Gblaze is interviewing Terror Telboy - musician from LONDON

 Folks if you want a similar interview for yourself don't hesitate and contact vlogger zupa now and see you in the studio Cheerio today vlogger Z's got guests in the studio there are tell boys in the house and G blaz is going to have an interview with him so tune in get yourself a cup of tea and watch this episode and his music distributor and his mental health a big topic today guys so let's check him out so tella how have you been this week yeah I mean I've been doing quite a lot I do online meetings or key changes uh I go I go to the choir every Tuesday with a key changes choir uh I usually get studio time when I got that I got no studio time at the minute I got a cash in my studio time with key changes in early January but I've been working with ug blazing uh doing some videos uploaded a new couple of videos recently and working on on some new

material M check one two big up all the people in the struggle I've waited a long time to be a m man I've had patience now I got studio time I'm going to have good punctuality and good attendance cuz last not game is serious and L and streets are dangerous I want a life that's absolutely fabulous want to live life in a fast lane Fast and Furious want to be big and orious big and humongous on these streets I've been Fearless ferocious vicious malicious I used to think life is hopeless cuz I was going I'm heartless cuz I was going I'm ruthless what can I say I'm an anus all about status out standing marvelous this the part where in comes to find yourself pick yourself up put yourself back on track I've never give up music I never give up rap that's why so you talks a little bit about key changes and about working with me so how did you meet me and and how's key changes help you as we do go to key things together yeah I met G Blaze through key changes uh he was a service user but key change uh G Blaze is more sort of a a producer than an MC and he makes Beats he um records you doing live videos for YouTube and that and key changes is is a godsent it's really been like a wonderful thing to experience and be part of key changes as they've helped me out a lot so you tou about an MC I've heard that you rap so how do you get into the industry of music and start rapping what was your background behind this well music in my life started at a young age uh the First music that um I listened to was my mom playing U Michael Jackson songs on vinyl on a record player in my mom's flat where I used to live with my mom then in the '90s when uh UK garage was getting big that's when I first got into music and started liking the beats and that and wanting to be at MC and I used to uh MC in my mate's bedroom my mate was a bedroom DJ before he got on radio station so your name is Tera telbo right I've heard that you had two artist names before this can you tell us about about them how you got the names and where they came from yeah and what you are today yeah sure so um when I was um first first wanting the MC and I was mcing in my mate's bedroom when he was mixing on a deck uh instrumental garage songs and instrument Grime songs everyone used to call me Polo I don't know why they called me Polo that's just the name that's stuck but losing touch with my mates and throughout the years still carrying on writing my bars and still trying to become an MC and be a rapper in the industry I sort of like come up with a name turbocharged cuz I was I thought I had like sort of like fast-paced lyrics but when I first discovered key changes and I first started recording music in the studio and first got somewhere to actually do my music uh I started calling myself terel boy and the reason why I called myself Tera tboy and Tera tboy stuck is because uh Tera I've been a bit of a terror done some bad things and that and tboy because my name is Terry so I called myself tboy and tboy is a bit like delboy and delboy was out of uh only Falls and horses and he was a bit of a wheel and dealer and I was a bit of a wheel and dealer rap that's why my CH slap so give me a bow give me a br cuz TT is better of a brand new trap so give me a bow give me a br call it a rap yeah call it a rap when it comes to spitting bars I'm mastered and this is myy and this is what matters but I'm cream cracked knacked shattered beaten up and battered but music's my passion I love to ride rhythm so don't worry about the situation I got me facing I ain't going to stop until until I'm in po position so sit back K back and listen let me tell you about my last been an impossible mission from the got I've risen and I ain't going to stop and legendary and I want a legendary ain't forgotten I get to deserve it I come from bottom attention caution I getet to mention don't get lemon you melon B with a Venom so talking about your history with um about your your terel your history between how you grew up in life with the music scene and how it evolved from you being roughed and tumbled to who you are today how did music help you to change your ways to where you are today like calm peaceful Pleasant to be around to what you were back then yeah back in back in the days when I was a Youngster I used to do like drug crime and I was involved in just hanging on the street with my mates and that but music gave me a purpose I always knew that I wanted do something in my life and I always knew what I wanted to do music and be a rapper and be an MC and uh you know sort of like growing up with garage then garage turned into Grime and like griam was more for the MC's and rappers and um like I really enjoyed the gritty and and dark lyrics that Grime MC's were chatting uh to These instrumental Grime beats and instrumental garage beats and they used to chat on Pirate Radio Stations you used to pick it up on your radio and like there'd be a bunch of MC's all chatting on a radio station with like badman lyrics so the music is a f over over the time from Grime to rap T trap and drill I've heard this exclusive beats that you're working with AKA T blaz Productions what scene are you looking at doing it in the future with arti like producers like me or anyone else in the in the scene of today what's your future of Music going to be like yeah I mean I've done a lot of uh Grime music and grime and garage mix songs and I've done a bit of Hip Hop but uh G Blaze makes some good drill and trap beats and I think that's the the direction I'm going to go in uh doing more drill more trap and more upto-date beatss because that's what's popping off at the moment but there's a one question within that how would that help you to be positive and to help people be positive with what you be telling about how your bars will be how you going to make the life change and drill be more pleasant towards the public I don't know I mean my lyrics are quite dark but I mean um there's some humor in it as well and some wittiness I mean um I say some funny things but you got to clock on to the funny things and listen really listen and take take note of what I'm saying on my bars in that and my songs so if I said in the next 20 years what's your girl going to be in the music scene uh what would you like to be in the music scene if res said it within 20 years I I hope I'll get more listeners and I I produce more more songs and more videos and that but I'm not looking to become rich and famous and that but that is the dream for everyone but I mean just keep doing what I'm doing and enjoy what I'm doing and just keep pushing forward and keep progressing so I'm going to have to touch on one last topic guys be careful this is going to be a touching topic so how is has music been helping you mental health with key changes and how's your mental health been during the time of being with key changes and doing music in a hold how has it changed you as a person yeah my mental wealth I really struggle with my mental wealth I got paranoid schizophrenia and um um my music really helps my mental health because key changes gives me sign to do each week like online meetings choirs open mics studio time I'm working with uh G Blaze Productions as well I do videos with him and studio time and he does artwork for me and that and it's really something positive find yourself pick yourself up put yourself back on track I've never give up music I never give up rap that's why my CH slap so give me a bow give me a br cuz TT is better Brown trap so give me a bow give me a br call it a rap yeah call it a rap I'm The Golden Child I told you I was going to do it 8 Mile I got to get rich and famous it's vital I should probably pray and read the Bible I look on G viral spitting bars of dle I do do and scribble put words together like Scrabble I'm the colonel I'm the general I need to see the Oracle I living uncritical I need a miracle I've moved from host to host been in the mental hospital been in the London Royal I'm e free spoil I should have been loyal these girls ain't loyal see me what me I deserve a medal used to be a Defender like Gary Neville now I'm up front and things are getting messy ter find yourself pick yourself up put yourself back on track I've never give up music I've never give up rap that's why my Cho slap so give me a bow give me a br cuz back a brand new track so give me a b give me a call it a rap yeah call it a rap so how do you find working with me as a Pusa cuz I'm one of your latest producers I've been working with outside of key changes even though I do go to key changes with you as as a producer under their basic scheme or what going to call it but how do you find me as a person working with me outside of key changes how do you find working with me in the future and how would I progress with you as an artist and what would like me to do with you in the future yeah working you U Blaze is great you know what I mean like I mean it's just another door that's open you know working with key changes alone is just not enough you know I mean I got to do stuff on my own and outside key changes and G Blaze makes good beats he's videos of good quality and I plan to do a lot more stuff with you g Blaze and uh I like these trap and drill beats so I've heard there's an event that Taz is running hence called The Gift of Life at lccm now the gift of life is is basically cancer research defend raising money for people who have like cancer basically need the money to raise to support them in hospitals in care to help them get the medication or the treatment that they need now the event is run by T Blaze but have artists that turn now one of the artist is Terra TB how do you think that gig went that you came to last year and the one that's going to happen on the 11th of January 2024 at lccm at 6:00 this is in Union Street right next door right outside South walk underground station and black flyes train station nearby how do you think the event will go and how you going to perform and what are you going to perform and how do you think it's going to work for you as a future artist I think the last event you put on G Blaze was good but this one's going to be even better and uh hopefully a lot of people turn up to the event and I've got a special song I'm going to perform I haven't performed it yet I might perform it just once or twice just to get the anger it uh so I can perform it good at your gig at the gift of life and uh hopefully I'm going to smash it just get up there with confidence and the Mone the song I've going to perform is going to be money to burn and it's a brand new song that ain't even at yet and TB is going to make a video for that so look out for that that's be coming out soon next couple of months hopefully maybe sooner depending but yeah guys ter tell boy and who What Am I who am i g blaz production G Blaze Productions you get to know this is an exclusive guys I'm filming with a with an flogger called fla super he'll be added to the link below to check his page CU I'm at his house doing a little interview so big up for FL super for this one yeah and T blaz over and out ter boy J thank you for all right so the interview was done G Blaze ter tall boy is in the house and Mark as well yes we say where he Pi up Mar pick up Mar he the next one for the interviews he's got something to say as well big up big up all right remember if you want an interview like that you know who to contact if you want music G blaz if you want more music d boy pull up pull up hey look at that g BL how many bags do you have on you three bags right three bags why you don't have one big bag oh filming equipment the equipment everything's going on around it how heavy is that how heavy is that oh like a ton of bricks oh it's heavy L all righty well the boys are going and we've got a deal we'll be making some more podcasts podcast you get me podcast things we on this for life get me you get me yeah don't worry yeah good one Mark knows how to use the doors thank you till next time the best Che I'm not jackly at you PR but I do pull a rabbit out of a n you want beef you know where I'm at you don't want beef cuz you know I fight back M me I won't have that and if I do get M then I'm coming back with a big baseball bat I don't care if you're psychopath I'll find way at with Google Maps app I'm from the B of flat and the man A P crack he can only go forward you can't go back see if if I'm going to do it going to do it ASAP so give me a ball give me a br cuz TT's better a brown new track so give me a ball give me a br call it a rap yeah call it a rap CH find yourself longest super longJoin this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ/join Check my vlog on https://bloggervloggerselektazupa.blogspot.com/ Please subscribe to my channels English - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ Polish https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCONq_xGqSq1IF_MF03QWhrQ 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Meet Larry - came from Lithuania - now on the streets

