It's always cool to see your own street on screen, isn't it? I don't know why though... Thank you so much for watching, I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - I certainly had a wonderful time in Saltburn on this amazingly sunny day :)
It is a very beautiful place indeed! There are few things better than getting out and about by the seaside - and Saltburn is one of the best towns for that in Yorkshire :) Thanks for watching and commenting as always - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
I lived in Saltburn for several months and met some great people. This is a wonderful video and reminds me of my great time in Saltburn, also called "Sunny Saltburn". Thank you very much.
First class passengers had their own platform that was located inside the Zetland hotel. The trains actually went inside the hotel. What a perfect day for a video . Fascinating about the Pease bricks.
Wow! I didn't know about the Zetland platforms - but it certainly makes sense (and would certainly attract me to staying at the hotel!) I have to agree with you that the weather on this day was absolutely gorgeous, it certainly made Saltburn one of my favourite walks on this whole channel :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video!
Beautiful town will probably stop off here before we head down to whitby in July for our holiday. North Yorkshire has some beautiful towns and villages
A great idea! Whitby certainly gets a lot of the plaudits on the Yorkshire coast (and rightly so), but a stop in Saltburn is certain to make a great day by the sea even better! The drive between the two towns is spectacular in and of itself, and so are some of the villages along the way too :) Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video, and that you have a great holiday in July!
Thank you very much for watching! I was certainly very glad to visit Saltburn on this gorgeous sunny day - the town is absolutely beautiful when the weather's great :) Thank you so much for your very kind comments as always - it's lovely to hear from you!
Not been to Saltburn since my children were little. They now have children of their own... But the town and area are just as I remember them. You've made me want to visit again in the future.
That's one of the most magical things about Saltburn! Over the years it always seems to stay just as it was in its early days, and I can think of very few places in the world like that. I hope you have a lovely time when you next make it over to Saltburn :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you so much! Saltburn is a really lovely place to walk around, especially when the sun is shining so nicely. And of course, there's a lot to discover around and about the town too! Thank you for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video :)
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You're welcome! And thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you're enjoying the videos - there are so many wonderful places to see around the UK, and I'm delighted that these videos can bring back some nice memories for you :)
Wow! Can't believe it. This is the second destination of my East coast odyssey. I shall be here on 16/09/2021 and your great little video has brought to life what I hope to be seeing. Many thanks.
Ha ha I'm glad to be following your progress down the east coast - it sounds like a wonderful trip! I'm really glad you enjoyed the walk in Saltburn - do check out my videos in villages along the Yorkshire coast including Staithes, Runswick Bay, Robin Hood's Bay and Whitby - they're all well worth the visit!
Last time I was there a couple or so years ago, it was a beautiful day. We walked round the gardens at the south end by the river, had dinner in the pub on there too. The pier had all knitted characters on it too. We sat on a very cheap deckchair (something of a rarity nowadays) in the sun for a couple of hours. Really relaxing day out.
You paint such a wonderful picture of Saltburn! Then again, it really is a wonderful town, and it's no wonder that you had such a relaxing day out - those are memories to treasure for a long time :) Thank you so much for watching and for your lovely comment - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
1:39 That's it. The first house on the right. Lived there in the mid 60s, 44 Diamond St, moved up to Milton Road. It is an amazing place I still remember the horses and donkey ride. The pull rope boat swings. The old picture house with the Saturday morning matinee. David Coverdale live in the Red Lion pub across the street The first large corner house as he turned into Diamond Street on the left. He cut his arm when he tripped and went through our the glass door. I still return there as often as I can. Beautiful place really beautiful.
Wow! Those sound like some wonderful memories! As you mention, Saltburn is a really beautiful town, and all the little parts of the seaside experience make it a wonderful place to be :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Wow! That sounds wonderful - I've seen many a surfer riding the waves off Saltburn in the past - though dry land is more my cup of tea, I always fall in the water on a surfboard 😅 Thank you so much for watching - I hope you enjoy the visits to Saltburn, and that the sun keeps shining :)
Thank you so much! I must say I do get rather lucky with sunshine on some days, but this day was beyond spectacular - perfect for a day by the seaside :) Thank you for watching as always, I'm very glad to hear you enjoyed the video!
