Thank you Paul for adding me in your video with my art work down the Groves in Chester. What a lovely, tranquil depiction of Chester, look forward to seeing many more of your productions xxxx
I enjoyed the ambient sound in this one - In my videos I can never use it since I'm always chattering on to whoever I'm with hehe but it does give a good immersive feeling when you can have the actual sounds of the place - really feels like we're there with you! Lovely! :)
Just what's needed when it's grey and wet - a boat trip the Dee on a sunny day, watching the world go by. No rushing, no stress, I can smell the icre-cream. The brass band has a 1960s psychedelic effect, or a scene from The Prisoner. The star of the show is definitely the duck at the end. Very enjoyable, Paul. Thanks.
Originally born in Cheshire I'd not been to Chester since the late 70's having moved to Canada and developing a massive fear of flying. Finally I managed to get on a plane in July 2009 and visited this beautiful place again. My gosh I forgot how English everything seemed. My family will love this channel thank you Paul for your marvelous filming ,did you need permission to film this? Thanks much.
Congratulations getting that flight in 2009 so you got to visit England again. I am so pleased you have enjoyed my video and the trip along the River Dee. I am friendly with the people who run the boat excursions and was lucky enough to make a number of trips along the river to get all the footage and sounds for this video. On this channel I now mostly film the plants in my garden. If you want to see more of the English wildlife in the garden, including my Robin, I have just started second channel called Paul T Reviews. www.youtube.com/@paultreviews
hi Paul! what a nice bonus! i find some gems in "post" that can't be seen in real time as well. i guess it's a reminder that you won't find those hidden gems unless you are recording. Cheers Paul!!
Just gorgeous Paul, relaxing and beautiful scenery with some fab commentary on the cruise! If I lived there I would be on that river every day 😁
It's certainly a nice place to be Mel, particularly on a lovely sunny day. There's a well known ice-cream shop there as well! 😁
Thank you Paul for adding me in your video with my art work down the Groves in Chester. What a lovely, tranquil depiction of Chester, look forward to seeing many more of your productions xxxx
Really happy you enjoyed the video. What a gorgeous hot Summer day that was.
I enjoyed the ambient sound in this one - In my videos I can never use it since I'm always chattering on to whoever I'm with hehe but it does give a good immersive feeling when you can have the actual sounds of the place - really feels like we're there with you! Lovely! :)
Glad you enjoyed it, I'm really starting to enjoy using ambient sound - with maybe a bit of music here and there.
Been to chestier many times what a great place to visit
Uncle Otto, Hi - I love Chester too, thanks for watching and commenting, it's appreciated.
Just what's needed when it's grey and wet - a boat trip the Dee on a sunny day, watching the world go by. No rushing, no stress, I can smell the icre-cream. The brass band has a 1960s psychedelic effect, or a scene from The Prisoner. The star of the show is definitely the duck at the end. Very enjoyable, Paul. Thanks.
Really glad you enjoyed the Summer's day cruise. I have the duck on a retainer - she'll be there when I next go with my camera.
Originally born in Cheshire I'd not been to Chester since the late 70's having moved to Canada and developing a massive fear of flying. Finally I managed to get on a plane in July 2009 and visited this beautiful place again. My gosh I forgot how English everything seemed. My family will love this channel thank you Paul for your marvelous filming ,did you need permission to film this? Thanks much.
Congratulations getting that flight in 2009 so you got to visit England again.
I am so pleased you have enjoyed my video and the trip along the River Dee.
I am friendly with the people who run the boat excursions and was lucky enough to make a number of trips along the river to get all the footage and sounds for this video.
On this channel I now mostly film the plants in my garden. If you want to see more of the English wildlife in the garden, including my Robin, I have just started second channel called Paul T Reviews.
www.youtube.com/@paultreviews
I lived here late 60s,,,nothing has changed much...even the bridge still looks the same...great video
Glad you enjoyed looking back at where you used to live.
With so much changing - and so rapidly - it’s nice to see some things stay the same.
Those massive boats can only go up and down the Dee, they can’t access the sea.
That is correct - no boat can access the sea because there is a weir just upstream.
Paul T's World Bit of a shame since you can technically access the sea from any of the registered inland waterways.
I agree - would be nice to take a trip right out to sea.
+1 on the slo-motion seagull alone.
great work, Paul! anxious for more.
Cheers Nate, that was lucky the seagull passing at the right time!
hi Paul! what a nice bonus! i find some gems in "post" that can't be seen in real time as well. i guess it's a reminder that you won't find those hidden gems unless you are recording.
Cheers Paul!!
Lived here in mid to late 60s...
I wonder if it’s changed much?
@@paultsworld Still the same only pedestrianised....great place to live, easy access to north Wales and Shrewsbury
@@davidsheriff8989 as you say - great location.
@@paultsworld I lived in the Wirral from 1947 - 1969
Very nice - I also was brought up on the Wirral.