 All right folks we are here with Larry who's been on the Streets of London for how long uh 6 years on and off 6 years 6

years on and off what triggered your homelessness Larry um I was on drugs yeah I was on drugs before so yeah def all right so it was the drugs uh yeah the where you from Larry I'm I'm liia Lithuania you speak very good English how long you've been in the UK I'm 24 years 24 years and uh have you been and how long did you say you've been on the streets 6 years made you homeless not right got mental he he's got mental heal so why are we at here so you had an accident yeah a bike accident you were on a bike you would probably drve right from from so you came to the UK and you worked but I was working every yeah and then um one day we got the party someone someone of me try the drugs so and and then I lost everything my job my you know my friends I was to trust everything so yeah you lost everything yeah I become homeless become homeless and where do you sleep um on the streets you know outside the doors you know um whatever I can I see I got the money but I go to the

shter yeah whatever we can mhm all right and uh Larry so uh was it did you say 24 years in the UK yeah so you've been very young when you came um yeah 16 years 16 years do how is the situation in Lithuania now are the homeless people over there I think so yeah cuz I haven't been here for for 11 years so I'm not was people yeah you have not been there for 11 years yeah all right I used to see some homeless people yeah and what is your job what is your occupation what did you um I used to work um construction sites um warehouses pting shops like yeah whatever I can wherever you wherever you can all right and what about your addiction now are you still I'm no I come on treatment you're on treatment how is it how is it going um yeah but I change the area um I change the people know the friend and you know I'm trying my best so yeah okay so you you don't touch it that's good I don't touch anymore no no six months I've been clean of this for 6 months you've been clean right right and uh in the UK was it always in London or you traveling around always in London I was always London always in London never want wanted to go to a Countryside or somewhere out of I want to try somewhere next to Sea um next to Seaside Seaside you seite yeah like yeah maybe one day maybe one day you you get off how much money you can make a day let see I've been here honestly I've been here 2 hours yeah I need only 3 lb 3 lb in yeah the people you know got only carard now you know but you don't carry the cash anymore all right was it was it was it better people used to be more generous before yeah before yeah of course yeah yeah I see but it's not like that years ago but used to be yeah very good 1 hour 20 pound used to make Legacy but now I'm sitting what can I do I see I see how is the are you getting some help like uh from charity organization do you know any charity organizations yeah I know yeah um but see I I I'm can apply for benefits because I have my passport you don't have a passport iport but you've got your set set status yeah yeah yeah but my passport is is expired know I can't apply for benefits and then I can get the permanently I see yeah and passport cost all right and to make that I don't know I I don't know I'm for... help Larry he been on the streets for last six years uh that's lar phone number that's coming my phone number is 07506 and uh 94 5211 all right folks and uh is there anything else you would like to say don't use drugs people very bad yeah that's what I can say yeah don't try right lar thanks a lot for the interview all the best problem. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ/join Check my vlog on https://bloggervloggerselektazupa.blogspot.com/ Please subscribe to my channels English - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ Polish https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCONq_xGqSq1IF_MF03QWhrQ Zupa's walks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsFDFcYxQfjFbksRp9g5tcA Music https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqUliL9aCdLJKX7bEqssl_g/videos Silesian Schalger https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzwrGNpy_d656LCARoqLexA/videos Find me on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bartosz.strzelec.aka.zupa.tlumacz.dj.life.lover/ Twitter https://twitter.com/Selekta_Zupa Instagram https://www.instagram.com/selekta_zupa/ Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@vlogger_zupa #england #london #homeless #homelessness #uk #english #dailyvlog

