Robin Hood's Bay, North Yorkshire【4K】| Village Centre Walk 2021
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
- Join me for a walk around the heart of one of Yorkshire's most picturesque villages, once a home of crime and smuggling and today a firm favourite with holidaymakers: Robin Hood's Bay! Complete with a spectacular coastline nestled in between the cliffs, a labyrinth of impossible-to-navigate alleyways, and gorgeous views wherever you look, there are few places quite as special as this village.
On our walk around Robin Hood's Bay, we pass a number of interesting landmarks, including Coble Head, The Bay Hotel, the Old Coastguard Station, Robin Hood's Bay Dock, Robin Hood's Bay beach, the old lifeboat station, The Smugglers' Bar, Robin Hood's Bay Congregational Church, The Bay Museum (former Coroner's Room), the Old Police Station (Beckfield), King's Beck, The Laurel Inn, Chapel Street, King Street, Robin Hood's Bay sea walls, Ye Dolphin pub, Robin Hood's Bay Men's Institute, the Old Post Office, Coble Head and the beach once again.
Thank you so much to the following sites for their help in my research of Robin Hood's Bay:
• A History of Robin Hoo...
www.northyorkmoors.org.uk/vis...
museum.rhbay.co.uk/
historicengland.org.uk/listin...
www.britainexpress.com/villag...
www.wonderfulwhitby.co.uk/rob...
www.ravenhall.co.uk/blog/robi...
ukfossils.co.uk/2007/03/18/ro...
0:00 Coble Head
0:28 Robin Hood's Bay Dock & Beach
1:32 Robin Hood's Bay Dock
1:51 Drainage tunnel underneath Robin Hood's Bay
2:02 Old Coastguard Station
2:32 Old Lifeboat Station
3:03 Coble Head
3:17 Fishermen's Cottage
3:30 New Road
3:45 Sunnyside
3:50 Smugglers' Bar
4:07 Sunnyside
5:22 Robin Hood's Bay Congregational Church
6:07 The Bay Museum
6:39 Fisher Head
6:52 Robin Hood's Bay Congregational Church
7:02 Jim Bell's Stile
7:48 New Road
7:55 Old Police Station
8:36 New Road
8:58 King's Beck
9:25 New Road
10:08 The Laurel Inn
10:24 New Road
10:44 Chapel Street
10:55 The Openings
12:53 Chapel Street
13:49 King's Beck
14:10 Chapel Street
14:41 King Street
14:57 Ye Dolphin Pub
15:14 Robin Hood's Bay Sea Walls
16:32 King Street
16:58 Robin Hood's Bay Men's Institute
17:30 Old Post Office
17:47 Coble Head
18:15 The Bay Hotel
18:43 Robin Hood's Bay Dock and Beach
19:51 Thank you for watching!
Stats for nerds:
Distance walked: 0.5 miles/0.8km
Step count: 1000 steps (approx.)
Time taken: 19 mins 34 secs
Average speed: 1.5mph/2.5kmh
Please do not use any footage from this video without my permission.
Good evening! We're back in England for this evening's walk, in one of the most picturesque villages on the entire Yorkshire coast, the legendary Robin Hood's Bay!
With its labyrinth of alleys and countless cottages, Bay is absolutely crammed with history, and there's one little thing that I didn't get the chance to mention in this video! Just outside the Old Coastguard Station is the RNLI Fish, a small iron fish statue from 1886 which is both the smallest listed building in the UK, and the oldest lifeboat collection box in the world! A specific pair of titles there, but just another example of the rich heritage of this gorgeous village :)
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@@themadmistake Thank you so much! I do indeed use a Hero8 Black - the stabilisation software inside is like magic :)
@@LetsWalkUK Nice one keep up the good work I'm thinking about getting one for my vlogs but there's also the hero 7 as well so not sure yet 😂
Love Robin Hoods bay the North Yorkshire coast is so beautiful 🌺🌹❤️😊
It really is! And Robin Hood's Bay is without doubt one of the most beautiful places along that gorgeous coastline :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
My parents took us children there when we were young-(1974). I would love to revisit this enchanting village. My father is from Yorkshire (Cleckheaton) / Tadcaster area and he gave us a wonderful tour of Yorkshire. So many historic and interesting places to see and he people are wonderful. It is like walking through a history book. Love the secret passage walkways and the amazing stone work. Makes me tear up when I see this. I remember being here with Dad and Mom. We had a picnic on the beach. I could live here in a heart beat. It is so expensive to buy property in Britain compared to Canada. I pray that England will always protect their heritage and history. Absolutely Enchanting! :) Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - it sounds like you've had a wonderful chance to explore Yorkshire when you were young - and places like Robin Hood's Bay are without doubt the icing on the cake :)
Thank you very much for watching and for your kind words - I'm glad this video brought back some nice memories for you!
