Anglesey Ambles - Moelfre and the Royal Charter

[@user-ft4hv9th6b]

You have told this story so very well thankyou

[@njh959]

Thank you.

[@primus7776]

Lovely, heartfelt narration. Thank You.

[@gailrogers3046]

Thankyou. That was very well filmed and narrated. A very moving tragedy. We passed through Moelfre two weeks ago. We are returning next week. Can’t wait to walk the coastal path and take in these magnificent places of historical interest. A true tragedy with many heroes. Thankyou once again

[@devonseamoor]

Thank you, for making such efforts to film, visit, and speak by the words of Charles Dickens, one of the greatest writers of our time. Today, I've learned more about Anglesey's history, and I've enjoyed this tour of a stunningly beautiful part of Britain. I love the seaside, great!

[@njh959]

Thank you. Mr Dickens' text is very difficult to read aloud! The story of the Royal Charter is a very sad one - she was one day away from a safe arrival in Liverpool. The deeds of the Rev Roose-Hughes should be more widely know away from the island.

[@sarahwade7260]

Wales not Britain. 🙄

[@michaelmccormick9062]

Nick: a deeply thoughtful recounting of a sad story in a beautiful setting. We did not know of this incident. You and the words of Charles Dickens have memorialized these people. Well done

[@njh959]

Thank you. Glad you found it of interest. Indeed a very sad episode. They were so near to home too after all those miles travelling from Australia. Another day's voyage and they would have been home.

[@garyholyhead]

My Great Grandfaiher Griffith Jones was one of the divers at the wreck.

[@kaiwenwu1947]

Ohhhh. Two ff is pronounced as an " f ".

[@kaiwenwu1947]

Please pronounce things correctly!! U is pronounced as an I". One f. Is. Pronounced as a. V. Now try again to correctly pronounce. Llandudno lol.