New CAMERA - Sony A7 III night test

 hey this is your boy zupa and this is a new camera of mine Sony A7 Series 3 and that's a vlog see how it is I'm not using anything (gimbal, microphones)

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thanks I've got that is kind of nice so we testing the camera now how it how it behaves what kind of footage it does in indoors with the the artificial light now if it's right okay let me have a go hold

on it's pointed it's pointed Ed at both of you so it's both of you you okay yeah you can go go go ahead we want to see how the camera behaves in in the and we just want to see how it performs so this is the test of Sony A7 Third Edition and this is how the camera behaves indoors with with artificial light and I have to say goodbye to my son a 7,500 EV say uh goodbye anyway Peter Blaze G Blaze is with me how you've been doing I'm not too bad thank you been really busy with music I'm now uni guys so I'm at LCC I'm Hing to qualify within two three years of being at the uni s done one exam done an essay I I basically passed the the exam without getting those SS I set online like my feedback from the

teachers there's lots of music coming on probably I hope we can record something and do a collabos totally totally blaz on YouTube he's got trucks coming on all the time uh yeah he's good at it I'm trying I'm trying to get out of the industry guys so if you see me famous one day you know why you know and you know vlogger z g blaz Peter is inviting me to McDonald's so we will test that camera inside the magdonal come come with us oh my God look at that save them you saved them yeah save them save by the bill nice one so this is the this is what Big Mac looks like

this is the big cheesy bacon and we have the new new new Galaxy

cam so that's it for today I hope you've enjoyed the Vlog liked and commented on it how do you like the footage of my new camera you think the interviews with homeless people will have uh better quality or not and I will see you on the next one fla super over and out here we go till next time Vlog is zaa and G Blaze

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Meet Scott - 9 months on the streets - Spitalfields markets London

Folks we are here with Scott who's been on the Streets of London for how long 9 and a half months and could you just tell us what triggered your homelessness basically um I was living at home with my mother um for for a long period of time but I wasn't on the attend agreement I was living at home with family um she was she wasn't very uh she wasn't she was quite ill she had Ms um she passed away made you Hess not right got mental health he's got mental health so why are we at here so you had an accident yeah a bike accident you were on a bike you were probably drunk right you know from from from uh cocaine from Arin from crack tablets um which is quite recently and because because I couldn't afford the tenant because it was privately rented and I couldn't afford the rent the the landlord took the property off me and and evicted me and uh I went to the council and their answer was cuz I chose to live in a property knowing intentionally that I couldn't afford it they're trying to say I made my S intentionally homeless and they're not eligible to help me they've put me on a waiting list um which is basically anything from from six anything from 16 years upwards um for a cancel property which is just it's just ridiculous 16 years is a long time to stay homeless for yeah definitely I'm not I'm not class as a main priority because I'm there's nothing wrong with me whatsoever I I can work I'm fit as a fiddle but because there's nothing wrong with me I am in the lowest band I'm in the lowest priority in my own without being disrespectful in my own country I'm in the lowest possible band I'm not allowed to beat I've just literally just got to stay homeless and wait until something becomes available for me I've not I've got I've been given a keywork art I must admit that there's certain things they are doing to help but there's a lot more they could do it's not there's not a lot of help around they're just if you can be brushed off they will brush you off they won't they're not they don't go out their way to help you anymore the cancer is getting really bad around here really bad Tower hamlets and it's just it's atrocious right right Scot well tell me about your like childhood and your growing up but um well I I had a wonderful childhood I'm going to I must admit I don't I don't swim for sympathy I I had a lovely childhood um I'm a roofer by trade I've got an apprenticeship in flat Roofing I've always worked I've worked all my life I've never sort of like I've never sort of relied on hand acts but since I've become homeless um I've started doing I've thre a little bit of begging here and there just cuz I I find this it's an easier way to bring some money in for yourself to be able to live than other possibilities if you understand what I'm saying um I was working when I was living at home with Mom I was working on different building sites all over London everything was great but when my mom passed away it it it was a big it it caused a big problem in my life a big fault um and there was no help and when was that uh it's just coming up to a year now a year there go that was like a a turning point in your life you say yes big time Big Time it just it closed it closed a lot of doors for me Clos a hell of a lot of doors when I lived at home with Mom um not that I relied on her but when you live at home with your mom life is a lot easier things you you can go home mama need this or and she she'd help when she passed away it was like I didn't know what else to do you have to go and make things happen yourself and if you don't make it happen yourself it just you just get ignored and it's it's it's very very distressing and and and and depressing all right but uh you said you've been addicted to drugs yes yes and that's how that started was again um I'm not making excuses but um again with my mom passing away um I never used to do drugs before my mom passed away um when I like I said when I used to do Roofing um I used to get drugged did at work so there wasn't no time for drugs I didn't I didn't think about it I just I just cracked on my life but when my mom passed away and I had and and I lost my job and I lost my home you end up with so much free time I'm not I'm not condoning it but you have so much free time on your hands and you sort of intervene in circles that you shouldn't really mhm you shouldn't really be interacting with but when you're homeless and someone shows you a bit of love um and and you've not had much love or any like sort of action happen like recently and they show you a bit of love it it will draw you in and obviously I was at a low Point like a low point of steam with my mom passing away anyway um and I was offed drugs and I just um it was an easy way out and um I took it I took the opportunity um no not opportunity that's the wrong way to use I took the I took the position of using drugs um I'm in the middle of trying to get clean easier said than done but again I'm all on my own and it's I'm having to do it all by myself and sometimes if you haven't got someone s like beside you like literally telling you Scott it's going to be all right it's hard to think it's going to be it it's hard to realize there's a light at the end of the tunnel you just keep thinking know I don't care and you just keep you're taking drugs you're doing this you're doing that you got no self-respect you lose little little things like you your hygiene goes downhill you stop brushing your teeth you stop showering every day you have the same clothes on weeks and weeks and weeks on end your socks your feet don't smell very nice it's it's very distressing very very upsetting and uh what about like like charities you get any help from Charities no do you know don't you know about any some of them I'm engaging with um yeah that which ones um some mongos shelter um by all means they'll help you with food and may be clothing but um in the terms of money and sort of progression in life there's no light at the end of the tunnel in that department have you heard about s Martin's s Martin's okay they they own in central London you can get a shower there and food as well i' have i' have to look that up S Martin's forgot the full name but it's start Martin yes not a problem try try then all right Scot well and so you had a job and then all went downhill you lost a job basically yeah I was I'm I was earing very good money at one point at um I was on um what you call Price work um as a roofer and I was I was earning very good money very good money um but it got to a point when I lost my mom and and I become homeless you can't get up from a doorway go to work and then come come back home to a doorway yeah do you understand what I'm saying it's it's not me just saying I don't want to work cuz I to be honest and this is from the bottom of my heart I miss working I miss the little things I used to look forward to my weekend I used to look forward to my pay package I used to look forward to there was loads of Lights at the end of each tunnel but as soon as I became homeless and having no one around around me basically like I said earlier just just giving me that little that little oomph like to tell me it's going to be okay or I can do it or just some sort of like you understand what I'm saying without that you just you you deteriorate you deteriorate that's my opinion all right Scott and if there is any advice you could give to people um who are messing with drugs or yeah is that any advice you would give them um yeah from the bottom of my heart listen guys this is from me and this is my personal opinion it's easier said than done but don't give up don't give up that there there is a light at the end of the tunnel you might not always see it there might be obstacles in the way but I promise you from experience myself being homeless cuz I'm slowly getting back there now I've got a bit more progression in life and things are looking up for me a little bit better cuz I'm trying to help myself a lot more but if you don't give up I can honestly say you do get there in the end you do get there in the end all right scop and uh could you tell us more a little bit more about the place where we are now um it's one of my favorite places that I come to um what is it um it's it's a market basically um but it's a local market it's like a little village um and a lot of the people that come here are how do you call it um splf Market um and it's got It's got a lot of locals here a lot of people a lot of tourists come here cuz it's um it's it's advertised on the Internet it's advertised all over sort of it's very it's quite famous this um Market but there's some lovely people a lot of people from the store know me and they know I'm homeless and I've only got to walk past and I haven't even got to ask I can get any type of food that I like um some of them give me a couple pounds just on on their own gesture from their own heart there're some lovely amazing people in this market they're very supportive and what can you get

