The nice thing I like about the East Anglian coastal towns and villages are that once you get into the streets off the promenade all you can hear is the sound of silence, living in an urban area with thousands of cars going past each day along with hundreds of blue light vehicles, ( I live next door to a large police station ) and just a couple of hundred yards from the town centre, it is just wonderful to bathe in that sea of silence and immerse oneself in a world so different from the one I am subjected to daily, nice video Tim, thank you
A delightful video in a delightful location. The curious area you point out at 2 mins 50 seconds, are actually boules pitches. You can often see people playing this classic game of an evening if you look out your window in Aldeburgh.
The quote or whatever on that scallop is pretty creepy. It's a good likness of a scallop. That Tudor building has kind of blown me away a little bit. Amazing! As you walked up I thought is that a....that's a Tudor! That was unexpected.
Thank you Tim. Really enjoyed this edition. Brought back memories of a holiday I had there a few years ago. I loved the Scallop so much that I got up really really early to take photos of it with the sun rising behind it. It looked so beautiful. Maggi Hamblin did a great job.
I'd love to see one on Rendham, Saxmundham, Friston or Ramsholt where we visited from the US prior to Covid. For us the most memorable thing in Aldburgh was the Irish Wolfhound named Bubbles in a very nice pub. The food was superb everywhere.
Another great video Tim, Aldeburgh looks so peaceful and scenic. Only an hour's drive for us at present. Staying @ Woods end Bramerton in beautiful Norfolk.
What a wonderful place. And, as one or two others have said, those sand pits are for playing French Boules. There we are - you go to bed wiser than when you woke up. Always a good thing.
I remember the queues for the fish and chip shop. I was 13 the last time I went to aldeburgh 33 years ago. Camping in august so we were there for the carnival and Chinese lantern parade. Think I might drag my husband away from the Xbox one weekend and go back. Happy memories, thank you 😊
Had a pint or two of Adnams in the Cross keys while staying in a cottage just a few doors away from it, while on holiday. Thank you for another great video.
I just watched a Torquay walkabout video before this one, it was noisy, busy, ok if you like that sort of thing, but then I found this one and it was a delight to watch, Tim's usual amicable self, great commentary, interesting, informative, well worth watching, much better than the carnival that Torquay is, but what do I know, I'm just a boring old fart
Aldeburgh is my favourite place on the Suffolk coast. Love your video. Could the sandpits at the beginning of your video be a place to play boccia or boules (petanque)?
The pitches you asked about are for playing Petanque or Boules; differing names for the same French game. I have seen on more than one occasion people playing the game there; they pitch solid metal balls upwards towards their target.
Another great video Tim , but having seen the shop that says we smoke fish, I now have a mental image of someone with a fish rolled in paper trying to light it😂
Not sure if you’ve already been told but those long strips of stony stuff on the grass where you said you didn’t know what it was for, they are for Bowles. In the summer you get your fair few of older people coming down to play Bowles
Well done you are getting better att he presentation, Aldeburgh is always windy when I go there, Go in the winter and it like deserted. lol the wind fairly whips into places you do not want it to go. Maybe a few comments as to why the boats are on the beach might help and why a famous sculpture is on the beach might add to the interest. Do people actually to holiday there? lol
@@WalkWithMeTim sorry i wasn't being critical. I was thinking it might add to the numbers viewing you and take it beyond a walk through or past ,as some of your work is interesting and informative,For example it is the place Benjamin Brittin lived.or the use of the martello towers, or the long shop museum. Keep up the good work I am enjoying your series of walks.
@@christophermee5214 Yeah i couldn't remember the name. i knew i wasn't the normal Bowls gameBut said Bowls because Pertonk falls in same category as Bowls :)
Very nicely shot. I have been doing some vids myself and know how difficult it is to get good results. Would be interested to hear what hardware you used.
