I viewed this as I had mentioned to you yesterday, needless to say that I loved it. You have covered a lot more than what I had seen when I visited Sevenoaks in May 2023, I can see what I missed. Actually my London based friend took me to see the countryside in Kent. He took me to Ide Park and he decided to visit Sevenoaks to buy a second hand tripod stand. That's how I was able to spend a little time at this beautiful and quaint town. Allow me to digress a bit, I know my comments usually become too long. My friend bought the tripod from a charity shop (I don't remember what these shops are called), those who have usable articles but they themselves have no use for them donate such articles to these shops. The money received from the sale of these second hand articles are used for charity, I think this is a wonderful idea. From Sevenoaks we went to Brighton. It was a wonderful day. After watching your video I feel the urge to visit the place again and see what I missed earlier.
I was born in my family home in Sevenoaks in 1955 pretty town but so boring for teenagers nothing to do.Tonbridge has Teen and twenty club ,youth clubs.When we were 16 used to go to Blighs. My father was a master joiner carpenter had a small firm he did a lot of work in Sevenoaks in the high street.Dennis Skinner had his very popular butchers shop which my dad built on a small deli onto his small shop.He converted the towns public toilet building into a commercial dwelling. I moved to Tonbridge when I married at 23.Always was pretty but very expensive to buy there .
I was born in 7 oaks ,baptised in st nicks ,by the way Jon Donne was vicar there the famous grammar school was opened I believe in the 14hundreds there is a plaque on the wall over the entrance ,my sister has a place there , the Inn opposite the school was a coaching inn ,where the high street and london road converge is a tile hung building that was for many years Outrams where saddles were made and repaired rabbit nets sold all types of leather ware baskets and country ware , just up thr road opposite knocker and Fosket (great name for lawyers,probably not there now) is the Red House owned many years ago during the troubles in france by a real life scarlet pimpernel ,There is or was a framed paper over the mantel telling of his exploits to rescue a noble from the clutches of those cads who wanted his head ,off sevenoaks was known by the saxon bishop of Otford this area fell under his bishopric and he had a hospice to the south of where 7oaks is now in the 900s ,there is a book in the library stating this is so
I viewed this as I had mentioned to you yesterday, needless to say that I loved it. You have covered a lot more than what I had seen when I visited Sevenoaks in May 2023, I can see what I missed. Actually my London based friend took me to see the countryside in Kent. He took me to Ide Park and he decided to visit Sevenoaks to buy a second hand tripod stand. That's how I was able to spend a little time at this beautiful and quaint town. Allow me to digress a bit, I know my comments usually become too long. My friend bought the tripod from a charity shop (I don't remember what these shops are called), those who have usable articles but they themselves have no use for them donate such articles to these shops. The money received from the sale of these second hand articles are used for charity, I think this is a wonderful idea. From Sevenoaks we went to Brighton. It was a wonderful day.
After watching your video I feel the urge to visit the place again and see what I missed earlier.
@@AroopBose I’m glad you liked the video! I hope you can visit again soon!
I miss the time living in Sevenoaks. I miss it very much. It's a great and neat town.
@@florencebein3437 Yeah, it’s a great place!
Wonderful town. Knole is one of my favourite places to go walking! ❤
@@nicolapicola4502 I’m glad! 🙂
By far the best video I’ve seen on Sevenoaks. Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome!
It was a beautiful tour!
Many thanks my dear!
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I grew up in Sevenoaks, attended schools there, etc. This was ... a joyful little interlude in my day. Thank you so much.
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Thanks, very interesting and informative video.
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Nice little discovery! TY
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My home town brilliant video
Thanks!
Waoo great work ❤
Thanks 😊
Peace full lifestyle and natural beauty
I was In Sevenoaks college 1998 one month❤
That’s great!
Good video, I'm biased as I live here
Thanks!
I was born in my family home in Sevenoaks in 1955 pretty town but so boring for teenagers nothing to do.Tonbridge has Teen and twenty club ,youth clubs.When we were 16 used to go to Blighs.
My father was a master joiner carpenter had a small firm he did a lot of work in Sevenoaks in the high street.Dennis Skinner had his very popular butchers shop which my dad built on a small deli onto his small shop.He converted the towns public toilet building into a commercial dwelling.
I moved to Tonbridge when I married at 23.Always was pretty but very expensive to buy there .
@@lyndaodell3619 I’m glad my video brought back memories for you!
I was born in 7 oaks ,baptised in st nicks ,by the way Jon Donne was vicar there the famous grammar school was opened I believe in the 14hundreds there is a plaque on the wall over the entrance ,my sister has a place there , the Inn opposite the school was a coaching inn ,where the high street and london road converge is a tile hung building that was for many years
Outrams where saddles were made and repaired rabbit nets sold all types of leather ware baskets and country ware , just up thr road opposite knocker and Fosket (great name for lawyers,probably not there now) is the Red House owned many years ago during the troubles in france by a real life scarlet pimpernel ,There is or was a framed paper over the mantel telling of his
exploits to rescue a noble from the clutches of those cads who wanted his head ,off
sevenoaks was known by the saxon bishop of Otford this area fell under his bishopric and he had a hospice to the south of
where 7oaks is now in the 900s ,there is a book in the library stating this is so