here what what can you what can you buy on the market here literally do you know what it's it's full of all different things it's full of antiques there's all different types of food there's all different types of like little presents and souvenirs and antiques and cameras um Chocolat fudge there's it's amazing thing like portraits the um you can do um like there's things like uh fortune telling there's all sorts of like all all little things around and where is it located in London um it's just off a Brick Lane um and it's um the the the barus tower hamlets um but I would um I'd advise to come here cuz um it is it's a wonderful place and like I said the locals are very supportive R here to the homeless very supportive um it's as long as you're willing to help yourself though if you're one of them people that that sort of give up a lot of people will give up on you but if you show that you've still got your self respect and you've still got that aim to progress in life there's a lot of people that still will try and try and help you in the right direction all right Scott and if there's somebody watching this and uh knows you and would like to get hold of you or donate uh how can we get hold of you um I can I'm going to leave a phone number with you um a mobile number um I was um actually bought a mobile phone by the local drug and alcohol service around here um just give you a little Soler it's not the best phone but it's it's it's can you show it it but it's still something that people can contact me on they actually bought it out of their own um what word I'm looking for at their own donations um that are donated by some of the locals if you go into the homeless shelters and the drug and alcohol and and sign up with them and engage with them there are so many little facilities you could you're entitled to so you got the phone for free basically yes and it comes with10 free credit um which is purchased by them as well um they're lovely people but again you have to engage if you don't engage with them they can't help you mhm mhm all right yeah give your phone number Scot please please my mobile number

is yeah so this is uh the phone number for Scott who's been homeless thank you my uh my number is 079

85 32 012 and I'll repeat that 079 085 32 012 all right is there anything else you would like to add um I think that's about it really but like I say please guys my own advice you never give up never ever give up right thanks a lot for that wordss thanks a lot for the interview I wish you all the best thank you very

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Meet Gypsy Andy - 16 months on the streets - NORWICH, England

 We are on the streets of norch with Andy who's been homeless for how long 16 months this

