On Road Track and Path

28/04/2026

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Corned Beef and Marmalade Sandwiches

10/04/2026

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A short walk starting at Llandyn Holiday Park, through Wenffrwd Country park along the Llangollen Canal to the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct.A canal boat trip over t...

08/03/2026

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A train ride to York on my own to vlog around the city. Spent the day walking around as there is lots to see and do here. Started on the walls, 3.4 kilomet...

15/02/2026

People talk about football being “lost” all the time, but this tweet hits a truth that gets overlooked.

Before the Premier League and Sky money came in, going to a match was affordable. You could turn up with a fiver in your pocket on a Saturday and watch your team. Fans wore the shirt proud, but it wasn’t hundreds of pounds. You watched the big games for free on normal TV — no subscriptions, no paywalls.

After 1992, everything changed. Sky’s money reshaped the game — bigger TV deals, bigger ticket prices, bigger everything. The league got richer, the clubs got richer, but the ordinary fan ended up footing more of the bill. You don’t go to a match for £5 any more. A shirt is £100+. Watching the game on TV without paying a premium? Almost unthinkable.

So when people say “football was lost yesterday” after some blown decision or VAR controversy, I get it — frustration runs deep. But if you want to talk about real turning points in how the average fan experiences the game, Sky’s takeover of the league in ’92 is the moment that shifted everything.

Not good or bad — just reality. And it’s something anyone who grew up watching football before and after that era feels in their bones.

15/02/2026

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15/02/2026

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13/02/2026

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13/02/2026

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My quest to find the Kingfisher at Taylor Park in St Helens. Only seen; but thankfully photographed, by a few people. Come with me around St Helens largest...

05/02/2026

New video goes live at 5pm and sorry if it winds you up. It’s longer than normal at 49 minutes so you might want to watch it in a few sittings.

I’m hoping it makes you think! I know it won’t get many likes; if any but, hopefully might start a discussion.

It wasn’t my usual type of video and unfortunately the only time I could do it, due to work, baby minding, hospital appointments etc etc was Wednesday just before 9 am when everywhere was quiet which didn’t help with what I was trying to get across.

Anyway, enough rambling 😉 see what I did there; please give it a watch. 👍

24/01/2026

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Back to the Town of Prescot for a Nostalgic walk around. A lot has changed but it is still a thriving town in Merseyside; mainly thanks to the Shakespeare N...