I live in Saxmundham next to Aldbrough and my nan lives there in Aldeburgh omg🙉🙉 and thats is my uncles fish stand and them strips of mud if for bowling
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The nice thing I like about the East Anglian coastal towns and villages are that once you get into the streets off the promenade all you can hear is the sound of silence, living in an urban area with thousands of cars going past each day along with hundreds of blue light vehicles, ( I live next door to a large police station ) and just a couple of hundred yards from the town centre, it is just wonderful to bathe in that sea of silence and immerse oneself in a world so different from the one I am subjected to daily, nice video Tim, thank you
Thanks michael
This is very scenic and reminds of something you would see in a painting. Very beautiful and unique! Just a lovely place to explore and walk!!
Glad you enjoyed it
So much to see on the Suffolk coast - it’s an area I must explore!
Hi Tim
You have promoted Suffolk and Norfolk and Essex so well. Thank you.
Lol thanks sharon
What a fabulous fascinating video and Aldeburgh looks lovely and some of those buildings are simply unique!! Great work as always Tim.
thanks Jeff
My favourite seaside resort. I love Aldeburgh.
Loving your coastal tours stunning sending warm vibes from Ireland ✨🕊️☘️
A delightful video in a delightful location. The curious area you point out at 2 mins 50 seconds, are actually boules pitches. You can often see people playing this classic game of an evening if you look out your window in Aldeburgh.
thanks for letting me know!
Looks really clean no rubbish.....looks pretty loving your videos.
thanks Ally remember to subscribe
Awesome! There are still many beautiful places in Norfolk and Suffolk that I am still yet to visit.
Yes they are!
The gravelly rectangles on the promenade are for petanque, Tim. We saw some people playing it there yesterday.
Thanks Nicola
The quote or whatever on that scallop is pretty creepy. It's a good likness of a scallop.
That Tudor building has kind of blown me away a little bit. Amazing! As you walked up I thought is that a....that's a Tudor! That was unexpected.
Thank you Tim. Really enjoyed this edition. Brought back memories of a holiday I had there a few years ago. I loved the Scallop so much that I got up really really early to take photos of it with the sun rising behind it. It looked so beautiful. Maggi Hamblin did a great job.
Thanks Dorothy
I'd love to see one on Rendham, Saxmundham, Friston or Ramsholt where we visited from the US prior to Covid. For us the most memorable thing in Aldburgh was the Irish Wolfhound named Bubbles in a very nice pub. The food was superb everywhere.
thanks for watching John
looks a great seaside place
Another great video Tim, Aldeburgh looks so peaceful and scenic. Only an hour's drive for us at present. Staying @ Woods end Bramerton in beautiful Norfolk.
You should check it out , great seafood
Brings back a lot of memories ❤️I use to live and work there!!!
Thanks for sharing with us!!!
What a wonderful place. And, as one or two others have said, those sand pits are for playing French Boules. There we are - you go to bed wiser than when you woke up. Always a good thing.
Ha thanks barry
I remember the queues for the fish and chip shop. I was 13 the last time I went to aldeburgh 33 years ago. Camping in august so we were there for the carnival and Chinese lantern parade. Think I might drag my husband away from the Xbox one weekend and go back. Happy memories, thank you 😊
I think at that time it was one of the most popular in the uk
Never fail to bring a smile to my face. So many beautiful places we have (shame they are too far away from me!)thank you Tim x
Thanks sue for watching tho appreciate it
Great vlog always a place I've wanted to visit the gravel beds are for playing patonk
thanks David
Another lovely video. Havent been to Aldburgh but really want to explore that area of Suffolk after seeing your videos. Thanks again Tim 🥰
You're welcome bridgette
The sandy bit outside the white lion is where the locals play boule
thanks Ann
Thanks again for a truly wonderful tour, you make everything so interesting to watch. I think you could even make watching paint dry interesting. Liz
I doubt that liz lol
Had a pint or two of Adnams in the Cross keys while staying in a cottage just a few doors away from it, while on holiday. Thank you for another great video.
