@@EnglishSparklingWine it’s heartwarming to see this cooperation between 2 Tweedys. Just a bit concerned if Burgundy spots it - I’ve seen him fly off the handle before…
At this point I'm not sure who's who and what's what. But in this video Tweedy Outdoors looks like he weighs seven stone. And the Tweedy Pubs guy looks 15 stone. Is it the hat? If so, start selling Tweedy Hats in your Merch store.
@@eduardo7309 Could be the camera lens? When doing outdoors videos I always use the wide angle option on my camera, but recently for some of the pub videos I've been shooting more in linear because I blend in a lot more footage taken with my phone (interior shots etc), and I thought it might look more consistent. It sounds counterintuitive but I actually think I look a bit less fat when I'm using wide angle... Or perhaps I just sweated off a few stone in this extreme heat on this occasion? For what it's worth I actually weigh just over 12 stone so it seems both portrayals are a bit off the mark!
Haha. You are our handsome and fit correspondent of beverages and countryside. I will continue to enjoy all channels even if you shrink in height. By the way, before I get "canceled" by short correspondents, I must divulge that I am 5'3".
Oh Tweedy. Why have you not been snapped up for prime time TV. Yet again a delightful video. Keep cooking and babbling. Never change. Nothing needs improvement. 👏👏👍😀🍷🍺
Another great video Tweedy. You’re doing an amazing job with your channels. Honestly, all are my favorites on UA-cam. Its only going to keep of rising from here. Cheers to you Tweedy 🥂
@@elvis197797 Thank you sir! I've really appreciated all your feedback on the pubs channel and am very pleased to hear this (even more slapdash!) channel is also your sort of thing. How should I address you? Elvis? I note the rest of your username includes the year the great man left us - I know this in part because my mother-in-law is a big fan.
@@tweedyoutdoors mate I’m actually called nick. Love elvis been a fan most my life. Born in 1977 and joined the police in 1997!! Ur a true gent with a bit of class. Cheers tweedy keep the posts coming sir! 🙏🏻🍺😎❤️
Thanks Graham! I find driving manages to take the fun out of just about anything... and trying to drive from (north) London to the South Downs for an evening out would be madness!
Thanks Tweedy for sharing your traditional walk with us. The South Downs look very green and lush - that's the upside of having a rainy summer. There's this phenomenon that wine which tasted amazing on vacation isn't quite the same when tried again back home. Apparently the location has a noticeable influence on how wine is perceived. So having this English sparkling looking onto the vineyard where the grapes are grown makes a lot of sense. Cheers!🥂☺
Thanks Kathi! Yes this year in particular the South Downs were looking beautifully verdant - I actually commented on that in a bit of deleted footage. In at least one previous year when I had done this summer outing that definitely wasn't the case! I have experienced that vacation wine phenomenon! Perhaps that's another thing I really like about English wine - I only ever drink it in England so it never suffers from that problem!
Tweedy - I'm always amazed how you carry your cooking gear, food and wine (including a proper glass) up into terrific areas in the British countryside and then walk back in the deep dusk. You're too self-critical on the standard of your videos, but I find them so delightfully informal and they reveal just what you're seeing and thinking with no filter. You share your enthusiasm with us! Cheers, Dave
Thanks Dave! The self deprecation is just my nature I'm afraid, but I assure you I'm not beating myself up on the inside, I'm just laughing along with it. Secretly, I think my videos are great. I would just never say that out loud!
@@tweedyoutdoors Well, Tweedy, I'm glad that your self deprecation is really part of your on-line persona and that you feel upbeat about your videos. They certainly give me pleasure!
Another great video. You have to be careful with 'cows'. You never know how much cow they are. My car broke down in the dark once and I took a short cut across a field to reach a pub where I knew there would be a phone (pre cell phone days). I saw some 'cows'. They turned out to be bullocks. I shooed them and most ran, except one. He butted me in the chest and knocked me down. He had horns about four or five inches long. He made as though to gore me, so I grasped his horns as one would a motorbike handlebars. I was surprised to find they were warm. He dragged me around the field and also stood on me a few times. I managed to let go with one hand and slap his head. He ran off. I walked to the pub. Standing at the phone I noticed everyone at the bar staring at me. I looked down. My clothes were covered in muddy hoof prints.
