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That would be interesting wouldn't it.. although I think if we did we'd probably quit now! 😂 Thanks for watching 😊👍

I'm not really sure what you mean.. did you actually watch it? Nearly this entire video consists of looking at buildings and ruins which were originally constructed as part of the RAF base and are now clearly not being used and in alot of cases just left abandoned to fall down.. Whether they went on to be repurposed for a while afterwards doesn't detract from the fact they were built for the airbase originally.. If you feel 'this' is click baited then you might want to avoid UA-cam as it's absolutely riddled with it far more extreme than this! Over 14K views and no one else has had a problem so I'm guessing it can't be that bad..🤔

Thanks Brian, just a little mid week extra.. Stu looks forward to going every year! We'll be back to normal exploring videos next week 😁

@@ExploringWithEmAndStu Thanks for the extra content much appreciated use are welcome 😊

@@DE-eVOLVED Thanks Martin, glad you found it interesting 😊👍

@@MattandBecExplores-lt9vf Thanks! Really glad you enjoyed watching 👍😊

@@7ANGLIA Snettisham is a really interesting and beautiful little place, the coastline has many historic story's to tell.. Definitely worth a visit especially on a nice day. Thanks for watching and commenting 😊 👍

@@exploringtheoutdoors5752 it's amazing the history we have almost forgotten around the Norfolk coast. Thanks for watching 😊👍

@@beachcomberbloke462 We have so many forgotten little bits of history scattered around Norfolk, shame there's so little recorded about this one considering the importance it played in helping us to win WW2.. Thanks for watching as always Paul 👍😊

@@barrybark3995 Thats certainly very strange! Don't know what a human jawbone was doing there to start with.. Thanks for watching Barry 😊👍

@@ExploringWithEmAndStu do u ever feel a spirit/presence at any of these sites you visit? folk who died in accidents there ?

@@barrybark3995 I'm not sure I'd say we've felt any sort of presence but we've been to a few places which just didn't feel particularly nice or welcoming to be in but for no obvious reasons.. 🤔

@@ACSferrari Thanks! Hope you enjoyed your Sunday lunch.. 😁👍

@@brianmoir3388 Thanks Brian, hope you enjoyed watching 👍😊

@@ExploringWithEmAndStu Always your most welcome thanks 😊

There's a lot of stories from that time that was never spoken about! It does make you wonder what else we've not been told.. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.. 👍😊

It might not be the biggest but its certainly has an interesting history. We really enjoyed visiting. Thanks for watching 😊

Thanks for watching, glad you like the videos 😊👍

You're very welcome, glad you found it interesting.. Thanks for watching 😊👍

Thanks Matt & Bec glad you liked it 😁

Such a lovely part of Norfolk which we really don't visit enough.. I didn't know about the ww1 carriage, very interesting.. Thanks for watching and for letting us know about the sound issue you were having 😊👍

No we haven't yet, although we've passed by most of them on many occasions.. Must add them to our list! Thanks for the suggestion and for watching as always 😊👍

I enjoyed the exterior shots and don't take this the wrong way, but the footage inside wasn't very relaxing, sorry! 😳I'd have liked just a calm walk around. (Might just be me though!)

@@avrilwilkinson21 Don't be sorry Avril, we did ask for people's thoughts and really appreciate your feedback.. We're keen to do alot more videos of our local churches so want to make sure we're making them in the way people will enjoy. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 😊👍

We certainly have a very mixed bag of architectural styles with our churches here in Norfolk, like you say making each and every one interesting in its own way. 😊👍

Yes we feel the same, we're not particularly religious but you can't help but admire and appreciate these beautiful buildings. Thanks for watching 😊👍

We've heard the Camber Sands Pontins wasn't great but really only heard positive things about the Hemsby one.. but I guess like you say maybe it would have ended up like the one at Camber Sands in the end.. On the plus side they are turning them into some quite nice homes now 👍

@@robinmcknight3731 Thanks for watching Robin and for the feedback, sometimes we like to try something new to see if it's works and if people like it. We appreciate you letting us know you're thoughts.. 😊👍

Have you filmed that beautiful old BIG church in Gt . Yarmouth , still in use ..

Thanks for watching again Brian. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍

@@ExploringWithEmAndStu Hey you're welcome and thanks for the great content 😊👍

Thanks for watching.. there's plenty more where this came from! 😂

It's hard not to appreciate the beautiful architecture of a church. This one we thought was just stunning especially on the beautiful day we were lucky enough to have. I'd love to see you do some more up our way, there's plenty of Roman history also which I know you'll like. Thanks for watching 😊

@ExploringWithEmAndStu I'm hoping to move closer towards East Anglia next year, so this would then be possible. This region has a lot to offer, historically.