time what triggered your homelessness uh breakdown in work epilepsy illness mental illness been out of work anymore things going on you know what I mean no one giving you any help basically you don't you see people sleeping and shock doorways but then they put other people up in hotels and it don't make no sense now I've got mental health he's got mental health so why are we at here so you had an accident yeah a bike accident you were on a bike you were probably drunk right from from from and you said you were a fisherman in Corell right cool Scotland Spain vgo France all over fishing you had your own boat no I always just run other people's boat but I got class on Skippers ticket take up to 500 tons to see two weeks of of what sorry uh two tons of what 500 tons of boat oh right 500 T Boat two weeks right right and what what did you catch crabs and lobsters crabs and lobsters yeah sustainable efficiency always always e all right and will tell us about your like childhood and stuff you know growing up I grow up in cor by the seaside by the beaches all corn was all nice by the beaches surfing wear boat when I was 12 we didn't go to school from a gypsy site oh you from the tin Gypsy tin yeah so I I made my own money by the time I was travel I had my own little boat which show you the R I see so no schooling just straight to works sker yeah and then Ed I wanted to go to school but the school would have me cuz I knew I was a gypsy they very Prejudice around here about gypsies all right Andy and tell me how is it to be homeless in norch do do you get a lot of like help no no the wrong people get to help lots of people pretend to be homeless they go to his centers and they give out food and there's people going in who's got Flats they got bedsits but because they're friendly to a people and they know them and they're on the list they get fed but there's people like us cuz we don't argue with them we don't get fed but we are actually homeless and I still I don't even drink normally but I drink just cuz it eases a pain right what about like a family you've got family and I have no family left now no family left sorry to hear that Andy s and tell me if there is any advice to people who are like you know on the streets and think that's cool is there any advice careful be careful careful dangerous especially this street at night we could go find somewhere nice to sleep and then some drunken guys for fun we'll come and beat you up and Nick your sleeping bag just for fun and that's that's that's their idea of a good night out uhuh did it happen to you yeah loot of times yeah yeah we got stuff next and all that what happened to your hand my friend just this just a bike got infected feet are bad too can't get get into doctors cuz I ain't got no address [ __ ] brother oh sry to hear that uh and uh if there's somebody watching this and wants to help you is there any way to contact you like a phone number email every time I have a phone every time I have a f someone will steal it see so the only way is to find you heing NCH on the on the streets yeah weren't always mobile phones were they people didn't used to talk to each other before mobile phones didn't they but yeah that's how that's how that's how it gets so you get you get pushed off the radar you got no phone you got no address and then you don't Des there so you're not a problem man oh right Andy and is there anything else you would like you would like to say you like to say anything [Music] John yeah you it all right well Andy I Thanks for for the interview I will interview your friend what what's your friend name Joe Joe right now Joe and I wish you all the best what did you say G Jo G Jo K Jo G Jo all right thanks a lot my friend all right do you know do you know Veron Castle yeah or he's famous it's it's all [ __ ] history fake history you know all right is fake yeah fake history you know when people tell lies that goes down in history you you OB know like being and all people get persecuted and stuff yeah he didn't he was he was inventor of a modern dance he's he a rich boy who wanted to be famous that's all he was I've read up on him I see richone rich boy plenty of money plenty of publicity all right interesting thank you I know better better homeless people are better dancer than him Vlog Vlog was a boy that wasn't o sin ohJoin this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ/join Check my vlog on https://bloggervloggerselektazupa.blogspot.com/ Please subscribe to my channels English - 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Meet Richard - busker from Norwich, England

 Folks I just met Richard who is a basker and plays a flute on the streets of norch how long you've been doing this for uh for about 10 years now something like that 10 years Y and um you enjoying play for for the public I just enjoy playing for myself really it keep makes me happy and then if I can make a little bit of money at the same time that's a a bonus really yeah all right well tell me your story how you ended up in playing music and yeah I didn't start till uh late in life really I kind of went down the the road of what everybody does you know like getting a job and all that kind of thing but um struggled in that kind of uh lifestyle then I eventually I ended up being homeless myself uh was homeless for decade for over a decade homeless yeah was that in Norwich or in a lot of time in Norwich Cambridge uh other cities around B ex other cities around England um but during that time i' learned to play The Whistle so that's something that uh it's not a flute it's a whistle it's an Irish whistle yeah they call it a Penny Whistle Irish whistle I see um but if so yeah if I hadn't become homeless then I would never have learned this you had more time on your hands than yeah well I just needed something to do that um that would suit the way I was living I suppose and I heard a I heard a girl in Cambridge playing the the Penny Whistle it sounded great so I thought I'm going to I'll learn that yeah so that's why all right give us a a sample

please [Applause] [Music] d [Applause] yeah very nice very come coming you know sothing music for sure yeah it took me a long time to obviously I'm nervous now like to get over the nerves of actually playing in in public took a long time but uh I can do it now yeah well done well done and you said you started quite late when you were 20 years ago well well you were an adult already 10 years ago 10 years ago wow it's never I was in my yeah it's never too late I don't and you read you learn how to read music notes as well 10 years ago yeah start all started then yeah just through having the whistle and then getting books and it had musical notes in so just sort of all right Richard but for a long time I was just sitting in the street and I didn't I knew I didn't sound brilliant I me I'm okay now uh and you get you got a lot of negativity but in a way that just made me more determined and um and now now I feel it's really like and sometimes and really playing Tunes quite nicely sometimes so yeah you enjoy your music now yeah yeah yeah now it's that's a bonus in kind of been worthwhile like you know yeah all right Richard what tell me about yourself like about how you grew up and where did you grow up and your jobs and how if you don't mind yeah I I grew up in the I was born in goport in Hampshire U my my dad was in the forces uh in the Navy so we we did we moved around mainly in the south of England quite a lot um different schools and things like that um then I I joined the Navy myself oh I did 5 years in the Navy did you go abroad yeah went went abroad yeah went uh quite a few different places but I really I struggled with it cuz um I think obviously that was when I found out that uh I didn't really fit into the in the norm of you like well I mean just just a just a year ago um it's I got diagnosed with autism which is um is quite a spectrum like but that kind of made sense to the difficulties that I why I didn't really fit into mainstream Society because you you know you think you get neurotypical people and non neurotypic typical people uh and that's what I am I'm a non neurotypical person uh and the world is mainly set up for neurotypical people a lot you know so that expect that really did explain uh why I'm not I am I see so want recent you found out you're autistic and that explained why you were like feeling like you fit in to the world yes yeah why why I struggled in mainstream you struggle in mainstream Society yeah were you married and family no I had a I've had a um girlfriend a few girlfriends and that but never got married I see Richard all right and uh now you in norch yes this is my first time in Norwich uh do you know anything about Norwich about the its history and it used to be the capital of England Norwich it used to be a capital of England yeah London is now obviously but Norwich used to be the capital of England all right so the King used to resign well yeah I don't know a great deal about the history but I do know that um and yeah it's just a it's a fairly friendly Place noro say yeah so I think that's why stayed here yeah you liked it and you stayed stayed yeah yeah cuz I've been around a few few places in England yeah but yeah nor I think I also got tired of moving about really so when I ended up in nor I thought I I'll stay here now yeah and now what about the homeless people in norch are there a lot of homeless people here yeah just the same as any where else really um I don't really see many to be honest yeah I think you yeah you you probably will notice notice as you go around the the town here yeah all right all right Richard if somebody is watching this and would like to find out more about you about your music have you got any social medias no I don't I haven't got I don't do the internet or anything I don't have the internet I don't do anything like that yeah so so there's no no means to contact you or anything like that just just come to come to norch and is that the the place where you usually are here in the how would you describe where are we now oh this is this is uh since Steven's under pass but uh I bus in different places you bus in norch in different places so when people see you nor they may say hello they they see you on my Channel all right cool thanks for the interview is there anything else you would like to add not really just I said to you I was uh I was I'm a bit frustrated today because I'm trying to give up smoking so uh how is it going yes kind of it knocks your concentration a bit not you know how long you've been smoking for uh on on and off for um yeah since my early 20s I suppose but uh never never been a luckily I've never been a heavy smoker and I think playing uh the whistlers kind of help me yeah I'm trying to keep up is that the health reasons why you trying to give up smoking yeah it's expensive and also um yeah health health reason and how long you have not been smoking for oh um only only now for about a day really yeah a day I hope he's not like you make some money there and you get and you get yourself a pack of cigarettes or something well that's the Temptation I really hope you you will give it up and um manage to do that is there uh like what about like any substance abuse you okay about that oh yeah no I I have I've been down that road in the past but um I'm nothing um nothing like that anymore well done well done Richard right thanks a lot for the interview my friend see you on YouTube all right I probably won't see it but Vlog vlog there was a boy there was a Bo [Music] sinJoin this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ/join Check my vlog on https://bloggervloggerselektazupa.blogspot.com/ Please subscribe to my channels English - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ Polish https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCONq_xGqSq1IF_MF03QWhrQ Zupa's walks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsFDFcYxQfjFbksRp9g5tcA Music 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Meet Baren streets pirate -- lost an arm - still on streets - NORWICH, England

