I have read " The Worst Journey in the World". Truly a harrowing experience for this young man 😢

I often cycled past Lamer House.

I would often visit Cherry-Garrard's memorial.

this is really a pathetic ad. so much so i am commenting even after 7 years. i wanted to know something about the game. you didnt even show the board. take your useless game off youtube.

Flotilla , not float

And 'Lamer' , pronounced as in hammer.

The Scot , Henry Bowers. He , presumably, was Scottish.

I dream of visiting this place before leave this world, but how, Im too poor to afford the trip.

Lol I saw "uploaded 7 years ago" and was expecting it to be from 2012/2013. My brain is so behind I swear. 😆

Superb

tough men, inspiring

I thinks your comments are quite accurate. I grew up in Sarawak.

Amazing video, never ever knew about the final resting place of the White Rajahs!

Sarawak could have been different today if Vyner had a successor. Ceding Sarawak to the Crown Colony would have not been a wise thing to do because they were releasing their colonies and eventually granting them independence. Sarawak was in its 'childhood' as it were and still depended on the TLC of the Brookes.

Still don't know why they are buried there. Any ideas?

A lot of slum clearance at the end of the 19th C got rid of the old Elizbethan (16th C) town, but the real damage was done in WW2, but it did also do a lot of slum clearance. Shame the new town wasn't rebuilt in a more traditional style, that would be timeless. I remember when I ws about 5 yrs old, coming back from the old Green Shled stamps shop in Plymouth city centre, seeing a ghost of a young lad there when I was young, he was dressed in a reddish brown jacket and short trews, with reddish brown leather boots, and fair, crew cut. Looked like something from the mid 19th C, he looked totally lost, and my mum does not remember anyone being there. From Cornwall, not far away.

Thanks for the memories. All very different then. I lived in Vauxhall street flats as a child and used to love getting up early to watch the fishing boats come in and unload their catch to sell in the fish market there. Remember too Jackas the bakers in Southside street where you could get a bag of yesterdays buns for 3d ! Used to swim in the harbour too ,getting changed in the porch of the customs house . Watched Robert Lenkiewitz painting that amazing mural, I even knew one or two of the characters in the picture as he used local hippies as well as his tramp friends for faces, so sad it has now disappeared.

Thank you for taken me down memory lane. To the city I was brought up in. I went to Burrington sec mod back in the late 60s and early 70s I lived in Honicknowle.But I bet a lot of things have changed since then please keep doing the videos. Home is were the heart is and mine is there. Will come back one day.🤗

Very nice place.💐🏵

Min 6.27 that is the Turkish flag. My Country.

wish jason brooke, a descendant of anthony brooke, come bck n rule sarawak

Very good

2:14 nice edit jokes aside, this is a very good and interesting video! Thank you.

Thank you. An amazing man. Just love how English it all was.

200.000 inhabitants? make that 125.000

such amazing men!!

We all miss him in Sarawak. Now, Sarawak was transfered from British colonial rule to Malaya neo-colonial rule masking as Malaysia.

James Brooke - founded Sarawak Charles Brooke - built Sarawak Vyner Brooke - ceded Sarawak to the British.

Still it's revision

God your voice is depressing

I've seen things in my toilet that looked like Plymouth before.

Amazing story indeed ...

God bless you , Cherry

I live in Plymouth, it's a pity that we've been saddled with a succession of low-quality councils over many years, they couldn't run a whelk stall let alone a great famous city, for example there's not even a Mayflower replica moored in the harbour to delight tourists..:)

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