I love the east coast of Yorkshire 🚤🌊😎
As do I! It's a stunning bit of the world and from spectacular towns like Scarborough and Whitby to gorgeous little villages like Robin Hood's Bay, it's an absolute joy to explore :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Really loving all of your "Let's Walk!' videos. Love the way there's no commentary to drown out the local sounds, people chatting, birds and dogs, even the traffic, makes it feel like you are really there in person. Great stuff. Cannot wait until The Covid has been dealt with enough to enable travel to the UK from Oz. Cheers!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos - it's always nice to walk around a brand-new place and take in the sights and sounds as they come :) And there are few places quite as atmospheric as Robin Hood's Bay to stroll around, it's such a gorgeous place!
Thank you so much for watching once again and for your lovely comments - it means a lot to hear, and I hope you get the chance to pop over to the UK in the near future :)
Thanks for taking Us to these Beautiful Streets of this Wonderful Village,
Great Walk Tour,
Love from Punjab ☘
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - Robin Hood's Bay certainly is a wonderful village, with a magnificent history unlike any other place in the country :)
Thank you so much for your kind words!
What a treat! I've seen pictures of Robin Hood's Bay and always wanted to visit. Loving this!
It's certainly worth the trip if you get the chance! Wandering through those narrow alleyways is like nothing else in the country - and the history behind it all is absolutely fascinating :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Robin Hood's Bay, Whitby, and Scarborough are on my list of places to visit once I can get out of Australia! Yeah!
They're all well worth the visit - and there are a number of small villages north of Whitby on that stretch of coast which you'll love too :)
Stay tuned for some walks around there soon - and I hope you get the chance to visit in person in the near future!
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Thank you it looks lovely .I love all these little winding paths cottages and lovely well kept plants on your travels .would live to visit .😀😀
Thank you so much! I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed the video - Robin Hood's Bay really is a gorgeous place and those narrow lanes and beautiful cottages bring such a wonderful atmosphere to it :) It's well worth the visit!
Thank you so much for showing this video very interesting love this part of the country
You're welcome! It certainly is a gorgeous part of the country, from the stunning views in Whitby all the way down to Scarborough, and Robin Hood's Bay is without doubt a highlight of this isolated part of the Yorkshire coast :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
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Merci beaucoup! Le village est un lieu vraiment spécial de l'Angleterre, et je suis très heureux que vous avez aimé le vidéo :) Belle journée!
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I've never seen it so empty of people before! Beautiful
Ha ha I made sure to get to Bay nice and early in the morning on a sunny day - as far as I recall this was filmed between 8 and 9am, but the village started filling up soon after - it's well worth the early wake-up though :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks for posting the video about Robin Hood 's
Bay
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed it :)
Got to be one of the most beautiful places in the British Isles , what a little gem you have dug up here ! Why nobody about ,[tourists]maybe very early in the morning perhaps , 10 out of 10 for this one . If awards could be given out for presentation then this place would clean up , I'm sure .
Without a doubt! There are few places quite as unique and as beautiful as Bay in the whole country! It's certainly a visitor favourite in Yorkshire - I managed to get there very early in the morning as you say to film when it was a little bit quieter :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Has to be the most beautiful place I’ve ever seen!
You're not wrong there! The Yorkshire coast is full of spectacular places from Whitby to Saltburn and more, but Bay is up there as perhaps the very best in the region, and perhaps the country! Plus its history makes it all the more riveting a place to visit :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed this walk!
@@LetsWalkUK I’m going to Scarborough next May but definitely will visit Bay! Stunning place! Thank you for showing it as me and probably loads of others had no idea it was so amazing g!
@@tonisharpe7192 I hope you have a wonderful time! Do remember that it's quite a walk down the cliff road from the car park to where the video is focused - so make sure you've got some decent shoes :)
Enjoyed the walk very much! One of my favorite places!! TY❤
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Robin Hood's Bay is such a special place - there's no wonder that it's a favourite of so many :)
a nice look round a beautiful village, the walk back up top to the car park is something else!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - and you're absolutely right about that walk up to the car park... I wasn't quite brave enough to attempt that on this tour of the village :)
Delightful walk. I love the local vernacular architecture of stone walls and red pantile roofs. Glorious sea views as well. Thank you
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - I certainly agree with you that the unique architecture in Bay is absolutely spectacular, you can certainly see it right up close on those narrow alleyways, or from a distance on that gorgeous beach :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Happy Thursday I just love your videos england is very big wow.Must visit when I return.I love england I miss it everyday .Thanks for sharing with us.💕🙏🍒🍎
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - it really means a lot to hear that you're enjoying the videos! England certainly is a big place with an amazing range of places to visit and discover - do let me know if there's anywhere you'd like to see before you get the chance to return to England :)
Beautiful video, and it's the first time I've ever heard the North Sea described as 'glimmering'!