 All right folks we are in norch in East Anglia and we are talking to Baren who's been on the streets of of nor 67 years 6 seven years already

uh what happened to you to your arm my friend 196 6 I think it was or something um my arm got burned off basically long story not quite sure how it happened now I got B he's got mental health so why are we at here so you had an accident yeah a bike accident you were on a bike you would Dr right my arm got burned off basically long story not quite sure how it happened but uh ended up in hospital really forcing me to have injections and treating me the way they thought I should be treated um I came to next to a fireman who was dying got burned electrocuted or something uh then I ended up being one of the most intelligent people I lived on one of the roughest trailer sites in the country what about place called EAS Ross in menley um next to Cove place called Cove next to farm air show all right farmer air show no don't know that where they have all the air displays with the aircraft uh

anyway went to school like you do lived rough grew up like uh fighting and arguing all the time cuz it was a workers site at tackers and travelers and in that place where you grew up yeah Gypsies and all sorts cuz you say you've been born in Canada yeah and how old you've been when you came back I was four when I came here you well you you didn't come back you came to to England when you were four 9 years ago and your father is Canadian and your my father was a Bo Bell's man London Man London man in Canada I London here my my my father moved out to Canada oh they he moved out as well yeah all right with his father Baron tell me something about norch this is my first day in Norwich very controlling very controlling um not a lot a lot but there is if you behave yourself and you do what they want you to do then I suppose it's help but it's a very boring lifestyle very repetitive and very judgmental you mean that the police is is is kind of controlling all of it all of it they're all interconnected they're all on the comms we call it the comms because I'm ex Navy well I Mak a lot of things you I've done a lot of different things in my life um mostly protected people learned a lot of things when I was 13 years of age in 197 73 I was on Day released to two colleges I was going to a a secondary school they called a secondary school like a grown-up School mhm yeah not too bad not too bad yeah and uh but I was too intelligent for the school so they were sending me to two colleges as well so I was going to school I was going to one college and then I was going to another College every week at 13 that was 1973 right I was programming computers in 1973 73 you programmed you learn how to program computers already I was Electronics Electronics electrics electronics engineer okay all right so what went wrong in your life bar I got too clever nobody likes someone that's clever when you can do something before they think about they're doing it people don't like that because then they think that you are positioning them yeah they think that you're trying to make them do something but you're not you're just very clever you know and some people don't like that when you're that way and people don't understand you and you can see through them they don't like it no one can believe so what happened to you were working at that time yes I've done all kinds of work everything everything like what built computers Ro iron worker welder diver guns everything expert well not so much nowadays because things have changed so much but I know that all the theories I know how to make things better always don't know and when you tell people what the problem is and they don't listen because they think they're clever it makes the problem more complicated rather than cure it you know when you think you have all the cures then you don't because every problem has a different cure you understand I see so you were you weren't always the the the right person to to to give that answer no I was always the right person to give the answer the person that was asking the question didn't understand the answer right and how a bit yeah in a bit man you right yeah yeah all right and you know like in terms are you homeless well yeah because they made life so bad for me I had to give up my uh flat they gave me a nice flat I nice F but I wasn't free you know it was like being in prison but not in prison and every time I told them there was a problem they didn't listen because they wanted me to be the problem I see so in the end I said they can keep everything keep their money keep their flat keep everything I said I don't want to know so I went back to the street and you're sleeping on the streets I am now again you'all been sleeping on the street for weeks for weeks wow years for years now yeah in woods everywhere and is it always nor or you go to other places as well here because I got kicked out of Hampshire oh you you banned from Hampshire yeah you can't come back there they told me I I can't what did you do uh I fought for my family I stood up for my family and uh I fought against the authorities and people that thought they knew better because my family don't we barter yeah we trade things so you know a member of my family can become rich overnight just because he had something somebody else wanted trade Traders trade yeah like and they trade everything money uh Goods cars trucks you know so all of a sudden you can become rich overnight just because somebody wants something yeah when you're trading yes yeah even on the flip of a coin heads or tails ping look look what comes you're hungry oh bless you thank you here you go look a good Soul came in I only tell it the way it is all right Baron and uh well tell me about your education what schools did you finish and your your siblings your family how was that growing up motor mechanics um I've done coded welding pressure welding I built everything uh jcbs caterpillar engines boats everything everything and what about the Family Matters you've been married children no I've lost five women five of my partners died what five your partners died five women that I love very much and they died wow that's a bad Lu man what what happened to them they just lived hard you know bad luck bad they like a street people as well well nowadays the human race is living living in such a way they're creating problems you know with all the pollution it makes children born wrong or not wrong but you know it makes children mutate let's put it that way they're causing mutations within the genetic uh string have you is that the case no yeah this pollution is is hurting children so you reckon the human race is like in danger of well yes it's they're committing suicide slowly the human race committing suicide slowly yeah interesting Generations you can only poison something so long before you can't poison it anymore I see I know it's a Long View but it's been happening for hundreds of years and now it's getting to the point where it's unbalanced unbalanced right no balance anymore is that do do you read a lot cuz you seems to be quite of I know everything in the in the library I can pick you any book and read it I know the Bible back to front all right what you know I read something about the norch library about being like the biggest library in the area something it burned down a very small library because they don't understand what they have in there but did it burn down and and the people were like I don't know I don't know you don't know what happened cuz I just I I think nowadays uh there are telepaths there are people that can read minds they can read your mind they know by your emotion by the way you look by the way you behave what you are feeling or what you are or what you're wanting to do and by having that knowledge you become a slave you become a slave yeah because you're positioned like signs you know you see a sign like loga Zu You know that could be like Victory Leon on gang or getting gang education right Zone under police army or maybe provincial army or maybe political or maybe polish or maybe polish that's the Oney see you can read very well was it the accent or the name zupa the name zupa you know what it means um it's probably the name of the town no it means Z it's my nickname oh mean z basically it wouldn't take me long to work it out probably because it's similar z z I know polish I know Polish people there A lot of Polish people in this town yeah are there any homeless Polish people yeah there