Your Rogue Seagulls reminded me of growing up in Galveston and watching tourists feeding the sea gulls. They would throw bread up in the air and the gulls would catch it. Pretty soon a whole flock of gulls were flying to the tourists to get a bite to eat, and emptying their stomachs. The tourists would start running and the gulls would follow them squawking and bombing the tourists. Pretty funny. So any time a tourist asked if it was legal to feed the seagulls, I’d say, Sure! And then watch the show. I was young. The Sutton Hoo mask looks incredible.😎
I live 5 minutes from Horsham St. Faith and we had our wedding reception at the "farm" opposite the Black Swan !! Great episode and I agree with Jenny regarding the music, looking forward to pt2. Your stuff just gets better with age, like a fine wine! lol
Thanks very much David! We definitely enjoyed our little break in the Black Swan - we’re glad you’re enjoying watching our adventures and thanks for your comments! 😀👍
A nice new trip. Again very interesting and informative. I am already looking forward to episode 2... 🤗 Again, a big praise for the atmospheric music. Love the music❤️....also very nice that you show the artists and the titles of the songs👏👍. Very nice....cheers 🍻😊🥰
G'Day from Australia! Great to see you wearing my channel Buff neck tube, very handsome! I'll give you a shout out in my next video, working on a visit to the film location of 'The Picnic at Hanging Rock' movie in the Macedon Ranges, Victoria. Ride safe & have a great day guys, Nick
All I can say is thank you - you two are doing a great job of promoting motorcycling and this country in general. I always feel good after watching your videos.
Thank you very much Oliver! We thought it would be a good idea to explore as much of the UK as we could especially in the light of the last 2 years! We really appreciate your comments and thanks for watching! 😀👍
Another great vid. Its an area we are not familiar with so thanks for showing us around. Think we probably would have landed our drone with all those gulls around!
I absolutely love everything about your videos. Even the music choice is perfect. Although, I'm not so sure about Brian's joke...lol. Can't wait for part 2. Those beach boxes are like the ones we have here, one of them sold last year for $650,000. Absolutely ridiculous!
Another great video diary, guys. We also visited this understated area v recently - two up. That breeze certainly makes for blustery riding conditions! Aldeburgh, including a visit to the Britten/Pears ‘Red House’, Snape Maltings and Orford (of Cold War interest) amongst our highlights. Always too many places for a single trip, eh? Looking forward to part 2….
Thanks very much Phil! You’re absolutely right, there’s always too many places to fit into one trip although I wasn’t aware of Orford and the Cold War 🤔 it’ll have to be next time. Thanks for watching! 😀👍
Thanks for the captivating tour of the back roads of East Anglia - a sadly overlooked area. Not necessarily a bad thing, eh?Loved your historical background teasers along the way. Shame you weren't able to stop and partake of the world class Norfolk dressed crabs in Cromer or Sheringham. Would've been a tasty alternative to the good old lasagne standby.
Enjoyed your East Anglia trip so far.. looks really cold.. but still great to be out on the bikes , at least it’s dry.. (My ancestors are from East Anglia and so far, traced back to late 1300’s.) Excellent editing 5***** Stay safe and warm💕
Thank you Jen! It was really cold unfortunately 🥶 but any bike trip is a good bike trip! 👍 must be fascinating to trace your ancestry - will have to do that one day 😀👍
Gidday Brian and Sue, Great job on the video, very well put together. Yeah Knock Knock, crack up me Brian LOL Anyway, great riding thru the country side and taking in some History and amusement along the way. Yeah wasn't the weather just a stunner at Southwold's Haaaa. Great stuff, catch ya on the next one. Ride safe, Party on Cheers Paul
Great to see you both back on tour looked like some fun places to visit and as always we love hearing your reviews on places, great video thanks for sharing 😁👍🏻
Glad to see you made to my manor. Whilst at Aldeburgh you missed visiting the Long Shop Museum in Leiston, 2.5 miles away, and home to the first purpose built flowline assembly building in the world in 1852. Richard Garrett built the Long Shop, a long 2 storey building in order to build his portable steam engines ,of which 15,000 were sold worldwide. East Anglia can be very cold; you obviously encountered a Suffolk lazy wind on your visit, so called because it can't be bothered to go round you, just straight through. Great vid, waiting for the next instalment.
