Missed the first episode, watch it here ua-cam.com/video/q606hYBBW2U/v-deo.html Follow the full Series here ua-cam.com/play/PL7ZS1Ml0SItQsQ6iiiG2QFD8nLqsnlpbk.html Alnmouth does have a station on the East Coast Main Line from London to Edinburgh. In the video, we have made you think there was no station. It was the branch line to Alnwick that closed with no services to Alnwick. You can come to Alnmouth by train! Check out our socials for more photos of the trip:- instagram.com/memoryseekers facebook.com/memoryseekersuk Our website also has more information and places to visit. www.memoryseekers.net Join us on Patreon for exclusive videos and other posts. Not only does it help us keep making new videos but it gives you insight into what's coming and extras not on UA-cam. Join here:- www.patreon.com/memoryseekers
As an American whose obsessed with History, it's hard to wrap my brain around what it would be like to live or visit a place that has roots back to the 12th century such as Alnmouth. Every time i turned a corner my mind would be blown away with the fascination of everything before me! I don't know that I'll ever make over to Great Britian but if i do, I'll know ill never want to leave! Especially considering it is the land of my Ancestors!
I was just explaining on another comment, how we could just visit these places and not find out the history and very soon whilst pretty they would all be the same. Once you know a little about its past then your imagination can really start to try and work out what it was like and how they lived. It makes each place totally different and extremely interesting. I hope one day you can come and see it for yourself. Thanks for watching.
Its amazing, I live in Northumberland. You kinda take it for granted, then you go for a drive or a ride or watch a video of it lol and marval at whats at my fingertips. My school trips were to Hadrians Wall, Holy Island and many of the castles we have. I hope you make it here, the history is just everywhere. Yes I really do know how lucky I am. Happy to answer if youve any questions on where im from.
Thank you for showing the world my beautiful Historic and mostly idilic County to the rest of the world. I feel so blessed to have grow up in Morpeth and now Live 2 miles from Seaton Sluice. Can you all imagine where we went to as kids in the 70's what a place to grow, no wonder I love history so much. Enjoy the series everyone, I shall. Thanks once again.
The East Coast mainline goes through Alnmouth and some trains call there. The fare from Newcastle is $7.93 USD. The video seemed to indicate that there was no longer any train service. It is the larger place, Alnwick, up the River Aln, that is without train service.
Thank you for pointing this out. I have put a note in the first comment. I can see now thanks to your comment that indeed Alnmouth station is on the East Coast line. So Alnmouth branched off to Alnwick and that line ceased but the main line continues.
@@MemorySeekers I wouldn't feel too bad about it. Even folks whose income is derived from shuttling punters around the tourist /sights/sites of Ye Olde England sometimes miss things. I remember getting a day tour around the Cotswolds from Oxford quite a while back and while the driver/guide could point out the line of the old Roman Akeman Street, he was completely ignorant of an obvious line of a disused railway in the same vicinity. 😉😊
Lovely village. Seems more relaxed rather than overrun by busy tourist groups. Must have been a tremendous quarry nearby to build all of those wonderful structures.
Lovely video 😊 the place is perfect for coastal holidays & even it's not crowded, which is best for peaceful trips.. as always your voice & narration is great 👍hope u both had good time.
Absolutely beautiful! Alnmouth is so quaint & charming! Such an interesting History, albeit a bit sad at times, with excellent Commentary, filming & footage, as always. Thank you for sharing this delightful wee fishing Village! Blessings to you both!
You have the perfect name for your channel, thanks for seeking out all these beautiful locations for us. I hope you have wonderful memories of these locations.
I was at the Schooner late 1950’s when it was a Newcastle Breweries/ James Deuchar hotel, busy times in summer then with families staying on holidays. There was a Thames barge anchored in the river for a few months, sailed up from the south, owner had to wait a good while to get over the bar. We also got a cricket team going on the golf course by the club house.
I’ve lived my entire life only a little way down the coast from Alnmouth, at Druridge Bay (near cresswell) and I learned a lot I never knew about Alnmouth from your video.
Thanks for another beautiful video. I don’t get to travel much these days and are so look forward to seeing where you guys go gives me lots of enjoyment thank you.
Another fantastic video. My Father was born in that area. Such a pretty place. I do love the birdsong too. Thanks for taking me along. Please take care
Love it, so love your history and the village just steps out as a place where stories such as Famous Five stories could be based. Hard working through history but now so peaceful. Thank you as always.
