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Great video. Well done.

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Well, you learn something new every day. ❤

Is that female crab legal size?

There's a Summer Place

I don't know but the landscape is very therapeutic (the environment seems to contribute to a healing sense of place) ... I'm pretty sure I can be at peace & feel so relaxed when I'm there. ☺

Love this channel. MORE PLEASE.... I heard You Voice In The Wind Today... I heard your voice in the wind today And turned to see your face; The warmth of the wind caressed me As I stood silently in place. I felt your touch in the sun today As its warmth filled the sky; I closed my eyes and for your embrace And my spirit soared high. I saw your eyes I the window pane As I watched the falling rain; It seemed as each raindrop fell It quietly said your name. I held you close in my heart today It made me feel complete; You may have died… but you are not gone You will always be a part of me. As long as the sun shines… The wind blows… The rain falls… You will live on inside of me forever For that is all my heart knows. As I understand, the above is dedicated to the "Fallen". God Bless Them 🙏

Sublime, and gracefully transporting us all delightfully to a more peaceful and pleasant time of our English culture and bygone days. Sadly missed. Thank you so much for restoring the memories. Be BLESSED. 🙏

Delightful. You have a natural broadcasting voice as well. Thank you.

Brilliant video well done

Love it. More please. If only it stretched the whole North Norfolk coast

Super! Two small points: that Decca is a bit later than WW1, probably mid 20s, but very similar to its predecessor the trench gramophone; and only thorn or fibre needles could be re-sharpened, not steel.

Nice video

They Make good records

A good record player

That record player is much newer than the WW1 era.

This is a story of unimaginable bravery!

Brilliant

Loved this. Not heard of this story before.

Those were some very tough , brave and dedicated men.

True men.

Brave blokes!

Great video! thanks. I will take crab over lobster any day!

Hi from NZ ,My ancestors came from N Norfolk so this is of personal interest to me Thank you for sharing your knowledge I am originally from Kent so I know about Chalk and flint Norfolk flint was mined for the army for flintlocks and considered to be the the best quality for that purpose Look forward to more Vids

Could listen all day to stories about Sheringham, love ❤️ Sheringham

We love sherringham.

Fantastic video. Nice to hear someone from norfolk with a norfolk accent. Not so many people in cornwall or devon with the local accents nowadays and similar in suffolk especially in places like Orford, southwold and aldebrough

I used to sail my toy boat in that pond in the 70’s happy memories

There used to be a really good aquarium in Cromer, located on what is now Morrisons petrol station. Few seem to remember it, but it had a large shop at the front which sold fossils, stones, toys and beach stuff. In addition to this, you could pay to go into the aquarium which had several very large tanks and resembled a modern day Sea-Life centre. All of the tanks contained local species and I recall a VERY substantial lobster in one, while others had Cod that I'd guesstimate at 8 - 10 pounds and there was a particularly huge (but elusive) Conger eel. These tanks all contained several thousand gallons and I've often wondered why something like this hasn't been rebuilt, but it's nice to see that visitors can now go to the Mo and see 'what lies beneath'.

It's quite beautiful. I'd love to go on a pilgrimage there and visit the Anglican shrine. There is a Catholic one as well, but I don't think it's as pretty.

Happy to record a new version of grammophone as antique , Godspeed.I wish have a similar with us,kindly know the details in India or elsewhere so I can communicate with pleasure, जय हो

you should hashatg sheringham, am sure you get alot more views and subs :)

nice :)

That was very interesting. Several websites claim RVW wrote his _Sea Symphony_ at 'Martincross' (see 3:11 above) in 1919. We know he lived there with his wife and ailing brother-in-law in that year​, but the Sea Symphony was performed at the Leeds Festival in 1910. So, what _did_ get composed at Martincross? [A long-time Sheringham resident, I'm currently updating Sheringham's 'wiki' and would value any citable references.]

Looks nice ,what is water depth please,? Visiting in June, Ken

Looks like needle at the wrong angle

Nicely lifted footage & sound from the BBC ARENA program memories of a musical dog broadcast in 1988

Lovely life story captured by his own hand in thread and in music by others. What a great legacy.

Thank you for sharing this time capsule.

Excellent video and narration but spoiled by the people wearing masks....they look ridiculous. The re-enactors on the other hand look great. Hope it was a good day.

Beautiful place how i wish i can go there. 💙 God bless all 🌟

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Thank You! We are looking forward to eating another crab meal with these skills. Bravo!

I remember one year when it rained so heavily you could hardly hear the Andrews Sisters !!🙄

Great stuff Martin fascinating

Excellent

*Nostalgia is not what it used to be !*

00:37 *Not a good word these days !*

Alan Partridge would love this

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