan Loegr - a'i thrîn fel rhyw fath o 'western region' - wy'n gobeithio y bydd mwy o Gymry yn sylweddoli hyn ac yn deffro o'i trwmgwsg 'Prydeinllyd' Cyn i'r sefyllfa hyn ddigwydd. O rhan yr ail osodiad ; anghywir - nid yw Cymru wedi bod yn dywysogaeth ers 1542. Mae'n amlwg taw Sais sydd am bryfocio wy ti - ond deg mas o ddeg am fynd i'r ymdrech â ddefnyddio 'google translate'.
@@cymro6537 Dydw i ddim yn Sais - cefais fy ngeni a fy magu ym mhalasen y Sir. Dwi'n byw yn y Rhondda Fawr. Roedd fy ngwraig yn siaradwr Cymraeg naturiol ac aeth fy mhlant i ysgolion Canolig Cymru. Roedd hi'n aelod gweithgar o Meibion Glyndwr. Nid oes angen Google Tarnslate arnaf - ond diolch am y syniad. Hwyl!
This was a real treat and absolute pleasure to watch. So eloquently told, really lovely music and the sounds of the water was just magical. It would be great to see more content like this. Much appreciation & kindness from Edinburgh ☮️💜🙏🏻🤗
Wonderful film. I am from the USA and my ancestors were from this area. I recently had the pleasure of visiting Wales and the Lake Vyrnwy area. It is so beautiful. Thank you for an interesting and informative video.
Very interesting and informative. My great grandfather was William Richards who with his wife Ann ran a shop and the post office shown in the video. My widowed grandfather moved with his children to Canada in 1885 as the village was being dismantled.
Thank you very much for this wonderful story. We have lived in this area for many years and you have found a way to bring it more to life than ever for us. Fascinating research and a gentle manner make this all a meaningful and charming experience.
Excellent. Very well researched and presented. The story of the lost village is a poignant one (whatever the wider benefits that ultimately justified its loss).
I stayed here once years ago and out of curiosity wondered what info was out there. This is a well-produced, well-researched, fascinating and somewhat poignant video. Far more information here than Google provides. A lot of 'old-fashioned' research must have gone into this. Everyone involved should be proud!
Tim . Yes I agree..a very well make and interesting little film. Obviously a great deal of hard work and sheer love went into the making of this minor masterpiece.
Absolutely wonderful!! I love this area, I feel a deep connection with the land... Perhaps its because originally my family comes from the hills near by efyrnwy... Thanks very much for this
Although her name slips my mind,I remember the the Lady who works in the tourist information centre very well.She worked in the Lake vyrnwy hotel for many years and her husband ( I think Mervyn) worked for the water board and was good enough to show me and my grandfather around inside the straining tower.Happy memories
I go to Wales about once a month for a day out in fact I have been there today i have been going there since 1969 and never get bored with it it’s just one of my happy places in Wales, today I did 280 miles and enjoyed every minute of the drive once I got out of Birmingham
Along with my family I feel privileged to have lived in nearby Bala for the past 34 years. Surrounded by breathtakingly natural beauty. A wonderful video . Well done.
Really interesting, thanks for doing it!!
It was so sad that the English government railroaded and took the decision to flood this beautiful valley They protested and they were spat on . Even today you ask the English where to do your water from They absolutely don't know . But us Welsh have never forgotten.😞🏴
Fascinating and important historical record. Great engineering feats.
My son enjoyed taking his girlfriend here on picnic trips after asking my mum's advice for "day out" ideas. Since he passed in 2020 I've visited on occasion so I could see why both he and my parents fell in love with the area, I'm now moving only a short drive away... Thank you for this wonderful video.
Did he say hundreds of billions of year
Excellent video
I found this very interesting I visit Lake Vyrnwy frequently and this video is extremely informative thank you
My ancestors farmed the valley for generations. With the destruction of their farm they relocated to Welshpool before settling in Oswestry. Thank you for bringing history alive, as sad as it is.
Thankyou for this wonderful insight to a lovely place.
Diolch am fideo gwych. Addysgiadol iawn.
This was colonial bullying. England, if it wants Trident, should house it in England. If England wants water, it should flood its own valleys, if England wants steel, coal, oil, it should use its own instead of stealing the spoils of its colonial outpost. Leave Wales and Scotland alone, we've suffered enough.
My 3rd great grandfather Thomas owen griffiths was the parish clerk and was in charge of transporting the graves to the other church before the village was flooded
And yet , not one penny is payed to Wales for all the water that England takes......
Didn't realise that the Welsh own the rain. Ha! Dylech ofyn am dderbynneb!
@@raybeaumont7670 Dydan mi ddim yn perchen y glaw - ond mae'r glaw yn disgyn ar dir Cymru - sydd ddim yn eiddo i'r Cymry chwaith......Mae Lloegr yn cael 26% o'i dwr o Gymru â'r Alban. Pe bai Cymru neu'r Alban yn wledydd annibynol - Fe fedrid codi tâl sylweddol am hyn. Mae gwledydd eraill yn gwerthu dwr - Pam ddim felly Cymru neu'r Alban?
