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It’s magical up at Cissbury. Thanks Chris loved this

Loved it. Thank you.

In 1075 it was built as a CATHOLIC Cathedral, of course.

Hi. I really enjoyed your video. You have inspired me to visit the woods. I have a few questions if you don’t mind? Where is the best place to park to find the Gladiator location? How far is it to walk from the car park to the Gladiator location? Any tips to find it? Many Thanks.

Thank you!!!!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Lovely informative clear video. Thank you. We will visit today! ❤

Nice one thanks.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Great video, Thanks for uploading. I do have one question, at 2.16 you show a photo showing a scramble from Hornchurch, but in the foreground is shown DW-K which belonged to 610 'County of Chester' which used Hawkinge as it forward operating airfield.

Brilliant, so informative and professional.

This was wonderful chris , thank you ❤️🤍💙

So, when will the church sell it so it can become a mosque like many other of our precious heritage places of Christian worship? 😢

This is lovely chris the sights, the sounds, beautiful. Musics always brilliant thank you 🙏🏻xx

Im revisiting this video again, it’s one of my all time favorites, many childhood memories, thanks for doing this Chris, hope all is well. How time flies - over 2 years since you did this. My family is all passed on now, I’m starting over at 75, not what i expected, my sister’s illness has cost me everything I had, so kinda scary, hoping to find a room to rent before I’m evicted from her house soon. These are terrible times to be this vulnerable but I’m resourceful so hoping for the best. I will be watching this in the future again. Cheers

Owned by English Heritage.

Claremont Landscape Garden, Esher. Owned by National Trust.

Philip Larkin wrote a poem in the 1950s about THE ARUNDEL TOMB in Chichester Cathedral😊. Unfortunately he got the hands the wrong way round, as pointed out by Ben Brown in his play LARKIN WITH WOMEN as a result of reading the poem SECOND SIGHT AT AN ARUNDEL TOMB that I wrote to Philip in 1983 pointing out his error.😢. John Greatrex

I grew up in Selsey and interviewed Patrick Moore at his cottage on West street when I was a teenager for a school project in the 1960s. Very nice person. Enjoyed the memories.

Love this ❤️Thanks Chris

Loved it Chris, brought back some happy memories. Taught me a thing or two as well.

An incredible documentary Chris, worthy of being shown in history classes up to university level, makes me want to visit York myself. I’ve seen those battlements in other vlogs but this is professionally done and narrated extremely well. The length of this documentary is just right, Kudos. A gem. Cheers from San Diego

Bognor had brilliant club in the60’s called the shoreline club all-nighter. Absolutely brilliant 😎

Well Done everyone connected with this event. Thanks for the video. From an ex-resident of Bognor.

Would’ve been nice to know more about the old old pub and village rather than about the church just my opinion no disrespect meant🇬🇧

Love this Chris, and love that theme tune ❤️

Hi Chris Buddy and Lila, nice walk and a beautiful day. Cheers from San Diego, CA

Really enjoyed your wander today! Hurst Castle looks incredible!! Thank you for sharing, one to do I think considering how close it is to us in Portsmouth!

We need to squad up on some adventures, I crashed my camera drone in the sea over the weekend LOL I have the latest top spec camera drone arriving today, you can use the footage for your videos if you want. (£24.99 per 10 seconds of footage) 🤣

Sweet xx

Ah well done chris, that was beautiful ( I did chuckle at your joke 😂)

I lived in Walton from the age of 4 for 29 in the 1970's onwards after which I moved into Hampshire and finally Wiltshire. This video takes me back, although a lot has changed but it's good to see some things remain (remained) like the Playhouse, Anglers Pub and St Marys Church which I lived next door to in a rented flat, over the Chinese Takeaway for a few years! I wouldn't go back as it's all too busy and I'm now retired into the countryside but it does make me nostalgic to see images like this, so thanks.

Love this Chris. Thank you. Will you be covering anything on St. George’s day ?🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧Xx

I've lived here my hol life I'm 13

Go to Ashford Surrey

This is wonderful, thank you Chris. Fabulous subject and music!❤️

Awesome content

My dyslexia made the title…interesting to me

Vinland Saga 💪🏻🗡

I remember learning about him at Merland Rise primary school. So many of Britain’s royalty were not English, the people of England didn’t have much control over it, apparently, everyone just barely feeding themselves was their first concern I suppose. Cheers from San Diego, Ca. and a happy new year.

Christmas number 1 all day 🤘🤘🤘

Ahhhhh that was brilliant!!! Love this Xmas song, Thank you guys, well made Love the costume as well. Hi mick!!! 🎄🎄🎄🎄

Thanks for the Christmas Cheer Guys And let’s hope for a better New Year than this one. Cheers from San Diego

Your effort is evident.

7mins 13 secs, 7.57. Ye Olde Swan

I’m watching this again - Before the motorway and in the 1960’s it was very quiet and peaceful. I suppose that could be solved with noise canceling ear buds. My AirPods can cancel the traffic hum, but allow other nearby sounds. I would still love to retire there if I win the lottery. Cheers from San Diego

What a clear day, looks like you’re getting ready for some rem sleep, the puppies had a great day too. Thanks for the walk. Cheers from San Diego

Fantastic trip along the coast! I loved the geology of the cliffs, reminds me of school geology trips to the Isle of Wight, and freezing February's on the beach :) Those birds might be rock pipits. Great film, Chris.

for 6 formative years I sung in the choir here - we were legendary!

Did you spot the brickwork in that older (railway) bridge? It's amazing, but poorly maintained. The open meadow is Common Meadow and it is common land (but the rights, except for access have been ceased out. The lock on the kissing gate is to allow passage of management machinery to maintain the path but keep motorcycles out. Back in the '80s the meadow and the area just above (also open for public access) was a flytipped mess with flygrazing until a short time before it was part of Remingtons (now gone) and used a sports pitches. Received a lot of work from local volunteers (Lower Mole Project chief among them) to plant hedges, trees, put in horse-capable pedestrian bridges, surface foot paths and more. Common Meadow is owned by Mole Valley District Council, but the upper meadow is owned by Merton College, Oxford and except for a footpath, the rights of access on that bit are permissive only. Against all odds (a background of local authority cuts, 'rationalisation', 'austerity' and more cuts, the Lower Mole Project (now Partnership) is still going and celebrating 40 years (Oct 2023), still working with volunteers to make a difference to places like this. Google Lower Mole Partnership for details and to join in - it's fun and good exercise. There is no membership charge and tasks take place several days a week throughout the year. They supply all tools, training and PPE and you get to see sites in the area ranginf from SSSI river cliffs to flower-rich chalk grassland to ancient grazed commons with huge pollard oaks.

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