Did you know that there is a town in England where you can see exactly how life was in the late 1800s and early 1900s?
Beamish, County Durham
u/Spiritual_me_1770 — 1 day ago
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▲ 885 r/yorkshire
Near Malham cove in the heart of the Yorkshire dales ❤️❤️
u/Spiritual_me_1770 — 2 days ago
▲ 18 r/oldbritishtelly
AYO RUBBBERDUBBERS that shit left my memory for 12 years only to return , Nina and The Neurons was an amazing show, can't believe I forgot about it.
u/Spiritual_me_1770 — 2 days ago
Which performance have you seen in the West End that you think about regularly and genuinely believe was one of the greatest things you have ever watched a human being do live?
Not the show necessarily. The specific performance. The night where someone on that stage was operating at a level that felt almost impossible to account for. The kind of thing that makes you sit very still at the end because you need a moment before you can applaud. What was it and what made it that.
u/PubLogic — 2 days ago
▲ 462 r/oldbritishtelly
The office uk will forever be the best show ever made❤️
Aw you missed the best part! After Gareth asks “what’s an elf?” it pans over to the IT technicians inquisitive face 😂
u/Spiritual_me_1770 — 3 days ago
▲ 21 r/Swindon
What has actually improved about Swindon in the last five years that people here would point to if they were being honest rather than just reflexively negative?
Not looking for tourism board answers. Looking for the things that people who live here have genuinely noticed getting better. Infrastructure, venues, food scene, community stuff, whatever. The easy version of this conversation is just to list problems and there are plenty. But there must be things that are genuinely moving in the right direction .
u/Spiritual_me_1770 — 4 days ago