Have just seen this video Dave! So interesting and love those old maps! Fascinating. Lovely seeing your old home! Beautiful house!😊 All those chalk paths.... And those Chalk Balls by Andy G. Wonderful walk! Thank you Dave and Logan!
That was a journey back home for you Dave. Even the house you were born in and the church where you were Baptized. It’s no good saying you can’t remember much about the event. You weren’t paying attention to the vicar. Mind you. I can’t remember mine either. Those water stations are a good idea. I guess on a long walk, one does need a regular supply of water. The house with the yellow paint around the eaves and windows, remind me of the Leckford estate, where all the estate cottages are painted in John Lewis green.
Thanks for this video, Dave. I lived in Cocking briefly in 1989. I drank and occasionally worked in the Potter & Vine pub, now renamed back to the Blue Bell. There was also another pub back then called the Richard Cobden, not far from the Potter & Vine. Anyway, thanks for the informative walk. I never knew about the rifle range. Very interesting 👍 Liked and Subscribed.
Lovely walk Dave. I believe the Cocking millennium column was designed by local sculptor, Philip Jackson. I understand the panels represent episodes of rural life over the centuries. Definitely something I shall look out for next time I'm passing through!
Wow what a great 50th video walk to also include the church you were baptised in and the first house you lived in...so much interesting, and personal, history 😊
Very lovely walk Dave & Logan! Really special to share w/ you a sentimental visit back to your first home & the church that you were baptized in!!! I've enjoyed these these 1st 50 walks w/ you! Look forward to the next 50!!!😉👍
I have yet to watch all your videos Dave but I will. Thanks for all you do. ☀️
Thank you Melissa.
I lived in cocking from 1971 to 1988....then joined the army....video brings back great memories....super video!...😁
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video. :)
Another great video, Dave. I'd like to walk the Chalk Stone Trail. Things like that add a lot of interest to the landscape, I think.
I must go back one day and walk the entire trail.
Grew up near Chichester and used to cycle around these villages. Great memories. Lovely video. Thanks Dave
Thanks David. I hope to be doing some more "walk" videos in West Sussex very soon. Thanks for watching.
Have just seen this video Dave! So interesting and love those old maps! Fascinating.
Lovely seeing your old home! Beautiful house!😊
All those chalk paths.... And those Chalk Balls by Andy G.
Wonderful walk! Thank you Dave and Logan!
Thank you Susan. It was great going "back to my roots"!
Nice reminder of the paths I have walk so many times I'm originally from near Amberley. Another enjoyable video
Thank you Martin. I was married at Amberley Castle! Thanks for watching.
That was a journey back home for you Dave. Even the house you were born in and the church where you were Baptized. It’s no good saying you can’t remember much about the event. You weren’t paying attention to the vicar. Mind you. I can’t remember mine either. Those water stations are a good idea. I guess on a long walk, one does need a regular supply of water. The house with the yellow paint around the eaves and windows, remind me of the Leckford estate, where all the estate cottages are painted in John Lewis green.
It was a shame that the church wasn't open as I would have loved to have taken a photo of the font!
Thanks for this video, Dave. I lived in Cocking briefly in 1989. I drank and occasionally worked in the Potter & Vine pub, now renamed back to the Blue Bell. There was also another pub back then called the Richard Cobden, not far from the Potter & Vine. Anyway, thanks for the informative walk. I never knew about the rifle range. Very interesting 👍 Liked and Subscribed.
Thanks Mike and indeed thank you for watching. I hope to be making some more video walks in West Sussex soon.
Lovely walk Dave. I believe the Cocking millennium column was designed by local sculptor, Philip Jackson. I understand the panels represent episodes of rural life over the centuries. Definitely something I shall look out for next time I'm passing through!
Thanks John. Yes, you are correct about the column. It is a fascinating object to look at.
Nice video again Dave👍
Cheers. Glad you enjoyed it.
Wow what a great 50th video walk to also include the church you were baptised in and the first house you lived in...so much interesting, and personal, history 😊
Thank you Ann. It was great going back there....I don't remember too much from my early days in the village!
Very lovely walk Dave & Logan! Really special to share w/ you a sentimental visit back to your first home & the church that you were baptized in!!!
I've enjoyed these these 1st 50 walks w/ you! Look forward to the next 50!!!😉👍
Btw...I think Logan was keen on some of that Elder Flower Cordial!😄🐶❤🌸
Thank you. It was a shame that the church wasn't open as I would love to have seen the font. Will have to go back some time.
Hi Dave, great vid. Have you ever seen the abandoned covered reservoir around these fields? between Bepton and Cocking
Thank you. No, I don't remember seeing any covered reservoir around there. Must take a look next time. Thanks for watching.
Happy 50th Dave and Logan!
Thanks Ian. Great that pubs are back open now...always a great way to end a walk!