Amazing to think that up to the 1300s Cromer was not on the seafront. At that time it was on higher ground above a village called Shipden Juxta Mere. Cromer was then known as Shipden Juxta Felbrigg. The sea crept up on Shipden Juxta Mere and swallowed it. It took time, and the villagers had plenty of time to move out, fortunately. The site of Shipden Juxta Mere is now out beyond Cromer Pier.
The music chosen for the video really caught the mood of the adverse weather. superb. The beautiful and powerful piano. Wow. Please can you tell me the Music title and artist its amazing? I was born in Cromer and am impressed on the quality and captured the beach, promenade and beach area in a way I have never seen before.
It's an odd place - but I like it very much. It reminds you of where you went for your summer when you were a kid, before low cost airlines existed. Off season, there certainly isn't much money floating around there. What they need to do is juice up the internet, improve train connections, and turn it into a place to live for people who need to get to a city for work maybe 2 days a week, but can otherwise work from home.
Cromer, only been once I think, not sure why I was there. One of those sort of places, out on a limb, isolated, cant imagine living there. Would spend my days in the pub, probably.
That's right. Even right back in the days of Shipden. It's now out beyond Cromer Pier. Disappeared in the 1300's. Swallowed by the sea. Martin Warren, curator of Cromer Museum, dived down there in 1985 and saw a few scant remains.
Amazing to think that up to the 1300s Cromer was not on the seafront. At that time it was on higher ground above a village called Shipden Juxta Mere. Cromer was then known as Shipden Juxta Felbrigg. The sea crept up on Shipden Juxta Mere and swallowed it. It took time, and the villagers had plenty of time to move out, fortunately. The site of Shipden Juxta Mere is now out beyond Cromer Pier.
Interesting stuff
@@johnnyveganite9141 i heard that just out to sea after the lifeboat house you can still see remains of the old church on the seabed
@@RossPatzelt Wow
An excellent, historic recording. Incredible how the cliffs have been eroded below Beeston Bump. You can see all the way now.
The music chosen for the video really caught the mood of the adverse weather. superb. The beautiful and powerful piano. Wow. Please can you tell me the Music title and artist its amazing? I was born in Cromer and am impressed on the quality and captured the beach, promenade and beach area in a way I have never seen before.
It's Cromer! It's bad weather! It's Henry Blogg weather!!
Was it really high winds to course this on just the tide
É o mar como que dizendo: sai daqui do meu espaço!
cromer very sad town who lives there forever day to day ?
It's an odd place - but I like it very much. It reminds you of where you went for your summer when you were a kid, before low cost airlines existed. Off season, there certainly isn't much money floating around there. What they need to do is juice up the internet, improve train connections, and turn it into a place to live for people who need to get to a city for work maybe 2 days a week, but can otherwise work from home.
Oh, please no! Not a yuppie sleep haven. I love Cromer just as it is.
@@lundimardi1975 Cromer will probably will be swallowed up by the sea in the future, pointless.
What are you unable to do in Cromer that you feel it's such a bad place to live?
Cromer, only been once I think, not sure why I was there. One of those sort of places, out on a limb, isolated, cant imagine living there. Would spend my days in the pub, probably.
You probably spend all your time in the pub anyway
Best type of place to live, away from all the bs and scumbags.
water
sad, sister was born there.Climate change is for real people.
That's right. Even right back in the days of Shipden. It's now out beyond Cromer Pier. Disappeared in the 1300's. Swallowed by the sea. Martin Warren, curator of Cromer Museum, dived down there in 1985 and saw a few scant remains.