Teulu Tribe trades scaffolding for ivy removal and a honey harvest
The Welsh school restoration channel is drawing nearly seven times its usual daily views as a more weary-sounding episode arrives.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 146,894 views a day, 6.7 times a normal day (21,919).
"I Don't Know If We Can Keep Fighting Anymore…" is a heavy title for an episode that also makes room for spinning honey and introducing a queen bee. Teulu Tribe's latest upload pairs the ongoing effort to rescue an old Welsh school with the smaller jobs that continue around it.
The channel has drawn roughly 150,000 views in a day, a sharp increase from its usual daily audience. The latest episode is its most watched among the recent uploads listed here, though that channel-wide rise cannot be pinned on one video alone.
Scaffolding changed the view of the building, as we reported here. This installment moves on to removing ivy and clearing it away, before beekeeper Pete joins the bee-focused portion. Honey spinning follows, then a colony update and the introduction of Queen MkIII.
That mix gives the restoration a different texture from the preceding episodes, which dealt with making the site safe, clearing the old coal store and preparing for scaffolding. Saving the school remains the larger project, but this time the chapter list ends at the hive rather than the building.
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Where next?
- Subscribers
- 218,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 223,896
- Channel views, pace per day
- 146,894 (on a normal day: 21,919)
The numbers
Daily views across Teulu Tribe's channel are well above their usual level. The totals below show the size of that jump.
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In which country is Teulu Tribe restoring its old school?
The channel describes its project as restoring a forgotten school in Wales.