Ha ha I think you might be right on that one! But those normally fierce waves really do look stunning under the sunshine - a rare but very special treat in a place as lovely as Robin Hood's Bay :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Old building, small garden, narrow street, can smell the history
Indeed! There are few places as atmospheric and so visibly historic as Robin Hood's Bay - it's well worth the visit :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
thank you. I like it. I posted a video of a walk through a northern town in Russia. Enjoy watching
WONDERFUL !!!!!!!!! many thanks
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - Robin Hood's Bay certainly is a wonderful village :)
This was a great walk. I really enjoyed it. Thank you.
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - Robin Hood's Bay is a spectacular village and well worth the visit if you ever get the chance :)
Visted Robin Hood's Bay in July - such a lovely place. Great video
It certainly is! And when the sun is shining over the bay in July it feels that extra bit special :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
I visited Robin Hood's Bay many years ago with my now ex-husband. Such a beautiful and mysterious wee place. Would really love to visit it again some day 😊 💙
hiya great video of robin hoods bay would love to visit one day looks cool thanks for showing us round it stay safe cant wait till next video
Thank you so much! It's a wonderful little place to visit - make sure to get there early in the morning if you want a nice, calm atmosphere like we were lucky enough to have on this walk :) Also, remember the walk down from the car park is very steep!
Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Superb 🌿🌹🤗👋
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Robin Hood's Bay certainly is a superb place to visit :)
Great video. I recall visiting RH Bay over sixty years ago. That was well before the sea wall was built. I was disappointed not to see bullseye windows in the cottages. My mother found a cottage which was for sale at a really cheap price so we headed to the real estate's office to get the key for a look inside. It still looked a good buy, but the back door being locked was a puzzle. Eventually we were able to have it opened, to learn why it was for sale so cheap. There was a drop into the sea below, with little or nothing to see what was supporting the house!!
I enjoyed seeing the narrow alleyways and wish I'd explored them more. Keep up the good work. Thanks. David
Been here lots of times but sadly no more as my dear wife cannot manage the climb back up the hill. When the tide is out you can walk to Boggles Hole a bit further down on the right.
I'm sure you've had many a wonderful trip to Robin Hood's Bay over the years, but certainly that climb back up to the car park is quite the challenge! It amazed me too how the tide came in so quickly just over this twenty minute walk, I must visit again when it's out and have a look at Boggles Hole in future :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
I have been a few times ,it's a beautiful place but for the same reason as your wife I couldn't do it any more.I would love to though.
It seems there needs to be a funicular lift like in Scarborough and Saltburn...
Thanks. I really enjoyed this and the format. Too
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video and the format, it really means a lot to hear :)
Fab video, thanks
You're welcome! And thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - I certainly enjoyed visiting Robin Hood's Bay :)
Thank you!! So beautiful!!
You're welcome! And thank you for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, Robin Hood's Bay certainly is a gorgeous place :)
@@LetsWalkUK I hope to live there or nearby some day.
Wonderful video. I’ve been visiting the Jurassic Yorkshire Coast since 2014 at least once every year and this year was unfortunately the first year we had to give Bay a skip because our old dog definitely wouldn’t make it up the hills. Your video perfectly captures both the charm and the claustrophobic feel of the village and makes me miss it even more. Thank you for a wonderfully shot and informative video!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Robin Hood's Bay really is the jewel in the crown of perhaps the most spectacular part of coast in the UK - as I'm sure you're more than aware :)
A shame to hear you didn't have the chance to visit Bay this year, but as you mention those hills are quite the challenge - I hope this video served as a nice chance to visit virtually and get a little bit of the village's amazing atmosphere!
Hi, I have just found you! Fabulous footage and knowledge of Bay. Never been. Mum used to talk about it alot and about the fossils. I can't wait to visit one day. Thanks so much for the beautiful tour! 💕
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Robin Hood's Bay is certainly a place you don't stop talking about after a visit - as your mum proves!
It really is a lovely place, and I hope you have a wonderful time when you visit in future :)
Loved it thank you.
That's wonderful to hear - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, Robin Hood's Bay is an absolutely gorgeous place :)
Thank you so much for watching!
enjoyed watching this video thankyou!
