Thanks Tim lovely vidio of Whitby , and smashing day , in middle of Feb,your the best seaside reviews person ,in detail,on our coasts , so proad of your vidios,as like me , support British seaside's ,so much to offer on our doorsteps ,thanks tim
The owners of the "Golden Lion" Irish pub wanted to change the name to something more Irish , but seeing the small street is called "Golden Lion Bank" , the locals were not impressed and successfully challenged the change of name. Great pub , I was there a few days ago 😊 Fabulous weather for a video.
I would always visit Whitby, robin hoods bay and Scarborough over the years with my grandparents in their various caravans! Since they both passed recently it’s so nice to watch these videos back and relive it ☺️
What I see as an outsider? Lovely town with narrow streets , very alive ,nice architecture and very tempting signs with sea food. The abbey and graveyard very impressive.
Imagine being a young sailor on captain cooks ship, when it’s about to set sail for the pacific, sailing out from Whitby’s harbour, for a long voyage ahead to discover Australia. Shiver my timbers Tim, that sounds like an adventure. Great video Tim. :)
The Fishermans wife is where I tend to go these days - better than many other outlets. What a wonderful winter tour of my beloved most favourite place.
Ahhhh Whitby went every year as a kid with my dad absolutely love it people are so friendly. We used to eat in the jolly sailor every night food was really good all home made unfortunately not the same now.
Thank you so much for your Whitby video I've Been to it being myself and I really love it and I'm going back there but thank you so much for your lovely tour it was so amazing I didn't go to the fish and chip shops I didn't have time to pack everything into 4 days thanks again. Lucy 👍👍😊😊🤗🤗
What a lovely tour of whitby Tim thank you for showing us it looks so nice love fudge so I will do well loved the church once you got to the top thank you once again for showing us
Tim thank you so much, I enjoy all your videos but this is the cream. I spent my 16th birthday in Whitby and have never been back, I am now 81 and what you have shown in your video is fantastic and this one I am saving for old times sake. Once again thank very much for the chance of seeing your video.
Iv just booked for November with 2 kids . It was only cheap so nice to have a walk , look around the shops , eat and a drink . Staying at the hostel near the abbey
What a perfect day haven’t been to Whitby since the 00s and that was a day trip. Spent yesterday on a short visit to Lyme Regis, Dorset. The sunshine in the north at Whitby during your visit gave it a spectacular edge. You might even get me shopping. The town has pride in itself!!
As per my comments on Robin Hoods Bay, we visited Whitby for my birthday last year. Thoroughly enjoyable time visiting Whitby, Robin Hoods Bay and Scarborough on our way back home to the Midlands. The Magpie Cafe is a must for Fish and Chips! Great video Tim, brings back some nice memories. …. Smithy.
Great video Tim thankyou.Brought back lots of lovely memories beautiful place.Dont know how you resist all those goodies!I. I'd spend.more time stuffing my face than doing the blog no good at all 😂😂😁😁😘😁
Yes I decided to stay in Whitby in the first week in January making the mistake that it would be peaceful and having the entire town to myself... not the case, it was packed out, more so than in your video. Despite the crowds I had a lovely couple of days visiting the town, as its been a couple of decades since I last visited Whitby, and it has barely changed, which is a plus!
I had many trips to Whitby when I was young, often travelling via the Esk Valley railway line, which is a lovely route. I was brought up in and around Middlesbrough, so Whitby was easy to get to. I would love to go back one day; it's such a lovely place! Thanks for the great video.
Hi Tim, what a glorious day for filming , this is the best Video I've ever watched on my beloved Whitby I love how you showed the aspects that others miss out & i actually felt I was there with you. Highly recommend Fish & Chips at the Fisherman's Wife- beautiful! Thank you for sharing. 💜💜
Tim I must say I stumbled across you channel a few weeks ago and I really enjoy the content. Whitby and surrounding area is one of my favourite up to now 👍👍👍👍👍
Hi Tim what a beautiful place loved the waves rolling in . Very pretty town very nice . Thanks for sharing with us. Love to you as always Tracey 💕 xxxx
As always Tim I enjoyed your video and felt as if I was really there, I'm sorry but I need to bring to your attention a Whitby tradition where you failed miserably that being you have to climb the 199 steps one by one, and if you lose count you have to return to the bottom and start again, I'm sure you did but just edited out, there you are I got you out of trouble there Tim, thank you for another great one.
