Thank you so much taking us around Canterbury. We haven’t discovered enough last time, because it was only a short stop over, when coming from the ferry in Dover and heading to the north. So I’m really happy to see a little more about what we’ve missed. ☺️
Another great video and great music - when I saw you were visiting Whitstable, I was going to say you could have dropped by the Whitstable Oyster Company, but then found you did - excellent choice. And spot on about the fresh air and clear skies - thanks for posting this and bringing back more happy memories! And just got to the end of your video - when I wake up, that was clever!
@@MikeFromKorea I'm not surprised. Oh, and I just watched your latest one, walking to Chilham, and again really enjoyed it - especially as you got in a mention of my old school at the end at St Augustine's!
Love this video, felt like I was on the walk with you. Unfortunately I wasn't in the restaurant with you having the most delicious fish and chips and cheese cake.
'Hills are green....', I now realise that my 'everyday experiences ' such as (too😖) fresh constant NE air , ancient graveyards and churches (my local church is nearly 1000 years old en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Doulagh%27s_Church , and 'Chippers' as we call them in Ireland (('Chippies' here are carpenters) with a basically unhealthy menu of fried fish and chips with salt and vinegar...thought there's always a queue of customers every evening in most of them..) are novel to others, likewise when I'm in Korea as you know, I notice things that you take as normal....that's what makes travel interesting.. Of course rural 'Olde England' is totally different from the metropolis of London..chalk and cheese😊
Indeed! The curse of familiarity. That crossed my mind several times while I was there. Every time I visit, I see two or three things I'd been wanting to see since I was a child. Places and objects I'd read about in history books and biographies. And while I'm there, there's so much about the surroundings---the architecture, the vegetation, the terrain---that is far outside of my experience in America and Korea. I catch myself thinking how awesome it would be to live there and then tell myself I'd probably grow numb to most of it, much as I hardly notice the palaces, the gates, or the city wall here in Seoul anymore unless I consciously pay attention to it all.
@@MikeFromKorea yep, everyday I see Christchurch and St Patricks cathedral and the Brazen Head pub, all from around the 1100s, and old graveyards dating back to those times....often think about the reasoning and expense of building such structures, to 'leave it for future generations that'll remember me....' ?? Maybe ? Nowadays we're more concerned with just getting by day to day, and leave our digital signature... your videos will be there for future generations, and especially historians.. ''look at this guy Mike from 200 years ago, it was a great place then" 🤗🤗
오늘도 좋은 하루 되세요 감사합니다.
감사합니다!
캔터베리들판을 걷고 있는 모습만 봐도 흥겹습니다. 이러한 분위기에서 피쉬 앤 칩스는 최고일것 같습니다
트레킹 코스가 멋진 푸른 하늘을 배경으로 아름답습니다
정말 멋진 날이었어요
영국의 시내를 잘 볼 수 있어서 좋습니다! 오늘 하루도 좋은 밤 되십시오!
감사합니다!
아름다운 날 입니다.
켄터베리 트레킹 코스도 아름답습니다.
좋은 자연환경입니다.👍❤️
We have done this same walk, it's so lovely.
I enjoyed it very much. I had a few more fantastic walks before it was all over.
배경 음악이 아주 분위기가 있는 멋진 느낌입니다
감사합니다
덕분에 영국 시골(?)을 몇년만에 보네요.
하루 매시간 행복하시길!
감사합니다!
I enjoyed the countryside. Just beautiful. I want that whole meal. Have another good sleep. Thank you.
Thank you!
Thank you so much taking us around Canterbury. We haven’t discovered enough last time, because it was only a short stop over, when coming from the ferry in Dover and heading to the north. So I’m really happy to see a little more about what we’ve missed. ☺️
Glad you enjoyed it! One more Canterbury video to go :-)
OMG we sat at that pub also!!
It's a great little spot.
길이 너무 예뻐요
캔터베리 하늘이 매우 아름다워요
Another great video and great music - when I saw you were visiting Whitstable, I was going to say you could have dropped by the Whitstable Oyster Company, but then found you did - excellent choice. And spot on about the fresh air and clear skies - thanks for posting this and bringing back more happy memories! And just got to the end of your video - when I wake up, that was clever!
Thanks! That is such a good restaurant. My wife wants to go back after watching me enjoy it again.
@@MikeFromKorea I'm not surprised. Oh, and I just watched your latest one, walking to Chilham, and again really enjoyed it - especially as you got in a mention of my old school at the end at St Augustine's!
Love this video, felt like I was on the walk with you. Unfortunately I wasn't in the restaurant with you having the most delicious fish and chips and cheese cake.
Thank you! Sorry you missed out :-)
덕분에 안방에서 영국 시골 모습 보게 되니 너무 감사합니다 ❤
응원합니다
감사합니다
가지고 계신 영상이 많으시니 그것으로 shorts 만들어 올려보실 것을 권합니다.
이 채널에 큰 도움이 될 것 같네요.
제안해 주셔서 감사합니다. 지금은 shorts를 만들 생각이 없고, 긴 영상에만 집중하고 싶습니다.
'Hills are green....', I now realise that my 'everyday experiences ' such as (too😖) fresh constant NE air , ancient graveyards and churches (my local church is nearly 1000 years old en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Doulagh%27s_Church , and 'Chippers' as we call them in Ireland (('Chippies' here are carpenters) with a basically unhealthy menu of fried fish and chips with salt and vinegar...thought there's always a queue of customers every evening in most of them..) are novel to others, likewise when I'm in Korea as you know, I notice things that you take as normal....that's what makes travel interesting.. Of course rural 'Olde England' is totally different from the metropolis of London..chalk and cheese😊
Indeed! The curse of familiarity. That crossed my mind several times while I was there. Every time I visit, I see two or three things I'd been wanting to see since I was a child. Places and objects I'd read about in history books and biographies. And while I'm there, there's so much about the surroundings---the architecture, the vegetation, the terrain---that is far outside of my experience in America and Korea. I catch myself thinking how awesome it would be to live there and then tell myself I'd probably grow numb to most of it, much as I hardly notice the palaces, the gates, or the city wall here in Seoul anymore unless I consciously pay attention to it all.
@@MikeFromKorea yep, everyday I see Christchurch and St Patricks cathedral and the Brazen Head pub, all from around the 1100s, and old graveyards dating back to those times....often think about the reasoning and expense of building such structures, to 'leave it for future generations that'll remember me....' ?? Maybe ? Nowadays we're more concerned with just getting by day to day, and leave our digital signature... your videos will be there for future generations, and especially historians.. ''look at this guy Mike from 200 years ago, it was a great place then" 🤗🤗