@@philcollinson328 Thank you Phil! One of the reasons for the ongoing "terrible camera work" meme is that almost everyone I know in real life (apart from my parents) seemingly can't bear to sit through any of my videos. One of the most common reasons cited for this has historically been the jerky camera work. It's almost a badge of pride now!
@@tweedyoutdoors I am hugely impressed by your camera work Mr Tweedy ..everyone has different opinions I suppose. On a different note...I'm trying to get your bum on a bike with Mr WC and wonderful Hedley for a collaboration vid...Darren challenged me to make it happen, Hedley has agreed tonight given he's an accomplished cyclist ...The lads will need you to supply the rations ...I hope you'll participate in a bit of summer fun.
@@philcollinson328 Thank you for thinking of me but I fear I value my autonomy a bit too much to ever get on a tandem! Walking is very much my preferred pace at which to enjoy the outdoors.
Hey - there's a hat!! It seems you have been caught in the rain and other elements with no cover, this is better. And what a wonderful view along the downs! Looks like the rose traveled well and all - cheers!
Thanks Simon! I've never really felt happy with the way I look when wearing a hat, but watching this video back perhaps I have started to warm to the idea, at least a bit. It's a Panama from Bates on Jermyn Street. When I bought it I thought it looked very nice on the shelf... but I wasn't so convinced about how it looked on my head! Anyway far more important than whatever happened to be on my head is the South Downs! I think it's a stunning landscape and the fact it also produces booze of this calibre makes it probably my favourite place in the world.
A great suggestion Garry! I think you've seen my "Sussex Wine and Sussex Cheese" video where I did something similar, but that time I was near Lewes, which has better shops than Hassocks for things like local cheeses. That said, Hassocks does have a really great (in my opinion) chippy. Unfortunately on this trip when I was heading out it felt a bit too early for dinner, and by the time I was heading back it was already closed for the night.
Hi Tweedy, good video, but then I live in Hassocks & love the South Downs. I recommend you try a bottle from Court Garden Vineyard in Ditchling. Very worth it.
Was this shot today, Tweedy? If so, we have both encountered flying ants, been forced to go Panama and missed a sunset! The South Downs looked spectacular. Absolutely stunning. I hope you avoided sunstroke - I’m feeling lousy after my exploits in the heat today. I’ve been longing for summer, and now it’s here, I wish it was a bit cooler! Congratulations on the growth of your UA-cam empire and the magnificent success of Ploughman’s Lunch. Fully deserved.
@@WC21UKProductionsLtd Thank you Mr WC21! This was shot yesterday (Tuesday), I think here in the south today (Wednesday) felt a bit cooler, but then I didn't spend the day lugging all the paraphernalia required to keep a bottle of wine cool up a steep hill! The South Downs really were delivering on this occasion, I couldn't get there until early evening due to family commitments but that was a blessing in disguise: such beautiful light throughout my time there. I think the Panama really did the trick in keeping the worst of the sun off and today I am only the tiniest bit more red faced than usual, with no symptoms of sunstroke either. I really never thought of myself as a hat person but I might be coming round to the idea!
Super cool and relaxing video, Tweedy. Really appreciative of the content and all the information gleaned (and the humour enjoyed) from your journeys 👌 Thank you 😊
Thank you for those very kind words! The stuff I do on this channel is just stuff I would do anyway even if I didn't have the camera with me, so it's really gratifying to hear people actually enjoy watching along!
@@Micktyb thank you! I've never felt I'm a "hat person" (unlike, say, Mr WC21) and always feel I look a bit ridiculous with headgear on... but watching this video back I am slightly warming to the idea... And most importantly I'm not nearly as sunburnt (nor am I suffering from sunstroke) as I would have been if I had gone out without a hat.
