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I’m sure you will one day i hope you pick the weekend it doesn’t rain ha

I don’t use sanitizer myself I think it’s bad for you but each to their own.

I kind of expected to be fair

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@@sandeepthapamagar6320 well it was last summer I went and the sea came in around 5 if I remember and cut off access to the islands so prob morning but don’t quote me!

@@ExplorewithSarahlouise thanks Sarah. I am visiting next week and your video is really helpful. Amazing content!

@@sandeepthapamagar6320 I hope you have a lovely time 🥰🥰 the tide does rly come in and it blocks off access to the smaller islands so it’s worth getting there when the tide is out and seeing it come in. You can find the tide times online I’m sure xx

Ah have a great time ! Good luck hey

Oh damn yeah it’s quite a small car park for a busy site it’s actually rly close to a few other or properties if you decide against it last minute. I think it’s the emmets garden that is literally just down the road

Thankyou so much yes I adored it and defo want to go back 🥰

Olde style ha 🥰🙏🏻

@@ExplorewithSarahlouise Sorry to be pedantic but thats not what you said on the video. Whilst we're on the subject of Twickenham and the surrounding areas. Do you know about the Shot tower? It's in the River Crane conservation area. and it's an incredibly interesting structure.Built around the time of the Napoleonic wars, It looks like a big light house. So what was its purpose I hear you ask? Well, it was used to make Lead shot, the stuff that was loaded into soldiers rifles to shoot at the enemy. The way it worked was that the workers would carry a huge ladle of molten lead up a spiral staircase around the inner wall of the tower (the tower was empty in the middle)to the top of the tower. They would then pour the lead into a sieve and the molten lead would go through the holes forming little 'blobs' of lead. As the blobs fell downwards they would cool and become spherical . They then landed in a huge bath of cold water and, hey presto, perfect lead shot. The tower is open to the public on Sundays. And it's next to Crane Park Island (a remnant of the former Hounslow Gunpowder Mills) which can also be visited by footbridge.. It's ever so pretty. and not well known at all. Here is a link to the Crane Valley.Org website that has more information. As I said, well worth a visit. www.cranevalley.org.uk/visit/

@@33rorynoah it’s funny as was just having this conversation with someone as one of my friends is a little on the Asperger’s spectrum and takes everything very literally and I defo am on the adhd and throw out quite loose comments. I was only talking today about this. I guess I meant it is old fashioned in style but I am not always the best at using the correct language I am aware of that.

@@33rorynoah that is super interesting Thankyou for sharing that with me! Another island I had or heard of as well. There are so many in the Uk I’ve recently been finding out. I must add that to my list

@@ExplorewithSarahlouise You're welcome Sarah. Do try to check it out when you're next in the area. Im sure you'll enjoy it.

Thankyou so much for commenting and watching I appreciate you 🥰

Awe such a sweet comment Thankyou

No way hahaha

You should defo visit!

Yeah it was pretty cool! Did you enjoy it?

Awe yes I also loved Chartwell it was one of my faves I have a video on that too 🥰 lanhydrock was amazing too even tho that video didn’t seem as popular so maybe people don’t like it as much? But I thought it was gorgeous.

Thankyou soooooo much 🥰🥰 more to upload soon

What’s Lucy? Not into drugs and genuinely no idea have only tried mushrooms.

There are a lot of two headed animals at the last Tuesday society in London if your into that kind of thing, that one was bit spooky more than this Imo ! Would be so interesting to see the place in the 80 s as before the flood