Hi John, Thanks so much, so glad you liked our little look at Tenterden - There should be plentry more for you to explore too. All the best, Gary and Janis
I’m just reading a novel called “The Fish thy Climbed yeh Tree” written by Kevin Ansbro and read the words “Kent countryside”. Then I UA-cam checked on it and found your video. It’s absolutely beautiful. Despite being an Indian, I felt transported to your world. The combination of the author’s writing and prose and your beautiful video and running commentary was a surreal experience. Thank you Someday if I come to UK, I come to this place --Nilanjana
🙏 Thank you Nilanjana, I do hope one day you get to experience the Kent countryside you have read about in the book. I haven't read it yet, but I have added it to my wish list. If you are interested there is plenty more in my County of Kent Playlist to check out. ua-cam.com/play/PLwaSkfP77ubY5jIBTxjRqUx5iJRUQcegM.html Once again, thank you, stay safe, stay well and 🤞 you get to enjoy the Kent Countryside one day 😍
Thanks so much, but where's your blog on it? Get back out there creating. 😊 You said inland town, that means I have to ask your favourite seaside town or beach in Kent Anyway, thanks for the comment, Cheers, Gary & Janis
I need the wrong answer noise from Family Fortunes - you've slipped across the border, both of those are in neighbouring East Sussex, but the beech at Camber is something else, and who wouldn't love Rye? I think Kent has an amazing array of coastal towns, and each one is slightly different - we just love them, especially on a cold winter's day (with a bag of Fish 'n' Chips), but I'm not sure we could pick a favourite. Take care, and keep creating... Cheers, Gary & Janis
Rob, how cool. We love a steam railway, it's the smell, the sound, the touch of nostalgia, all just a wonderful experience. Thanks for taking the time to comment, Stay safe, stay well, Gary & Janis
Hi Rose, that's very kind of you. I am so glad you liked the video. We haveve a few more trips through Kent planned this year, so stay tuned. We just need a couple of days of nice weather! Thanks very much for taking the time to comment, Gary & Janis
Daniel, If it's only two weeks, you're lucky 😯 A drive through a lot of England can be dogged by roadworks in almost every county. Still better that than potholes I guess. All the best, Gary & Janis
Delightful video & great voice over showing this beautiful part of Kent ❤
Hi John,
Thanks so much, so glad you liked our little look at Tenterden - There should be plentry more for you to explore too.
All the best,
Gary and Janis
I’m just reading a novel called “The Fish thy Climbed yeh Tree” written by Kevin Ansbro and read the words “Kent countryside”. Then I UA-cam checked on it and found your video.
It’s absolutely beautiful. Despite being an Indian, I felt transported to your world. The combination of the author’s writing and prose and your beautiful video and running commentary was a surreal experience. Thank you
Someday if I come to UK, I come to this place
--Nilanjana
🙏 Thank you Nilanjana, I do hope one day you get to experience the Kent countryside you have read about in the book. I haven't read it yet, but I have added it to my wish list. If you are interested there is plenty more in my County of Kent Playlist to check out. ua-cam.com/play/PLwaSkfP77ubY5jIBTxjRqUx5iJRUQcegM.html
Once again, thank you, stay safe, stay well and 🤞 you get to enjoy the Kent Countryside one day 😍
I love this! Tenterden is my favourite inland town in Kent. It's beautiful and for me such a relaxing place to walk around. 🙂👏👏👍
Thanks so much, but where's your blog on it? Get back out there creating. 😊
You said inland town, that means I have to ask your favourite seaside town or beach in Kent
Anyway, thanks for the comment,
Cheers,
Gary & Janis
@Our World For You my favourite seaside town is probably Rye and Camber Sands. Such a beautiful beach. 😊😊
I need the wrong answer noise from Family Fortunes - you've slipped across the border, both of those are in neighbouring East Sussex, but the beech at Camber is something else, and who wouldn't love Rye?
I think Kent has an amazing array of coastal towns, and each one is slightly different - we just love them, especially on a cold winter's day (with a bag of Fish 'n' Chips), but I'm not sure we could pick a favourite.
Take care, and keep creating...
Cheers,
Gary & Janis
Lovely! In fact, you had me in the first sentence…
Thanks so much Amy 😊
My parents and I have been on the Kent & East Sussex Railway before.
Rob, how cool. We love a steam railway, it's the smell, the sound, the touch of nostalgia, all just a wonderful experience.
Thanks for taking the time to comment,
Stay safe, stay well,
Gary & Janis
Thank you.
Railway Movies.
The Titfield Thunderbolt 1952.
The Great Train Robbery 1963.
The Railway Children 1970 & 2000.
Thomas and the Magic Railroad 2000.
Rob,
The sight and sound of steam on the silver screen,
Thanks again for taking the time to comment,
Stay safe, stay well,
Gary & Janis
Thanks.
You're welcome.
Thank you very much for this trip to Kent, it makes you want to discover! Your voice is a pleasant accompaniment to this visit ;) Thank you :)
Hi Rose, that's very kind of you. I am so glad you liked the video.
We haveve a few more trips through Kent planned this year, so stay tuned. We just need a couple of days of nice weather!
Thanks very much for taking the time to comment,
Gary & Janis
Update - traffic jams now for another 2 weeks
Daniel,
If it's only two weeks, you're lucky 😯 A drive through a lot of England can be dogged by roadworks in almost every county. Still better that than potholes I guess.
All the best,
Gary & Janis
God save me from his vomit voice.
Hit mute - read the subtitles - simples 🤢