@@midlifemotorcyclediaries Yes, it's difficult to try and see everything. Aldeburgh and Southwold, or Chelsea and Kensington-on-Sea, are must see places timho a tad over-hyped.
If only Carlsberg did ship burial site museums and controlled the weather. East Anglia is a part of England I've never visited, may do it one day and then also call in to see the David Silver Honda collection? Another well made vlog, look forward to part two.
I know East Anglia is a bit flat, especially compared to my manor, Dorset, but a change is as good as a rest. I thought the Suffolk countryside looked somehow familiar when we were there. It struck me afterwards that we'd been riding through a John Constable painting! Appreciate you both putting the effort in and sharing your trips 👍. PS. Sue, you need to hide Bri's bag of lolly sticks - please! 😂
Hi Mike, thank you for your lovely note and for watching our adventures. You’re right- we usually build some hilly and bendy roads but they were harder to find in Suffolk 😀I’ve looked through the video again and I’m struggling with the ‘lolly sticks’ so not sure what I should be hiding - sorry, I’m probably being dim 🤪Let me know what you mean and I’ll get to it 😉👍
We did east anglia in 2020 in the little break of covid, out of all our trips it was probably our least favorite. Best part I think was the North Coast. Its all an adventure and still good to get away. The pier you visited had an amazing little cafe that had the best scones I've ever tasted, there was also some bizarre water clock and the handrail/edge of the pier was decorated in small brass plaques for birthdays etc. Look forward to your summery. Ours was... well we've been there and done it.
Hi you two. Hope your well. Great video again Brian. Shame about the COMEDY though. SOUTHWOLD is a lovely place. Love it there. especially WHEN ITS sunny AND WARM. All the best Charlie.
Thanks Charlie! What do you mean - shame about the comedy 😂 yes, it would have made a difference if it had been sunny, but any bike trip is a good bike trip! 😀👍
It's great to see you in our neck of the woods, some lovely drone footage of Aldeburgh! Next time you're in southwold stop by 2 magpies bakery! Enjoyed the video, look forward to the next one 😁
Great video you do pass over so much information that’s really useful, just wondering have you done a video on the does and don’t on a trip to France, we are sailing from Portsmouth to Bilbo and then heading to see friends just down from the Pyrenees and don’t want to fall fowl of the French Police 👮♀️, if you could point me in the direction of a previous video that would be great. Mark.
Thanks very much Mark - Glad you enjoyed it! Unfortunately we haven’t got a video of riding in France 😟 in fact we’ve had a French trip planned and cancelled twice because of Covid - hopefully next year 🤞but there is loads of information on Google as to the current motorcycling rules and regulations. Check out ride.co.uk They’ve done a complete guide to motorcycling in France 👍. Good luck with the trip! 😀👍
Very enjoyable video, your like batman and robin seeking injustice everywhere there's poor service or grotty food!! 🤣 Nearly 10k subscribers so hoping you have something special lined up to celebrate the landmark??? Keep it up. 👍
Thanks very much! A mission to seek out injustice 😂 we just like good Service and good food 👍 and to be honest we usually get it - Sue just made a bad choice 😂. 10k subs will be great to achieve - we’ll have to think of something 🤔 thanks for watching! 😀👍
Great informative video in an unspoilt area. Keep up the good work. May I ask what program you create your route animations in. They are very impressive and professional.
Thanks very much for your comments! The route animations are created in an app called Relive. It’s really simple and basically does it all for you - highly recommended. Thanks for watching! 😀👍
Another great informative video, not an area I would to go to though, looks a bit flat, a bit spoilt living in the South West both for roads and beaches.
