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That is exceptionally kind of you to say. I am amazed how many people have seen this short episode, especially as I only have a modest number of subscribers. Thank you for dropping by.
I holidayed there every year as a small child from 1968-72. To this day it’s the only tide I’ve seen that comes in relentlessly (no backwash no back and forth it just flows in without stopping)
1984 I'm on my honda XL trail bike the tide is in. Just. I decide to ride over with my legs hanging over the handle bars and my girlfriend is kneeling on the seat. So we're high up away from the water. A huge American SUV decides to follow us over. It got washed out. I think the engine hydrolocked and was ruined as the SUV was towed off the island and was parked at the garage at Seahouses for months afterwards. For anyone who hasn't been.. the spring tides cover the causeway faster than a man can run across to the island from the mainland. 😂 So don't ignore the warning signs.
Don't know if you've been but Holy Island is one of the best places to visit in England. Or more specific that entire part of the coastline. It's also great to watch the sea cover the road. It happens quicker than you think, if you've not seen it before. Dawdle speed.
Hi Frank, yes my mate took me on a visit to Holy Island last year, but we couldn't stay to watch the road getting covered. Looks amazing to watch!@@frankinblackpool
It would be interesting to know how the 26 December 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami affected the tides. In Cape Town I hiked to and spent the day at my favourite spot on the coast, one where I had been going for 19 years, but on that day there was no tide, the sea remained relatively flat and stable the entire day. Maybe check with the local Hydrographic office, their tide gauge should show the actual tide at Holy Island that day.
Hello. No the road does not officially get blocked off. The rising tide takes care of that task twice a day. It is then left to Personal Responsibility or User Stupidity if a driver, rider or walker wants to try and outrun the incoming tide.
When the water made it to the road you were traveling at dawdle speed. You had time to stop take a picture before have to move a step or two alone the road.
Don't go here in a motor home your not as welcome as your money is spend it on Arran it's so beautiful there and it's not plasterd in unwelcoming sighns or hight restrictions. Travel advice from an honest free man in a van
If you enjoyed this episode or found it entertaining in any way, I would very much appreciate it if you hit the "Like" button.
I make these episodes for personal pleasure and amusement. Hitting the Like button would really show your appreciation.
it got heavenly at last 5 seconds
That is exceptionally kind of you to say.
I am amazed how many people have seen this short episode, especially as I only have a modest number of subscribers.
Thank you for dropping by.
I holidayed there every year as a small child from 1968-72. To this day it’s the only tide I’ve seen that comes in relentlessly (no backwash no back and forth it just flows in without stopping)
I never thought or even realised this myself. That’s a really good observation.
Cheers.
1984 I'm on my honda XL trail bike the tide is in. Just. I decide to ride over with my legs hanging over the handle bars and my girlfriend is kneeling on the seat. So we're high up away from the water. A huge American SUV decides to follow us over. It got washed out. I think the engine hydrolocked and was ruined as the SUV was towed off the island and was parked at the garage at Seahouses for months afterwards. For anyone who hasn't been.. the spring tides cover the causeway faster than a man can run across to the island from the mainland. 😂 So don't ignore the warning signs.
I had a shaft driven Honda 650 in 1984.
I always love watching the tide come in. Very nicely done and a great locations.
That is very kind of you to say.
Cheers
That was lovely to watch
Don't know if you've been but Holy Island is one of the best places to visit in England. Or more specific that entire part of the coastline.
It's also great to watch the sea cover the road. It happens quicker than you think, if you've not seen it before. Dawdle speed.
Hi Frank, yes my mate took me on a visit to Holy Island last year, but we couldn't stay to watch the road getting covered. Looks amazing to watch!@@frankinblackpool
Very nice and well executed
@@WilliamYoung-in5pp Thank you😀
The safe crossing times are posted for good reason, ignore them at your peril and cost.
I enjoyed that.
Very kind of you to say.
It would be interesting to know how the 26 December 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami affected the tides. In Cape Town I hiked to and spent the day at my favourite spot on the coast, one where I had been going for 19 years, but on that day there was no tide, the sea remained relatively flat and stable the entire day. Maybe check with the local Hydrographic office, their tide gauge should show the actual tide at Holy Island that day.
amazing
Thank you
How does the road not wash away from water undermining it?
@@nylanelson8660 Magic and power of positive thoughts
Nice motion blur
@@IvoPavlik thank you.
For this project I decided to take an image every second and have the shutter open for half a second to get the motion blur.
@@frankinblackpool very good decision 🙂
Do they block off the road at a certain time everyday?
Hello.
No the road does not officially get blocked off. The rising tide takes care of that task twice a day. It is then left to Personal Responsibility or User Stupidity if a driver, rider or walker wants to try and outrun the incoming tide.
How deep?
Is your love?
Enough to cover your car to the roof.
Great answer😅@@frankinblackpool
1.5 to 4 meters I think
I am wondering, how fast was this in real time?
When the water made it to the road you were traveling at dawdle speed. You had time to stop take a picture before have to move a step or two alone the road.
From low tide to high tide ! Doh 🤡
@@alexrobinson2281that didn't answer anything doh
Tell me you don't understand tides without telling me you don't understand tides.
Faster than a man can walk across. 😢
Don't go here in a motor home your not as welcome as your money is spend it on Arran it's so beautiful there and it's not plasterd in unwelcoming sighns or hight restrictions. Travel advice from an honest free man in a van
Dude, just build a bridge
Dude, why?
There are local social reasons why they don't do this. Mainly his mother-in-law lives on the other side.
@@HanginInSF
Laughing my @rse off at that. 🤣🤣
This is how every climate zealot envisions sea level rise.