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Hi. Thanks for watching my video. I sourced the music from Artilst.IO which is one of the "Copyright Free" providers I am subscribed to. This guarantees that I can not breach the copyright of a musician or a songwriter. I try.my best to find appropriate music but it can be time consuming and difficult to find something that "fits" or creates the right mood. I am glad you liked it. The first track was called "I know a place" by Louis Island 2nd was "Timelines" by Charlie Ryan The final track was "Wake" by Sean Williams Thanks again for taking an interest. Don't forget to like and subscribe. All the best

Thanks for watching my video. I really couldn't agree more. There were some chains there, typically outdoor type clothing stores that you tend to find in coastal resorts around the UK. In addition there was "The three Magpies" bakery which is a chain but only (I think) local to Suffolk. What I was most pleased to see was that the Old Butchers and Grocers were still going strong despite the Tesco Express being almost right next to them. Thanks again for watching and also for getting involved by leaving a comment. I really appreciate that. Don't forget to like and subscribe! All the best

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Suffolk paying Guest systems? Any homely guest houses different prices is Ok. Soo very Charming, Neat, Safe Security. How very Clean 😮🎉

So nostalgic i miss de seaside Village of UK Suffolk . . Any guest homes systems for One person elderly teacher, peace loving ? For 3month in summer

Thanks for watching Karen. I am a little confused though. Can you tell me what you mean by chemtrails? Thanks

Amazingly, by complete coincidence I was just watching a channel called "What in the world?", which is following a man who is canoeing single handed across Canada. I could not believe it when he started talking about "Chemtrails". Immediately I realized that in the USA you have a different term for it than what we commonly call them here in the UK. Here they are usually referred to as "Contrails". Thanks for your comment. I love it whenever I learn something new. All the best!!!

Thanks Margaret, I'm glad you liked the place. And thanks for watching. All the best!😉

@@pam2jesus1 Great to have you aboard Pamela. Funnily enough it was Positano that started this whole TH-cam travel thing for me. I absolutely loved the Amalfi coast. By any chance, have you ever heard of The Path of the Gods?

@ I’ve heard of it. I’ve never been there.

@pam2jesus1 It is an amazing amd very demandimg walling trail high on the clifftops above Positano. It finishes with an intense stairway coming down the cliff. It was a real.challenge. it took around 45 minutes t get to the bottom. I'll never forget it. The views were out of this world. It is classed as one of he most picturesque walks in Europe Thanks ever so much for watching the video. It makes all the investment and effort worthwhile knowing that a select group of people het some pleasure from watching. Don't forget to hit the "like" button. That gives my channel the best chance of growing. Thanks again

Hahaha. I thought it might be😅

I am really excited today. My new camera arrived yesterday. It was very, very expensive qnd should allow me to produce more professional videos

First though, Ibhave to learn to use it. It is more complicated

@@Itsmevictoire So glad that you could join me Vic. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. That helps the channel soooo much. If you haven't already, I would be grateful if you could hit that "like button" Cheers

@@belindacole71 Hi Belinda. This area of France can sometimes seem a little like that but it's often due to the fact due to the heat and much like the Spanish (Siesta), many businesses close between 1pm and 4:30pm. The staff go home, eat with their families and apend some quality time. Then they return to work when it's cooled down and at that point the places usually come back to life.

Hi Belinda, Thanks for watching my video. I know that at least some of the restaurants are open all year round but I would imagine some of them close. I stayed at a truly wonderful campsite near Frejus on two separate occasions during the tour and got to know the owner quite well. There isn't anywhere near as much tourism during the winter months so many of the businesses close during this period and staff often work somewhere else, usually more inland till the tourist season starts again the following year. In Gassin though there will be grocers etc. open all year as there are enough people living in the village to sustain them. As I mentioned in the film, it isn't very far from Saint Tropez and there are also quite a lot of places that stay open all year round there. Thanks for taking an interest and for your comments. It really helps a small channel like mine to grow. All the best!

I'm glad you liked the place. Thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment. I appreciate it. All the best!

I am really glad you enjoyed it Deborah. Thanks ever so much for watching and taking an interest. It really helps me as well that you have left a comment. It encourages You Tube to send the video out to more people which gives the channel a better chance of becoming sustainable in the long run. It also helps if people hit that "like" button. Thanks again🤗

Thank you for being an avid watcher. I really appreciate you. If you want to help my channel grow it would help me a great deal if you would hit the "Like" button Thanks again. Chat soon. I am working on the first UK video I shot after returning from France. It was hard to leave such beautiful locations and a fantastic climate. Returning I struggled to find inspiration a bit. It was so easy to find fantastic places to film in The French Riviera and I knew I was going to have to work hard to match it. I also had to lose the Motorhome for a while, as it needed to go into the garage to have work done. That's never a good thing for me. It is a very expensive thing to maintain. The specialists who work on them are £70 per hour plus vat. On top of that...When it goes for repairs I become homeless, so I have to live in hotels until the work is complete. There was one area in the UK that I thought might provide enough opportunities and it would be a very difficult place to take the motorhome, so I headed down to the southwest in Beep Beep (That is the little car I tow behind me) hoping to squeeze out the last bit of the summer before the bad weather hits this little Island. I spent about two weeks in total and drove over a thousand miles before returning to the Snail. That's what we call the motorhome because it is very slow, hahahha and it travel's with it's home on it's back. Thanks again for watching. Cheers!

