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Yes they did but it was because of the British empire in India and Pakistan how we ended up in this mess. They got all the wealth from it and left us with the shit so to speak.

I was born in Bradford in 1947, Bradford then and now. The council has done over many year what the German's could have done in a day in the war. Destroy what was a great city. Now its becoming a ghost town.

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It’s adorable.

I find snails cute in my opinion

My snail love shower too😍❤️❤️❤️

Hi this is a tour of the river

Isn't this more Shipley/Saltair than baildon?

When it was indigenous and quintley English. Now it's Islamabad.

I can’t imagine how it must have been I was born in 67, most of it gone by then such a shame

They look like they're chilling at the spa! 😅 And apologies on behalf of other people's negative comments and opinions. They need to stay hydrated, and if that's the best way for you to personally do them that works for you, and doesn't hurt the snails then go for it 🙂 Everyone's personal situation is different and what works for you is important. It is very common for people to use this method anyways. And they soon become extra relaxed after their spa session and being put back into their home with their friends for a munch on some veg. Have an amazing weekend

My African snails absolutely love their water bowl they go into themselves and a shower I give them all under the tap every other day. They usually come back for another round! Lol One of my African snails is actually obsessed. Won't leave the water alone Plus they get nutrients and hydrated from the selection of veggies/fruit, moist substrate etc too so they're deffo hydrated and like it (understatement lol) A couple of my snails aren't as fond of showers currently. But I've only just recently rescued them from a bad home, so they're slowly trusting me. But each one has their own personality and preferences anyways! Also. If a snail doesn't like something, it would very quickly go back into its shell and protect its self, it wouldn't stay out of its shell exploring and sensing things. They naturally always look around all the time in order to learn things and explore (plus their sense of smell is great!). That's normal snail behaviour 👍🏻 I am deeply sorry for your losses. I'm glad you got to spend lots of years with yours and I'm sure you have lots of memories Sending best wishes 🙂

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Still a great diverse & multicultural city that is unfortunately call Bradford & not Leeds or it would have millions of pounds investment

Nice video, just a shame its now a total shithole, full of people who dont care and never have

Did u see his eyes at second 5 it so fast turn it down 👇

Not trying to hate but that water is WAY TO FAST and look at all that steam it may look like the snail likes it but its trying to get away sos little snail 🐌

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Great video thanks for posting 👍

Looks really nice peaceful. Before the shit hit the fan..

Hi everyone, I know that the snails behavior looks incredible cute but unfortunately it is nothing more than a misunderstood try to escape. In fact they are searching for a bough to leave the situation. So please do not "shower" them, they clean themselves. If you want you can insert a plastic bowl with 2 cm water, they will love this!!

Hi everyone, I know that the snails behavior looks incredible cute but unfortunately it is nothing more than a misunderstood try to escape. In fact they are searching for a bough to leave the situation. So please do not "shower" them, they clean themselves. If you want you can insert a plastic bowl with 2 cm water, they will love this!!

8:02 I wonder who those statues were named after it's right next to the Broadway shopping centre. May have been the founder of Bradford (Broadford back then )

Back in the good days when britain was great britain

Before it was overrun with cousin fucking hajis

Our ancestors built fantastic things not sure how well we have done since the 1970s

Walk down memory lane, there was a lot of activism in Bradford in those dates, the Labour party originated here and there were a lot of right on people in those days,what a great shame it's changed so much.

The photo at 5:10 is the fox and Hounds and the following photo looking down from the road down to the train station, in Shipley before it was all flattened in around 1973 to make way for todays biggest bottleneck in the aire valley, lovely shops and Rimmingtons chemist on the left, you can just make out the Beehive at the top of the screen. Shipley, now home to charity shops and big groups of foreigners walking round shouting and spitting Photo at 6:00 is the magnificent kirkgate market, a victorian masterpiece, replaced by the souless Arndale Concrete Bunker, worse still is the "new" westfield shopping center in Forster Square, with its single height "Food Hall" ha ha, Leeds kept its gorgeous buildings, Bradford demolished. take a walk down darley Street sometime, shops closed, derelict dirty, and even fattorinis have gone. Bradford is an embarrassment, even the Media Museum has lost its film festival . My daughter was born in BRI but tells everybody she is from skipton

Brilliant display of nostalgia,the ruin came not with its residents but with town planners and and designers who have decimated the city,we are suppose to be a market town with a charter ,how can traders survive high rates and a council that drives people away rather than encouraging them,sadly they have forgot they are public servants and put their importance before our needs for our city.

pleace make a Music for this Pictures!

All these people complaining about immigrants... remember, if it wasn’t for foreigners, Britain would likely be a German speaking Nazi land now

I was born at St. Luke's hospital 1947. We lived in Buttershaw, but my family got split up, for various reasons. I came back, when I was 16, I worked at Woolcombers Head Office, and an accountants, at 43 Cheapside, and The Talk of Yorkshire Nightclub. ..and lived in Walmer Villas, until I left to go travelling, and now live in Leeds since I was 26. Bradford is my home town, and will always be very dear to me, I love looking at these pictures.

Was born in 70s but we worked had in.mills at a young age only 16.time then people were hardworking on.labour jobs.

anyone remember the coronation bar i think it was on market st in the early fifties

That water looks way too hot. All the steam

I was born in Bradford in 1955 and left in 1959 my parents wanted out so we moved to a semi rural small village . we went back on the odd occasion to visit relatives and I recall it was a nice city, the beautiful buildings and the nice shops in the Town, the parks we would visit whilst there.i went back recently and it did not look like the same place, some the buildings had gone, the town was full of budget buy shops and a lot of the streets had rubbish on them old carpet and mattresses and litter just thrown about ,dirty dustbins piled high with garbage. Even the parks were deserted and scruffy it was sad to see it in such a decline.

4:16 that's the bottom of oak lane the entrance to Lister park

I think the water’s on too fast, but the snail enjoys it so I guess it’s fine.

At 6:28 is Len's Lambretta dealer - happy memories. Building is still there but somewhat altered.

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I was born in Bradford in 1951 lived there till the 80s when I go back know it makes you want to cry the place is third world shithole

When England was still England. Now it is home to the third world, where they are building mosques and not churches. Congratulations on giving your nation away!

9'50 - 10@00" is not Idle station but THackley, we used to play cricket using the wickets painted on wall, and lost many a ball in the flipping station garden to the right.

Nice place then? !!!!

This is when england was actually england

I live in bradford

Nice photos, thanks. I like the Ivegate one at 5.54 with a pub I used to go in, The Unicorn on the right.

On the news or via social media we see acres of flood water and hundreds of houses window deep - or more - in brown water. But behind every door lies and individual story. No two the same. It could be a life changing event for many.

I remember this happening about 15 years ago though I don't think it was as bad as this I live in Baildon have for many years though I live a little further up from this. I really feel for those poor people in them houses and the day after Christmas x