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Fred was a National Icon because of these TV series, introduced a lot of people to the old engineering methods.
When he sadly left the world The people of Bolton came out to give him a good send-off.
Iv been watching this man all evening. As someone who worked plasterer up on many scaffolds . I just cant believe how this man can work with such a carefree way with such precision in a position where one slip or missed hand grip and your done. Different level of human.
You bugger jay i remember seeing the originals & repeats they certainly broke the mould when fred was born, I'm sat here watching again with you the music kicked in & all of a sudden its all come flooding back I'm literally welling up in tears fred was a working class legend..
I'm from Bolton and when i was about 18 two of my really good mates were both seeing 2 of Freds daughters from his first marriage to Alison (his wife in this video) one was with his oldest daughter Jane (who i was actually good friends with for quite a few years after she split up with my mate Billy Booth) who was also 18. My other Mate John Hulton was seeing his youngest daughter Lorna who was only 15 but John was only 17 so they had Alison's blessing...but not Fred's though. 😂 Unfortunately at the time Fred and Alison were going through rough times and it was just before their divorce which i think is featured later in this series. Thinking back on it now i think Alison used to use us all a bit as a way of pissing Fred off at the time because he was never with her! We used to all pile round about 2 or 3 car fulls of us and she was always really happy to see us all and she regularly handed round cans of Beer from Freds personal stash!😬 Every time i was there the only thing i ever remember is him coming home from work and hearing him moaning about 'his house always being full of young bloody men who always left him with nothing too bloody drink' 😂. He would then just grab something too eat and go off mumbling into the yard to work on his tractor. At the time we all knew he was on TV but at that age it wasn't of any real interest too us at all apart from telling everyone we went round his house! Its sad really because with hindsight i would have loved too have got to know him like i see him in these videos as i know my mate Billy would have as well because we both became very mechanically minded later...Instead at the time we just saw him as this moaning disapproving old Dad of some girls my friends were seeing. A very good bloke though if it was me these days i would go off my head if my house was full of young lads sniffing round my daughters and drinking my beer everytime i got in from work!! Good too see someone your age especially so far away in both distance and in years taking an interest and showing him some of the respect that i wish we had back then. Thank you.
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Old school balls of steel. Up there I wouldn't be knocking bricks off the chimney, I'd be shitting them. Up there, one look down I'd probably freeze with fear. Funny story, I knew a kid when I was at school, fancied himself the stuntman/daredevil. He free climbed a tall chimney like this, got to the top, looked down, froze, couldn't move (climbing down is scarier, riskier than climbing up). In the end they had to call out a helicopter to rescue him. We were (all his friends and schoolmates) standing at the bottom of the chimney laughing our bollocks off at his panicked screams. When the chopper came and had him in harness, he was still clinging to the chimney and wouldn't let go.
Fred Dibnah and Hanna Hauxwell, two very different and yet strangely similar solitary heroes...
When Fred was made the mould was broken, incredible man
His poor wife though man
Better arf out than in, imo. 👵👍🇬🇧
What gets me is that he is not even tied/belted/hooked on. No safety rope! He's just holding on with ONE HAND! 🥴🥴
Fred is smart as a button and has balls of steel. No drama just a very fair and down to earth man. This was a great series.
Jay you should watch how Fred ladders a chimney, putting up the ladder that he works off....
Fred was a top gentleman of the past! 🏴🤩
He did a few series about the British industrial revolution
Fred came to our town of Doncaster once. He was at a "Fair" with lots of exhibits and he'd bought his Traction Engine. But he was sitting down on grass, taking questions and telling us about himself. He was incredibly genuine and nice, and took the time to meet many of us. My goodness me he had nerves of steel.
I had his accent as Dad born in Lancashire, Mum born South in Dorset. My first boyfriend Essex so went South talking as picked it up amazingly. Hearing his voice reminds me of my Dad, Normandy Veteran x
Fred's accent is lovely. It's the proper Bolton accent, from the historic county of Lancashire.
I just once, wanted to see him on his steam roller, cigarette and bottle of Guinness in hand, giving it 'They see me rollin'
Can you drink and drive a steam engine?!
If you liked this episode, wait till you see the one where he actually puts the ladder up first.
Bravest man I can think of.
100% and he used to go pub and have fair few at dinner time
I know that at least 3 episodes from at least 3 of his series have filmed in my city, plus no doubt many more, yet I haven't seen any of them yet.
God bless you Fred.A true working class hero
Fred, a legend from Bolton and your doing Phoenix Nights too, also set in Bolton. Bolton's where it's at.
i remember watching these years ago,reminds me of the job i did years ago.scaffolding,a job i enjoyed,
What you said about that "watch later" list rang a bell ... I didn't realise they just disappear, so the day I came to start watching the 100 or 200 I'd put in that list over the course of a year or so, it was completely empty. If I'd known it doesn't actually save them I would have bookmarked them instead.
That’s silly - why ldid they make that a ‘feature’?
@@andywatts8654 I've probably misunderstood it's purpose - perhaps it means it will save it 24 hours, I dunno.
Finally conquered my fear of suspension bridges some years back. Perhaps it was the Tacoma Narrows video that started it. Just look straight ahead ...
Er no thanks,...not today,..or like ever. Anything higher than a step ladder gives me vertigo.
The posh boy is clearly trying to rip Fred off.
Starts off at £1,000, then increases it to £1,500, then Fred offers £2,000, and now he wants £2,500.
Gosh you've not been on my CZcams. Thank Goodness you showed up as missed your channel. 👵👍🇬🇧
It's great that young people are getting too see Fred on CZcams the man was a national treasure in the UK it's just a shame he's gone .
Men like Fred alongside the men on the RCA building girder photo built the modern world. Cut from different cloth.
Be worth over million now that engine.
Legend!!!!!
keep posting
Ladder comercial in Freds video?
Fred was a legend. He was so brave to do what he did. xx
I’m sure you would enjoy other Fred Dibnah videos, I agree with others that you need to see him putting the ladder up, Scary !!
Believe it or not ' an american company where gonna take these chimmneys down with explosives & it was costly ' fred done this by hand as you see ' for alot less ' putting his life on the line every day ' a lover of the victorian days ' i cant blame him ' they built things properly ' RIP 🌹 FRED 👍🏴🇬🇧
Look, have a good look.....no safety gear..now, it would be covered in scaffolding..everyone will be wearing hard hats / gloves, safety boot's
Just tongue 👅 it out jay Peezy bruva