I live in whitby, this winter was unusually busy, we normally have at least a couple of months of quiet but I think due to the warmer winter and end of the pandemic people just wanted to continue getting out!
hi Tim great video. ive been to whitby 100s of times as we only live a short drive away and never set foot in st marys church. did you know the bench you sat on as you climbed the steps was put there so the undertakers carrying the coffin upto the graveyard could take a breather. Whitby is also famous for its its lucky duck shop. everytime we visit we make sure we buy 1 of the tiny glass ducks or 1 of the many other animals and objects on sale. you can also watch them being made.
Another lovely video Tim. We haven’t been to Whitby for a few years but we love it and the surrounding area. It was nice to see it again on such a lovely day. Thanks Tim😊
Thank you for the great video. I hope it is as sunny (but maybe warmer!) when we visit in May. Hope the 3 of you were all safe from yesterday's storms!
What a beautiful place! Just think of witches, Dracula and gothic music when hearing Whitby, not fish and ships and blue skies, but seems Whitby has it all! Have to go there some day. :)
Thanks for another great vlog Tim. Brought back lovely memories of our stay in Whitby 3 years ago on our last trip to the UK. We love the place. We were amazed at the church inside never seen a church set up like that before. Have a great weekend. Debbie & Patrick
We where there 17/5/2021 it was wonderful again but not long for another visit we stay in Scarborough a 5 hour drive from Scotland and worth every mile a beautiful part of our country 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@WalkWithMeTim it was such a beautiful walk today Tim. Cloudy and sleeting here today. Can’t wait for some sunshine here too.Take care Tim see you next time☀️
I love Whitby. It is like the set of a Tim Burton movie. The abbey makes me want to qrite Dracula fan fiction where he hangs around in Whitby for a while.
Was here a few weeks ago with my partner. Stopped at the Royal Hotel. First time I'd actually being to Whitby. Loved it tbh. Weather was a bit bad on the day we walked up the steps to the church. Really windy. Standing in the grave yard and hanging on for life near the cliffs! Lol. Thinking of maybe getting back there in the summer time. Be nice to sit up near the Abbey in a the sunshine
Iknow the bloke that runs terrys he always ran the rides onthe pier would always give us free rides. People so friendly compared to down here in sunny suffolk. You need to go during the regatta its brilliant.
And you traded for the deep dark South and Sheppey - eek. I would trade places and be in Whitby tomorrow, having grown up around Whitby, and professionally stuck in the South East, with experience of work on Sheppey.
St Mary's Church is actually older than the Abbey, and unusually preserves an eighteenth-century interior, with box pews. The wealthy could hire these out, and the pew rents were a useful source of income for the church. And don't forget Lewis Carroll! He also stayed in Whitby, and the poem 'The Walrus and the Carpenter' was inspired by the beaches. 'Such quantities of sand'...
Whitby is super famous. Awful in the summer because it is waaaaay too busy but on a day like you visited, perfect! Winter is when me and my wife make the short drive. Have you still not visited Saltburn? If not you are missing a trick! Its lovely.
Guaranteed to get your quota of steps a day when you go to Whitby! Ruined though by eating copious amounts of chips and ice-cream. Well...you have to!!
@@dianemiller3844 you also have a halifax and bradford there i believe, which have the same names as places near to where i live myself, so when i have the time i'll drive over from the uk and you never know, I might bump into you. GL
@@Bob-ts2tu Yes Halifax is the east coast, and Bradford and Stafford is near Toronto. Canada is a sister country to London England and the queen governs our country too. There are many more towns cities and such places that come from the united kingdom
Lovely video Tim, the sea looks beautiful as you walk down the pier. Would love to see you do the Dracula experience at halloween 🧛♂️ Redit: also whitby goth weekend would make a cool vlog 😃
Funnily enough my son was up from York visiting us today - as this was happening we had thought of nipping down the road to Whitby for the day - then the weather was seen and we gave it a swerve lol [s I always wear high heels when walking the pier ha ha ha ha
Hi Tim. Nice video but just a couple of things to point out. The day you filmed it was a lovely day but the sea was very calm. You just managed to capture the biggish waves at high tide, which you always get before the tide turns. Then at about 11mins in, you said that Whitby doesn't have any piers! You said this after walking down the length of the West Pier including the extension ends where you walked underneath and glanced over to the East pier. Keith, the Whitby Postie 😉
@@WalkWithMeTim Do you mean they're not traditional because they're not built on stilts and have amusement arcades down the length of them? Whitby's piers were built in the early 1500's and I would say that there are more traditionally stone built piers around the UK than the more modern ones which you class as 'traditional' !