Another wonderful video, much appreciated. I may have the incorrect spelling but I always looked forward to riding in the funicular, (Cliff Lift), down to the lower section of this glorious coastal town. Used to cost one (old) penny back in the day, lol. Having seen at least 3 of your coastal walks from around the N. Yorks coast I'm reminded just how strong the Methodist faith seemed to be in these towns. Whenever we went to any of these holiday destinations we had to go to Mass on the Sunday after we'd arrived. I'm not sure how Mam would've coped had there not been a Catholic church, lol. Thank you for all the magnificent work you put into these videos.
Ooh a ride down the Cliff Lift is as spectacular as it gets on this part of the coast - and it's always been rather well-priced, especially for one penny back in the day! Thank you so much for watching and for your wonderful comment - it's always lovely to hear your thoughts and memories like this :)
@@LetsWalkUK ... I'm just so pleased I discovered your excellent collection. I'm unlikely to ever get to revisit these wonderful places again so to be able to do it via your great camera work is a welcome alternative.
The railway actually terminated INSIDE the Hotel at the end of the line and was only shortened to the current station some time in the 1970's. So when originally built a passenger could take the train from London or York (for example) and with a couple of changes be inside the Hotel looking out to sea.
That's amazing! I can imagine there would have been people coming to Saltburn just for the novelty of that station platform - I certainly would have loved to see it :) Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Thank you so much for letting us know! It's amazing just how much there is to discover in Saltburn - even in Old Saltburn too :) Thank you for watching - I hope you enjoyed the video!
Lovely place. My friend for many years settled here but i,ve not been to Saltburn for 18 months due to all these restrictions. Not sure i.ll ever see blighty again.
It's a lovely place indeed - and I can imagine how much you'll be missing Saltburn after all that time! I hope you get the chance to visit again soon enough :) Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Thank you so much for your comment! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the footage and facts - I will keep striving to improve the video to make it a little easier on the eye with the camera movement though :) Thank you for watching!
You can indeed! There's often a big cohort of fishermen at the end of the pier - apparently there are a lot of good catches in the sea below :) Thank you so much for watching - I do hope you enjoyed this video!
Cleveland only lasted from 1974 to 1996. It was abolished with all land south of the River Tees going back into Yorkshire eg Middlesbrough, Redcar and Saltburn, and land north of the Tees going back to Durham (eg Stockton and Hartlepool). Cleveland was hated from the start so seeing it dissolved was inevitable.
Though the town is nice,the beach area is very run down and shabby,and the pier looks like it needs a serious makeover,rusty railing and peeling paintwork,all very tired and depressing.
Ah that's a shame. I'd regularly visit Saltburn with family in the 60s/70s, from Middlesbrough, it and Redcar being destinations for 'day trips' on the bus. I have fond memories of being able to eat delicious fish n chips there. Someone's missed a trick by not investing in a good chippy!
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The first street you passed was mine. Thanks for showcasing our beautiful town.
It's always cool to see your own street on screen, isn't it? I don't know why though... Thank you so much for watching, I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - I certainly had a wonderful time in Saltburn on this amazingly sunny day :)
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Thats my street too and even my car got in the action 🤣
Certainly beautiful. Covid will make very attractive living by the sea in towns like saltburn. Thanks
It is a very beautiful place indeed! There are few things better than getting out and about by the seaside - and Saltburn is one of the best towns for that in Yorkshire :)
Thanks for watching and commenting as always - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
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I lived in Saltburn for several months and met some great people. This is a wonderful video and reminds me of my great time in Saltburn, also called "Sunny Saltburn". Thank you very much.
First class passengers had their own platform that was located inside the Zetland hotel. The trains actually went inside the hotel.
What a perfect day for a video . Fascinating about the Pease bricks.
Wow! I didn't know about the Zetland platforms - but it certainly makes sense (and would certainly attract me to staying at the hotel!)
I have to agree with you that the weather on this day was absolutely gorgeous, it certainly made Saltburn one of my favourite walks on this whole channel :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video!
