Thanks for the look back here....... I lived within walking distance from Sandhaven beach as a kid way back last century in the early 50's.......having flashbacks galore now...........
It's quite disorientating to see New Zealand native flora like Harakeke (Flax) and Tī Kōuka (Cabbage tree) on a walk like this, but they seem to be doing well down on Sea Road. Awesome!
I think you should have visited Marsden beach also. There is the Roman wall on the south side of Camel's Island which is uncovered at low tide along with rock pools full of life, and a great beach for the kids. As for adults, you have on of the most unique pub/restaurants in the world 'The Grotto' which is accessible by either the lift, or the steps, which looks onto Marsden Rock which is a bird sanctuary. There are two more means of access one is Camel's Island the other one is the steps between Camel's Island and The Grotto. Here's a 1967 look before the arch collapsed on Marsden Rock in 1996. ua-cam.com/video/tMxCGSnB0XY/v-deo.html
Thanks for the look back here....... I lived within walking distance from Sandhaven beach as a kid way back last century in the early 50's.......having flashbacks galore now...........
thanks for this, it is 55 years since I walked down these streets. Great memories
Wow, thanks! Hope it's mostly recognisable.
What a generous way to share your memories with us! Thank you for recording this journey!
Thanks for stopping by!
Good interesting and very nostalgic for me. Thank You.✌
Beautiful walk as always my friend. Nice job! Greetings from Spain!
Hey, thanks for stopping by! Hope you're well. :)
Beautiful Town walk. The recording of sounds and voices is amazing.
Thanks. The variety of accents is one of the things I love about exploring this country!
Nice video buddy looks brilliant place thanks for sharing this great video 😊
Cheers, yeah South Shields is great!
@@4KExplorer I bet it is
@@4KExplorer YEs it is ..... a great place to come from, and hopefully to return to some day
Thanks for the great video.😍
It's quite disorientating to see New Zealand native flora like Harakeke (Flax) and Tī Kōuka (Cabbage tree) on a walk like this, but they seem to be doing well down on Sea Road. Awesome!
great video
Almost spotless town, great, green ocean rd. That high street needs trees though. THX
Thanks again for watching!
The. Best. Place on earth😊
Beautiful
I think you should have visited Marsden beach also. There is the Roman wall on the south side of Camel's Island which is uncovered at low tide along with rock pools full of life, and a great beach for the kids. As for adults, you have on of the most unique pub/restaurants in the world 'The Grotto' which is accessible by either the lift, or the steps, which looks onto Marsden Rock which is a bird sanctuary. There are two more means of access one is Camel's Island the other one is the steps between Camel's Island and The Grotto. Here's a 1967 look before the arch collapsed on Marsden Rock in 1996. ua-cam.com/video/tMxCGSnB0XY/v-deo.html
Beautiful