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Volcanico magnifico! Coaches should be compulsory, but then there'd be some folks out of motorcar business. Lots of people, surprisingly. A stunning severe landscape keeping in mind you're on islands. Enjoyed that muchly. 🙂

The house at 9 minutes 33 seconds nick Burnham of youtube Aquaholic did a tour of it

Another nice stroll through a place I'd never heard of or seen. Thanks for sharing your sojourns with us uncommonly commonfolk. (Now I want tapas and an array of subtropical drinks, please).

According to my follow-along map, that first beach is called Playa de la Mujeres (Women's Beach), followed by Playa de la Cera (Wax Beach), and finally Playa de Papagayo (Parrot Beach). Had you gone a bit further there are two small restaurants overlooking the beach. The photos show grilled fish and ice cold drinks of varying types. Thanks for another good venture into lands I've never seen, Shaun & Nina, and we'll come along again on your next adventure. 🏖🌍

Think I even saw you somewhere recognised that hat

Just got back from Brixham found it bit built up compared to were i normally go in north Devon loved Dartmouth and back pool sands but thanks for showing all the places I missed also loved babbercome

I followed your travels via your photos earlier in the year, so these short clips were lovely to see. My heart yearns for the time I spent there, twice, once on business, once for Fasnacht and romance. As you panned right from the top of Mt. Pilatus, the pointy peak across the Vierwaldstattersee (Lake of the Four Cantons), Rigi is clearly visible, which was featured in the previous clip. Glad I clicked on this as I thought I had already seen it. Ha!

Another fine walkabout in your local environs. Much enjoyed following along on the map, seeing where and how things lie and play out. Spent some time trying to find the name of the other little rock isle east of Thatcher Rock and could not find it identified on any of a few different maps. Had I waited in the video a bit longer, my search would have been rewarded with the name Oarstone. A lovely day to remember on Remembrance Day. ♪♫♪

Thanks for sharing your favourite places, Shaun and Nina! Such a lovely place!

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Dreek? Dreake? Great word, that. Dreary + freak, reek, meek, weak, creak? Did I spy the long iron tongue of a scythe fixed to the wrought iron, its handle standing beside it to the right just as you walked in through the stone arch? And are you north or south of Luscombe Hill? My guesses are just north between Colley and Greenway lanes, or just south where my map indicates "Dawlish Water". As a former guide in the mountains above Santa Barbara and areas therewith, if I ventured into places I'd never been, I carried a small sack of little push-pin flag markers to follow back out from a confusing wanderway, picking them up on the way out. Of course bones or breadcrumbs work well, too. Strange place and a horrorful tale. Surely someone has made a film or written a story about it, no? Thanks for another sojourn into Dawlishisly moorish places not far from home. ♪♫♪ (Note: Sorry for the long comment, but I found where it is along with Lidwell Farm in subsequent querying).

When I saw the timestamp on the travelogue, I kinda surmised you weren't walking it, at least not without the jetpacks on. Very much enjoyed this jaunt with you and the lovely Nina as co-narrator. Calling out the stops was appreciated as I like to follow along on the map, town to village, looking for various all mentioned landmarks and rivers (Little Dart took a bit of time, but I found it and the Mole River). Did I have a three-tiered deja vu in the panniers market? And even some Herman's Hermits from the busker. (Peter Noone lives in my old home town of Santa Barbara and I've run into him many times over the years at the most improbable places. He's always spotting me first and waves hello, comes round, and for some reason he thinks he knows me from perhaps in the creative world circles, always friendly, and we share a few moments and he's off. Still looks 16 years old. Ha!) Anyway, Shaun, love these merry jaunts to places I've never seen so close up. Thanks for producing & posting! ♪♫♪

Interesting place and great story! Thanks, Shaun!

The studio looks very nice I’m stung up a home studio for my shows

Very interesting.

That place hasn't changed since I was there a few years ago.

Fascinating. The energies there need major clearing!

Really enjoying your travels Shaun.

Another fine jaunt in and through a lovely Devon Coast village. And may I compliment you on your fine camera work, steady and unjumbly, making for another excellent travelogue! 🙂

Over 20 years ago I spent hours in winter walking the whole beach night time, when needed, searching for oiled Guillemots and other sea birds. Rescued many, some survived. Lovely place Budleigh and the Otter too.

Lovely....I know it well. Sand a bit lumpy what? Just kidding. God bless you out on your adventures. God bless Budleigh too.

The sea sounds different there, more basso and rockground as compared to our West Coast American waves constantly bearing tidings from our Hawaiian Islands and beyond. Autumn here finds us at 90-degrees F for a few days then more autumnal temps will at last settle in not unlike those adorable black swans! Great camera work, Shaun, especially noted on your professional pan of the train. We could use you on set as cinematographer! Sounded like those ducks were having a good laugh at something or someone. Love the river's stepdowns, slowing and regulating the waterflow. Who was that waving at you from the sidewalk at the 6:00-minute mark? A lovely village (and we've visited scores in the UK via travel shows and videos like yours), even enjoyed pausing the clip to read the history of water management improvements. Thank you for sharing these many looks at the Devon Coast and glimpses of your life there. 🙂

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What a lovely place! Nice to see a cameo from Nina too! 😄

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Thanks for the tour ,Shaun. Stunning spot !

Thanks for a fun and informative romp at the border between Wales & England. Those slitted/slotted windows were for arrow-letting---the merciless raining down of tufted bow-propelled pointysticks upon your enemy (or the occasional odd lazy gardener or after-battle bone-gatherer). This brief hour-long history video on Chepstow Castle populated in the margin, which I will place in queue for viewing later and provide link here: ruclips.net/video/TvLBtJRHBxw/видео.html

That bench outside is legend! Me and The Progmeister sat on it eating sarnies in the rain waiting for the pub to open!

Krazz is getting brave these days when you think that he was worried about being kidnapped when heading down the lane from our house to the pub next door!

An experience never to be forgotten! 😂

Wonderful video with beautiful views. Great actors who are very informative of what to do and not do when visiting historic castles. Makes me wish that I was there living in this beautiful stone castle. Thank you for sharing.

Chepstow is a lovely place. Thanks for your company, as always, Shaun!

Really enjoyed this, thank you! Looking forward to to the next episodes of Shaun’s Sojourns/Geraghty‘s Gallivants. 😄

Greatly enjoyed that wee walkabout, Shaun. Very interesting to us Yanks, the side-by-side shared history, the vinyl tortoises, the relative calm of a small town in the countryside. As you know, all of our old structures are either Spanish or indigenous-made, some still well in use and resided in, others in beautiful ruin. Santa Fe boasts the Palace of the Governors built in 1610 and is still in use, and Sky City, also in New Mexico, has been continuously inhabited since the 1100's. I've been to both several times as well as Mesa Verdé and many other indigenous sites. The UK remains quite fascinating to me for all the history and the amazing places I've seen only in travelogues such as yours. Thanks again and look forward to more of your sojourns. Great to see Colin in the wings as well!

Really enjoyed that Shaun and Colin! Thanks!

Lovely.

Can you give me informations about you jingle player ?

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Looking great there Shaun:)

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Goodness me Mr G...I have some competition! Love the tables and chairs in the carriage. Quite an unusual setting. I should make a lesson there! 8-)

So very cool!