I was the longest stay student at school of English study Folkstone for nearly one yer students from abroad.

this is when ilfracombe was a pleasant place

Not wheelchair friendly.

Enchanted towns!!!

castleton isnt derbyshire dales its high peak

A beautiful walk I loved Velvet Hill. Beautiful scenery. Thank you lovely video.

Fond memories of the place. There was quite an alternative community there many years back. Great day's 👍

You should have stopped at three spires. Rest ....ghash.

Been taken over by poles and stiggy eastern European skanks now

I love Folkestone

Cont'd, now some 65 years later, I still enjoy it.

Having first visited on holiday as a small boy, when it was a busy fishing village, I have always loved returning.

Lovely Thank You we are visiting next week :)

Thanks that's great.

I've just today completed all your videos. They are wonderful and I have really enjoyed them all. I am a shut in in Canada and I will never get to these locations so I very much appreciate seeing them through your eyes. Thank you so much!

Using a tripod to pan and zoom will reduce the shaking. Nevertheless a nice video.

I live in Lymington & it is crap. Full of pensioners retiring there pricing the locals out!

Does this town have a couple of modern markets a good way from the old town? It looks more like a place of work for a many. Not that so many actually lived there, i mean in comparison. Anyway, it is a beautiful little town!

F**k me could you be ANYMORE BORING, you must have put visitor numbers down by an immeasurable amount, please do not ever work for tourism England.

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Never been but looks very nice.

You cut out most of the best parts of the walk which are broadsands onward, and parts of it were poorly edited, you started in Torquay then showed Paignton though parts of it were actually Preston sands and then you showed the livermead hotel which was back in Torquay. This video could and should have been much better.

Hope you enjoyed seeing it

Memories of my childhood in Folkestone and Hythe in the 50's and 60's have come flooding back from seeing this. I remember my brother breaking his arm when he fell off the rocks on the Zig Zag; diving off the harbour wall into the outer harbour, when the tide was in of course; getting stuck in the mud in the inner harbour, when the tide was out; Saturday morning roller skating sessions in the rink next to the Rotunda. I remember living in Charlotte Street, London Street, the lower of the two houses on The Bayle Steps, Cheriton Road and West Parade in Hythe. I visited the area a few years ago to look at old childhood haunts but unfortunately was very disappointed in the condition of Folkestone town centre, the beach and the harbour areas. I wonder if anyone remembers Elliot's Dairy and shop on the corner of Charlotte Street and Dover Road?

Nice place. Been there but it was raining all through.

Glad you enjoyed, Peter.

I haven't seen the Village since 1983. I was there with my Parents and Siblings. It was a very pretty place from what I remember. Thanks for posting.

Thanks.

Nicely constructed video which has been said before would have been more interesting with say some gentle piano music. Filming wise - some shaky shots would have been better using a tripod, and personally I prefer "zooming out" than "zooming in" as it's more pleasing on the eye to take in the scenery. However, well done anyway!

Hi Lisa, glad you enjoyed it.

That was beautiful to watch wish I could visit there

one of my favourite places

Folkestone's seafront and the JG's Rotunda Amusement Park was good back in it's day. Unfortunately there's nothing there now.

Enjoy it. Great place to explore.

Looks a lovely place.coming to tregarton park with our caravan and plan to visit.defo will now.

Nice

It is a great place to visit , not only to see the cottages, but the fish farm as well.

How i wish to come or visit this place

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Very informative, thank you Steve 👍.

Glad you enjoyed it bigearedmouse

Brilliant.!

Hi Paul. Glad you enjoyed. The music is Healing by Kevin Macleod.

Nice quaint place bakewell famous for its tarts the ones you eat of course

Loved growing up in Evesham playing down the park and going in those little peddle boats was ace lol dunno so much now as a grown woman

Haha I love how on this it looks so lash and peacegul but in reality it's chavvy and there's just a load of kids running round ennit

Always an old lady feeding the ducks. lol That would be me too.

Thanks a lot for this beautiful & informative tour.

Haha I Live In Evesham!! It's Shit!!! There's Absolutely Nothing To Do There!!! It Might Look Nice But Really There Is Nothing To Do There!!!

I live about 20 minutes away from bakewell and have always taken it for granted as I've never thought of it as anything special. To me it's just some normal little village lol