Changed loads bud lmao

+Tularis Hi, yes, good one! I think there's only Cafe' Nero left (chains) and then Trowbridge will have a full set. . .unless someone can think of another? Thanks.

I remember Airsprung were in one of the old cloth mills to start with. Is that where you worked or had they moved by 1976?

Hi Jason, thanks for your comment. You're right to say that there was a lane by the Ship, it is now Ashleigh Grove. There was a lane that went from the top of Mortimer Street (crossing Newtown and the now very short end of Dursley Road) by the side of the stone masons and still exists! That lane led all the way up to Bradley Road and a short part of it is till there till you get to County Way. Today is the right hand pavement (going up towards Bradley Rd) and crosses the lane (now Ashleigh Grove). I did video that during the times that my other County Way videos were done. But I notice I have never included the top (Bradley Rd) end on any of them. I will dig them out over the next few days and put them on. When I have,I will let you know. Glad you jogged my memory about it.Thanks. D.S.

@@shippy555 Thank you, these videos are historical gems. And to think it was just 30 or so years ago!

@@jasonbeattie8726 Hi Jason, I have now uploaded the final (video 3) of building County Way. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZZiabilpsDXeIk.html Thanks for the nudge! I nearly forgot I had some video of the top end. I assume you have seen the other 2, + a couple of others of Trowbridge? I hope you can work out what was where! Thanks , D.S.

Hi Joseph, I assume you mean "Sainsbury's" (Salisbury). It was Usher's brewery and they made beer. They were in quite a few sites around Trowbridge. Duke St, Union St (where those new houses are, both sides, hence Brewery Walk) There was a bridge/conveyor belt going from about where Sainsbury cafe is to the corner of where the funeral directors/flower shop as all that area including Back St, Manvers St and down the Wicker Hill part of Fore St, which was where all the offices were (The Parade) The bridge carried beer barrels, I believe. If you freeze the video at 4:10 you'll just about see the bridge/convey0r at the very top of the screen. Thanks for your comment and watching.

+Anioed Hi. Yes, sure. The very start is on Carlton Row at the junction with Bradley Road (A363).The first turn right is turning on to the Bradley Road (A363). Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and the comment.

Hi Jase, thanks for your comment. Yes, I am he from Shippy's Studio which was active from 1984-1994. I'm assuming you were in or connected to one of the bands I recorded? If so, which band? Thanks again Jase.

@@shippy555 Wow small world... I visited your studio probably in 1985 with an (at the time) friend Richard Willink - But he later ripped me off and probably did you too (though RIP). I heard a CD being played for the first time in your house which blew me away, and ultimatel;y you inspired me to sound proof my first studio with egg boxes lol - God they're a nightmare to make good the walls afterwards huh? Nice to have met you - I've now moved to Hampshire and am revisiting music again after a 20 year break. All the best.

@@J4Z666 Hi again Jase, I remember Richard coming with a few "friends" at different times and I remember one friend recording a song called something like "American Dream" but thought his name was Ben something!! Was that you? I'm sure not. Is your full name Jason? You may not want to tell me as these comment sections aren't private, of course. Yes, I have had a few dodgy non-paying times with Richard, but generally, he was fine. He once paid me (as he was skint.....again!) with a nice ,old, expensive looking violin! Turned out to be a very rare violin that was worth a fortune! (not quite a Stradivarius) that belonged to his mum! She's had it since she was a child. I had to give it back after his brother came to see me and he paid for Richard's tab! You said RIP, has Richard died? I didn't know, if he has, what did he die of and how long ago? I don't remember the cd playing experience, I know I had bought a cd player when they were fairly new and very expensive. I paid £250 for my first one, probably more like £600 in today's value. I was upstairs for the first 2 thirds of 1985 and had a studio built on land downstairs which was ready by about September that year. I'm assuming you probably went upstairs ( because you mention the egg boxes. as I didn't use them again downstairs)? Sorry, all these questions!! I'm sure it was good to have met you, I don't ever remember Richard turning up with anyone I didn't like! Good Luck with your revisiting music again, which I can only assume is computer based? I still have a bit of a set-up which is based around a Yamaha AW4416 (DAW).I bought it in 2001 for £3000 and recently bought a second (back up) for £250, which is around the going rate on ebay! Lovely machine though. As I said, good luck, and you take care too.

​@@shippy555 Nice to chat with you Shippy - I do remember your name btw just being respectful of your privacy. Yes I'm Jason, the studio was upstairs and I didn't record anything I was young then and had only just caught the music bug, recording in my bedroom with an Amiga 500, midi interface and a couple of synths (This grew in to something much bigger by the time I left parental home 10 years later). Richard passed about 20 years ago (I think) but I'm going to see my folks at the weekend and I'll ask them when as I have a seriously volatile memory, I'll update you later on that one and how. Yes I'm recording on PC / Cubase Pro with only a few outboard toys - not got the room anymore - life and kids got in the way. I’ve been working on an album for about 6 months but it’s a big learning curve using latest Cubase and software instruments, effects and stuff, the one thing I really love is I save my project and everything is saved and can be recalled without having to find the settings on all of my synths and mixer channels no matter what I was working on last. Got no idea what I’m doing with the album when it’s done yet but it’s fun getting there. Just looked up the Yamaha - they look neat, bit smaller than a full size analogue mixer and must be bliss recording to disk, can you arrange and sequence on that thing? If only I had one of them 20 years ago, equally if only I had Cubase 12 20 years ago. Have you produced your own music or just sound engineer to others? Never really got to know if you were / are a musician / producer that took the opportunity to sell the studio time to others as well or were purely in to the recording. - All the best J

+Christopher Field. Hi Chris, thanks! Shame I hit the "W" instead of "E" ! I have a couple of other early 90's videos showing County Way .

+shippy555 I did have a brief look at the videos. It reminds me of when I used to walk dogs on the site that is now County way. Or when we famously had a mass following of travellers parked across there (Not being judgemental at all here!) definitely a nostalgic visit, and the trip back in time is that good, I doubt many noticed your error :). I've noticed how the shares and views have quickly amassed the last few hours. Congrats dude!

+Christopher Field Christopher, what have you done to my video?!! Thanks.

+shippy555 Haha! I shared it on Facebook, from there it was shared 30 times, then from there only God knows how far it's gone..... You're welcome!

Louie Cliff he didn’t know there was going to be a cinema

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