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Most enjoyable video. Thank you

I live about 5 miles away from salts mill and used to drive past it on my way to work, but I can say I’ve never been to see it. Didn’t really think it would be as interesting as the video shows. So this summer I will make a trip there.

Thanks for all your videos. Love watching them. Llanfair beach between Harlech and Barmouth town by the coast.. is a lovely long beach. Years ago there was a little Welsh chapel sinking in the sands amongst the spiky grass. Also you can see an inlet called ..Shell island .. where shells were collected to make figurines to sell in Harlech local shops at one time.😂 I have many memories of Snowdonia area, North Wales.

I'm glad I'm not the only one thinking where IS Port Madoc then lol😂😂❤

Oh so great to see Harlech castle again. I'm 83 and living out of the UK. As a small girl from 1945 until I was 14, we went every year for 2 weeks holiday, it took most of the day on trains to get there. The train driver from Barmouth to Harlech station knew my dad, and used to send his mate down the train to give us tin mugs of hot strong tea. When I visited the castle itt took several goes to climb up to walk the top walls as my little legs used to give way at the top of the narrow stairs. The castle has changed a bit with a lot of commercial things. I guess to bring in funds for the village and Harlech Castle.Lovely views especially if you visit nearby the hill just outside the village which people photograph the castle from. Thank you again for happy memories.

Thank you guys.

What a gem! ❤

We walked around Porth a couple of years ago, but despite keeping a sharp lookout, never encountered a madog. Just unlucky, I reckon.

Thank you guys. Hope you’re all doing well?

Might have alook down here today 😊

Such a shame Skipton Castle doesn't accept cash to look inside the castle.

You can park for nothing over the road from Pateley Bridge.

Hello, wow, what an interesting and beautiful tour, wonderful places, thank you for sharing, friendly like, good luck and all the best, have a great weekend🥰🥰🤗🤗

Enjoyed the video , reignited my determination to visit Saltaire ,thank you

What a great looking place - worth a visit when I'm next up North! 😁

If you are visiting by car there is also a very large, free car park to the east of the main mill building - follow the satnav/GPS for Salts Mill Road (postcode BD17 7DR) There are brown signs for 'Salts Mill' and the '1853 Gallery'. Titus Salt specialised in not just any old wool, but Alpaca wool!. The Mill building is a great place to shop for gifts with a book shop, a kitchen/homewares shop, a jewellery shop and an art and art book shop. The cafes inside are good. There is a David Hockney exhibition - both permanent and occasional ones. A pleasant and interesting place to visit.

Extremely amazing place. I must visit. Thank you mate

Great information as always 😊 I've never heard of such a prestigious place! Definitely one to visit. Thankyou

Very nice little video. We are all in favour of free parking. I've got a nose for it and seek it out wherever I can find it.

Hi guys. Thank you.

Welcome back and thank you as always guys.

you can only park for an hour on the setts, (high street) or you will get a ticket, and not at all on market days which are Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday's.

Picked a good day to visit. Great video. Always like to see videos of my home town. I love the place. It’s got bags of history. Cheers for taking the time to create and for sharing 👍🏼

Beautiful village we, my Husband and I are keen walkers, a few years ago we decided to take the train from Leeds where we live, to Skipton. Then walk from the station to Gargrave using the canal path. A lovely leisurely walk, about 8 miles there and back to Skipton. There's also a beautiful church in Gargrave, lovely coffee shops and tea rooms, it's a lovely friendly English village.

Ive got nice summer photos of that spot with the stepping stones. Took them years ago when the missus could get out and about. Sadly not anymore.

Can't recommend this place enough. Our first visit to Yorkshire last year and I didn't want to come back to Glasgow 😢

Cars ruin all the beautiful towns and villages. I hate cars, I would ban them and make amazing cycle paths, also public transport would be first class style for everyone.

Where is this paradise?

I went up there with our kids many years ago. I loved climbing up next to the waterfall and amazed the limestone pavement. Thank you for your lovely video☺

Thank you for your beautiful video. I often go up Skipton as my relation is there. You captured all what I like about in Yorkshire. I'll check out other videos as you mentioned "Malham"! Hope I will see your dog in them as well☺

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Skipton is a little gem- the castle is marvelous and the town is charming. There is also a railway station where you can get trains to Carlisle. This video made me dizzy- It showed you many pubs and wine shops, but very little about the town- I would not have recognized Skipton from this video

Yes, definitely worth visiting this town. The castle is marvellous, as too is the church next to it.

Thanks guys.

Great video pal, York is one of my favourite places to visit, it's a city full of History with lots of museums and plenty of shops etc, thanks for showing us round, it's a 👍from me

Thanks guys.

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Thanks guys.

My family hails from Ribchester. Lovely small town.

Its a great walk up to and around Darwen Tower. Must admit I miss it up in the North.

My 8 times great grandfather found the Roman Helmet On the banks of the river ribble 6 foot deep Joseph Walton

Just done this one myself guys i will stay tuned incase you guys visit somewhere i havnt lol cheers good vlog 👍

If you do get the chance you should walk up to the Tower at nighttime, a different kind of atmosphere completely.

Good video, thank you.

British people don't know what the real waterfall is

Mate, thanks heaps for your videos. My wife and I are visiting the UK sept ‘24 and I’ve been taking notes from your videos 🇦🇺🤙🏼

Thank you.

Enjoyed many happy holidays in Morecambe in the 1950s

gorgous village