Beautiful and well presented video. Thanks ❤️
Beautiful town will probably stop off here before we head down to whitby in July for our holiday. North Yorkshire has some beautiful towns and villages
A great idea! Whitby certainly gets a lot of the plaudits on the Yorkshire coast (and rightly so), but a stop in Saltburn is certain to make a great day by the sea even better! The drive between the two towns is spectacular in and of itself, and so are some of the villages along the way too :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video, and that you have a great holiday in July!
Nice walk in saltburn by the sea. It looks beautiful and historical on a sunny day. Can't wait to see more live walks. Have a great weekend 😀😊
Thank you very much for watching! I was certainly very glad to visit Saltburn on this gorgeous sunny day - the town is absolutely beautiful when the weather's great :)
Thank you so much for your very kind comments as always - it's lovely to hear from you!
Not been to Saltburn since my children were little. They now have children of their own... But the town and area are just as I remember them. You've made me want to visit again in the future.
That's one of the most magical things about Saltburn! Over the years it always seems to stay just as it was in its early days, and I can think of very few places in the world like that. I hope you have a lovely time when you next make it over to Saltburn :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Looks like a nice place for a quiet holiday
Except for the druggies!
Gorgeous!! Such a lovely walk! ☀️😃And wonderful facts. Thank you!!!
Thank you so much! Saltburn is a really lovely place to walk around, especially when the sun is shining so nicely. And of course, there's a lot to discover around and about the town too!
Thank you for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video :)
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Thank YOU so much for these lovely walks of the places I visit when I'm over and miss. ❤
You're welcome! And thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you're enjoying the videos - there are so many wonderful places to see around the UK, and I'm delighted that these videos can bring back some nice memories for you :)
What a lovely video! What a nice town & seafront too. I've only ever driven through Saltburn from Whitby, will definitely stop in future!
Wow! Can't believe it. This is the second destination of my East coast odyssey. I shall be here on 16/09/2021 and your great little video has brought to life what I hope to be seeing. Many thanks.
Ha ha I'm glad to be following your progress down the east coast - it sounds like a wonderful trip! I'm really glad you enjoyed the walk in Saltburn - do check out my videos in villages along the Yorkshire coast including Staithes, Runswick Bay, Robin Hood's Bay and Whitby - they're all well worth the visit!
Nice place. Good peaceful video. Although the tram cars weren't operating when I went about 5 years ago.
Last time I was there a couple or so years ago, it was a beautiful day.
We walked round the gardens at the south end by the river, had dinner in the pub on there too. The pier had all knitted characters on it too.
We sat on a very cheap deckchair (something of a rarity nowadays) in the sun for a couple of hours. Really relaxing day out.
You paint such a wonderful picture of Saltburn! Then again, it really is a wonderful town, and it's no wonder that you had such a relaxing day out - those are memories to treasure for a long time :)
Thank you so much for watching and for your lovely comment - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
1:39 That's it. The first house on the right. Lived there in the mid 60s, 44 Diamond St, moved up to Milton Road. It is an amazing place I still remember the horses and donkey ride. The pull rope boat swings. The old picture house with the Saturday morning matinee. David Coverdale live in the Red Lion pub across the street The first large corner house as he turned into Diamond Street on the left. He cut his arm when he tripped and went through our the glass door. I still return there as often as I can. Beautiful place really beautiful.
Wow! Those sound like some wonderful memories! As you mention, Saltburn is a really beautiful town, and all the little parts of the seaside experience make it a wonderful place to be :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Hello let’s walk I love visiting saltburn I go there every week to catch some waves 🌊
Wow! That sounds wonderful - I've seen many a surfer riding the waves off Saltburn in the past - though dry land is more my cup of tea, I always fall in the water on a surfboard 😅
Thank you so much for watching - I hope you enjoy the visits to Saltburn, and that the sun keeps shining :)
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Thank you so much! I must say I do get rather lucky with sunshine on some days, but this day was beyond spectacular - perfect for a day by the seaside :)
Thank you for watching as always, I'm very glad to hear you enjoyed the video!
