My dad, Mick Parsons wasa miner in Brownhills from 1942 - 1946. He wasn't a Bevin Boy but one of the older national servicemen (33) who got drafted into the coal mines after they were called up during WW2. He talked about his experiences fom time to time but ther'es no doubt the work wrecked his health. It must have been a shock for a Londoner who had only known life on buildng sites. A lovely bloke, dead 40 years and I still miss him. A great tribute. Thanks
thank u for your comments, sorry to hear about your first boyfriend, never let we for get those who work in some terrible conditions, they are my hero's
there are three different mine's in this video, all have long long gone now, Walsall Wood colliery,, the Grove Pit which was situate Norton canes and brownhills and the third was just out of brownhills (Pool Lane).
all where in that time as working Pits in Stafford-shire area, but some now would have come under West Midlands unfortunately
I would like to thank you for such a great job. The song was excellent choice. Magnificent work you did. You know, out of 50 people polled? only 7 of 50 still realize that miners are today working under ground. That's a sad story. Miner's I think are most likely the most forgotten people on this Earth, until and accident occurs. I'm working on my tribute to the miners, and hope it will be half as good as yours. Thank you for remembering there are still underground miners today 2008.
like many other miners i worked at whitwick colliery . looking back best years of my life talk to any ex miner and theyd say the same brill vid and great song
To Whom I hope to address: The the men that did go "underground". Yes, I am so very thankful that you very special men went underground. My family roots are in Stellarton, N>S
My dad, Mick Parsons wasa miner in Brownhills from 1942 - 1946. He wasn't a Bevin Boy but one of the older national servicemen (33) who got drafted into the coal mines after they were called up during WW2. He talked about his experiences fom time to time but ther'es no doubt the work wrecked his health. It must have been a shock for a Londoner who had only known life on buildng sites. A lovely bloke, dead 40 years and I still miss him. A great tribute. Thanks
MikeParsons46 1 year ago
brilliant yhankyou so much for this
rotwiler50 2 years ago
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portageclyde 3 years ago
David Alexander
ulead123 3 years ago
my granddad was a miner when he was 17 to 20 years old and he was the greatest man i knew
he told me so much stuff and n i miss him more than ever
cool song
NNB4RJxXx 3 years ago
Wonderful tribute to all miners past and present. Very moving.
Brendavba 3 years ago
thank u for your comments, sorry to hear about your first boyfriend, never let we for get those who work in some terrible conditions, they are my hero's
ulead123 3 years ago
Hi, great tribute. Can you tell me where the actual mine was?
markandlisadodds 3 years ago
there are three different mine's in this video, all have long long gone now, Walsall Wood colliery,, the Grove Pit which was situate Norton canes and brownhills and the third was just out of brownhills (Pool Lane).
all where in that time as working Pits in Stafford-shire area, but some now would have come under West Midlands unfortunately
ulead123 3 years ago
I would like to thank you for such a great job. The song was excellent choice. Magnificent work you did. You know, out of 50 people polled? only 7 of 50 still realize that miners are today working under ground. That's a sad story. Miner's I think are most likely the most forgotten people on this Earth, until and accident occurs. I'm working on my tribute to the miners, and hope it will be half as good as yours. Thank you for remembering there are still underground miners today 2008.
W8NSVARRL 3 years ago
Thank you for your kind words, i am please you took the time to watch my video, of our underground heroes.
ulead123 3 years ago
A wonderful tribute. Thank you.
7rin 3 years ago
Both of my grandfathers worked in the Brownhills colliery's....A great tribute....Well done!
7belowzero 3 years ago
like many other miners i worked at whitwick colliery . looking back best years of my life talk to any ex miner and theyd say the same brill vid and great song
wonaed 3 years ago
To Whom I hope to address: The the men that did go "underground". Yes, I am so very thankful that you very special men went underground. My family roots are in Stellarton, N>S
rookie04 4 years ago
nice!
VBugattiV 4 years ago
nivr
VBugattiV 4 years ago