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I'll have to find out how to get to this one, I'm in st Lawrence not far from the post office.

Great video and details. Given the history of this island it makes you wonder what other treasure's are hidden by the wave's.

I don't suppose you ever knew Maurice Bridgeland?

Great video, interesting and relaxing

That was great, very interesting!

Interesting. 👌🏼

What boat make is that. I see a few cats in back ground and am looking for a cat fishing boat for ireland.

Boring

No bottle of Champagne 🍾 breaking ceremony

Mother Earth will do what she wants to do. You can't stop her.

Not some sort of gun breach? I found a piece of Ammonite exactly like that at Luccombe beach years ago.

Maybe I was being too optimistic but I had hoped the road would reopen later? Or is it a hopeless cause?

Kept expecting to see one of The Stig in there somewhere 😉

Always found it a very odd tradition, anyone know the history behind it?

Why don’t you give some information about this is on the IOW

This was hollowed out in the 1960s for a spring water source for the big house nearby.

Probably what Ventnor looks like underground.

Interesting cave!

Devils Chimney is still there and although this slip was pretty devastating Nature will do its thing soon enough. As for the property's!! Sad yes but how nuts do you have to be to build on a an area called "LandSlip"!!.

Great little vid once again Mr S! BTW... I did come out to Shanklin as arranged, but I couldn't find the place :( I would have called but I don't have your number.... I'll try again next week.

The Landslip - as it was - was a totally magical place. I recognise the location you were searching for. When I first "discovered" it, I had a tingling sense of deja vu, as if it was once on a path I might have known in my childhood - perhaps linking The Chink with the Coastal Path. Perhaps even an official route. In fact, on that first "discovery", There was a loose wooden direction sign amongst those huge amazing rocks pointing to "The Chink". The Chink survived the big slide.. Nearly everything has been re-arranged now by the big slide but who knows what new features will become recognised, like the ones we knew, which were themselves the product of the big slides of 1810-1818.

what's the path like down there now? Haven't ridden down there for ages after the top bit of the loop was blocked by fallen trees [woody]

I feel like a drone could do this so much better, why does it need to be on the ground?

Gurt Smunta? 😂

Such a bloody shame, loved that place.

How many years old is that?looks like a well built boat, heavy timbers! Find out more??

Ooh thats interesting

Is it still there?

Fab

Misunderstood Scotch on the Rocks!

Bet the Maritime trust would like that..did it get washed away the village? Wonder if anything remains at St Helens further out? Thanks for sharing

Looks like quite a few caves there. Amazing you found a wall and floor. Was that the Kingswells place?

Outstanding

I swear you used to be able to .....sea .. it atow tide. Has it moved?

WOW thats incredible

I wonder if they were stoves?

Did you discover what it was? What sort of depth, any features?

What camera are you using underwater? Cheers mate nice content.

Are you camping out in your back yard?

Did the Budgie survive?

Super interesting!

I remember all those cruise ships mored off the South of the Island !

Just as I remember it, lovely

And some people in Canada think we had lockdowns. No comprehension of how it was in other countries.

Gawd what an awful time that was

Quacking at the end! 🦆

Great video

I have made a set up similar to this using a cheap blue tarp. I've used saplings in place of two tent poles. I push one into the ATV front bumper, and the other down through the rear cargo rack and into the trailer hitch. Then I pitch the tarp over the poles like a pup tent on top of my ATV. Roll out the bed roll on top of the seat and between the handlebars. My rolled up coat placed between the handlebars works a decent pillow. The set up isn't perfect, but it's fun for a few hours on a rainy night and makes for a dry area to sleep on if the ground is too wet or snow covered.

Polar plunge here, check it out.

You feel this go down your spine when it howls amazing machine