Sark the Unusual Island

[@Millionaire-Paul]

I would live to go there - maybe one day! Fully enjoyed by Millionaire Paul 👌

[@homesteadnews]

Thank you millionaire. It is a great spot, one of my favorite spots. Would love to get back there, but because of the steep hill from the jetty I'm not sure since I'm married how she would be able to go with me. I mean she has to go with me I mean I can't be traveling alone. So that's just another wrinkle but would like to get there again. Been over 20 years.

[@davecap2641]

I found your video very interesting, well done.

[@homesteadnews]

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@PrincessOfThrift]

It takes a lot of courage to get through the pronouncing all these hard worlds for this video 😊

[@PrincessOfThrift]

It was wagons pulled by tractors!

[@anthonywilliams6764]

Your pronunciation is not good on just about every word that you speak, so why do you not use a voiceover? I have to really concentrate on every utterance that you make, in order to make sense of it in English, and your otherwise fine upload becomes third rate, whereas if you employed a voiceover, your video would be perfectly acceptable.

[@homesteadnews]

Besides the slight stutter I have, I refuse to use AI because that's not natural. We do not have funds to hire other people and besides we Americans pronounce things differently then the British. Americans tend to pronounce words with more emphasis on the vowels, while the British accent is characterized by the way they emphasize consonants. British English is often characterized by the way speakers emphasize consonants and the way they pronounce vowels. British English tends to use more intonation in speech. For instance, while Americans might say "tomayto," Brits say "tomahto." Americans also tend to stress the first syllable of words, while Brits often stress the second.

[@harry130747]

Dreadful commentary and untrue. The local don't have cars so they get around this by driving around on agricultural tractors and quad bikes. (I have seen this personally.). You shouldn't make videos about places you've never visited.

[@homesteadnews]

Didn't say the drive around on tractors other then taking tourists to the top of the hill from the jetty or for agriculture purposes. I have been there twice.

[@homesteadnews]

I have been to Sark twice. As was mentioned in the video. Both times I stayed at the Dixcart. The first visit was November of 1998. During the visit I was hoping for a Guy Fawks Festival, but no such celebration in Sark.