Love all your travel experiences, boys. Never disappointed, even in bad weather. 🇬🇧 Wish i knew how to deactivate German subtitles blocking the screen, but a small price to pay. ❤
Thanks boys, another great insight into a truly magnificent part of our world. I was sat here sipping my whisky tuned in. Looking forward to Seaton Sluice!
Hi Simon and Will, well you've picked an absolutely gorgeous place to visit this time, which happens to be one of our favorites, we know Northumberland very well particularly the stretch from Alnmouth upto Bamburgh, we're looking forward to the rest of your tour, all the best gents
It's so relaxing watching your videos. One feels we are walking along. I love all the historical stories you dig up and these charming villages. Let us know of some good local eateries and some interesting B&B's. Thank you.
Thank you, it is great fun finding out the history. We could just arrive and walk around but then each place becomes very much the same. Just knowing that it used to be a huge port exporting gran or like in Seaton Sluice a huge bottle making works, just makes you imagine the streets in a different way. How it once was, how the lived and the impact they had on society. Love all that! ☺
Another great video, I'm enjoying seeing you come to my local area. Please tell me you did one of the boat cruises to the Farne islands from Seahouses?
I’m afraid this time we didn’t as we picked other things to do but we have to come back we have hardly touched the surface in a week travelling around. Sadly full time jobs means we can’t come and go as we please.
@@MemorySeekers Ah ok. Well never mind I hope you guys still had an amazing time. There's a lot to see and do here in the North East so it would be great to have you back, any time!
What a lovely village full of history - never been but would love to visit sometime - enjoying your content guys, just came across the channel - subscribed 🙂
Thank you so much for watching. The knowledge is obtained by reading, researching as we go really. I am not a historian but like to find out some intersting things to share to go along with what we are seeings.
We have enjoyed your great videos on a large smart TV screen, which is so much better that watching on a computer, and have followed you from day one. We live in Australia and enjoy watching posts and videos on Great Britain, and anywhere from the rest of the world. I cannot help myself for being a spelling and grammar nazi and the slightest error hits my brain when I see, or read posts and videos. One small comment, if you do not mind-remnants is the word, not remanants. Keep up the wonderful videos, as we watch them all.
O me miserum! I don’t want to come across as unfriendly but as someone who lives in the NE of England I wish people would keep quiet about it. We’ve managed to keep it a secret for years. Proper modern living communities in an ancient, diverse settings and land/seascape are attractive but we don’t need “blow ins” buying holiday cottages or being Rachman air b & b landlords. We live here, love to share it but don’t want you buying property.
Lovely in its day but now full of holiday let’s and second home owners . Local pubs of which no body speaks to you .village is dying because of tourist
Missed the first episode, watch it here ua-cam.com/video/q606hYBBW2U/v-deo.html
Follow the full Series here ua-cam.com/play/PL7ZS1Ml0SItQsQ6iiiG2QFD8nLqsnlpbk.html
Alnmouth does have a station on the East Coast Main Line from London to Edinburgh. In the video, we have made you think there was no station. It was the branch line to Alnwick that closed with no services to Alnwick. You can come to Alnmouth by train!
Check out our socials for more photos of the trip:-
instagram.com/memoryseekers
facebook.com/memoryseekersuk
Our website also has more information and places to visit. www.memoryseekers.net
Join us on Patreon for exclusive videos and other posts. Not only does it help us keep making new videos but it gives you insight into what's coming and extras not on UA-cam.
Join here:- www.patreon.com/memoryseekers
Good services to both Edinburgh,and Newcastle
As an American whose obsessed with History, it's hard to wrap my brain around what it would be like to live or visit a place that has roots back to the 12th century such as Alnmouth. Every time i turned a corner my mind would be blown away with the fascination of everything before me! I don't know that I'll ever make over to Great Britian but if i do, I'll know ill never want to leave! Especially considering it is the land of my Ancestors!
I was just explaining on another comment, how we could just visit these places and not find out the history and very soon whilst pretty they would all be the same. Once you know a little about its past then your imagination can really start to try and work out what it was like and how they lived. It makes each place totally different and extremely interesting. I hope one day you can come and see it for yourself. Thanks for watching.
Its amazing, I live in Northumberland. You kinda take it for granted, then you go for a drive or a ride or watch a video of it lol and marval at whats at my fingertips. My school trips were to Hadrians Wall, Holy Island and many of the castles we have.
I hope you make it here, the history is just everywhere. Yes I really do know how lucky I am. Happy to answer if youve any questions on where im from.
Northumberland. One of the truly historic English counties. Beautiful up there, big skies, big people, big impact, big welcome
I was born here in 1960, grew up there until my teens, in abject poverty, it's now a millionaire's haven.