Good evening, Tweedy I enjoyed that, a nice, calm, and very civilised and splendid way to enjoy the sunset ! Nice weather 🌤, nice sunset , nice noodles and food 🍜, nice views & countryside 🌳, nice sparkling english wine 🍾 (I love the ice bucket too) and nice cows 🐄 and bull 🐂 (at least he didn't charge you - too busy with "other pressing activities" 😁 !!) Cheers 🍷
@@josephwouldham1251 thank you Joseph! On this occasion all I really had to do was show up and then the beautiful scenery of the South Downs took care of everything else. That said, given the heat, just showing up was a bit of an effort!
Love the hat. Great English summer film thanks as I never get the the South Downs. Do you ever travel out near me I see there are vineyards near Twyford and Henley area.
Thank you! Yes there do seem to be a few vineyards around the Chilterns and along the Thames there. I know "Harrow and Hope" are based in Marlow. I do like that area and should go and explore more!
I just watched the previous Ditchling Beacon video with chips at the station ending so it's great to see this new one and the comparison. Much better in terms of weather and temperature for sure. Perhaps you should start out earlier so you're not always coming down off a hill in the dark. ;-) Love your videos Tweedy!
@@kevinhouse7143 Thanks Kevin! Yes it's like a different world compared to that one in winter. I know it's a tad dangerous but I really like the night time walks at the end of an outing like this. Unfortunately at this time of year if I don't return to Hassocks until after dark that excellent chippy is already closed!
@@kevinhouse7143 Yes definitely! The GoPro (the camera I use) gives up pretty quickly once it gets dark - I guess that's fair enough - it's supposed to be an "action camera" and not many people go surfing / BMXing / skydiving in the dark!
An English gentleman never has to apologise for wearing a hat. I bought some szechuan peppercorns on the back of one of your previous peppercorns; wow what a difference, more ways to exfoliate my taste buds 🥵
Thanks Iain! Szechuan peppercorns are exciting aren't they? Quite a different kind of heat from, say, chilli peppers. They seem to make my nose tingle, almost a bit like wasabi.
Were you not wearing your collar up, in such a suspect manner, those three young ladies may not have exclaimed and taken flight... The view down the hill was of the sort that makes one dream of a first, and possibly last, flight with an r/c glider. Great camera work. Oh, and Keith Floyd called, he wants his fashion sense back...
I entirely agree the upturned collar was an aberration! You're right that may well have been the cause of those ladies fleeing. As always I am delighted to be mentioned in the same breath as the great Floyd!
Tedious babble ..... Broadly terrible ..... Unusual camera angles ...... Panama hat. A man who is bored with the Tweedy Empire is bored with life!!! A wonderful sunset and some interesting clouds too. Great shot with the actual vineyard in picture👌👌. Of course the cliffhanger on this one was did your white shirt survive the noodles? Actually, I think those cows were on Mr WC21's video, it's the nearest either of you two are going to get to groupies. A great trip out. All the best!!
@@davidberlanny3308 Thanks David! Yes watching the video back there did seem to be a slightly higher frequency of self deprecation than usual, which is a reliable indicator I was having a good time. Miraculously I don't think I suffered any noodle related stains on that shirt. I did tuck in a makeshift bib of sorts, a couple of bits of kitchen roll I had brought with me. Perhaps that helped? Yes very unlikely I am ever going to acquire any groupies!
You shouldn`t underrate yourself. Your videos are informal and entertaining and don`t have to be production perfect to be very watchable and provide interest. You only have to look at your viewing figures to see that. Keep them coming in the same format.
Of course I am joking. There were some wonderful sunset scenes here along the scarp, well shot Sir! "Man loses noodles on the South Downs whilst watching amorous cows" - Terrible entertainment.