I'm so glad to hear it! Robin Hood's Bay is an absolutely wonderful place - thank you so much for watching :)
great video again.
thanks for posting, makes me wanna go. and the bay hotel seems to be a great place to stay🙂
Been there and enjoyed my short stay.
I'm glad to hear it! Robin Hood's Bay certainly is a small little place, but there's a lot to do in a short amount of time - and I'm sure you had a wonderful stay :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed this video!
Ahh. Theakstons. I'd love a pint of Old Peculier right now!
A few years back, Tony Robinson did a documentary on Robin Hood. It was really interesting, and actually left more questions than it answered, but there was a case made for him being a Yorkshireman. It's on the CZcams still I believe.
Interesting! Robin Hood's Bay certainly is a place full of captivating legends and mysteries, and I imagine with its smuggling past that much of what really went on was kept as secret as possible :) Perhaps there was a Baldrick in Robin Hood's Bay back in the day too!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting as always - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Another great video, finish too soon love them 🤗
That's so kind of you to say! If only I could keep walking for longer, but you might have me a little out of breath going up some of those narrow staircases in Robin Hood's Bay 😅
Thank you so much for watching and commenting - I'm really glad you're enjoying the videos!
I love the absence of background 'muzak' in this video and no voice-over narrative. As Peter Dickeson observed below, the local sounds are all you need and the written explanation at the bottom of the screen. I so enjoyed this walk round Robin Hood's Bay and have now subscribed so I can enjoy other walks.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - your very kind words really mean a lot to hear :) Taking in the sights and sounds of Robin Hood's Bay is the best way to experience such a wonderful place, and one filled with history too!
Thank you very much for watching and subscribing too - I really hope you enjoy the rest of the walks available on the channel :)
Beckfield, the old Police Station is a great place to stay, it sleeps ten, we've stayed here lots of times before, but you showed us passages that I have never seen.
Indeed I noticed later on in the day that there seemed to be quite a few people coming out of the old police station making their way down to the beach - I'm glad they were staying there and not locked up :)
Robin Hood's Bay really is a fascinating place to stay - and with countless treasures that always warrant a return to the village!
Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
@@LetsWalkUK One of the bathrooms downstairs is an old cell with an old peephole in the door.
Hi having just found this amazing channel of walks I have to say that I'm enjoying all of them, can't wait for new ones ☺
That's so kind of you to say! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos - I'm certainly enjoying making them - particularly in places as beautiful as Robin Hood's Bay!
Thank you so much for watching - and do stay tuned for more videos :)
Really enjoyed this video - it brings the place alive. Often we hear about the maze of alleyways etc that the smugglers used but its much better when someone takes the trouble to walk round them all so we can actually see what they are like - thanks for doing that. I realise that there is probably no answer to this point but it occurred to me while watching this video - if the authorities were so aware of the smuggling - why did they not try to intercept the illegal goods on the outskirts of the village when they were being transported the 20 miles to Pickering. This would have been far easier than trying to catch them in the seemingly endless streets and alleyways of the village. See what you've done - you thought you were just making a video to entertain but you've opened up a whole new way of looking at Robin Hood's Bay, ha ha. Thanks again - it's good to get the brain working and not just the eyes when watching your videos.
Ha ha thank you very much! That's a really nice comment that I'm very grateful to read, you make some very interesting points about the riveting and lively history of Robin Hood's Bay!
In answer to your question, I suppose the geographical isolation of Bay in a remote part of the moors meant there weren't the resources for the authorities to sit and wait for smugglers to come out from beneath the cliffs, particularly as much smuggling was done under the cover of darkness :) Perhaps they could have done the catching in Pickering, but maybe by then smugglers would be indistinguishable from traders!
Thank you so much for your very kind words and for that thought-provoking comment - it's made my day :)
Great video. Was there in early '70s. Would love to go back and stay for a few days to explore the lanes. This time I won't be wearing 3inch stiletto heels!
Back in Robin Hood's day (13th century) Sherwood Forest was huge and stretched well up into Yorkshire. Maybe the legend is true.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Robin Hood's Bay is such a wonderful place to explore, though yes it certainly sounds like a challenge in stilettos :)
You're absolutely right about the original expanse of Sherwood Forest - maybe the legend is true indeed, it's another great mystery of this legendary village!
