Do we have a right to park or not

Not watched the video as it the usual click bait sh1te. So called vanlifers prostituting themselves for likes.
Appleby has to have a very different policing policy due to the travelling community’s interpretation of the law. It has to in order to keep the locals, the travellers and the animals safe.
People deliberately p1ssing off the police deserve all they get.
It’s a horse fair not a feckin circus.
 
caledonia said:
Not watched the video as it the usual click bait sh1te. So called vanlifers prostituting themselves for likes.
Appleby has to have a very different policing policy due to the travelling community’s interpretation of the law. It has to in order to keep the locals, the travellers and the animals safe.
People deliberately p1ssing off the police deserve all they get.
It’s a horse fair not a feckin circus.
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Sadly spot on Cale.
His thirst for popularity has damaged our cause.
He sees himself as a campaigner, but what he is campaigning for is actually being damaged by his campaigning.
His comment about the fair being older than the houses he parked in front of just about summed up his total disregard for people living there.
 
caledonia said:
Not watched the video as it the usual click bait sh1te. So called vanlifers prostituting themselves for likes.
Appleby has to have a very different policing policy due to the travelling community’s interpretation of the law. It has to in order to keep the locals, the travellers and the animals safe.
People deliberately p1ssing off the police deserve all they get.
It’s a horse fair not a feckin circus.
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Spot on. As I said elsewhere on this forum, YouTubers will post what gets them likes and shares, what brings in the cash. So they deliberately post with bias. The Blackbelt Barrister is the one I commented about. He doesn't lie, but tells just enough of the truth to inflame sections of all communities. Like the guy who runs a YouTube channel that has massive headlines that turn out to be click bait. I take all YouTubers with a pinch of salt.
 
Rumour said:
Spot on. As I said elsewhere on this forum, YouTubers will post what gets them likes and shares, what brings in the cash. So they deliberately post with bias. The Blackbelt Barrister is the one I commented about. He doesn't lie, but tells just enough of the truth to inflame sections of all communities. Like the guy who runs a YouTube channel that has massive headlines that turn out to be click bait. I take all YouTubers with a pinch of salt.
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I take people as I find them, and there are plenty of good you tubers out there, including the man who runs this forum. It’s all about removing the wheat from the chaff.
 
Rumour said:
I stand corrected, once I have verified their content. (y)
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I have stood corrected plenty of times on here.
I know what you mean, there are lots of idiots on YouTube.
But I have used it plenty of times to get good info.
Just recently I replaced my wives watch battery, but could not get the back cover back on. I must have spent 30 minutes almost inducing a hernia.
I went in to YouTube and this guy showed me how to do it.
Simply take something rigid like a bar or a spanner and place it over the back of the watch and press down each side of the bar simultaneously.
Hey presto it snapped back into place.
I avoided a divorce, a hernia, and a soar ear, all thanks to YouTube, and not for the first time. :)
 
I use Youtube all the time and find it invaluable. One rule I do have though is when the first line is "Heyyyyyyyyy whasssssappppp!" I immediately switch off but by then I suppose they have earned another click!

As Bill says though you have to sort the wheat from the chaff.
 
Same as anything online, there is a lot more rubbish than gems. I watch a few YouTubers that I hate, they are just so bad I have to see what they do. It's just entertainment. I find quite a few of the 'proper' technical ones can be padded out too much and that annoys me more than a prat. You don't need a 10 minute video usually to answer a 'where is this' question.

Click bait is part of life these days, mainstream media have been doing it for many years. used to be just odd newspapers but now it's everywhere.

I don't agree with the majority on the horse fair stance or how police act but that's ok, I like being different :)

I see more bad publicity spouted round on the internet by supposed well behaved motorhome and camper van owners, (Facebook is biggest culprit). I just don't like people though lol
 
Robmac said:
I use Youtube all the time and find it invaluable. One rule I do have though is when the first line is "Heyyyyyyyyy whasssssappppp!" I immediately switch off but by then I suppose they have earned another click!

As Bill says though you have to sort the wheat from the chaff.
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Youtube only counts it as a view if you watch 30 seconds or more.
 
Pudsey Bear said:
You're fooked then :D :D :D
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I was waiting for that one! :mad: Ill have you know one of my music vids hit nearly 60000 but then the next two most popular ones are a fake daft one of my motorhome pal Ray catching a great white shark on a fishing rod and then after that a short clip of me trying to communicate with a Rhea bird from 18 years ago.

Mines a niche audience you see. Im not interested in hits, just quality fans. :D
 
I wondered how many views I'd had, & was quite pleased, not setting the earth on fire but happy with 39,358

These are the top three surprisingly.

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