Ben, a nice gentle end to what has been a lovely little series of videos. For those windmill lovers, like myself, Horsey Mill is the absolute definition of a lazy drive up, park, shoot, tea, cake & drive off. Your video could very well be responsible for a noticeable upswing in Horsey Mill's cafe income over the next few weeks. If I'm ever in the area, the beach at Wells-Next-the-Sea & Horsey Mill will both be on my short list of places to photograph. Thanks, Ben for a lovely series.
Going on these road trips and documenting them was very fun, not a chore. And I enjoy having new/old faces in the videos to share the experiences with others. It helps if they are comfortable with me sticking a camera in their face!
The beach huts are beautiful and colorful. And, the retro van you're traveling in is extremely gorgeous. It's nice to see you out and about with your brother. I'm sure you both enjoyed photographing the windmills. I've never seen a windmill in person so it's nice to see them in your videos. Have a wonderful week!
Cheers Clark. I enjoyed hanging out with my brother again, especially without the kids tagging along. Paul’s van gets a lot of attention, especially in a place light Norfolk in camping season. Of course he was bibbing and waving at all of the other retro camper vans - he must be part of a club now :-) Glad to show you some windmills recently, quite a few in my latest videos actually!
Cheers Andy, I enjoyed making the videos - and it was nice to get away for a few nights. I want to make more of theses, It is just finding the time that works with the family.
You told me you were mid 30’s :-) lovely van isn’t it. Hopefully it will feature in a future episode when the interior is done and my brother has a change of clothes haha!
I too went here when it was exceptionally hot and sunny. We had a brilliant time. Went to pretty much all of the same locations on your video. The last windmill that you showed brogrove Windmill I think it’s called. I tried to get to it, but I think I was on the wrong side of the river and couldn’t do so and I was absolutely gutted. I was being followed everywhere by the cows that were in the field adjacent to the track that I was following, that was funny. I did a Vlog from there. Not sure if I have re-uploaded that yet? I will have a look! Thanks for sharing! enjoyable!!
Hi Paul, there are two ways of getting to Boxgrove Mill, the shorter route is from the Road and just walking along a short footpath, but there is no parking on that road. As in the video, the route that my brother and I took was from the main car park and the longer walk, both options land you on the other side of the river (which is what we wanted in the foreground). Let me know if you need any what3words and I can help you get there!
Really enjoyed this Ben, I’ve sort of followed along on a map to see your itinerary. I really liked the beach huts, they do seem quite small, do people stay in them or just stage their day at the beach.
A road map would have been good actually. I will do for the next road trip (after I have done it as we genuinely changed plans depending upon the weather and tides). The Beach Huts are a similar size to what I have seen in Brighton, and Southwold and other places. Not sure if there is a standard size, but these were charming for sure.
Thank you again, I saw your message but I hadn't seen that you donated some money. Much appreciated. I thought you might live in Norfolk and were offering to buy us a pint :-P
Ben, a nice gentle end to what has been a lovely little series of videos. For those windmill lovers, like myself, Horsey Mill is the absolute definition of a lazy drive up, park, shoot, tea, cake & drive off. Your video could very well be responsible for a noticeable upswing in Horsey Mill's cafe income over the next few weeks. If I'm ever in the area, the beach at Wells-Next-the-Sea & Horsey Mill will both be on my short list of places to photograph. Thanks, Ben for a lovely series.
Going on these road trips and documenting them was very fun, not a chore. And I enjoy having new/old faces in the videos to share the experiences with others. It helps if they are comfortable with me sticking a camera in their face!
The beach huts are beautiful and colorful. And, the retro van you're traveling in is extremely gorgeous. It's nice to see you out and about with your brother. I'm sure you both enjoyed photographing the windmills. I've never seen a windmill in person so it's nice to see them in your videos. Have a wonderful week!
Cheers Clark. I enjoyed hanging out with my brother again, especially without the kids tagging along. Paul’s van gets a lot of attention, especially in a place light Norfolk in camping season. Of course he was bibbing and waving at all of the other retro camper vans - he must be part of a club now :-) Glad to show you some windmills recently, quite a few in my latest videos actually!
Great set of 3 vids on my favourite corner of the U.K. Brilliantly produced with all the drone footage and infra-red.
Cheers Andy, I enjoyed making the videos - and it was nice to get away for a few nights. I want to make more of theses, It is just finding the time that works with the family.
Thanks for sharing. UK looks beautiful
We have a diverse landscape here, and it helps if you live by the coast. I couldn’t imagine not being near the sea now that I do!
I was 1 when that van was commissioned. Nice to see a few places that I have seen in passing. Thanks for opening up a new area for me. 🙂
You told me you were mid 30’s :-) lovely van isn’t it. Hopefully it will feature in a future episode when the interior is done and my brother has a change of clothes haha!
@@benharveyphotography lol… my 30s are distant memories. Be proactive, take spare clothes. But, agreed, the van is a beauty.
Thanks! That was fun. Love the beach huts.
Cheers Brian. My second favour shot, after the misty sunrise at Herringfleet. But we were so knackered!
I too went here when it was exceptionally hot and sunny. We had a brilliant time. Went to pretty much all of the same locations on your video. The last windmill that you showed brogrove Windmill I think it’s called. I tried to get to it, but I think I was on the wrong side of the river and couldn’t do so and I was absolutely gutted. I was being followed everywhere by the cows that were in the field adjacent to the track that I was following, that was funny. I did a Vlog from there. Not sure if I have re-uploaded that yet? I will have a look! Thanks for sharing! enjoyable!!
Hi Paul, there are two ways of getting to Boxgrove Mill, the shorter route is from the Road and just walking along a short footpath, but there is no parking on that road. As in the video, the route that my brother and I took was from the main car park and the longer walk, both options land you on the other side of the river (which is what we wanted in the foreground). Let me know if you need any what3words and I can help you get there!
Really enjoyed this Ben, I’ve sort of followed along on a map to see your itinerary. I really liked the beach huts, they do seem quite small, do people stay in them or just stage their day at the beach.
A road map would have been good actually. I will do for the next road trip (after I have done it as we genuinely changed plans depending upon the weather and tides). The Beach Huts are a similar size to what I have seen in Brighton, and Southwold and other places. Not sure if there is a standard size, but these were charming for sure.
Nice way to finish off the road trip Ben and thats another few map pins added to the ever increasing google maps
Cheers Jim. Can you see the roads past all of the pins on your maps :-) Looking forward to catching up soon.
@@benharveyphotography getting harder, Im adding more each week and the list is getting longer
Thanks!
Thought I would buy you and your brother a beer.
Thank you again, I saw your message but I hadn't seen that you donated some money. Much appreciated. I thought you might live in Norfolk and were offering to buy us a pint :-P