What's Whitby LIKE in the SUMMER 👉ua-cam.com/video/6ZJSyORHBwI/v-deo.html
Beautiful pictures and Sky what date was filming??
@@td6369 last Friday ;-)
Horrid. Waaaaay too busy.
Don't like Whitbu in summer,too crowded and its no good for wheelchair users
Thanks Tim lovely vidio of Whitby , and smashing day , in middle of Feb,your the best seaside reviews person ,in detail,on our coasts , so proad of your vidios,as like me , support British seaside's ,so much to offer on our doorsteps ,thanks tim
Yes Andy totally agree
The owners of the "Golden Lion" Irish pub wanted to change the name to something more Irish , but seeing the small street is called "Golden Lion Bank" , the locals were not impressed and successfully challenged the change of name. Great pub , I was there a few days ago 😊
Fabulous weather for a video.
I would always visit Whitby, robin hoods bay and Scarborough over the years with my grandparents in their various caravans! Since they both passed recently it’s so nice to watch these videos back and relive it ☺️
Absolutely adore Whitby and the north Yorkshire Moors. The people are really friendly and the history is amazing.
me too
I’ve lived in Whitby for a few years now I love loving there so much
What I see as an outsider? Lovely town with narrow streets , very alive ,nice architecture and very tempting signs with sea food.
The abbey and graveyard very impressive.
Imagine being a young sailor on captain cooks ship, when it’s about to set sail for the pacific, sailing out from Whitby’s harbour, for a long voyage ahead to discover Australia. Shiver my timbers Tim, that sounds like an adventure. Great video Tim. :)
I know I thought I wonder what that must have been like
The Fishermans wife is where I tend to go these days - better than many other outlets.
What a wonderful winter tour of my beloved most favourite place.
thanks Dave
I'll have one of each bags of fudge my favourite yummy, loving the shots of the church,walked up to it years ago. Thanks Tim enjoying this walk 🚶♀️ 😀
Thanks Hazel
What a beautiful place. Great United Kigdom.
Love the vid of Whitby! Those blue skies look a million miles away from today, Tim. 😁
Hemsby & Newport please
@@jnorth7449 no filming with drones mind. 😅
this was filmed last week lol
again lol
can't believe you have been to whitby, that's where I live, enjoy your videos, including your Son and Gabby.
Tye views are breathtaking. Love a bit of history, old remains etc.
I know .. gabys never been
Another great & fantastic video of Whitby - In February Harbour & Town Tour!.👌👌👌👌
Thank you so much 😀
Ahhhh Whitby went every year as a kid with my dad absolutely love it people are so friendly. We used to eat in the jolly sailor every night food was really good all home made unfortunately not the same now.
Thank you so much for your Whitby video I've Been to it being myself and I really love it and I'm going back there but thank you so much for your lovely tour it was so amazing I didn't go to the fish and chip shops I didn't have time to pack everything into 4 days thanks again. Lucy 👍👍😊😊🤗🤗
You are so welcome!
@@WalkWithMeTim 🤗😊👍 thank you
The Goth's event's are fantastic..🎩..😃👍
Agree
What a lovely tour of whitby Tim thank you for showing us it looks so nice love fudge so I will do well loved the church once you got to the top thank you once again for showing us
Thanks Sally
Your welcome tim
:-)
My cousin and her family visited Whitby two weeks ago in early February. They had a lovely time.
its such a lovely place
Whitby is my fave place to go, many happy holidays there when I was younger. Love everything about it, happy days!
love it ! thanks for watching Rachael
Hi Tim. Whitby looks really adorable and quaint even in the winter. Loved it.
Thanks marie
not been to whitby for a couple of years only 45 mins away loved the vid thanks tim
Wow you should
Tim thank you so much, I enjoy all your videos but this is the cream. I spent my 16th birthday in Whitby and have never been back, I am now 81 and what you have shown in your video is fantastic and this one I am saving for old times sake. Once again thank very much for the chance of seeing your video.
thanks mike
Lovely tour in winter Tim
I know I got lucky with the weather
Iv just booked for November with 2 kids . It was only cheap so nice to have a walk , look around the shops , eat and a drink . Staying at the hostel near the abbey
Have fun
Love Whitby. Spent many happy holidays in Whitby over the years.
yes its such a beautiful place
Super Video, really looked a lovely day, it really is a beautiful part of the Yorkshire Coast, and crammed full of history, thank you Tim
Glad you enjoyed it
How can you not love Whitby at any time of the year.
agree
What a perfect day haven’t been to Whitby since the 00s and that was a day trip. Spent yesterday on a short visit to Lyme Regis, Dorset. The sunshine in the north at Whitby during your visit gave it a spectacular edge. You might even get me shopping. The town has pride in itself!!