@@hedleythorne The landscape was absolutely the star of the show here, all I had to do was point the camera at it and try to keep it relatively stable! I still don't always manage that very simple brief but I think I am (very slowly) improving. Slightly challenging conditions though, what with the heat, the hard work of lugging an ice bucket up a steep hill, the flying ants and that bovine ménage a trois.
@@barryconway Thanks Barry! Yes I am sure there must be a solution to the problem of safely carrying proper stemware out into the wilderness - and it is frankly baffling there has been no published literature from the academic community on this issue.
@@tweedyoutdoors I had cause to carry champagne flutes in a scenario that was not suited to fragility, and a short length of plastic drainpipe, plus bubble wrap, was the solution. Consider me a suitably qualified academic. Unaware of your stock in trade, but a thick cardboard tube, if sourced, might also serve. Note: thick. À votre service.
Thank you for the publicity other Tweedy!
You're welcome Sparkly! Although I suspect there's going to be a Fight Club style ending where we turn out to be the same person.
@@EnglishSparklingWine it’s heartwarming to see this cooperation between 2 Tweedys. Just a bit concerned if Burgundy spots it - I’ve seen him fly off the handle before…
At this point I'm not sure who's who and what's what. But in this video Tweedy Outdoors looks like he weighs seven stone. And the Tweedy Pubs guy looks 15 stone. Is it the hat? If so, start selling Tweedy Hats in your Merch store.
@@eduardo7309 Could be the camera lens? When doing outdoors videos I always use the wide angle option on my camera, but recently for some of the pub videos I've been shooting more in linear because I blend in a lot more footage taken with my phone (interior shots etc), and I thought it might look more consistent.
It sounds counterintuitive but I actually think I look a bit less fat when I'm using wide angle... Or perhaps I just sweated off a few stone in this extreme heat on this occasion?
For what it's worth I actually weigh just over 12 stone so it seems both portrayals are a bit off the mark!
Haha. You are our handsome and fit correspondent of beverages and countryside. I will continue to enjoy all channels even if you shrink in height.
By the way, before I get "canceled" by short correspondents, I must divulge that I am 5'3".
Oh Tweedy. Why have you not been snapped up for prime time TV. Yet again a delightful video. Keep cooking and babbling. Never change. Nothing needs improvement. 👏👏👍😀🍷🍺
Another great video Tweedy. You’re doing an amazing job with your channels. Honestly, all are my favorites on UA-cam. Its only going to keep of rising from here. Cheers to you Tweedy 🥂
I’m a hardcore tweedy pubs fan but just started watching your outdoors videos. I’m now hooked. 😎 good stuff. Outdoors, cooking and good wine. 👌👌👌
@@elvis197797 Thank you sir! I've really appreciated all your feedback on the pubs channel and am very pleased to hear this (even more slapdash!) channel is also your sort of thing. How should I address you? Elvis? I note the rest of your username includes the year the great man left us - I know this in part because my mother-in-law is a big fan.
@@tweedyoutdoors mate I’m actually called nick. Love elvis been a fan most my life. Born in 1977 and joined the police in 1997!! Ur a true gent with a bit of class. Cheers tweedy keep the posts coming sir! 🙏🏻🍺😎❤️
@@tweedyoutdoorsbut keep calling me elvis for the purpose of the comments sir!
A true gentleman of the roads and all without a wally trolley (car). Massive respect.
Thanks Graham! I find driving manages to take the fun out of just about anything... and trying to drive from (north) London to the South Downs for an evening out would be madness!
@@tweedyoutdoors good for you sir. Wishing you many happy car free days out.
Thanks Tweedy for sharing your traditional walk with us. The South Downs look very green and lush - that's the upside of having a rainy summer.
There's this phenomenon that wine which tasted amazing on vacation isn't quite the same when tried again back home. Apparently the location has a noticeable influence on how wine is perceived. So having this English sparkling looking onto the vineyard where the grapes are grown makes a lot of sense. Cheers!🥂☺
Thanks Kathi! Yes this year in particular the South Downs were looking beautifully verdant - I actually commented on that in a bit of deleted footage. In at least one previous year when I had done this summer outing that definitely wasn't the case!
