Thank you.

I used to live in Eastham... now in Canada.,..been to Park gate many times ... loved the video... Alan

It is disappointing to see what was pristine low land heath, which is the rarest type of land in the country ruined by the invasion of silver birch trees. This is not the beautiful dale I remembered as a child.

Hi Lynn and Chris love your videos thank you for the history of WIRRAL cheers 🥂👍

Very interesting video. I filmed a drone video there a few months ago. video 16. I will link this walking video on my video’s description.

3 months on and I'm happy to say Heswall is very much the same, had a wonderful trip down memory lane.

Having lived in Heswall back in the 60's-early 70's it was a blast from the past that has given me reason to visit again. Who knows, if it's not changed that much may move back now I'm near retirement? Thank you for triggering such happy memories, especially of 'The Shrimp man' who used to call door to door and sell shrimps by the cup, it was a weekly treat and fresh from the estuary. I can't thank you enough for your videos.

Beautiful part of the country

Atmospheric video. :)

3:17 ah there’s ‘Ship Happens’ KZbin Channel - Gemma and Si’s boat in the middle distance very interesting restoration project

Very nice video! :)

Great vid thanks

Excellent thanks for sharing

Global warming may make tides higher

Wonderful 👍

Nice 👍

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Like the old photos interspersed in the modern footage, we do live in a beautiful place.

A lovely walk, thank you for it all!

Beautiful video

That was just lovely! Thank you for posting!!

You did justice to such a well known beauty spot. The video work is excellent. Look forward to more in the future. It’s definitely a gift you have and a blessing to those that watch with you. Thank you.

Still love seeing the seaside railings there, amazing part of our past.

Good music and very nice video Chris!

One of the best walks yet. Lots of places I’ve not seen before. All looking very lush and blooming lovely. Thank you.

This just showed up in my recommendations, and I'm glad It did. A very relaxing and interesting 10 minutes! A friend of mine lives next door to Sheldrakes restaurant so I know the area quite well.

Thank you for these videos Chris. I have lived in Gayton for 9 years but hadn’t realised that The Dales area was so beautiful. We have woodpeckers though, and owls.

Loved it! We are so lucky here in Wirral having beautiful places to explore. Hope you make more videos of your walks!

Great! Civilised, and peaceful.... And no blessed Covids!

Very nice and calming concept! :)

My worst nightmare. Even the horse was antisocial

Loved this one, these should go viral or maybe our tourist information website would like it. Well done Lynne and Chris for the film and the walk (I’d have to get the bus back🙂

When I worked in Heswall, the Dale's was one of my favourite lunch time spots

This is great for when us "couch potatoes" aren't feeling so poggers. Thanks again :)

Love the content lynn, keep it up👍

This made my day, love you Lynn😍💋

Very nice! :)

This is such a lovely video - I moved away from The Wirral about ten years ago and I miss it lots! Thank you for sharing and enjoy your next walk.

Relaxing as always..thanks x

Glad we didn’t have to do the sixty steps at the beginning. Woodpecker recording is amazing.

Another lovely walk. Thank you

Thanks Chris brought back a lot of good memories from my youth

This video outside a house called Underhills on broad lane. starts

I grew up down Broad Lane I can remember when no grass grew and the shoreline was soft golden sand.

Lovely, when i was a kid i used to look across at the Wirral from the other side of the Dee and think it was America.

That was nice, shame there was'nt a big tide in to hide all that mud, its the same over here on the Welsh side.

Thanks for posting this lovely walk - my family live in Heswall but I live in Norfolk now.

Beautiful views. Thank you for posting.

This is a lovely production, great to see all the smiling faces.

Another great video walk. The seaside railings in particular are a very good trigger to imagining how things used to be. Thanks for taking the time to put this video together.