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Nice to see the old gal move from the mud

thanks for the video I lv north Yorkshire carnt beat it 🙂

Enjoyed the views thanks for posting 👍

Ronnie

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Most of these concrete blocks are war time pill boxes from ww2

Very interesting. Great photography too. Thank you for sharing. 😊

What bout the house?

What cool spot to fly! And and cool scenes ^^! Like from another mini user!

Another great video Shaun, i see you've got the hang of flying your new drone. Great picture quality too.

Just to point out the 2 lighthouses metioned were actually built in 1870 and not 1837 as i said.

Shaun- so outstanding -

Nice video this. Thanks for making it

you got it backwards about the id

Hi Shaun, I stumbled across your channel. I've only recently become interested in this hobby and still figuring out the rules & regulations before jumping in. As I understand it the DJI mini 3 pro is the now the upper end of the sub 250g drone options after the mini 2, mini 2 Se and mini 3. Is this your 1st drone or have you upgraded? You mentioned that you'd used 3 batteries so did you purchase the upgrade pack? You also mentioned the flyer ID and registration which suggests that you've done your homework before buying a drone. Any tips to someone who hasn't yet jumped onboard, primarily because I've heard that the CAA are reviewing the legislation. Sorry for so many Qs. Happy flying. Allan

Very interesting, nice area 👍🖖

Thank you for sharing that piece of information Dave & thanks for watching. Cheers

The tidal surge barrier has done a lot to reduce the flooding of the River Hull in riverside areas of the city. I wonder who remembers the '60s when Rediffusion (Yes, Hull had 'cable TV' in the 1960s!) would put out announcements warning the population of flooding in "Low-lying areas". In the late 1970s, I worked at Croda on Ann Watson Street (between Stoneferry and the River Hull,) and I remember a number of times when getting into work was a problem, in the days after such flood warnings: The west side of Stoneferry would often be covered with a couple of inches of mud, and at the opposite end (the river end,) of Ann Watson Street, you'd be wading through about 6 to 8 inches of water until the flood levels receded. The lowering of the tidal surge barrier is a sight to see, as it rotates and then slowly drops to form a wall across the River Hull. I wouldn't recommend standing too close when watching it however: For one thing, you'll get a better view from a good distance away, (The south pedestrian path of Myton swing bridge is ideal,) and for another, considering the number of bats that nest up there when the barrier is raised up, you're likely to get showered by bat crap if you're standing anywhere close to directly underneath.

It was good to finally meet up and have a chat. It was a shame about the high dead grass and weeds along the fence line. The only trouble where I was standing was missing them actually turn into the bend. The other stage I managed to visit for a while was stage 3 or 4 Coom Hill. Managed to get some photos, but my telephoto lens started to pack up so ended up calling it a day. Good to see you managed to get some photos :). Hope all is well after your trip, as a few other kept tripping on that spot.

Surprised the salt line rot didnt get her. They recently had to scrap a preserved trawler at Fleetwood because of this.

Here's a challenge for you shaun, why dont you come to Belfst and do a vlog on the shipyard (Harland & Wolfe) and surrounding area's.

beautiful

Très belle vidéo et bravo pour la sauvegarde de ce magnifique chalutier " classique " car ici en France et notamment à Boulogne -sur -mer on a pas été capable de faire la même chose !

Great ship, just love that design, hope she gets the refit and life extension she deserves and becomes a permanent museum. I’d come and see her ! 👍 With grateful thanks to all who worked on her, risking their lives to put fish on our tables.

Hit your mute 🔕 button ✅

I used to talk to Artic Buccaneer deep in the Southern Ocean, on SSB when she was renamed Otago Buccaneer, loved this ship class

Woooow!!!!

Where do you get the music from? don’t you have copyright claimed? Teach me 😂

uuuhh!!! You have some views in this video!!!

hii vlooooging cam! 🤟

WE WANT TO SEE THE PHOOOTOOS!!! 🎉🎉

hiii!! I loved the music :) good timing and edition 🎄🤗 It is a shame that you don’t have as many views as you deserve, but keep going! #Subscribed already ❤🎉

Why spoil what would have been a great video with music?

She has gone away for refurbishment and will return to a more permanent mooring near the marina in a few years i believe.

I imagine that tug had to do lots of prop wash to unstick it from the mud! Smiles

Wow! Such a beautiful Lay of the Sea. Sad to see that it took 20 years for there to be an interest in this One. Beautiful

So sad for a great wessel being stucked in mud for so long

Brilliant piece of camera work Shaun, gave me a bit of a laugh. Can't wait for the next one.

Wonderfull ship

They look like a bunch of illegal natives fishing when they shouldn't be again

So simple

Nice vid, I've been to Beverly years ago. You've made me want to revisit. Cheers Shaun

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I will have to see if I can visit this if I have the chance. Always looking every year for poppy fields. Every year I see the one along A63 North Cave area but never tried finding it yet. There was one few years ago near Bridlington. Nice images :)

Nice video, amazing beautiful walking, thanks for sharing

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