I have experienced that vacation wine phenomenon! Perhaps that's another thing I really like about English wine - I only ever drink it in England so it never suffers from that problem!
Nice one John.
Thanks John!
Tweedy - I'm always amazed how you carry your cooking gear, food and wine (including a proper glass) up into terrific areas in the British countryside and then walk back in the deep dusk. You're too self-critical on the standard of your videos, but I find them so delightfully informal and they reveal just what you're seeing and thinking with no filter. You share your enthusiasm with us! Cheers, Dave
Thanks Dave! The self deprecation is just my nature I'm afraid, but I assure you I'm not beating myself up on the inside, I'm just laughing along with it. Secretly, I think my videos are great. I would just never say that out loud!
@@tweedyoutdoors Well, Tweedy, I'm glad that your self deprecation is really part of your on-line persona and that you feel upbeat about your videos. They certainly give me pleasure!
Another great video. You have to be careful with 'cows'. You never know how much cow they are. My car broke down in the dark once and I took a short cut across a field to reach a pub where I knew there would be a phone (pre cell phone days). I saw some 'cows'. They turned out to be bullocks. I shooed them and most ran, except one. He butted me in the chest and knocked me down. He had horns about four or five inches long. He made as though to gore me, so I grasped his horns as one would a motorbike handlebars. I was surprised to find they were warm. He dragged me around the field and also stood on me a few times. I managed to let go with one hand and slap his head. He ran off. I walked to the pub. Standing at the phone I noticed everyone at the bar staring at me. I looked down. My clothes were covered in muddy hoof prints.
Thanks Liam! Your encounter with the bullock sounds terrifying!
You never produce terrible camera work Mr Tweedy. Quite the opposite in fact. Once again, a charming and well narrated video. Thank you.
Vlog sorry! In case Mr WC21 is looking. 😱
@@philcollinson328 Thank you Phil! One of the reasons for the ongoing "terrible camera work" meme is that almost everyone I know in real life (apart from my parents) seemingly can't bear to sit through any of my videos. One of the most common reasons cited for this has historically been the jerky camera work. It's almost a badge of pride now!
@@tweedyoutdoors I am hugely impressed by your camera work Mr Tweedy ..everyone has different opinions I suppose. On a different note...I'm trying to get your bum on a bike with Mr WC and wonderful Hedley for a collaboration vid...Darren challenged me to make it happen, Hedley has agreed tonight given he's an accomplished cyclist ...The lads will need you to supply the rations ...I hope you'll participate in a bit of summer fun.
Goodies outing, tandem style.
@@philcollinson328 Thank you for thinking of me but I fear I value my autonomy a bit too much to ever get on a tandem! Walking is very much my preferred pace at which to enjoy the outdoors.
Hey - there's a hat!! It seems you have been caught in the rain and other elements with no cover, this is better. And what a wonderful view along the downs! Looks like the rose traveled well and all - cheers!
Thanks Simon! I've never really felt happy with the way I look when wearing a hat, but watching this video back perhaps I have started to warm to the idea, at least a bit. It's a Panama from Bates on Jermyn Street. When I bought it I thought it looked very nice on the shelf... but I wasn't so convinced about how it looked on my head!
Anyway far more important than whatever happened to be on my head is the South Downs! I think it's a stunning landscape and the fact it also produces booze of this calibre makes it probably my favourite place in the world.
A ploughman's lunch expanded to be a ploughman's dinner would have been ideal for the location and weather . Another lovely film.
A great suggestion Garry! I think you've seen my "Sussex Wine and Sussex Cheese" video where I did something similar, but that time I was near Lewes, which has better shops than Hassocks for things like local cheeses. That said, Hassocks does have a really great (in my opinion) chippy. Unfortunately on this trip when I was heading out it felt a bit too early for dinner, and by the time I was heading back it was already closed for the night.