are polish homeless people you know some all right where can I find them well let me uh just loosen up a little bit and I'll maybe take you on our tour oh that would be great man introduce you to a few people yeah Baron that would be great they might not like the camera you know you don't like the camera maybe not they may not like well we ask them for permission if that's okay we may we may do something more because it seems to be like there's a lot of Polish people and they are homeless well you get the truth but then that's a lot of responsibility don't what I can take it my friend well maybe the the authorities might not like it all right well see how it goes but do you know anything about the medeval medieval know history everything everything was a because this town is do you know how they used to get a divorce in this town call their Mrs a witch and that's it they just call her a witch and then she'd be uh drowned and if she didn't drown then they'd burner all right that's no Christian all right that's interesting so that was a very like it's old time I I'm not just blaming norch for that because I think every country has had its bad times especially like the the the that period of of of of time yeah there was it was all over Europe the that kind of thinking and the The Witches were burned it was not just the UK I'm something they call a ghost warrior I know I can be there before you even knew I was there and back you had a c actor I must say I'm glad I met you you I'm 63 years of age maybe I'm 63,000 years of age who knows all right you think you've got the knowledge I don't I don't know how it began but I know how it's going do you know the end that's debatable we we we hope uh that the end is good all right and do you think a lot of these local people you know like local local homeless is a substance abuse problem here in norch not just that sometimes someone can become ill because of the way they're treated you know it's like if you're abused as a baby you never forget you reckon that the car on for the rest of your life if you feel homeless if you feel like you're orphan you never forget even if you're happy somewhere you're not happy because you know you shouldn't be there it's like if you get an alien crash land on this planet how would he feel lost probably but if you lived a different way and you have to work out a way to uh mix in to become part of the framework right imagine the suffering he would go through or hurt or it the entity I have two questions for you how big does intelligence have to be and what does it look like oh man I don't I wouldn't know the answers for these questions intelligence can be a thought in your mind is someone speaking to you or are you thinking it I see you understand me God you are a philosopher in a way you I'm the best philosopher in the world because I know what people are feeling and thinking before they even say it is that because you've spent years on the streets no because I spent years with nature with nature trees and insects I've been bitten by everything in the world I've had things call in and out of me I've had things call in and call out mhm mhm wow you're so spiritual Baron I try you are I try no that doesn't make me God and uh what your hobbies if you can say I read up on histories hisor of Polish Germans all everyone I know them all I know how they like history yeah it's taken a very long time everything on can you tell me a little in in like you know Short history of norch how it become a a city and I think Norwich is been involved in the slave trade in a slave trade I think so smuggling but then when you smuggle something you expect a payment that's no different to a slave what do they what did they smuggle here I know the East Coast everywhere smuggles it doesn't matter where you go everybody got their Smuggler everybody Poland of course Hungary Lithuania public Bureau you know it's this and that and everything Russia they all got their Smugglers you know Colombia Venezuela so was was a was involved in in tra in slave trade not necessarily but if you hold a carrot in front of a donkey what are you like you know the carrot and the donkey are the carrot you the slaver you Enslaved the donkey you Enslaved the donkey with a carrot all right so that was the the nature of the people in nor you reckon I think that was a nature of people all over the world to a degree to a degree well I think Norwich was a there's a lot of Agri culture here a lot of farmers was farmers in Norwich are very careful you know um North AB broads are very careful because in the north Brads they've got tunnels you know water tunnels in the north AB Brads and some of the best water tunnels in the world in not in this area in this area yeah what Farmers have water they things under the ground they don't know nothing about why did they build these tunnels um probably because they like the broad broads they like what the broads probably that's the reason why this town got built it's because of the nor broads all right is norch connected to the sea no norch is connected to like DOA um well you can you can sell a boat to by the canals to to the Sea up in Wales you got Scotland all around all right connected to the SE Piper Alpha Piper do you remember the or r no that's Scotland go yeah yeah yeah well I I I lived there for for many years G that's in Wales yeah I live there many years man I know back to and uh is there any advice to to people you would give who are about to to this country I'd say uh I'd say draw your lines and your circle be careful yeah no no problem oh that was nasty that was wasn't it see you got me so distracted still hour this is for the heroes for Your Heroes thank you let's see because you remember the Spitfire pilot in Poland do you remember that man I do yeah so what's the advice for the for the young people you would give those the Americans what would I say General ker died a brave man but he deserved what he got cuz he pulled the trigger too early who general kuster what did he do pulled the trigger too early with sitting ball so sitting ball surrounded him and poked his ears out with a stick all I didn't know that that that story and uh bar is there any if somebody's watching this and wants to help you is there any email address or contact for you get me out an orang yeah it's something like that I'm quite happy I go to Poland i' have a look brilliant I see what I can do not necessarily to Poland but even like the English people are watching this well i' like to go home to Canada you would like to if there is any Canadian people watching this how they can contact you is there tell the tribes that I want to visit is there an email address or phone number you have no no cuz they don't really well they do they use them but I I gave up on the network I gave up on phones and computers I all right so you be you are to found in norch near the train station I just show it the the place as a train station there FKS want go back home chilak in Canada if you want British columia that's where I want to go home Baron that's you you can find siek in it well that's where you were born and you homiek yeah hom all right my friend well thanks a lot for the interview is there anything else you would like to add uh sorry about that but I tried to tell them and they didn't listen and I'm done I'm finished well I hope people listen to you this time so do I thanks a lot my friend folks who do I meet legionaire legionaire from the Vagner group he says and we are just outside the Norman castle that's Norman is it that's a prison oh that used to be a prison all right well it does look like a bit like a prison no no now the Mason on the work Masons [Music] Mason I'm you attitudes I'm Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ/join Check my vlog on https://bloggervloggerselektazupa.blogspot.com/ Please subscribe to my channels English - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ Polish https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCONq_xGqSq1IF_MF03QWhrQ Zupa's walks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsFDFcYxQfjFbksRp9g5tcA Music https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqUliL9aCdLJKX7bEqssl_g/videos Silesian Schalger https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzwrGNpy_d656LCARoqLexA/videos Find me on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bartosz.strzelec.aka.zupa.tlumacz.dj.life.lover/ Twitter 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Zupa in Norwich - travel vlog ENGLAND

