You obviously havent visited in the last two decades.

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Thanks Ian

Wow he made a good job, how long ago was that?

27 years ago now. Time flies. There is a secret passage too.

It's not little. The population is around a 100,000. The town centre is medieval but it is surrounded by housing estates. I was born there in 1959, left in 2018 for a quiet retirement in the Shropshire countryside.

Where do you live now Amanda

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Yes they call anyone from Tamworth a Tamworth Sandy back

And The MoatHouse.I have lived her for some years,though a Southern gal.The two rivers r my consolation for missing the ocean.We had a dig here years ago & many older locals said how one man,a councillor had ruined the town.From a small extremely historical market town,to an overspill due to back handing.The councillor in question,even said in a newspaper article how he would've demolished every old building here,had he had his way.The guy is still hated to this day.He destroyed green belt land & allowed some real monstrosities to be built.Horrid Little boxes.He even took a stand with King John & Cromwell,in wishing to destroy the castle! Incredible.Thankfully there is still a lot of wonderful architecture still here.Its not home,but I am fond of the place & hope that never again will such a person ever have the power to harm this little piece of history.

Sorry off to Türkiye in a week 😂🤠

Who knows you might bump into us one day 🤠

Medyum hiç görmedim.

Nice to hear 🤠

No we all hate them 🙈

Blandford forum but I don’t have time to make a film about it as we are going back to Turkey in 10 days time

Strangely enough I know somebody who used to live in Tamworth Australia and they told me about the music festival you have there

@@mickandtrudie yes it's a country music festival! I don't think I've ever been though haha

Isn't your river called the Peel? I think the founders of Tamworth Australia must have come from Tamworth UK.

Their own video is pretty good have a look at their website

We were at the Horse and Jockey yesterday 🤠

I used to go to work in a reliant robin years ago when I was an apprentice engineer

I live where the factory used to be.

So pleased you said Reliant Robin and not Robin Reliant

Was it cool? 🤠

Definitely in Türkiye can’t wait to get back

@@mickandtrudie my friend been in Turkey 5 times and she loves it!

Thanks Baz 🤠

Home is Türkiye for me ❤️🤠

@@mickandtrudie Interesting vid.But you missed out on The Moat House!Can I ask what attracts you to Turkey so strongly?Just curious.I know it's chock full of history.

@@susanmccormick6022 the moat house has a lot of history but it’s not a place to visit nowadays as it’s mostly used for a wedding and party venue 🤠

@@susanmccormick6022 I think it’s mostly the people, the undiscovered places the culture they retain the weather and the fact you can order a meal anytime of day, try getting a meal at 9pm in Dorset! This comes from the hard working people of course 🤠

@@mickandtrudie My son works there.I am sure John & Donald the owners would've been happy to show you around.Did u go to the Castle?

So do I 🤠

Thanks Paul it could be using better cameras 🎥 😂🤠

@@mickandtrudie nope I could buy an even better camera and it would not be half as good I promise you.

Thanks

Like when you use to only pay if your going on the rides an could just walk round with the kids

nope .... much much older There was a hump in the ground most likely a product of the river . On top of this the for want of a better word council would meet to decide on the verious local things that needed addressing . This was called a moot and shows the placement of Tamworth castle to be very much older and people have been using this for the longest time . To the south 2 miles away is the A5 . This was the first main road known as the great north road , built by the romans so around 2000 years old . However there were known to be drovers paths around the area ( most likely the A 5 itself plus the road to Elford ) which date back upto 12,000 years

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