Hi Tweedy, good video, but then I live in Hassocks & love the South Downs. I recommend you try a bottle from Court Garden Vineyard in Ditchling. Very worth it.
Was this shot today, Tweedy? If so, we have both encountered flying ants, been forced to go Panama and missed a sunset!
The South Downs looked spectacular. Absolutely stunning.
I hope you avoided sunstroke - I’m feeling lousy after my exploits in the heat today. I’ve been longing for summer, and now it’s here, I wish it was a bit cooler!
Congratulations on the growth of your UA-cam empire and the magnificent success of Ploughman’s Lunch. Fully deserved.
@@WC21UKProductionsLtd Thank you Mr WC21! This was shot yesterday (Tuesday), I think here in the south today (Wednesday) felt a bit cooler, but then I didn't spend the day lugging all the paraphernalia required to keep a bottle of wine cool up a steep hill!
The South Downs really were delivering on this occasion, I couldn't get there until early evening due to family commitments but that was a blessing in disguise: such beautiful light throughout my time there.
I think the Panama really did the trick in keeping the worst of the sun off and today I am only the tiniest bit more red faced than usual, with no symptoms of sunstroke either. I really never thought of myself as a hat person but I might be coming round to the idea!
Super cool and relaxing video, Tweedy.
Really appreciative of the content and all the information gleaned (and the humour enjoyed) from your journeys 👌
Thank you 😊
Thank you for those very kind words! The stuff I do on this channel is just stuff I would do anyway even if I didn't have the camera with me, so it's really gratifying to hear people actually enjoy watching along!
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It’s always a treat to tag along👌
Love a stroll, that’s for sure 😀
@@Twirlover The South Downs is such a beautiful part of the world! Something really magical about it.
Well done in heat and well done for wearing a hat 👍😎👏👏👏and congratulations on your achievement and anniversary 👏👏😁
@@Micktyb thank you! I've never felt I'm a "hat person" (unlike, say, Mr WC21) and always feel I look a bit ridiculous with headgear on... but watching this video back I am slightly warming to the idea... And most importantly I'm not nearly as sunburnt (nor am I suffering from sunstroke) as I would have been if I had gone out without a hat.
@@tweedyoutdoors you see the humble hat wins 😁😁if it makes you happy I also look stupid 😁😁😁🍺
Yet another triumph, spectacular tweedy blog,country side and wine what could be better.
Thanks Terry! The countryside was absolutely the star here - all I did was show up!
Going back to tweedy pubs. Mate Richmond pubs? That would be awesome sir
Just spectacular spot, particularly with the setting sun🎉
@@liberty_and_justice67 Thanks L&J! The location is the star of the show here, all I had to do was brave the heat and point a camera at it!
Good evening, Tweedy
I enjoyed that, a nice, calm, and very civilised and splendid way to enjoy the sunset !
Nice weather 🌤, nice sunset , nice noodles and food 🍜, nice views & countryside 🌳, nice sparkling english wine 🍾 (I love the ice bucket too) and nice cows 🐄 and bull 🐂 (at least he didn't charge you - too busy with "other pressing activities" 😁 !!)
Cheers 🍷
Thanks Lee! Yes I was very glad the bull had other things on his mind!
Another great video, well done tweedy
@@josephwouldham1251 thank you Joseph! On this occasion all I really had to do was show up and then the beautiful scenery of the South Downs took care of everything else. That said, given the heat, just showing up was a bit of an effort!
Love the hat. Great English summer film thanks as I never get the the South Downs. Do you ever travel out near me I see there are vineyards near Twyford and Henley area.
Thank you! Yes there do seem to be a few vineyards around the Chilterns and along the Thames there. I know "Harrow and Hope" are based in Marlow. I do like that area and should go and explore more!
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@@gordonmculloch4904 Thanks Gordon!
Very fetching hat. I was once chased by a load of bullocks and had to vault over a fence.
Thank you! I don't mind admitting I'm a bit nervous around cows - even more so around bullocks!
