taking your son to work with you

[stani]

https://youtu.be/YiHR8ItoSoU

now that's what you call health and safety.

 

[Rickster123]

They'd be sent to prison for that now! Brave kid tho. Maybe that's why kids today are such soft wusses!

 

[Best]

Scary.
I checked that film out and seems it is from 1927.
That lad would be about 99 years old if he is still around today.

 

[Paulplumb]

Wow great video. I get dizzy on a hop up

 

[quality]

I take my youngest (9 years) to work when its convenient. Ive had him solder pipes a few times his glory moment was firing a boiler for the first time after he watched me install it

 

[stani]

My dad had me changing cast iron gutters with him when I was 9 years old, he had me on ladders from 6-7, my mother wasn't happy but my dad said learn early it won't bother him later in life. Never bothered me at all, but now I'm getting on a bit, I do take my time.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

My dad had me changing cast iron gutters with him when I was 9 years old, he had me on ladders from 6-7, my mother wasn't happy but my dad said learn early it won't bother him later in life. Never bothered me at all, but now I'm getting on a bit, I do take my time.

best way i found

 

[turnpin]

If I was that young fella up the ladder..I would have needed long trousers and a strong pair of bicycle clip's..lol never been keen working at heights myself...regards Turnpin:nonod:

 

[stani]

When you think about it, in 1927 it was probably the norm that your children followed in parents footsteps, don't forget while he was up on the spire, some of his mates would be down a mine, working in a foundry with molten metal. The lad up the ladder was probably the safest of the lot.

 

[GasmanxxxR1]

Good old days!