The hut @ 1:22 and the green boat @ 1:25 belonged to my Father who passed away about 15 yrs ago aged 75. Some of those fisherman's huts and boats are still used by the community' Leave everything as you find it.
@@welshgingerhobo 50 years ago the jetty was in much better condition and the harbor actually filled up with water at high tide. I fished out of there as a lad in the 1970's.
Not abandoned because people still go down there to use their sheds and go fishing so they do use I some of it is my grandads he passed away 5 years ago he was an absolute legend the legend of port Mulgrave my grandad drive that digger down with y and my brothers in the cabin with him 🤣🤣🤣
Then you for sharing this amazing story! Yes, after visiting there I found out about the people that still go there. I think there's a chap in the comments here that still goes there. What an amazing place! 🙂
@@welshgingerhobo I spent my entire childhood down port Mulgrave with my grandad and my brothers it was a great way to learn about nature and wildlife and also lots of life skills. Rock pooling was fantastic all sorts of sea life down there and we used to go jetting and fossil hunting my grandad gave us the best childhood and there was a write up in a German magazine about him his nickname was mocka because of all the pranks he liked playing on people 🤣🤣🤣🤣 he pushed me and my brothers in a wheelbarrow from hinderwell village up to port bank and then when we were ready to go home he'd push us back again 🤣 so if anyone ever saw a guy pushing a wheelbarrow through the village to port with 3 kids in it that be my grandad 😊 thank you for sharing your video
@@janniehalliday5117 Hiya Jannie, was your grandad called Frank? The reason I ask is that my dad used to have a shed and boat down there but he passed away 15 yrs ago aged 75. He was good friends with a fisherman (bit younger than him) called Frank who I think had German ancestry. I used to go with dad and Frank rod fishing for cod on Boulby deeps in the (about 8 miles offshore) in the summer holidays in the mid 1970's. Happy days.
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The hut @ 1:22 and the green boat @ 1:25 belonged to my Father who passed away about 15 yrs ago aged 75. Some of those fisherman's huts and boats are still used by the community' Leave everything as you find it.
No wonder there's locks because people own them 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That milk carton on the table is a clue.
Bloody hell Ade, you must have been an Eagle in a previous life 🦅😊
@@welshgingerhobo also you walked past something very shiny.
@@adethoem7815 The path he walked up-to the first hut was well worn, that might be a clue.
Different world. 👍
Literally!
@@welshgingerhobo 50 years ago the jetty was in much better condition and the harbor actually filled up with water at high tide. I fished out of there as a lad in the 1970's.
Not abandoned because people still go down there to use their sheds and go fishing so they do use I some of it is my grandads he passed away 5 years ago he was an absolute legend the legend of port Mulgrave my grandad drive that digger down with y and my brothers in the cabin with him 🤣🤣🤣
Then you for sharing this amazing story! Yes, after visiting there I found out about the people that still go there. I think there's a chap in the comments here that still goes there. What an amazing place! 🙂
@@welshgingerhobo I spent my entire childhood down port Mulgrave with my grandad and my brothers it was a great way to learn about nature and wildlife and also lots of life skills. Rock pooling was fantastic all sorts of sea life down there and we used to go jetting and fossil hunting my grandad gave us the best childhood and there was a write up in a German magazine about him his nickname was mocka because of all the pranks he liked playing on people 🤣🤣🤣🤣 he pushed me and my brothers in a wheelbarrow from hinderwell village up to port bank and then when we were ready to go home he'd push us back again 🤣 so if anyone ever saw a guy pushing a wheelbarrow through the village to port with 3 kids in it that be my grandad 😊 thank you for sharing your video
@@janniehalliday5117 Hiya Jannie, was your grandad called Frank? The reason I ask is that my dad used to have a shed and boat down there but he passed away 15 yrs ago aged 75. He was good friends with a fisherman (bit younger than him) called Frank who I think had German ancestry. I used to go with dad and Frank rod fishing for cod on Boulby deeps in the (about 8 miles offshore) in the summer holidays in the mid 1970's. Happy days.