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@@debbieannsmith8962Thanks for watching my video. I am really glad you liked it. Don't forget to hit the "like button" so that TH-cam will send it out to more people. Thanks again and all the best

Hi. Thanks for watching my video. It was filmed in Cotignac. The whole series focusing on the "Cote D'Azur" which is commonly known as "The French Riviera". This region has no officially recognized boundaries but in general it is the area from around Marseilles to Menton, which is on the border of Italy. The area covers the whole coast but also inland a considerable distance. Thanks for taking an interest. If you liked looking around there...don't forget to hit the like button. All the best!

Thanks for the warning. I did some research before traveling there for this tour and I found references stating exactly what you've told me. However I also found lot's of other conflicting information. When I looked into it further I came to the conclusion that it is like many other places. A degree of interpretation and common sense is necessary. I found this same situation in the UK. The French Government definitely place a higher value on peoples privacy than we do. Their drone laws are very strict. I was unable to fly it except in totally remote locations most of the time I was there which was a shame.

@@francisgaredwards Hahaha. I am gonna have to dissapoint you there. Since we are on the topic though, let me ask you this. Are there any similarities at all between the Cambridge you have just seen and the one that you know and love?

No. I was in France from May to the Middle of August.I filmed about 20 locations. Because I can only release 1 video per week it means I am still editing them and releasing them long after I have returned.

@johna6004 , now in England?

Yes. Now in England. Until I have finished planning where in Europe I will go next

@@johna6004 to France again? A very nice place, to me is more France.And yo lived in a large car, didnt Yo?

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Hi Patricia. Thank you for watching my video and taking an interest in it. Yes it is in Europe. The series was shot during a 3 month filming tour of a region known as the "Cote D'Azur" in South Eastern France. It is also known as "The French Riviera". There are so many totally charming and beautiful towns, cities, villages and coastal resorts in this part of the world that I decided to make a special trip that would allow me to share them with all of you

Thank you also for this insight. I actually had no idea. It's amazing how nature produces such beautiful, harmless and attractive species that possess hidden dangers. Thanks for your comment.

Thank you Karen for such lovely comments. I am really pleased to hear that you experienced pleasure from walking around this place with me and being able to see it through my eyes. Thanks for watching my video.

Thanks for watching my video Sherril. If you've visited some of the other beautiful towns and villages in the area I'd be interested to hear about your experience. I think Cotignac is well worthy of the title "France's Most Beautiful Village" but there are so many to choose from, it must be a really hard decision for the judges. What was your favourite town or village when you visited the area?

Hi Karen. Thanks for watching my video. It was a brilliant place to lose yourself for a day. Interesting idea about going inside one of these traditional properties to discover how they live. I haven't been to mainland Greece yet or any of the islands but I will be going there at some stage. I have been restricted to 90 days in Europe followed by 90 days out which was a bit limiting, but I have solved that problem now. I have been back in the UK since early August but am about to start planning my next itinerary. I have no idea where it will take me but I should have access to many more wonderful places and I will be able to take more time on each location. Thanks again for taking an interest. It really helps a tiny channel like mine to grow.

Thanks Carl, I really appreciate your feedback. Great to hear from you.

Hi. Thanks for watching the video and taking an interest. The simple answer is no. Wikipedia states that St Remy has been inhabited since Prehistory. It isn't clear exactly when that means because when that term is used it refers to the point at which written records appeared in that location, which obviously varies from place to place. I have seen references indicating that it was inhabited in 2500BC. I did also find other information stating that it was founded in 500BC by the Romans. Originally it was believed to have been called Glanum. A few miles away you can visit the Roman Ruins which are still called Glanum. It is believed that the city was mostly destroyed during barbarian invasions but flourished again in The Middle Ages. As a result there are still plenty of buildings in the town from the 14th and 15th centuries. So as you can see, it's all a bit murky.😄 I couldn't even really pinpoint the age of the average property there since I don't really have a lot of experience with French Architecture. If it had to guess based on my experience working in the CIvil Engineering and Construction industries I would suggest most of them are 2-300 years old. What do you think? Any idea or opinions about this yourself?

Hi. I hope you are well. Warm in which area?

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Thank you for your comment. Sri Lanka is somewhere I have always wanted to visit. It is on my list of places to see before I die :) I am glad you enjoyed the video. All the best!!!

@@МашаЛядя Hi. I am very well thankyou. I am keeping very busy. It isn't particularly warm where I am right now, as I have been back in the UK since the second week of August. I filmed lots of episodes in France and have been editing them and releasing them once a week voth while inwas out there and since I returned. I still have several episodes to produce. When I returned i headed down to Devon, Cornwall, Dorset amd Hampshire filming as I moved around the country. Then i moved to Sussex for a few days as well. I am currently in Suffolk amd from here expect to move onto The Norfolk Broads.

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I am in total agreement with you there! Have you been yourself?

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Yes, they were. I haven't had the chance to correct the automatically created subtitles yet. I hope I didn't speak too fast

Thanks. It was not one of my favourites, hahaha

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@@Dived789 It was, wasn't it? I am glad you enjoyed it. I am so lucky being able to travel full time seeking out theae places so that I can share them with others. I love discovering hidfden gems like this one, which was somewhat "off of the beaten path". Thanks for watching. If you liked Tourtour and haven't done already...Check out my French Riviera playlist where you can get access to more than a dozen other locaions I filmed during this three month tour. All the best

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