You're welcome Jeremy
Went to Aldeburgh yesterday and they were playing French bowls on that patch of earth,very interesting to watch,
thanks for watching!
Lovely place
It really is!
Very nice part of the east coast line. Great video Tim. Cheers Bob
Thanks bob for watching
Lovely Jubbly!
Thanks for the walk and talk! Very informative and amazing shots!
Will visit there one day in the summer definitely! :)
Wow that place at tte end!❤ thank you for the tour.
Visited this weekend, hubbys favourite place of the moment, we stayed in Leiston as have a camper, Leiston Abbey is a great place to visit 🙂
Big thumbs up folk for Tim and Gabby 🙋🏝️
thanks Jackie
Thank you Tim!.. very interesting..
Very welcome
I just watched a Torquay walkabout video before this one, it was noisy, busy, ok if you like that sort of thing, but then I found this one and it was a delight to watch, Tim's usual amicable self, great commentary, interesting, informative, well worth watching, much better than the carnival that Torquay is, but what do I know, I'm just a boring old fart
thanks Michael
Hi Tim another great vlog very pretty place. Thankyou for sharing with us . Love Tracey xxx
Thanks Tracy glad you enjoyed it
2.55 Could it be pitches for the French game of boule?
This is incredible well done baby xxx
Thanks gaby
Will have to wait and see 😎👍
What a wonderful place. Enjoyed it.👋
Glad you enjoyed it
My books are centered around this area of Suffolk., Tim. Beautiful place ☺
Its lovely isn't it
@@WalkWithMeTim Indeed, it is the best part of the "world". ☺
Another amazing tour of one of the gems of the east coast. Aldeburgh is the essence of England.
You could say that thanks mike
Loving these videos such beautiful places !
Thanks kay
Thanks for another great vid and info.
Thanks malcom
Love these videos Tim ❤️
Thanks kate
Well done Tim another outstanding film. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you
Tim , I would say there are most likely flowers 💐 pots or ponds flower grass or so
Aldeburgh is my favourite place on the Suffolk coast. Love your video. Could the sandpits at the beginning of your video be a place to play boccia or boules (petanque)?
Thanks Stefanie for watching I think they might be
One of the best! Hi mum xxx
lol
Not been here!! But nearly booked up that Martello tower it’s owned by the landmark trust and dog friendly too great video Tim 👍🍻
Thanks mark
Those perallel shingle courts are a french ball game called pateng or boules i think
Looks great
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beautiful place,thanks for the tour
Your welcome thanks for watching
the pebble homage reminds me of the pebble shrine in st Marys church at Kersey, Suffolk. Check it out if you can. The church is open xx
Will do thanks for watching Julie
Cheers Tim really enjoyed the video just like I was there 👍🏻👍🏻🙏✌️
Glad you enjoyed thanks steve
Love Aldeburgh, OK love Suffolk
Thanks for watching
Those sandy areas you asked about are for playing boules. Nr Moor hall
hi tim aldeburgh is so sweet i love fish cod every time i sea the sea i think of fish %chips thanks chris
Yes one of the best are there
The pitches you asked about are for playing Petanque or Boules; differing names for the same French game. I have seen on more than one occasion people playing the game there; they pitch solid metal balls upwards towards their target.
Thanks a few people did mention
I had a nice lunch in the Cross Keys with my mum and cousin a few years ago,. They had a really sweet pub dog
Thanks for watching Julie
Please credit The Scallop to
Maggi Hamblng . The artist.
Also grey areas of gravel are for the game of Boule's
will do!
Hi Tim, my wife likes your videos, look forward to some more content.
