Straight6 - Age 22 and a Baptism of Fire
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Some stories NEED to be heard....
Listen to the story of Alistair Sloss and the aftermath of what followed his truly tragic slurry accident from the perspective of his son Jonathan, who at 22 alongside his family, had to pick up the pieces of a broken farmyard
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Decent young man honest and stepped up to fill in big boots a lot of respect for the family
Must of been very hard to tell the story brave man, if this video can make people be more careful and even save one life it’s worth it
Yes
Great Story There. My shelf found my dad dead from a farm accident when I was 13 years of age. And it’s still hard now being age 47.
Put great Spirit there in the family.
Sorry to hear that
Having personally suffered the tragedy of losing a family member in a slurry accident I feel his pain, such a difficult story to tell but that needs to be told. Tears listening to him and hearing the hurt, something that will never ever leave you. Fairplay to him for picking it up and driving it on ❤
Poor young man, thats heartbreaking. You can hear the emotion and pain in his voice and see it in his face. Hope he's doing well now a few years later
Its sad not knowing how alister died, if he fell in or was it the gas, jaysus it must wreck his sons head not knowing how his da spent his last moments n what happened. Ive found a loved one dead, my mother actually when i was 10,not getting into details about it but i know exactly how he felt standing there and knowing you cant do anything and that their gone. Truly heartbreaking this. RIP all those lost to slurry gas and all farming accidents. #farmsafe
Sorry for your loss man
Honestly without a word fair play to this lad because it’s truly such a sad story and he really has had big boots to fill. I really do hope that any farmer, young or ild can learn something from this video
God bless this young man and his family.
Such a moving, powerful video.
i remember hearing on the news about allister and i just thought what is going to happen to his livelyhood but i think this young fella is one of the best sons in the country
Very good of him to share his story, must have taken true emotional strength. It's good that he has been able to deal with working on the farm everyday despite knowing what happened there, I'm sure lots of people would probably have wanted to get away from it. The video quality was very high too, it was good that it didn't just focus on the incident and showed that things have moved on since then. Deserves more views to be honest.
Very powerful. Fair play to that man. Telling and recalling events cannot have been easy for him, especially on camera. Excellent work John
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Top lad, family should be very proud.
Great video very powerful story!! I wish the chap all the best for the future!👍
A very brave lad.. Best of luck to him going forward. But time will wear it away.. john you handle it with such a great way. Rip in peace allister..
12:26 that was a close one
Fair play for sharing the story about Alastair. I only live a few miles from the and it was tragic to hear about another slurry accident especially to a man nearby
Fair play to him for sharing the story and raising awareness for farm and slurry safety, can't have been easy for him. RIP Alastair.
Agreed :)
Sad story, strong guy for telling it, best of luck to him.
Really touching storry...fair play to him for sharing
Thanks to you friend for telling this very sad story and its good to see you smile and laugh again super job on making this video
Rest in peace great tribute
Fair play to him sharing that tragic story
Can relate a bit was dropped into deap end when 13 fathers lungs went hardest thing ever nearly broke mentally good friends helped
Wish the lad all the best, rip
It scares me how much people have lost their lives in a slurry pit
dangerous stuff!
Such a moving story, told so honestly. Well made
Great video sorry to hear about his loss
Sry for your tragic lose just take for granted how valuable your life is when working on the farm
Sad story must be hard to tell but very strong man to tell it
Fair play to him
great interview, cant have been easy to do
One of the best episodes you have made
A very good video and one that everyone should watch, must of been hard for him to tell the story and John to ask the questions. 10 out of 10
RIP. Great tribute. 💪
Great honest video. Hes a sound lad best of luck with everything. U deserve it
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Bless him
Great video 👍 all the best lad 👍🚜
Can revisit him please
Incredibly sad , the hurt is there for all to see . Brave lad
The dangers of farming, hope all goes well for the future.
Brillant video fellas fair play to this chap for stepping up so young.best video ive watched in long time keep up the good work
Keep up the good work pal. 👍👍🤙
Very sad story, that wee dog is lucky
Robots are the best thing we have done on are farm great video feel sorry for him
Tough going fair play to tell the story
Jesus I'm so sorry bud hope u are well
Must of been very hard to tell this story and a question where he did get that wait from on the Massey with the tick on it
Goodness gracious vary sad
i love irish farmers
Same
I live close to coagh and since that man died when we spread slurry we make sure there is never a man in the yard alone
Must of been very hard for them
Top top video 👌 some man considering
R.i.p Alaistair
nice tractors
You got some big tyers on that massey
I want John to do it
I nominate you to do the februdariy I done
He didn't know the man hole or the slurry tank was opened