Agree Trevor 👍
Hey Tim great vlog and walk cheers coffee looks good stay safe 😊💯
Thanks Andy
I remember going to Whitby last spring 2021 and I LOVED the town, mainly the sunny weather gave the Whitby a beautiful feeling. Great tour! 🙌
its a one of a kind place
Thank you for this. This was my childhood and I miss it so much!
I love whitby
I love Whitby, it's been too long. Tim you're reminding me of how beautiful it is 🙂
I know I think I like it better in winter, less crowded
@@WalkWithMeTim Yes, that's the big advantage, not packed 8n lime sardines 😄
its one of only a handfull of places I know that get that crazy in the summer
Lyme Regis gets pretty crazy
Fantastic video x
You will have to come with me one day lol
As per my comments on Robin Hoods Bay, we visited Whitby for my birthday last year. Thoroughly enjoyable time visiting Whitby, Robin Hoods Bay and Scarborough on our way back home to the Midlands. The Magpie Cafe is a must for Fish and Chips! Great video Tim, brings back some nice memories. …. Smithy.
Thanks Smithy!
Great video Tim thankyou.Brought back lots of lovely memories beautiful place.Dont know how you resist all those goodies!I. I'd spend.more time stuffing my face than doing the blog no good at all 😂😂😁😁😘😁
Lol
Such a beautiful place, thanks for the vlog Tim, best wishes to the family 👍👋
Thanks 👍
I must visit Whitby one day thank you Tim looks a lovely place
You should!
Check the calendar and avoid busy event times.
Be sure to visit The Magpie Cafe xxx
Yes I decided to stay in Whitby in the first week in January making the mistake that it would be peaceful and having the entire town to myself... not the case, it was packed out, more so than in your video. Despite the crowds I had a lovely couple of days visiting the town, as its been a couple of decades since I last visited Whitby, and it has barely changed, which is a plus!
yes thats the charm of the place
I had many trips to Whitby when I was young, often travelling via the Esk Valley railway line, which is a lovely route. I was brought up in and around Middlesbrough, so Whitby was easy to get to. I would love to go back one day; it's such a lovely place! Thanks for the great video.
thanks Deanna
Hi Tim, what a glorious day for filming , this is the best Video I've ever watched on my beloved Whitby I love how you showed the aspects that others miss out & i actually felt I was there with you. Highly recommend Fish & Chips at the Fisherman's Wife- beautiful! Thank you for sharing. 💜💜
Wow, thank you Susan
Tim I must say I stumbled across you channel a few weeks ago and I really enjoy the content. Whitby and surrounding area is one of my favourite up to now 👍👍👍👍👍
Awesome, thank you!
Hi Tim what a beautiful place loved the waves rolling in . Very pretty town very nice . Thanks for sharing with us. Love to you as always Tracey 💕 xxxx
Thanks so much Tracey .. have you ever been?
Wow, I think I will add Whitby to my list next time I visit that area - Gary
You should!
As always Tim I enjoyed your video and felt as if I was really there, I'm sorry but I need to bring to your attention a Whitby tradition where you failed miserably that being you have to climb the 199 steps one by one, and if you lose count you have to return to the bottom and start again, I'm sure you did but just edited out, there you are I got you out of trouble there Tim, thank you for another great one.
I'll make sure I do it right next time
Every 10th step has a small brass plaque with it's number on, so you can always tell how many you've done (if you know where to look).
@@howardramsey7243 Hello Howard, I thought I knew Whitby we’ll but I didn’t know that, thank you for that information.
I live in whitby, this winter was unusually busy, we normally have at least a couple of months of quiet but I think due to the warmer winter and end of the pandemic people just wanted to continue getting out!
very true Emma
Another amazing video Tim we love Whitby its a jewel on the Yorkshire coast & yes Tim they are Coffin Rests
Omg
Lovely place by the looks of it. I will pay a visit very soon
Thanks Tim, great video. We were there a few years ago, a lovely place to visit, very picturesque.
