Hi, I would be delighted if you would visit Broadstairs. I think it's a beautiful little town and above all the place that sparked my love for England. Unfortunately I haven't managed to get back there in the last few years so I would really love a report on Broadstairs from your perspective. Best regards
Thanks very much for your comment, you’ll be pleased to know Broadstairs is definitely on my upcoming videos. I’ve never been before but am hearing great things, just want the weather to cheer up first 🤪
Your drone footage is amazing and I like your comment on you not making the weather and you deal with it. Absolutely, some things are in your control and some are not, but you are still pursuing your goal. Fantastic video!
The track at the top of the steps along the clliffe towards Kingsdown is worth capturing. France visible most days and includes amazing views from the dover patrol monument
Yes! Absolutely love that walk towards Kingsdown, pretty soon after the monument there’s a bench on the edge of the cliff where you suddenly feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere and as you say the views of France are amazing
Great stuff Jack I really enjoyed that. Maybe you could visit Manningtree in Essex, former home of the Witch-Finder General Mathew Hopkins, and home to some good pubs like the Red Lion and the Crown.
I lived in Granville Road near the Dover patrol memorial with my brother and mother where we rented a 1 bedroom flat 1981-1989, it was such a small village. The primary school was (and is) outstanding. As French nationals, we could capture French TV on our French receiver on the white cliffs, way before satellite! My 1991 A'level Geography project was on the management of St Margaret's seashore and required much fieldwork at the beach! @6:17 No parking fees back then, it was free. Unfortunately, St Margaret's is completely unaffordable today. Lawyers, principally. Rocco Forte has a house there. Best to buy in Deal or Walmer for affordability.
Thanks so much for sharing. That sounds so cool especially watching the French TV. I would love to move to a place like this one day but as you say, it’s a shame it’s unaffordable now. My sister did move to Deal recently and loves it
Yes, it's funny in a way how it think your in France. I was doing a walk to Dover - Deal and when I got to St Margaret Bay, there was a lady that was worrying what the time was, as she thought she was late to a party. I did a gig in the tea gardens a few year ago with my choir and they give us the wrong time. It's a shame, as since I did a gig there. Have not seen anything about events there.
Hello mate. Awsome video. I will be heading there for the week next week and was wondering, what was your phone signal like? Also, I will have to head to that pub! Ty for the advise😊
Hey thank you so much and I hope you have a great time. The phone signal can be fine but then suddenly change to French network and I don’t have free roaming , so keep an eye out for that! 😄
The road down is a nightmare it's very narrow and not many places to let vehicles pass and so you can get stuck and not be moving until a driver manages to move his vehicle out of the way to let others pass. Don't go in the Summer it will take you forever to drive down and back up again.
Thanks, in fact that’s one thing I wish I had said about in my video. Luckily there was literally no one around so it didn’t affect me but I can imagine in the summer it is a bit of a nightmare 😫
Thanks so much, I actually posted a video of Dymchurch last year, and I’d love to visit Dungeness but apparently you need a permit to film on the estate 😩😩😩
I personally thought the food was expensive (not at all posh). I could not afford those prices. for a holiday break, there does not seam anything to do in the video
That is fair enough. When the weather is hot and sunny it would be a great beach for a relaxing beach day, plus close to walk the white cliffs of Dover or the other way to Deal, so loads of stuff close by
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Hi,
I would be delighted if you would visit Broadstairs. I think it's a beautiful little town and above all the place that sparked my love for England. Unfortunately I haven't managed to get back there in the last few years so I would really love a report on Broadstairs from your perspective.
Best regards
Thanks very much for your comment, you’ll be pleased to know Broadstairs is definitely on my upcoming videos. I’ve never been before but am hearing great things, just want the weather to cheer up first 🤪
The white building on the beach is the house Ian flemming used to live in.
Wow I didn’t realise it was that one, I read it was on the cliff! Thanks that’s great to know
And the one Noel Coward owned.
"I don't make the weather, I deal with it" 💪💪 Loved that!
Ha ha it’s my new motto 🤪
Hi Jack
Another delightful video. I admire your positivity and energy. Keep them coming.
Christine
Thanks so much for your lovely comment Chris!
Your drone footage is amazing and I like your comment on you not making the weather and you deal with it. Absolutely, some things are in your control and some are not, but you are still pursuing your goal. Fantastic video!