Thanks ... hope u do to andy
Amazing ♥️
Thanks for watching
🍎👍I really enjoy these walking tours. Fun to see the sides streets and the occasional peak inside. Well done and thanks -H
Thanks city walks
Another great video Tim , but having seen the shop that says we smoke fish, I now have a mental image of someone with a fish rolled in paper trying to light it😂
Lol
Not sure if you’ve already been told but those long strips of stony stuff on the grass where you said you didn’t know what it was for, they are for Bowles. In the summer you get your fair few of older people coming down to play Bowles
Bocce ball is what the gravel pitches are mate 👍 nice video mate
Thanks Lee for watching! yes I heard that
Well done you are getting better att he presentation, Aldeburgh is always windy when I go there, Go in the winter and it like deserted. lol the wind fairly whips into places you do not want it to go. Maybe a few comments as to why the boats are on the beach might help and why a famous sculpture is on the beach might add to the interest.
Do people actually to holiday there? lol
I thought I did .. a bit ... I don't claim to be an official tour guide lol
@@WalkWithMeTim sorry i wasn't being critical. I was thinking it might add to the numbers viewing you and take it beyond a walk through or past ,as some of your work is interesting and informative,For example it is the place Benjamin Brittin lived.or the use of the martello towers, or the long shop museum.
Keep up the good work I am enjoying your series of walks.
Cool
thanks for watching!
at 3:00 think it's for playing Bowls
@@christophermee5214 Yeah i couldn't remember the name. i knew i wasn't the normal Bowls gameBut said Bowls because Pertonk falls in same category as Bowls :)
Yep I think you are right strange place for them tho
Lol
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Its Boule . Like bowls.
Great video, i have never been there
Full of 2nd home owners from London
And what wrong with that .. wish I could afford a second home lol
Well you should give it a visit
@@WalkWithMeTim I will, when I can....
@@WalkWithMeTim I live close summer time is a pain for residents
I hear those voices that will not be drowned. #TheScallop
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Well done Tim always interesting always informative.. thanks for a great walk.
Thanks paul
Very nicely shot. I have been doing some vids myself and know how difficult it is to get good results. Would be interested to hear what hardware you used.
thanks rod, all my stuff I use in the discription
@@WalkWithMeTim Thanks Tim. I should have thought to expand the description right away!
And if you'd gone a bit inland along the river Alde you'd have seen Snape Maltings - one of Aldeburgh's chief claims to fame.
Yes I've heard that 👍
I live in Saxmundham next to Aldbrough and my nan lives there in Aldeburgh omg🙉🙉 and thats is my uncles fish stand and them strips of mud if for bowling
Lol thanks nat
@@WalkWithMeTim your welcome tim 🙏💗
"The quote on The Scallop is "I hear those voices that will NOT be drowned"
Oh dear ....
Margate tour before the weather gets bad pls
Will do
🍭 Super beautiful and interesting tour! great views! thank you for sharing! ✌😎
Thanks for watching
Never been there before
And now u have 😎
They look like Bouls pitch
lol
You missed the Town Steps of Aldeburgh.
damn
Aldeburgh..... at last😂🤣👍
I hope you enjoyed
Beautiful excellent great 👍
Thanks
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0:45 The turkeys arse
lol
It is a Pétanque pitch - The following is available on Wikiedia.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C3%A9tanque
Nice
they are for playing French Boules
Boules!
;-)
We are coming in September stopping at kessingland but will visit can anyone help in advising us where to park please
have a great time!
i live here
Boules courts!
Lol
The statue on the beach is a clam not a mussel, that's why you thought it looked weird 🤪
Tony C he said oyster not mussle when talking about the scallop. All seems fishy too me 😉
Lol
@@EmmaBrown-rt1ip lol yeah that's what I meant to write
I live here
nice! lucky you
Aldeburgh…home of the world longest queue for a chip shop.
lol indeed in the summer crazy
Picture postcard seafront
defo!
The adverts are spoiling your videos
It also helps me make more
Hi, think you gave the wrong impression of Aldeburgh, it's not just for renting, there are a lot of locals who live there!
I hear those voices that will NOT be drowned.....and it's a scallop, not an oyster.
On a quest to watch all of the videos?
PETAnque
please rent so i can see inside take the wife and kids