The Durham Tyne and Wear Coast Episode 9

There is much to enjoy in this penultimate episode in the series. We discover the importance of Hartlepool during various periods in history not only to the county of Durham but also the North East. A famous resident known to many is revealed and we see some more stunning aeriel views provided by the Hartlepool Marina. Many thanks to the Heugh Battery Museum for their assistance in the production of this film.
Title Music: "The Tale of the Red Dragon" by Ragesound@tunetank Main Music Score: "Invocation"
"Cirrus"
"Horizon"
by Scott Buckley Released under CC BY 4.0 www.scottbuckley.com.au

[@Lynnthomason45]

This is a wonderful film, Jim. I really enjoy your productions. The history and beautiful views are a bonus, with the perfect music. Thanks so much for sharing. Lynn in Naples Fl. 😎

[@nilpoints]

Excellent presentation Jon, very enjoyable.

[@jonimrye5722]

Thanks mate best wishes Jon

[@jamieham987]

Will watch over the weekend. Not too much attention paid to Hartlepool these days so important to highlight the town.

[@jonimrye5722]

Hope you enjoy it Jamie best wishes Jon

[@davyfaeforth]

Another top class video Jon thanks

[@jonimrye5722]

Thanks Davy, just posted my recci tour along the tweed. It will appear in december as a "discovery day" episode and is a pre cursor to the new tweed series for next year. Hoping to go this week to start filming it proper. Keep watching best wishes Jon

[@lindseyfraser4408]

Great to get some info on other areas in our region thank you I have enjoyed this very much.

[@jonimrye5722]

Many thanks Lindsey one last episode in this series coming soon and lots of new stuff in the run up to xmas, keep watching best wishes Jon

[@harrylinsdell8114]

Another superb episode again jon,a joy to watch with history as well

[@jonimrye5722]

Thanks Harry its always a pleasure to have your comments. The last episode will appear in October. Im already filming the Tweed River in readiness for next year. Lots of Discovery days out coming between now and xmas as well. Keep watching best wishes Jon

[@GordonPurves]

Another excellent episode Jon. Superb content as always L & G

[@jonimrye5722]

Thanks Gordon, the Discovery day 4 episode which I did this week will be posted in december as a pre cursor to the tweed series. Hoping to start filming it properly this coming week weather looks good. best wishes Jon

[@Lynnthomason45]

Sorry Jon. My husband’s name was Jim and I’m forever getting Jon and Jim confused. He’s been gone now for 22 years, which seems like yesterday. He would have loved your work. Lynn

[@jonimrye5722]

Thats ok Lynn, I can understand and sorry to hear of your loss. It proves that true love never dies no matter how long ago. Im glad you like my films, they are a great passion to me and its always nice to hear that you like them. Best wishes Jon

[@Billyg215]

I can`t wait to move back down to the headland where i was born and bred a true cod head and monkey hanger.

[@jonimrye5722]

Hi Billy glad you enjoyed it. Im more of a haddock man myself - not keen on cod. I deliberately left out the monkey story. My programmes always focus on highlighting the area and looking at what is best about it. Last episode coming in a couple of weeks on Seaton Carew. Keep watching best wishes Jon