@@cymro6537 Mae cymaint o siawns y bydd Cymru'n dod yn annibynnol â Drakeford yn dod yn frenin. Heblaw, nid yw'n wlad - dim ond ychydig o dywysogaeth.
@@raybeaumont7670 Rwy'n cytuno'n llwyr â'r gosodiad cyntaf - ar hyn o bryd o leiaf ,nid oes llawer o ofyn am annibyniaeth Cymreig - ond mae'r mudiad 'Yes Cymru' yn cynyddu mewn poblogrwydd tra bod mwy o Gymry yn dod yn fwy wleidyddol ymwybodol. Mi fydd yr Alban yn annibynol o fewn degawd,mi fydd gogledd Iwerddon yn peidio â bod mewn cenedlaeth ar ol iddynt ymuno â'g Iwerddon unedig. Mi fydd hwn yn gadael y sefyllfa o Loegr a Chymru 'Englandandwales' mewn unrhyw fath o 'undod' fydd yn weddill .Beth fydd y canlyniad o hyn ? Mi fydd Cymru yn cael ei lyncu gan Loegr - a'i thrîn fel rhyw fath o 'western region' - wy'n gobeithio y bydd mwy o Gymry yn sylweddoli hyn ac yn deffro o'i trwmgwsg 'Prydeinllyd' Cyn i'r sefyllfa hyn ddigwydd. O rhan yr ail osodiad ; anghywir - nid yw Cymru wedi bod yn dywysogaeth ers 1542. Mae'n amlwg taw Sais sydd am bryfocio wy ti - ond deg mas o ddeg am fynd i'r ymdrech â ddefnyddio 'google translate'.
@@cymro6537 Dydw i ddim yn Sais - cefais fy ngeni a fy magu ym mhalasen y Sir. Dwi'n byw yn y Rhondda Fawr. Roedd fy ngwraig yn siaradwr Cymraeg naturiol ac aeth fy mhlant i ysgolion Canolig Cymru. Roedd hi'n aelod gweithgar o Meibion Glyndwr. Nid oes angen Google Tarnslate arnaf - ond diolch am y syniad. Hwyl!
Very interesting the histoty part particularly . but I appreciated all of it.
This was a real treat and absolute pleasure to watch. So eloquently told, really lovely music and the sounds of the water was just magical. It would be great to see more content like this. Much appreciation & kindness from Edinburgh ☮️💜🙏🏻🤗
Let's drowned England instead... The whole world would benefit from that
... cock fighting i do believe and hope that it means something else
Here from Geowizard
Imagine using your tap and knowing that there was once a village in that water
Flooding Wales for England
Not much else you could do with the place.
Done a lot of work at lake Vyrnwy in the nineties for STW absolutely beautiful place
Fabulous documentary! Great watch.
Thank you this video is awesome
Wonderful film. I am from the USA and my ancestors were from this area. I recently had the pleasure of visiting Wales and the Lake Vyrnwy area. It is so beautiful. Thank you for an interesting and informative video.
Hotel is shite, full of pretentious pricks!
Ready for Drowning brought me here and I am excited to see this
Different reservoir (Treweryn in the 1960s) but same politics.
Very interesting and informative. My great grandfather was William Richards who with his wife Ann ran a shop and the post office shown in the video. My widowed grandfather moved with his children to Canada in 1885 as the village was being dismantled.
The 'Good OLd Days. WHEN EVERYONE KNEW EVERYONE,
my great great grandfather worked on the dam construction. he was from one of the flooded villages.
its Shroes bree...not Shrowsbury
Thank you very much for this wonderful story. We have lived in this area for many years and you have found a way to bring it more to life than ever for us. Fascinating research and a gentle manner make this all a meaningful and charming experience.
Excellent. Very well researched and presented. The story of the lost village is a poignant one (whatever the wider benefits that ultimately justified its loss).
A real gem -thank you for posting
Superb, very well done
Beautiful Wales...magnificent Britain...bless you.
I stayed here once years ago and out of curiosity wondered what info was out there. This is a well-produced, well-researched, fascinating and somewhat poignant video. Far more information here than Google provides. A lot of 'old-fashioned' research must have gone into this. Everyone involved should be proud!
Tim . Yes I agree..a very well make and interesting little film. Obviously a great deal of hard work and sheer love went into the making of this minor masterpiece.
Delightful and fascinating story. Thank you.
Absolutely wonderful!! I love this area, I feel a deep connection with the land... Perhaps its because originally my family comes from the hills near by efyrnwy... Thanks very much for this
Although her name slips my mind,I remember the the Lady who works in the tourist information centre very well.She worked in the Lake vyrnwy hotel for many years and her husband ( I think Mervyn) worked for the water board and was good enough to show me and my grandfather around inside the straining tower.Happy memories