Yes I love it here
Shared your video tonight Tim I love whitby it's a brilliant place I look forward to going back in the spring 🙂👍
Thanks Simon 😁
Awesome
hi Tim great video. ive been to whitby 100s of times as we only live a short drive away and never set foot in st marys church. did you know the bench you sat on as you climbed the steps was put there so the undertakers carrying the coffin upto the graveyard could take a breather. Whitby is also famous for its its lucky duck shop. everytime we visit we make sure we buy 1 of the tiny glass ducks or 1 of the many other animals and objects on sale. you can also watch them being made.
thanks for the tip Joe
Ive been there in winter, the cold blows in somewhat from the sea but when its rough its a fabulous sight from near the Abbey.
Cheers for a great vid, and a big up for the mention of Terry's Fish & Chips they're a great fish and chips.
Thanks Daniel
Really enjoyed this video, there is alot of people about for winter,
Another lovely video Tim. We haven’t been to Whitby for a few years but we love it and the surrounding area. It was nice to see it again on such a lovely day. Thanks Tim😊
Absolutely thanks Bridgette
It’s lovely here unfortunately I went a couple of summers ago and it was so dull…might give February a go! Thanks Tim another good one 😀
Love whitby, great video tim 👍
absolutely love Whitby, just after covid did a week drive along the coast going to several nice little places.
Sounds great!
The Whitby version of those Cityscape maps, and jigsaws, is the only one to mention Arnold Palmer Putting Course by name.
Thank you for sharing this Tim 😊🙏
You are welcome Helen
Thank you for the great video. I hope it is as sunny (but maybe warmer!) when we visit in May. Hope the 3 of you were all safe from yesterday's storms!
Yes wasn't too bad in Norfolk
What a beautiful place! Just think of witches, Dracula and gothic music when hearing Whitby, not fish and ships and blue skies, but seems Whitby has it all! Have to go there some day. :)
You should
Whitby is beautiful place. I will be going there 🔜.
😃
Please stay safe by the water. Hope you get home safe. 🙏👍
its fine weather
Thanks for another great vlog Tim. Brought back lovely memories of our stay in Whitby 3 years ago on our last trip to the UK. We love the place. We were amazed at the church inside never seen a church set up like that before. Have a great weekend. Debbie & Patrick
Thanks Debbie and Patrick! and also THANKYOU so much for sending the card and gift ! must have cost you from New Zealand
@@WalkWithMeTim Hi Tim. You are welcome. Hope you and Gaby and Casper are all doing well.
We where there 17/5/2021 it was wonderful again but not long for another visit we stay in Scarborough a 5 hour drive from Scotland and worth every mile a beautiful part of our country 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
yes! Ian agree
So happy to have this video to watch Tim. Thanks a lot👏🏻 It looks beautiful there. ☀️
You are welcome Melissa
@@WalkWithMeTim it was such a beautiful walk today Tim. Cloudy and sleeting here today. Can’t wait for some sunshine here too.Take care Tim see you next time☀️
I thought its always sunny there lol
@@WalkWithMeTim not in Kentucky Tim.I wished☀️A girl can dream. Lol
Magpie best Fish and Chips in Whitby. Also Inghams in Filey well worth a try
Yes I hear thats good
;-)
Its a Really Nice video and Beautiful place. Thanks for sharing this great video this is cool. Hope to See more from your Channel soon.Atb Søren.🙂🙃🙂
Thank you so much!
Love Whitby its such a beautiful place!
agree!
I love Whitby. It is like the set of a Tim Burton movie.
The abbey makes me want to qrite Dracula fan fiction where he hangs around in Whitby for a while.
agree
Great film. I only found your channel today and I think you are doing a very good job 👍
Thanks Neil hope you subscribed
We plan to visit in April or May. From Indiana USA
You will love it
Fantastic
Thank you so much 😀
Was here a few weeks ago with my partner. Stopped at the Royal Hotel. First time I'd actually being to Whitby. Loved it tbh. Weather was a bit bad on the day we walked up the steps to the church. Really windy. Standing in the grave yard and hanging on for life near the cliffs!
Lol.
Thinking of maybe getting back there in the summer time. Be nice to sit up near the Abbey in a the sunshine
you should and perfect place in the sunshine
Great walk lovely weather didn’t like them big gaps walking along the pier
I know a little big lol
Now I want to go there
Lol
Never been to Whitby but it does look incredible.
you should .. lovely place
Great video going with my friend in the summer here
Yes summer is great but very busy
Another great video Tim hoping to get back there this year just love the Yorkshire coast
Me too .. thanks mick
Great Vid Tim really enjoyed it I don’t think you would got away with going along that Walkway Today
I know blown down the steps
I love whitby 🖤 will be there next year 🦇
me too!
