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Thank you for another very interesting video, much appreciated!

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It's such a surprise to see a video about the Beiyang Fleet on youtube! I thought they are much lesser known outside China. Thanks for the nice content! Also two minor corrections: 1. It was the later part of the Qing Dynasty instead of the Ming Dynasty 2. The Beiyang Fleet actually picked up ships from Newcastle twice: the first time in 1881 was actually for the Chaoyong超勇 and the Yangwei扬威 (sister ships which were somewhat weakly armoured light cruisers), the second time in 1887 was for the Zhiyuan致远 and the Jingyuan靖远 （also sister ships, these two were the protected cruisers）

I look forward to your video's, always very interesting!

Absolutely stunning church. Top job. 👏👏👏 I've just subscribed to your channel.

Nice to see you sir again

Very Nice Sir ..Keep it up

Very interesting, thanks 🙏

I actually walked through the tunnel today and was surprised to see the renovation works are STILL NOT 100% COMPLETE The work only started in May 2013, so no rush then .. it's only been 11 years so far ... NOT VERY GOOD !!! In fact .. PATHETIC

Do not be discouraged with the lack of views or likes. Your content is quality and rare. Only the locals know this stuff and its historical stuff the world needs to know. Plant seeds that others in the future can enjoy the shade from.

Brings back memories, nice to see they are still kept open however they should actually invest more money in preserving these original tunnels and interior. Actually making the outside look more presentable would be nice, along with escalators that actually can still work.

Newcastle is such a special place, no place like it.. but the feeling is changing now. Can not put my finger on what it is, just feels like its heartbeat it starting to beat less and less and its got nothing to do with the Football. The city of Newcastle.. still better off than the other majority of places in U.K. though which are now becoming empty buildings, ruins that are to let and high streets of charity shops.

Thank you kindly for showing that lovely field laying in between Scotland and England, truly underrated

We should take it back every year on St George’s day .

Scotland does not own a field in England any more than England owns a field in Scotland. Still, an interesting little tale

It's such a shame that its not accesible to the public! I've lived in Lobley Hill my whole life and only recently found out there's this castle hiding minutes away!

Love it, very interesting.

I remember my first time at St. James’ Park, back in 2012. 2-0 against Liverpool. An amazing game 😅

Why does it call its assembly a parliament? Why does its First Minister think he's allowed his own foreign policy? Questions, questions....

So relaxing ❤

Hello Through a Geordie Lens - maybe you'll like Hilton Valentine's (from The Animals) video River Tyne. czcams.com/video/UmcbCJ54E78/video.htmlsi=oWezUh0HyGrdL5WI

Lovely area

I know Puerto Rico well. It’s lovely, been there many times. The only thing I don’t like about the place is that is just Norwegians there. Being from Norway myself, I think it’s better to travelling to places where I don’t meet my neighbours 😂 It’s a holiday after all. Think I prefer Tenerife. Anyway, what did you think about Puerto Rico? I think it’s better than Playa del Ingles. Too windy there.

More flats, more student accommodation! Not good!

The death of the high street is coming to a town or city near you. People get out to the shops. Use cash! Don’t just shop online.

Absolutely beautiful. The number of generations that have worshipped here is a bit mind boggling.

I visited Newcastle city centre back in 1994. Don’t remember the exact location, but we had a meal at Pizza Hut. I’m sure it was near Monument. When I visited Newcastle again in 2012, I didn’t see any Pizza Hut in the Monument area, so it must have been closed at some point.

I can remember drinking on the HIGH STREET a few times i nearly always had a bad head. yes there were quite a few pubs on that street . But you have to remember the prices of drink has gone up and up and up I can remember paying. about .25p a pint .in the seventies . now it costs around £4.50 a pint. no the breweries have not been slow to jack prices up..

I played there as a kid I lived on the bypass 🤣🤣🤣

Used to play on that when I was a kid

High Streets have been taxed to destruction everywhere

Favourite fishing spot is Tynemouth peir

I was born in Noble Street 1956

Great video. And thank you for sharing this knowledge of beautiful Newcastle with us, I'm a Geordie from. Gateshead , So I've visited Newcastle a few times amazing town , Great video you stay safe 👍

God Newcastle upon Tyne is beautiful isn't it, There is really nowhere on n the world like it, Great video you stay safe 👍

He was basically a Geordie Boris Karloff , and. His sweeney Todd is still the best, Great video stay safe 👍

Liked and subscribed 👍🤝

Good video

used to spend a bit of time down at South beach when i was a kid, playing on the slots at the old arcade there. I remember donkeys on the beach & the shuggie boats. Got a old cine film (1978) of family and me down there on my youtube if you like to take a look. czcams.com/video/9EAIGFNLRL8/video.html&

3:31 On the left hand side that sheet steel structure was put up by the council to hide an unsightly wall of concrete blocks (Kelly blocks) that were left by the owners when that little yard was a depot for a crane hire company...I think it was called Reeds, anyhow they were the cheapest crane hire in Tyne and Wear by a country mile and all their gear was at least 30years old

born next to the tyne yet still learnt a few things on here

hiya is there a ale hop shop there

My Uncle and Auntie and cousins lived in Scotswood before they knocked the houses down they were moved to Kenton.

9 days until we go, thanks for your videos recently on maspalomas and playa del ingles

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. We should be there in a couple of weeks and that's whetted our appetite. All the best!

Good video i just subscribed Here is a idea for you. To do a video about. There was a famous horror star in the 30 called Boris Karloff, Well Newcastle had its very own horror star who has now more or less been forgotten He was tod slaughter (his most famous film was. Sweeney todd the demon barber of fleet street) he was born. In. Gosforth Newcastle upon Tyne, Most of his films are on CZcams Anyway. You stay safe 👍

Remember a pub near Scotswood bridge in the eighties, use to go past in the bus and it had chained up alsations on the flat roof! Cant remember what it was called though.

Lovely little film, though I couldn’t hear what you were saying because of the too loud music

Did you use to live on the Chandless estate when you were a kid? Cathedral court?