That explains all the pubs and hotels and no tour busses.
Thank you for showing the world my beautiful Historic and mostly idilic County to the rest of the world. I feel so blessed to have grow up in Morpeth and now Live 2 miles from Seaton Sluice. Can you all imagine where we went to as kids in the 70's what a place to grow, no wonder I love history so much. Enjoy the series everyone, I shall.
Thanks once again.
A lovely part of the country to live. I can feel how proud you are of your county. 😊👍
The East Coast mainline goes through Alnmouth and some trains call there. The fare from Newcastle is $7.93 USD. The video seemed to indicate that there was no longer any train service. It is the larger place, Alnwick, up the River Aln, that is without train service.
Thank you for pointing this out. I have put a note in the first comment. I can see now thanks to your comment that indeed Alnmouth station is on the East Coast line. So Alnmouth branched off to Alnwick and that line ceased but the main line continues.
@@MemorySeekers I wouldn't feel too bad about it. Even folks whose income is derived from shuttling punters around the tourist /sights/sites of Ye Olde England sometimes miss things. I remember getting a day tour around the Cotswolds from Oxford quite a while back and while the driver/guide could point out the line of the old Roman Akeman Street, he was completely ignorant of an obvious line of a disused railway in the same vicinity. 😉😊
Lovely village. Seems more relaxed rather than overrun by busy tourist groups. Must have been a tremendous quarry nearby to build all of those wonderful structures.
I think it does still get busy, we did struggle to get a space to park in the village, but I don't think coach tours come through here.
What a gorgeous village
Hello Simon / Will beautiful place really enjoyed that video thank you .
WoW 🤩👍⚘⚘👋❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Lovely video 😊 the place is perfect for coastal holidays & even it's not crowded, which is best for peaceful trips.. as always your voice & narration is great 👍hope u both had good time.
Absolutely beautiful! Alnmouth is so quaint & charming! Such an interesting History, albeit a bit sad at times, with excellent Commentary, filming & footage, as always. Thank you for sharing this delightful wee fishing Village! Blessings to you both!
Very interesting videos. So glad you’re sharing them. Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you!
Pretty place!!!
You have the perfect name for your channel, thanks for seeking out all these beautiful locations for us. I hope you have wonderful memories of these locations.
Haha yes i guess we do, Will came up with that name and really quickly. We didn't have to give it much thought at all!
Wow, have to say I really enjoyed that. Fab scenery and lots of fascinating history. I will def be watching the rest of the series. 😊
Thank you for joining us! ☺
Nice one!
❤lovely! Thank you again for another great visit. Hugs and blessings
Beautiful historical village. Looking forward to next episode.
Wow!! Didn't you have wonderful weather?? Superb drone work!!
The weather was not bad at all, sadly it didn't last!
I was at the Schooner late 1950’s when it was a Newcastle Breweries/ James Deuchar hotel, busy times in summer then with families staying on holidays. There was a Thames barge anchored in the river for a few months, sailed up from the south, owner had to wait a good while to get over the bar. We also got a cricket team going on the golf course by the club house.
I called into the Schooner a while back, have to say its gone downhill somewhat……
I’ve lived my entire life only a little way down the coast from Alnmouth, at Druridge Bay (near cresswell) and I learned a lot I never knew about Alnmouth from your video.
Oh that is great to hear, thank you for saying so. ☺
You make excellent videos, with just the perfect amount of music, glad I found your channel
Glad you enjoy it! So kind welcome!
Thanks for another beautiful video. I don’t get to travel much these days and are so look forward to seeing where you guys go gives me lots of enjoyment thank you.
Thanks for watching Graham, glad we can share them with you.
Beautiful channel, really pleased I found it. Keep up the good work
Thank you very much! Welcome aboard, hope you enjoy the current series.
Another fantastic video. My Father was born in that area. Such a pretty place. I do love the birdsong too. Thanks for taking me along. Please take care
Oh really, a real personal connection for you then. Have you ever visited?
@@MemorySeekers nope. Family left me behind, had the measles
BREATHTAKING FOOTAGE AGAIN! THANKS. 👋🏻📸👌👍🏻🐙🌟
Thank you 😊
Love it, so love your history and the village just steps out as a place where stories such as Famous Five stories could be based. Hard working through history but now so peaceful. Thank you as always.
Yes famous five or Swallows and Amazons!
Again another wonderful video thank you love watching them from Newzealand 😊❤
Glad you like them! thank you for watching. One day we will get to New Zealand!
