The UK and the Netherlands have been maritime countries throughout the centuries, nice to see what ship building was like in the Middle Ages in the UK, again a beautiful and educational walk, thank you Nic for your wisdom. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Got here early for a change!😄 I hadn't heard of this place before...what an interesting village/museum and how cool was that smugglers cellar beneath the chapel!...a great version of Drunken Sailor too ... loved reading books about smugglers when I was a kid...wanted to be one when I grew up😀
Thanks, David! I'm fascinated with smugglers too so was chuffed to find this gem! Glad you enjoyed the music, it's been whirring around my head, nonstop for the last 24 hours! Thanks again 😊
I love how simple the means of creating a dry dock was, in which to build a ship. dig out a hole near the river, build a wooden structure to hold the ship under construction, breach the dam and float the ship away. I am still enjoying this series. Bye!
Nice one Nic, interesting little place. I did laugh when you went into the chapel as your voice went lower, everyone always feels the urge to talk quieter in church or chapel, @Alehousehaunts Lorien will enjoy this, I think she loves anything to do with an old seaport or harbour 😂
Thanks so much for watching, Mark! The 'library voice', as I call it, when I go in churches is ridiculous, especially as I was alone in there 🤣 What's that all about? 🤦🏼♀️😄
i had the pleasure of working on the Master builders hotel restoration in the late 90s , i was probably only 18-19 , and worked on the site as a labourer with my dad. that old hotel was a spooky place. We gutted out all the old staff housing rooms above the pub ect , i ripped out a old fire place, and found a load of old packs of rizla, they must have been there since the 1800s. the design hasnt changed much lol. there are also tunnels that run from under tha hotel part , they supposedly go all the way to lord montagues estate...i have been down and seen the tunnels entrance and the beggining, but i didnt have the bottle to carry on walking it lol. another fun fact...a episode of the british classic tv show Minder had a episode filmed there too. wonderful place, i used to just sit by the river on my lunch breaks and just watch the world go by. excellent video, just watched your portland video too....have a sub :)
@AtlanteanReacts oh I'd love to have seen those tunnels! That's fantastic that you've actually worked on the Master Builder's hotel. I can only imagine how spooky it must have felt. I really love Buckler's Hard. Thanks for sharing all this info. Most interesting! And thanks for the sub! 😊
Thank you so much for these wonderful peaceful walks, I live in Totton - A few miles from bucklers hard during the summer.We often have a drink at the pub and a walk we also go to Beaulieu village. I discovered your channel through Beardo get scared.💜🩷💜
Oh wow! I've met quite a few local people through Beardo! He has quite the reach! 😄 Bucklers Hard is such a hidden gem. Thank you for watching and commenting! 😊
@walkingthewyrd I love Beardo. He is really entertaining, I am a believer in the Paranormal. I've had many strange experiences that I can not explain. He just cuts out all of the b******t Thank you again for your beautiful content.💜💚💜💚
Another fantastic video 👍
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thank you! 🙂
Fascinating, as always. Thank you. I really enjoy your videos!
Thank you, Kate! I'm so glad you're enjoying them!
Truly enjoyed your video! 1st time I saw it was today and it was very good Nic. Thank you.
The UK and the Netherlands have been maritime countries throughout the centuries, nice to see what ship building was like in the Middle Ages in the UK, again a beautiful and educational walk, thank you Nic for your wisdom. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Awww, thanks so much and thanks for watching!
Your walking videos get better every time, I enjoy it every time. Now I have to be patient again until your next walk. Thank you Nic😃
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Thanks so much for your kind comment, Panaka! I'm so glad you're enjoying my walks 😊
My mother had a Bucklers Hard fridge magnet on her fridge for years. always wondered what that place was all about. i'll enjoy watching this later.
I hope you do enjoy it!
Really well done nic..I love the history of your country! 😁👍
Thanks for watching, Mike! 😊
Got here early for a change!😄 I hadn't heard of this place before...what an interesting village/museum and how cool was that smugglers cellar beneath the chapel!...a great version of Drunken Sailor too ... loved reading books about smugglers when I was a kid...wanted to be one when I grew up😀
Thanks, David! I'm fascinated with smugglers too so was chuffed to find this gem! Glad you enjoyed the music, it's been whirring around my head, nonstop for the last 24 hours!
Thanks again 😊
Great video Nic .I dont remember the church .But last time i went they were working on one house .❤
Thank you Ian! 😊
I love how simple the means of creating a dry dock was, in which to build a ship. dig out a hole near the river, build a wooden structure to hold the ship under construction, breach the dam and float the ship away.
I am still enjoying this series. Bye!
Lovely video Nic. The music fitted in with the content absolutely perfectly!
Thanks for watching Dave, and I'm glad you liked the music choices! 😄
Really enjoyed this video -- always find smugglers fascinating. Now I have the Drunken Sailor song stuck in my head.😂 Thanks, Nic!
Thank you so much, Jodi! Sorry about the ear worm! 🪱 😄
Nice one Nic, interesting little place. I did laugh when you went into the chapel as your voice went lower, everyone always feels the urge to talk quieter in church or chapel, @Alehousehaunts Lorien will enjoy this, I think she loves anything to do with an old seaport or harbour 😂
Thanks so much for watching, Mark! The 'library voice', as I call it, when I go in churches is ridiculous, especially as I was alone in there 🤣 What's that all about? 🤦🏼♀️😄
Many thanks great walk and talk
i had the pleasure of working on the Master builders hotel restoration in the late 90s , i was probably only 18-19 , and worked on the site as a labourer with my dad.
that old hotel was a spooky place.
We gutted out all the old staff housing rooms above the pub ect , i ripped out a old fire place, and found a load of old packs of rizla, they must have been there since the 1800s.
the design hasnt changed much lol.
there are also tunnels that run from under tha hotel part , they supposedly go all the way to lord montagues estate...i have been down and seen the tunnels entrance and the beggining, but i didnt have the bottle to carry on walking it lol.
another fun fact...a episode of the british classic tv show Minder had a episode filmed there too.
wonderful place, i used to just sit by the river on my lunch breaks and just watch the world go by.
excellent video, just watched your portland video too....have a sub :)
@AtlanteanReacts oh I'd love to have seen those tunnels!
That's fantastic that you've actually worked on the Master Builder's hotel. I can only imagine how spooky it must have felt. I really love Buckler's Hard. Thanks for sharing all this info. Most interesting! And thanks for the sub! 😊
@@walkingthewyrd My pleasure🙂
Thank you so much for these wonderful peaceful walks, I live in Totton - A few miles from bucklers hard during the summer.We often have a drink at the pub and a walk we also go to Beaulieu village.
I discovered your channel through Beardo get scared.💜🩷💜
Oh wow! I've met quite a few local people through Beardo! He has quite the reach! 😄
Bucklers Hard is such a hidden gem. Thank you for watching and commenting! 😊
@walkingthewyrd I love Beardo. He is really entertaining,
I am a believer in the Paranormal. I've had many strange experiences that I can not explain.
He just cuts out all of the b******t
Thank you again for your beautiful content.💜💚💜💚
What a great place and you made it very interesting Nic!
Thank you! 😊
@walkingthewyrd and you are such a lovely young lady!
Nice enjoyed it
Thanks, Hugh!
Great vid as always. Need to get here again. Interested in ship building and Royal Navy.
Thanks
Beware of the Mankins Sorry for that just love your Videos I went here with the School in 1970s
Creepy things they are! 😄