Great to see Timothy back on his adventures. Near miss with the seagulls. Some dangerously close caravans and electric poles along the edge. Beautiful scenery and crop art in one place. Very enjoyable thanks 🤩
Another great video and great to see Timothy back. I love your Sea erosion videos and I’m just wondering if you can do a comparison video from the the videos you did last year to to this year to see how much land has been lost to the sea in only a few months. Keep up the good work can’t wait to see the next one 👏👏👏👍
Nice one buddy, and yes, I intend to do some comparisons. Just need to get a bit more organised with keeping old footage. Problem with high definition video is it eats storage space! 😅
There is an incredible amount to unpack in those wonderful images , this video tells a story from the very first scene. We see the red danger sign because of the effects of the erosion, then Timothy turns to show us the cause. The first area that draws the eye is the striking horizon line between the pale blue of the sky and the inky blue sea, this looks calm and serene until Timothy introduces us to its effects, we then notice the rusty colour hue of the soil removed by the action of the waves as it eventually blends into the blue of the sea. On to the next scene, Timothy takes us on a journey along the edge of the coast showing clear bite marks into the land, it’s like the sea playing jenga with the land, as it removes the lower blocks and the tower of land and any thing on it slumps down or falls onto the beach … I have stolen that comparison, but it fits the bill completely 😁. Then we see what’s coming next as Timothy shows us the pipes sticking out of the land’s edge, and then pans over the holiday parks and visitors centre, and if anyone is left in any doubt as to what the fate of these structures will be, we are then showed the WW2 pill boxes and coastal defence building , and although they are standing at the moment, in past videos we have seen them strewn over beaches. Once again the music is absolutely on point 😊. The coastal erosion videos are awesome 🤩 Well done Davey and the team, an absolute pleasure to watch 👏👏👏
Great to see Timothy back on his adventures. Near miss with the seagulls. Some dangerously close caravans and electric poles along the edge. Beautiful scenery and crop art in one place. Very enjoyable thanks 🤩
Always a pleasure Sheila 🥰
Great to see Timothy back in the sky. Fantastic footage. Those people are really living on the edge. 👍
Sooo good to be back. I was quite lost without him. 😅
I know you know the feeling 😅
Thank you for your support 🥰
Beautiful part of the coast. I love filming there as well. Great video Davey and shows your coastal awareness.
I know that you also have an East Coast fetish!!🤣
Cheers buddy 😁
Another great video and great to see Timothy back. I love your Sea erosion videos and I’m just wondering if you can do a comparison video from the the videos you did last year to to this year to see how much land has been lost to the sea in only a few months. Keep up the good work can’t wait to see the next one 👏👏👏👍
Nice one buddy, and yes, I intend to do some comparisons. Just need to get a bit more organised with keeping old footage.
Problem with high definition video is it eats storage space! 😅
There is an incredible amount to unpack in those wonderful images , this video tells a story from the very first scene.
We see the red danger sign because of the effects of the erosion, then Timothy turns to show us the cause.
The first area that draws the eye is the striking horizon line between the pale blue of the sky and the inky blue sea, this looks calm and serene until Timothy introduces us to its effects, we then notice the rusty colour hue of the soil removed by the action of the waves as it eventually blends into the blue of the sea.
On to the next scene, Timothy takes us on a journey along the edge of the coast showing clear bite marks into the land, it’s like the sea playing jenga with the land, as it removes the lower blocks and the tower of land and any thing on it slumps down or falls onto the beach … I have stolen that comparison, but it fits the bill completely 😁.
Then we see what’s coming next as Timothy shows us the pipes sticking out of the land’s edge, and then pans over the holiday parks and visitors centre, and if anyone is left in any doubt as to what the fate of these structures will be, we are then showed the WW2 pill boxes and coastal defence building , and although they are standing at the moment, in past videos we have seen them strewn over beaches.
Once again the music is absolutely on point 😊.
The coastal erosion videos are awesome 🤩
Well done Davey and the team, an absolute pleasure to watch 👏👏👏
Delightful response once more, thank you so much 😊😊😊
How close to the edge can these caravans get? Fancy going on holiday that close to disaster!
Nuts innit!!
Erosion would be less if folks tipped more mine waste aggregate.
Very interesting, just looked it up. You could have a point there.