Another beautiful movie, thanks!
Thank you too!
Love all your travel experiences, boys. Never disappointed, even in bad weather. 🇬🇧 Wish i knew how to deactivate German subtitles blocking the screen, but a small price to pay. ❤
Try this video ua-cam.com/video/xhWpHVlZBf0/v-deo.html I think you will be able to turn them off.
@@MemorySeekers Danke Vielmals. Cleaned my reading glasses with window cleaner. 🙂 love from Germany!! 🇩🇪
Another fantastic video, such a beautiful place to visit, thanks for all the time you spend bringing all these fabulous places into our homes.
Our pleasure, we love doing it!
Another wonderful series and a godsend to those us unwilling to travel far these days.
😊👍☺️
These villages all look so lovely! Thank you for sharing your travels!!
The few we have seen so far in our Northumberland series were real surprises, very pretty and incredible history of how they shaped the country!
What a beauty!
Thanks boys, another great insight into a truly magnificent part of our world. I was sat here sipping my whisky tuned in.
Looking forward to Seaton Sluice!
How beautiful 💗✨️
Just beautiful, thank you so much!
You are so welcome!
We have never been there. Those steeps were so well worn. Thank for such a lovely video 👍🙏
Its a lovely place worthy of a visit.
Siempre tan hermoso los pueblos de la edad media, tanta historia .
Saludos
¡Somos tan afortunados de tener tantos todavía en pie capaces de contar una o dos historias!
Hi Simon and Will, well you've picked an absolutely gorgeous place to visit this time, which happens to be one of our favorites, we know Northumberland very well particularly the stretch from Alnmouth upto Bamburgh, we're looking forward to the rest of your tour, all the best gents
Ah great, hopefully we can share something new that you haven’t seen but at least it will bring back memories of your trips!
Beautiful place. Thanks for the tour!
Thanks for visiting
Beautiful 🙏✝️🙏🇨🇦
It's so relaxing watching your videos. One feels we are walking along. I love all the historical stories you dig up and these charming villages. Let us know of some good local eateries and some interesting B&B's. Thank you.
Thank you, it is great fun finding out the history. We could just arrive and walk around but then each place becomes very much the same. Just knowing that it used to be a huge port exporting gran or like in Seaton Sluice a huge bottle making works, just makes you imagine the streets in a different way. How it once was, how the lived and the impact they had on society. Love all that! ☺
Thanks for sharing.
Another great video, I'm enjoying seeing you come to my local area. Please tell me you did one of the boat cruises to the Farne islands from Seahouses?
I’m afraid this time we didn’t as we picked other things to do but we have to come back we have hardly touched the surface in a week travelling around. Sadly full time jobs means we can’t come and go as we please.
@@MemorySeekers Ah ok. Well never mind I hope you guys still had an amazing time. There's a lot to see and do here in the North East so it would be great to have you back, any time!
Another exceptional video! I'm so glad I found your channel a couple of years ago. You never disappoint😊
We certainly try not to disappoint! ☺❤
What a lovely village full of history - never been but would love to visit sometime - enjoying your content guys, just came across the channel - subscribed 🙂
Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching and commenting! Hope you enjoy some of our other videos.
Lovely …enjoy all your videos….ill never be able to see England in person, I really enjoy your knowledge and visiting along with you🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you so much for watching. The knowledge is obtained by reading, researching as we go really. I am not a historian but like to find out some intersting things to share to go along with what we are seeings.
@@MemorySeekers your research and narratives add so much to the video experience. You're the best!!
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We have enjoyed your great videos on a large smart TV screen, which is so much better that watching on a computer, and have followed you from day one. We live in Australia and enjoy watching posts and videos on Great Britain, and anywhere from the rest of the world.
I cannot help myself for being a spelling and grammar nazi and the slightest error hits my brain when I see, or read posts and videos.
One small comment, if you do not mind-remnants is the word, not remanants.
Keep up the wonderful videos, as we watch them all.
That's ok I am used to corrections. I have noted it and already used it correctly in a video coming soon!
O me miserum! I don’t want to come across as unfriendly but as someone who lives in the NE of England I wish people would keep quiet about it. We’ve managed to keep it a secret for years. Proper modern living communities in an ancient, diverse settings and land/seascape are attractive but we don’t need “blow ins” buying holiday cottages or being Rachman air b & b landlords. We live here, love to share it but don’t want you buying property.
Lovely in its day but now full of holiday let’s and second home owners . Local pubs of which no body speaks to you .village is dying because of tourist