Thank you so much! Really is appreciated and that’s totally right about the weather, but it would be nice to make a video in the sun soon 🤣
The track at the top of the steps along the clliffe towards Kingsdown is worth capturing. France visible most days and includes amazing views from the dover patrol monument
Yes! Absolutely love that walk towards Kingsdown, pretty soon after the monument there’s a bench on the edge of the cliff where you suddenly feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere and as you say the views of France are amazing
Great stuff Jack I really enjoyed that. Maybe you could visit Manningtree in Essex, former home of the Witch-Finder General Mathew Hopkins, and home to some good pubs like the Red Lion and the Crown.
Ahh thanks so much John! Manningtree isn’t too far from me at all so I will most certainly add it to my list of places to film this year
Another great video. Not only is it informative Noel you make me sm😊ile as well. Thank you 😊
Ha ha Noel!! Thanks so much Donna
I lived in Granville Road near the Dover patrol memorial with my brother and mother where we rented a 1 bedroom flat 1981-1989, it was such a small village. The primary school was (and is) outstanding. As French nationals, we could capture French TV on our French receiver on the white cliffs, way before satellite! My 1991 A'level Geography project was on the management of St Margaret's seashore and required much fieldwork at the beach! @6:17 No parking fees back then, it was free. Unfortunately, St Margaret's is completely unaffordable today. Lawyers, principally. Rocco Forte has a house there. Best to buy in Deal or Walmer for affordability.
Thanks so much for sharing. That sounds so cool especially watching the French TV. I would love to move to a place like this one day but as you say, it’s a shame it’s unaffordable now. My sister did move to Deal recently and loves it
Didn't realise it but have been to that pub before, now i know where it was
Ha ha I’m glad I could have been of assistance. Defo one of my fave coastal pubs
Yes, it's funny in a way how it think your in France.
I was doing a walk to Dover - Deal and when I got to St Margaret Bay, there was a lady that was worrying what the time was, as she thought she was late to a party. I did a gig in the tea gardens a few year ago with my choir and they give us the wrong time. It's a shame, as since I did a gig there. Have not seen anything about events there.
Ha ha brilliant. So weird how you can just go to a village in England and suddenly be on France time 😄
Hello mate. Awsome video.
I will be heading there for the week next week and was wondering, what was your phone signal like?
Also, I will have to head to that pub! Ty for the advise😊
Hey thank you so much and I hope you have a great time. The phone signal can be fine but then suddenly change to French network and I don’t have free roaming , so keep an eye out for that! 😄
Check out the old town of Rye in East Sussex 🤠
It’s definitely on my list of places to film this year 😁
that cave was an Entrance to WW2 Anti-Invasion Defence Tunnels ive been in there its on my youtube channel
Amazing thanks, I’ll be sure to check it out 😄
The road down is a nightmare it's very narrow and not many places to let vehicles pass and so you can get stuck and not be moving until a driver manages to move his vehicle out of the way to let others pass. Don't go in the Summer it will take you forever to drive down and back up again.
Thanks, in fact that’s one thing I wish I had said about in my video. Luckily there was literally no one around so it didn’t affect me but I can imagine in the summer it is a bit of a nightmare 😫
I'm taking note of all the facilities *not* open on Christmas Day.
Ha ha that freaks me out so much, why only that one day!
@@jackryanmiller hahaha
good trip i have not been since working in Dover many years ago,how about a visit to Dymchurch my village or Dungeness where i live?.kettle on.
Thanks so much, I actually posted a video of Dymchurch last year, and I’d love to visit Dungeness but apparently you need a permit to film on the estate 😩😩😩
Dungeness is my favourite place, I love the RSPB site too. Amazing place to live 🤩
That hidden cave may have been another wartime bunker.
Yeh I thought it might be something like that, so cool though. There was another cave I couldn’t get to because the tide was in too 😕
@@jackryanmiller maybe for a small boat
I personally thought the food was expensive (not at all posh). I could not afford those prices. for a holiday break, there does not seam anything to do in the video
That is fair enough. When the weather is hot and sunny it would be a great beach for a relaxing beach day, plus close to walk the white cliffs of Dover or the other way to Deal, so loads of stuff close by
A bloody toilet? 🫣
Ha ha not a toilet that was bloody 🫨
It was until you uploaded on utube 🙄
Yeh not sure I’ll get enough viewers for it to have an effect 😂