@@AliceGoss Check out Burgh Csatle Roman fort near Great Yarmouth.Also if you have not done so,Hadrians Wall in Nothumberland is a must see for any Roman history fan.😀

Thanks for watching, glad you liked the little snippet of history we gave. We're very fortunate to have so many wonderful old churches in our area. 👍😊

Thanks, really appreciate that! Glad you found the information in our video interesting. We'll give your video a watch 😊👍

It is a shame especially as we knew there was once so much more but even if there was still more remains we couldn't possibly find them. It still a nice place to visit and a memorial to all those that served there. Must have been quite a sight to see all the fighters flying over. Thanks for watching 😊👍

Thanks really glad you still found it interesting despite there not actually being an awful lot to see, hopefully the information we included helped.. Yes we've been to Gunton Warren at Corton a few years ago and made a fairly basic video at the time, we plan on continuing up the coast and taking a better look in the near future, there's so much to see with loads of pillboxes, a few different types of gun emplacements, it's a really interesting place to explore! Thanks again for watching and taking the time to comment 👍😊

Yes he often comes along on our adventures.. he probably knows more about WW2 remains than the average 9 year old! I believe its important for the younger generation to remember our war history as too many kids these days don't have a clue 😔

Thanks Barry, we are hopefully off to explore another Norfolk RAF Airbase at the weekend so maybe keep a look out for that one soon 😊👍

Thanks Frank, yes I believe the Memphis Belle flew from a base in Cambridgeshire but wasn't sure which one but many airbases had B17s flying from them around East Anglia of course.. We're actually off to another RAF base in Norfolk this weekend which was transferred to the USAAF although it mainly had B24 Liberators flying from it but you still might be interested so maybe keep a look out for that one on the channel soon. Thanks for watching 😊👍

Yes mainly Spitfires I believe, played a big part in the battle of Britain.. I may have slipped up and called them bombers at one point but it was definitely rebuilt during ww2 to be controlled by the RAF Fighter Command.

As you can imagine we've often come across the aftermath of erosion but have never actually witnessed it ourselves, it really did make you realise how awful it is.. thankfully it turned out to be a relatively small collapse but you really can't be too careful! The Suffolk coast is such a fascinating place especially for ww2 remains, we're hoping to complete it all eventually and I'm planning on dragging Stu down to Walberswick in the near future although he doesn't know it yet 😆 Thanks for watching and commenting as always and for your continued support 😊👍

@@JustMe-xc6gc Thanks for watching, glad you found it interesting 😊👍

@@jamesllewellyn5191 Hi James, we're really glad you enjoyed the video, we've since been told by someone that they believe the underground magazines of the Grand hotel battery are infact still mostly intact! I'd love to open that red door and see if it's leads to them.. Its fascinating to think they could still be there.. We have infact been to Happisburgh gun battery a few times and have a rough old video somewhere on our channel of its underground sections.. Our plan is to cover all of the Suffolk coast eventually, as well as alot of Norfolk. We've not filmed the section around Beanacre yet but are aware of what's still there but we're not too sure how accessible it all is as I believe alot is on private land.. Hopefully we'll see what we can get to in the near future.. Thanks again for watching and commenting, always happy to hear from people with any additional information to learn about 👍😊

That cliff fall really did take us by surprise as I'm sure you could tell! 😆 Although there's not too many remains left here now it's a fascinating place to learn about and go exploring, with the constant changing coastline you never quite know what you're going to find.. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment as always 🙂 👍

@@ExploringWithEmAndStu It's good to document the area and note these changes. Revisiting this location in 20 years would tell a different story.

No, we checked several times and there was no problem with the sound.. do u listen through headphones as we've been told that due to the types of microphones we use that sometimes one of us can't be heard? You're not the first viewer to say this so I'd be interested to find out please so we can try to sort out the issue.. Thanks for watching anyway, Pontins was used as a army camp I believe back in ww2 😊👍

I JUST USE SPEAKERS ON MY LAP-TOP ,YES PONTINS WAS A ARMY CAMP THINK USED FOR ACK-ACK GUN TRAINGING AS MICKLEBOUGH ,WEYBOURNE WAS DURING THE WAR,PONTINS IS CLOSING AT THE END OF THIS YEAR,PITY BEEN GOING THERE SINCE 1975 WHEN MY CHILDREN WERE LITTLE.HAVE YOU TRYED LOOKING AT SCULTHORPE OLD AMERICAN AIR BASE NEAR FAKENHAM WE HAVE DONE A LOT OF PHOTO SESSIONS THERE OVER THE YEARS,ITS INTERESTING PLACE FOR YOU TO VISIT.THANKS JILL/DAVID

I remember the Lowestoft airshows well and the year one of the planes had to ditch into the sea! That was quite something to witness! Yes we've since had many messages and comments about the Trimingham tracks on the beach with numerous theories but I do believe they were just to help construct the sea defences like you say.. I watched a few videos about the Shingle Street mystery and haven't made up my mind yet as to what the truth actually is but perhaps that's something we should investigate more in the future.. Thanks for watching and for the support as always. Em and Stu 😊

@@ExploringWithEmAndStu Yeah the plane that ditched was a Harrier.😀

@@ExploringWithEmAndStu i once found a german bullet clip on shingle street beach on the beach there was also a minefield there

Yes plenty of minefields all along the Suffolk coastline.. interesting that you found a German bullet clip.

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it 👍 😊

@@brianmoir3388 Thanks Brian, glad you enjoyed it.. We love exploring places like this and learning about its history, as you never know what you're going to find 😊👍

@@ExploringWithEmAndStu Hey you're welcome thanks 😊 always enjoy you're adventures and enthusiasm for new discovery looking forward to watching the next video 📹 keep up the fantastic content 😊

@@DE-eVOLVED Thanks Martin, we couldn't quite believe it ourselves when the cliff started crumbling behind us, never actually seen it happen before let alone caught it on camera!

Yeah we really weren't expecting that, the timing was quite amazing! Glad u enjoyed the history 😊👍