Sorry this made me smile 😊 yes go again and wear trainers! 😀 and have a lovely time 👍🏻❤️
Nice place to visit. I enjoyed your walking video. Can't wait to see more tomorrow 😀 have you ever walked fyvie castle in Scotland. I heard it's a great place to visit and Glamis castle in Scotland. 😀
What a great video. Thanks for all the information..... Imagine, governments have always been the same , making trade impossible with taxes , and calling anyone who makes a plan a criminal....wonderful tour ...the police and excise men would have been hard pressed to catch anyone in those ginnels..... 😂
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - the history of Bay really is a great one, and all its swashbuckling legends of smuggling make it all the more charming and fascinating to visit. And you're absolutely right - the police would have no chance of nabbing a smuggler in those alleyways, I myself got lost a good few times even planning this walk :)
How I’d love to visit here again but sadly these days I’m not able to manage the walk. Loved the video, thanks for sharing!
It is indeed a tough walk up and down that hill, but I'm sure you've had some absolutely wonderful times in Robin Hood's Bay back in the past - it's such a gorgeous place :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really happy to hear you enjoyed the video!
Best place for collecting winkles
Ah! Interesting to know - it seems there are many more treasures to be found in Robin Hood's Bay even after the smuggling days :)
Thank you very much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Great video, camping next to here soon. Nice to see where to go.
I hope you have a great time! Robin Hood's Bay is such a gorgeous little place with so much to explore, along with the wilderness up on the moors or the coves among the cliffs :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks so much for this lovely video! Its a long time since my family visited, and we didn’t go through all those fascinating little lanes. So much history! Bet a lot of people were paid for looking the other way by the smugglers!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Robin Hood's Bay is such a fascinating place and I'm sure you had some wonderful times visiting in the past :) And believe me - it's a lot more relaxing staying away from those smugglers' lanes, it's quite the maze in there :)
@@LetsWalkUK I bet!
I haven't been here in close to 20 years. I'd gone on a break with my brother and his family to Pickering and we had to go to the Bay where my brother and me, and our two sisters, had spent many a happy visit. The trek down to the beach seemed interminable, and I certainly wouldn't be able to handle it now, not with needing a wheeled walker, and oxygen cylinder, to get around. Fit as a butcher's dog, sadly, no longer applies to me. Lovely, beautiful village to explore.
Those sound like some wonderful memories! This part of Yorkshire is as gorgeous as it gets, as I'm sure you know very well - but indeed the trek down the cliff towards the harbour is quite the challenge!
Thank you so much for watching as always - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
@@LetsWalkUK It really is a little gem on the Yorkshire coast. Made all the more appealing because of its history of smuggling.
I've Subbed and your videos are superb.... Your subscription's will go and up.... keep up the good work...
That's so kind of you to say! I'm really glad to hear that you're enjoying the videos - I certainly love making them, and it really makes my day to hear that lots of people like them too :)
Thank you so much for watching and especially subscribing - it really helps me out!
I love this part of England, it’s not as commercialised and lots to explore.
Indeed! This stretch of Yorkshire coast may not be the easiest to get to - but it's certainly a fascinating place tucked away from the big seaside resorts further north and south :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Let's Walk! Thank you and I loved the video.
I used to play in a folk club there.The days when people were told to shut up by the landlord when the performer played.
Ha ha that sounds like a very idyllic window back into the recent past of Bay! It's a gorgeous village with real character as I'm sure you know though, so thank you very much for watching the video - I really hope you enjoyed it :)
Did Robin Hood have a summer cottage there?
He must have been worth a few bob if he did…
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Lotsa gulls. Somethin funny, my brother said : the ones with black on thier wings, those are land gulls.
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Land gulls you say? I'll have to keep a look out for more of them in future! As you say though you can't really get far from seagulls in this part of the country, though the soundtrack certainly adds a good bit of seaside ambience to the village :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
@@LetsWalkUK: oh yes ✅
Very much so ! Living in central Canada, I don't get to see this and I cannot travel so .. this is absolutely wonderful !
Food for the soul ! 😌
great vides ... but try and keep captions smaller in simple font .. OR .. add them as removeable subtitles :)
Would have been better with a narrated commentary as reading the info was distracting
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Thank you so much - I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)
You can see the metal fish at the 18 minute mark in this video.
Thank you for pointing that out! I didn't manage to film it up close simply because it slipped my mind as I walked past, but indeed it is there just below the Old Coastguard Station :)
Old peculiar and riggwelter All day long🤤
Tried visit twice in last 3 years, drive around came back out. No Where to get parked.
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Are you allowed to bring your metal detector and search for pirate gold
Ha ha I don't see why not! Though I'd be thoroughly impressed if all those centuries of loot haven't picked up by now - perhaps there are some hidden stashes in the caves along the beach :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Robin Hood was the Only Gay in his Day in the Bay...Historical Fact😘😡
please use plain focus. this fish eye lens doesnt give the real perspective. video is horrible to watch.