I haven't lived on Tyneside for over 20 years. I visited Wallsend literally last week and forgot how huge it actually is and how it sprawls from 'Middle Engine Lane' where the George Stephenson Railway Museum adjacent to New York Village/ North Shields and Battle Hill. It starts there then the 'Coast road' cuts it up then down all the way to the Tyne. Battle Hill Holy Cross High Farm Howden East Howden Willington Quay Roseburn Hadrian Park
The words "new sculpture" don't usually fill me with anticipation but that centurion is rather impressive. It's one of these situations where the rust, or probably "patina" when it's a sculpture, actually 𝒂𝒅𝒅𝒔 to it's interest. The "Market Woman" is an unusual piece too and the first time I've seen two decent statues in one town. I only ever visited Wallsend the once, to a Working Mens' Club, and had no idea it was such a green, pleasant town.😁👍
your walks are exceptional work, thank you for walking so informatively. I just wanna ask are you planning to walk around Bournemouth in the near future, thanks again
Well done, thank you for great video
Beautifully narrated.
Thank you for all the history on Wallsend.
Great Walk !!!👍👍👍
I haven't lived on Tyneside for over 20 years. I visited Wallsend literally last week and forgot how huge it actually is and how it sprawls from 'Middle Engine Lane' where the George Stephenson Railway Museum adjacent to New York Village/ North Shields and Battle Hill. It starts there then the 'Coast road' cuts it up then down all the way to the Tyne.
Battle Hill
Holy Cross
High Farm
Howden
East Howden
Willington Quay
Roseburn
Hadrian Park
I think you have morphed several places into one, none of the places you mention are strictly speaking Wallsend itself.
The words "new sculpture" don't usually fill me with anticipation but that centurion is rather impressive. It's one of these situations where the rust, or probably "patina" when it's a sculpture, actually 𝒂𝒅𝒅𝒔 to it's interest. The "Market Woman" is an unusual piece too and the first time I've seen two decent statues in one town.
I only ever visited Wallsend the once, to a Working Mens' Club, and had no idea it was such a green, pleasant town.😁👍
Superb piece of narration and history. Many thanks for posting this. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much for the informative and tastefully made videos. They're always a delight to watch.
Amazing❤
You go to the nice place and you got the weather is nice and it is nice to you talk about the town or the city
Lovely. Thanks for this ❤
Great video.
I'm your fan.
i was going to say wallsend australia its in new south wales a suburb of the city of newcastle
The Anson had Kate Pierson from the B52s as a barmaid in the 1970s.
Good video.
your walks are exceptional work, thank you for walking so informatively. I just wanna ask are you planning to walk around Bournemouth in the near future, thanks again
What a revolting rusty old 'sculpture' - clearly the barbarians are now South of the Wall.
Beats angel of the north.