 Hello hello and one more time hello this is your boy Zupa and welcome to yet another Vlog this time I'm in the Liverpool Street Station and I'm going to a city of Norwich in East Anglia it's about like 3 hours Journey so not too close see what the place look like it's a beautiful station so I'm jumping to this one it's a long long train is like 100 m long uh so yeah that's the my my train to norch folks I show you the

front hey East Anglia nor vlogger Z for nor we're going to be calling at Stratford chelsford cester manry ipwi St Market dis and norch we du to arrive into Norwich for approximately 1322 please take time to read the safety information posters and are displayed throughout the train and can you please keep all a and gangways clear and use any luggage racks that are available welcome to this service for norich is known for its medieval architecture like this one you know what I mean but this was actually built in 1822 by who by professor of of architecture at the Royal Academy build this sh Hall that was a hall sh Hall but this what you call it I think it's a Neo goic style all norch has got about 120,000 people living it's a quite big city you can see that on the High Street which is very very a lot of young people in norch because of the East Anglia University and they say 20% of norch is actually youth from the University folks funny thing we're going to see the beer festive Val norch Hall come with us C members to the left with Prepaid tickets all paying on the days to the right how much is the ticket sir H how much is a ticket I think it is £4 to get in today just yeah 4£ to get in is that free drink included no no no no you have to buy a drink you have to buy a drink all right all right let me see all right let me just go to the L do you have here my friend so we've got some really nice Al real ale we've got some ciders real cider and we've also got the world bar down in the Marquee and we've also got a curiosity bar which is a key keg bar a what a key keg bar so it's it's all right be that's comes through with gas sorry guys through on the left side is Norwich a famous place for producing beers yes yes the Hall of the UK is the Hall of the UK and you have good ciders don't you there's a lot of apples trees apple trees ciders is over the far side of the hall all right that's my my spot you got the main bar here in St Andrews you've got another bar in in black friers and then you've got the cloter downstairs where the seating is and the world bars down there as well it sounds so tempting I never leave this place once I get in but you have are you going to go in I don't actually know we notice that just just I'll tell you what can I just let him have a quick thank you folks just have a quick yeah all right when you get right thank you that's a lovely place you may come back later okay well we're open how much is P here how much is the Pint it's about the same price as what it costs in the local pub pubs so about a f anywhere from £4 yeah upwards and how long how long is the exhibition for it finishes today today finishes today yes it's been on since Monday since Monday yeah beer festival in nor local beers be from all over the country hey folks you see you need to subscribe like and comment and donate so zupa has got money to go to places like that next time thank you sir cheers enjoy your day you too Paul nor is famous for its Market which is just behind me you can get literally anything in there and I forgot to tell you norch is Renown for its fish and chips you see people are eating fish and chips and you can get fish and chips from many many shops around here and they apparently very good because you may not know that norid is connected to the Sea by canals it's not on the sea line but it's connected to the Sea so freshly supply of fish on a daily basis and this is one of the medieval churches of norch found this little door here look at that I love it but I don't think I'm allowed to go inside and if you're really bored in norch there's lots of shopping malls like this one see the medal fortifications all along here right I believe this wall has got about 1,000 years it was constructed in 12th century so nearly 1,000 years old and we still know the name of a Constructor not a Constructor an architect I should say being in norch you have to see the local park which is very impressive look nothing even there are public toilets in there and this is where ITV Anglia is located and BBC also and by the way Anglia in Polish means England so yeah that used to be Anga it is Anglia folks so I met a man who's very helpful giving me directions to the bus station and uh he knows quite a lot about norch you said is a lot of history here right yes yes goes back to the 1600s um we've got strangers Hall U which is steeped in history great place to visit obviously we've got the castle to our left which you should be a to see very shortly um if you come around to the is there yet there we go oh yeah we've got the Norman Castle right around the corner as we speak yeah yeah um so much history I can't remember at all all right are you originally from norch yes yes all right yeah so a good place to live oh it's fantastic place it's fantastic fantastic for tourism for raising a family umh so we've got uh shopping center coming up here um yeah look at we've been here before but there's a lot of things to do which way you going I'm going this way is our is station to the quarter here so car on then it will bring you um to the bus station so car on straight carry on yeah which will bring you back out on the main road and keep going and on your left you'll come up s Street which is where the bus station is okay and I for the whole visit I'm trying to figure out does norch has an access to the sea or not access to the Sea yes not the not through canals and stuff like that through the river yes through the river yeah all right it does actually all right so um yeah so you say I might have to go straight car yeah yeah carry on brings you back onto the road and then uh it's your well second left is Sur Street second left okay I be all right all the best all the best Cheerio folks all right this people have been really helpful and I carry on to the bus station live music [Music] on unfortunately I have to run this is Norwich bus station but coaches to London are not leaving from this station is being rebuilt just as well as I came here earlier and I have to go to John Louis shop where the coaches to London hope you enjoy the Vlog so far I'm going to catch a national express bus to London from Norwich that will take me will take three and uh half an hour of a journey to get to London it's a long one but what can you do today trains are on strike and I'm not willing to take that uh replacement buses I can't rely on them so I've decided to go by uh coach National Express cost about uh the cost of a journey is30 one way which is comparable to the train ticket if you book in advance online of course that's only from vlogger zupa that kind of information stay tuned just noticed how they rebuilding norch from a purposes and you see the the stones Granite they come on pallets but they look like the ancient if you know what I mean brilliant job they doing P pave bed PVE yeah pavement that looks old but it's brand new only norch so this is the bus stop for today somewhere around John Louis Place I 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