I just watched the previous Ditchling Beacon video with chips at the station ending so it's great to see this new one and the comparison. Much better in terms of weather and temperature for sure. Perhaps you should start out earlier so you're not always coming down off a hill in the dark. ;-) Love your videos Tweedy!
@@kevinhouse7143 Thanks Kevin! Yes it's like a different world compared to that one in winter. I know it's a tad dangerous but I really like the night time walks at the end of an outing like this. Unfortunately at this time of year if I don't return to Hassocks until after dark that excellent chippy is already closed!
@@tweedyoutdoors Haha, and you can probably see much more in the dark than we can in the video.
@@kevinhouse7143 Yes definitely! The GoPro (the camera I use) gives up pretty quickly once it gets dark - I guess that's fair enough - it's supposed to be an "action camera" and not many people go surfing / BMXing / skydiving in the dark!
An English gentleman never has to apologise for wearing a hat.
I bought some szechuan peppercorns on the back of one of your previous peppercorns; wow what a difference, more ways to exfoliate my taste buds 🥵
Thanks Iain! Szechuan peppercorns are exciting aren't they? Quite a different kind of heat from, say, chilli peppers. They seem to make my nose tingle, almost a bit like wasabi.
Were you not wearing your collar up, in such a suspect manner, those three young ladies may not have exclaimed and taken flight...
The view down the hill was of the sort that makes one dream of a first, and possibly last, flight with an r/c glider.
Great camera work.
Oh, and Keith Floyd called, he wants his fashion sense back...
I entirely agree the upturned collar was an aberration! You're right that may well have been the cause of those ladies fleeing.
As always I am delighted to be mentioned in the same breath as the great Floyd!
Your haversack is the rambling equivalent of The Tardis. Be well drink well.
Tedious babble ..... Broadly terrible ..... Unusual camera angles ...... Panama hat. A man who is bored with the Tweedy Empire is bored with life!!!
A wonderful sunset and some interesting clouds too. Great shot with the actual vineyard in picture👌👌. Of course the cliffhanger on this one was did your white shirt survive the noodles?
Actually, I think those cows were on Mr WC21's video, it's the nearest either of you two are going to get to groupies.
A great trip out. All the best!!
@@davidberlanny3308 Thanks David! Yes watching the video back there did seem to be a slightly higher frequency of self deprecation than usual, which is a reliable indicator I was having a good time.
Miraculously I don't think I suffered any noodle related stains on that shirt. I did tuck in a makeshift bib of sorts, a couple of bits of kitchen roll I had brought with me. Perhaps that helped?
Yes very unlikely I am ever going to acquire any groupies!
You shouldn`t underrate yourself. Your videos are informal and entertaining and don`t have to be production perfect to be very watchable and provide interest. You only have to look at your viewing figures to see that. Keep them coming in the same format.
Terrible camerawork.
Of course I am joking. There were some wonderful sunset scenes here along the scarp, well shot Sir! "Man loses noodles on the South Downs whilst watching amorous cows" - Terrible entertainment.
@@hedleythorne The landscape was absolutely the star of the show here, all I had to do was point the camera at it and try to keep it relatively stable! I still don't always manage that very simple brief but I think I am (very slowly) improving.
Slightly challenging conditions though, what with the heat, the hard work of lugging an ice bucket up a steep hill, the flying ants and that bovine ménage a trois.
Terrible camera work ✅
Not using the word “terroir” ✅
Transport a glass glass in a short length of plastic drainpipe. Guess how I know?
@@barryconway Thanks Barry! Yes I am sure there must be a solution to the problem of safely carrying proper stemware out into the wilderness - and it is frankly baffling there has been no published literature from the academic community on this issue.
@@tweedyoutdoors I had cause to carry champagne flutes in a scenario that was not suited to fragility, and a short length of plastic drainpipe, plus bubble wrap, was the solution. Consider me a suitably qualified academic. Unaware of your stock in trade, but a thick cardboard tube, if sourced, might also serve. Note: thick. À votre service.