Loved the old port was foggy when I went in September
I love this place xxx
The magpie cafe just tops it off
me too!
:-)
That was lovely, such a pretty place. Near Whitby there’s Robin Hood’s Bay, which is also nice.
Yes that's coming Sunday 😃
Iknow the bloke that runs terrys he always ran the rides onthe pier would always give us free rides. People so friendly compared to down here in sunny suffolk. You need to go during the regatta its brilliant.
Reminds me when I worked as police officer up in Whitby. I’m now down in Hounslow. Could you make a video on Sheerness
😃
And you traded for the deep dark South and Sheppey - eek. I would trade places and be in Whitby tomorrow, having grown up around Whitby, and professionally stuck in the South East, with experience of work on Sheppey.
Or Hounslow!
@@isaakwalton9600 🤣
Thumb up 161. Thank you for the Whitby tour. At 5:30 #Quayside is my favourite Chippy.
I'll check that out
@@WalkWithMeTim Thank you, Another chippy is Robertson's (Nick name, over the bridge). Both are Gluten free and dog friendly.
lol well I dont have a dog but ill also check it out next time
Love Whitby I've been a few times
St Mary's Church is actually older than the Abbey, and unusually preserves an eighteenth-century interior, with box pews. The wealthy could hire these out, and the pew rents were a useful source of income for the church.
And don't forget Lewis Carroll! He also stayed in Whitby, and the poem 'The Walrus and the Carpenter' was inspired by the beaches. 'Such quantities of sand'...
Nice video of wit you never been there before if I get down to the beck of woods love to go there Tim
you should Fiona
Was there in Jan for a week lovely place quite busy but God was it cold
Lol I bet
Whitby is super famous. Awful in the summer because it is waaaaay too busy but on a day like you visited, perfect! Winter is when me and my wife make the short drive. Have you still not visited Saltburn? If not you are missing a trick! Its lovely.
no but will be soon! ;-)
Guaranteed to get your quota of steps a day when you go to Whitby! Ruined though by eating copious amounts of chips and ice-cream. Well...you have to!!
We have a Whitby in Ontario Canada. My aunt and uncle used to live there years ago.
what a coincidence lol.
@@Bob-ts2tu There's a lot of places here that are named after towns in London England. We have a Stafford, Cornwall, London, and many others,
@@dianemiller3844 you also have a halifax and bradford there i believe, which have the same names as places near to where i live myself, so when i have the time i'll drive over from the uk and you never know, I might bump into you. GL
@@Bob-ts2tu Yes Halifax is the east coast, and Bradford and Stafford is near Toronto. Canada is a sister country to London England and the queen governs our country too. There are many more towns cities and such places that come from the united kingdom
@@dianemiller3844 you crack me up Diane. you might have gotten a rise off me if you were American, but nice double bluff. GL from yorkshire, london :)
Lovely video Tim, the sea looks beautiful as you walk down the pier. Would love to see you do the Dracula experience at halloween 🧛♂️
Redit: also whitby goth weekend would make a cool vlog 😃
Great idea
Funnily enough my son was up from York visiting us today - as this was happening we had thought of nipping down the road to Whitby for the day - then the weather was seen and we gave it a swerve lol
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I always wear high heels when walking the pier ha ha ha ha
Yes this was filmed last week
@@WalkWithMeTim yeah - according to local news we made a good choice lol
lol
Hi Tim. Nice video but just a couple of things to point out.
The day you filmed it was a lovely day but the sea was very calm. You just managed to capture the biggish waves at high tide, which you always get before the tide turns. Then at about 11mins in, you said that Whitby doesn't have any piers! You said this after walking down the length of the West Pier including the extension ends where you walked underneath and glanced over to the East pier.
Keith, the Whitby Postie 😉
Thanks Keith there not traditional Piers tho are they lol
@@WalkWithMeTim Do you mean they're not traditional because they're not built on stilts and have amusement arcades down the length of them?
Whitby's piers were built in the early 1500's and I would say that there are more traditionally stone built piers around the UK than the more modern ones which you class as 'traditional' !
@@keithwallace6283 yes maybe I should have been a bit more clear ;-)