🎤 To watch with subtitles, please click the 'CC' button on your RUclips video player :) Good evening! And welcome to this walk around one of my favourite places in the Tyneside region - the wonderful seaside village of Tynemouth, located (rather sensibly) at the mouth of the River Tyne! In our walk, we mention that before the Norman era, Tynemouth was a bit of a Viking outpost. It's unclear as to whether Tynemouth was actually a colony of the Vikings', but some language experts have noted that the accent of locals in Tynemouth, North Shields and South Shields is notably different to that of Newcastle - suggested by some to be because of a greater Viking presence here around 1,000 years ago :)
I love Tynemouth, I visit from Harrogate at least every month, coach to Newcastle then Metro to the brilliant market then a few pints in the Turks Head, thanks for sharing ❤
What a lovely coastal town, very unspoiled unlike so many in England. Have to admit I’ve never visited. The station is great, the Victorians really knew how to design beautiful railway stations etc unlike most of the modern cheap looking junk.
Not far from my hometown amazing coastline in the summer...even more amazing when you see it snowing on the beach in the winter the North sea gets very rough I love watching the huge waves smashing into the two piers.
Tynemouth on a sunny day. Beautiful. Grey and overcast the last time I visited over 20+ years ago. Looking forward to seeing it all again next year. Cheers for Oz! Keep up the great work!
🎤 To watch with subtitles, please click the 'CC' button on your RUclips video player :)
Good evening! And welcome to this walk around one of my favourite places in the Tyneside region - the wonderful seaside village of Tynemouth, located (rather sensibly) at the mouth of the River Tyne!
In our walk, we mention that before the Norman era, Tynemouth was a bit of a Viking outpost. It's unclear as to whether Tynemouth was actually a colony of the Vikings', but some language experts have noted that the accent of locals in Tynemouth, North Shields and South Shields is notably different to that of Newcastle - suggested by some to be because of a greater Viking presence here around 1,000 years ago :)
I love Tynemouth, I visit from Harrogate at least every month, coach to Newcastle then Metro to the brilliant market then a few pints in the Turks Head, thanks for sharing ❤
I'm from South shields great video
Great choice, lovely place , thank you
What a lovely coastal town, very unspoiled unlike so many in England. Have to admit I’ve never visited. The station is great, the Victorians really knew how to design beautiful railway stations etc unlike most of the modern cheap looking junk.
We have a little slice if heaven up hear in the northeast. Most people from outside the area have no idea how beautiful it is up hear
Not far from my hometown amazing coastline in the summer...even more amazing when you see it snowing on the beach in the winter the North sea gets very rough I love watching the huge waves smashing into the two piers.
Thanks for the tour! Really enjoyed it!
Tolle kleine Stadt. Da gibt es eine Fährverbindung nach Amsterdam. Eine schöne Minikreuzfahrt.
Loving your videos. I’m in Australia recovering from surgery and binge watching your brilliant work. I’ll be back to walk in your footsteps soon 👍
Australian loving the video likewise
Tynemouth on a sunny day. Beautiful. Grey and overcast the last time I visited over 20+ years ago. Looking forward to seeing it all again next year. Cheers for Oz! Keep up the great work!
amazing. I'm your fan.
A place we are very familiar with - great to see it again after a long time!
Great tour I enjoyed it. Greetings from Canada 😀
i can't to visit myself someday! Thank you for sharing!
Quite simply Fascinating.
I lived 2 blocks up from the grand hotel in tynemouth on hotspur street for 12 years. It's nice to hear all the history
I'd love to get a look behind that door underneath the big memorial at the start. I wonder what junk, or treasures, are hidden away in there.
Switched off immediately. Don 't know of anywhere called "Tynemuth"
It’s Tynemouth not Tynemuth it’s on the mouth of the Tyne not the muth of the Tyne
Just avoid tynemouth at night and King Eddie's Bay if you plan to visit