Another wonderful video, much appreciated. I may have the incorrect spelling but I always looked forward to riding in the funicular, (Cliff Lift), down to the lower section of this glorious coastal town. Used to cost one (old) penny back in the day, lol. Having seen at least 3 of your coastal walks from around the N. Yorks coast I'm reminded just how strong the Methodist faith seemed to be in these towns. Whenever we went to any of these holiday destinations we had to go to Mass on the Sunday after we'd arrived. I'm not sure how Mam would've coped had there not been a Catholic church, lol. Thank you for all the magnificent work you put into these videos.
Ooh a ride down the Cliff Lift is as spectacular as it gets on this part of the coast - and it's always been rather well-priced, especially for one penny back in the day!
Thank you so much for watching and for your wonderful comment - it's always lovely to hear your thoughts and memories like this :)
@@LetsWalkUK ... I'm just so pleased I discovered your excellent collection. I'm unlikely to ever get to revisit these wonderful places again so to be able to do it via your great camera work is a welcome alternative.
The railway actually terminated INSIDE the Hotel at the end of the line and was only shortened to the current station some time in the 1970's. So when originally built a passenger could take the train from London or York (for example) and with a couple of changes be inside the Hotel looking out to sea.
That's amazing! I can imagine there would have been people coming to Saltburn just for the novelty of that station platform - I certainly would have loved to see it :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
@@LetsWalkUK The videos are all good. The platform was at the back of the Hotel, a short walk from the main bar. It is probably still there.
@@LetsWalkUK yes, queen Victoria arrived to that station and stayed at the zetland
you forgot to cover the old victorian morgue across from the ship inn. you can see redcar steel works (now closed) from the pier.
Thank you so much for letting us know! It's amazing just how much there is to discover in Saltburn - even in Old Saltburn too :)
Thank you for watching - I hope you enjoyed the video!
Amazing video! Thanks
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed it :)
Lovely place. My friend for many years settled here but i,ve not been to Saltburn for 18 months due to all these restrictions. Not sure i.ll ever see blighty again.
It's a lovely place indeed - and I can imagine how much you'll be missing Saltburn after all that time! I hope you get the chance to visit again soon enough :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Brilliant footage and historical facts, the only problem is that the camera bounce makes me feel rather sickly.
Thank you so much for your comment! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the footage and facts - I will keep striving to improve the video to make it a little easier on the eye with the camera movement though :)
Thank you for watching!
Thanks.
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Had a boy friend who lived there, is name was Alan Horsefall. Wonder if he is still around?
Needs more trees !
ca you fish off the pier ?? xx
You can indeed! There's often a big cohort of fishermen at the end of the pier - apparently there are a lot of good catches in the sea below :)
Thank you so much for watching - I do hope you enjoyed this video!
Do you know where David Coverdale lived?
As far as I'm aware - it was in the red house on Marine Parade you can see at around 1:11! Please do correct me if I'm mistaken though :)
His first job was in a tailor's
( or " gentlemen's outfitters ) shop ? Not sure exactly where ?
@@LetsWalkUK Yes, when I came to the town it was a pub (on the corner of Diamond Street) called The Britannia, which is now flats called Red Gables.
James Arthur also lived on Marine Parade.
I thought Saltburn was in Cleveland?
Cleveland only lasted from 1974 to 1996. It was abolished with all land south of the River Tees going back into Yorkshire eg Middlesbrough, Redcar and Saltburn, and land north of the Tees going back to Durham (eg Stockton and Hartlepool). Cleveland was hated from the start so seeing it dissolved was inevitable.
Though the town is nice,the beach area is very run down and shabby,and the pier looks like it needs a serious makeover,rusty railing and peeling paintwork,all very tired and depressing.
Beautiful beach with a marvellous cliff, but the actual town is awful. Not a single good fish and chips shop in sight!
Ah that's a shame. I'd regularly visit Saltburn with family in the 60s/70s, from Middlesbrough, it and Redcar being destinations for 'day trips' on the bus. I have fond memories of being able to eat delicious fish n chips there. Someone's missed a trick by not investing in a good chippy!
There are 3 good fish and chip shops on the seafront and 1 near the church.