Thank you David! You’re absolutely right it is a very flat area but we’re exploring as much of the UK as possible. You’re really fortunate to live in a stunning part of the country! 👍😀
We are actually going to try one of your recommendations in June at Lincoln. Neither of us have actually been to Lincoln despite the fact we live in Hull.
Great, as allways👍 Thank you😊
Thank you Johnny! We appreciate it! 👍😀
Once again Great choice of music 👍
Thanks very much Alan - glad you enjoyed it! 😀👍
Your Rogue Seagulls reminded me of growing up in Galveston and watching tourists feeding the sea gulls. They would throw bread up in the air and the gulls would catch it. Pretty soon a whole flock of gulls were flying to the tourists to get a bite to eat, and emptying their stomachs. The tourists would start running and the gulls would follow them squawking and bombing the tourists. Pretty funny. So any time a tourist asked if it was legal to feed the seagulls, I’d say, Sure! And then watch the show. I was young.
The Sutton Hoo mask looks incredible.😎
Thanks Bill! Sounds very much like Hitchcock’s “The Birds” and you encouraging it 😂!
Great video, thanks for sharing your tour of East Anglia. 👍🏍🏁
Thank you John - glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching! 👍😀
Glad you got in a good view of the Hobgoblin lorry at the castle! Looks like a fun trip 👍.
Thanks Chris! Never miss a beer lorry 😂 - it was a fun trip! 😀👍
smashing vid looking forward to the next one thank you both
Thanks very much Allan! Glad you enjoyed it! 😀👍
Hi glad you are back doing your videos I really enjoy them.
Regards barry
Thanks very much Barry! Glad you’re enjoying our adventures! 😀👍
A great Ep 1, thanks 😃👍❤ greetings Erwin.
Thanks very much Erwin! Glad you enjoyed it! 😀👍
Thanks guys, looks like you had a great time. Ride safe.
Thank you Tim! We always have a good time, wherever we are! 👍😀
I live 5 minutes from Horsham St. Faith and we had our wedding reception at the "farm" opposite the Black Swan !! Great episode and I agree with Jenny regarding the music, looking forward to pt2. Your stuff just gets better with age, like a fine wine! lol
Thanks very much David! We definitely enjoyed our little break in the Black Swan - we’re glad you’re enjoying watching our adventures and thanks for your comments! 😀👍
As usual, interesting and informative..keep em coming.
Thanks very much Steven! Glad you enjoyed it! 👍😀
A great Vid again allways a good Job from sympatical guys! danke!!
Danke Klaus! Glad you enjoyed it! 😀👍
Off the back of this video I rode down to the castle this morning. Great vlog, oh and you rode past my front door near enough in South Norfolk!
Brilliant! It’s a small world Dylan! 😀 it must be great living close to the castle 👍 whereabouts in South Norfolk are you? 😀👍
@@midlifemotorcyclediaries I live in a place called Poringland, just a mile from the A146 you rode on 👍🏻
I remember seeing a sign for it! 😀😀
Brilliant !
Thanks very much Stephen! Glad you enjoyed it! 😀👍
Another wonderful tour video again and quite current for me as I will be riding down to Suffolk next weekend for a couple of days. Ride safe.
Thank you! Hope you have a great couple of days in Suffolk and better weather than we did ☀️😀👍
Top notch video, like the choice of music too. Keep up the good work 👏
Thanks very much Nigel! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching! 😀👍
You guy's rock! The W.E. can not go wrong now 👍
Thanks very much! We really appreciate you watching! 😀👍
Another great video guys thanks for sharing look forward to next episode 👍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching! 😀😀
Great production, guys. “Love and War” by Chester Malone: excellent track.
Thanks very much Martin! We appreciate your comments and glad you enjoyed the music too! 😀👍
Loved Bri's knock knock joke x love our journeys with you both. GREAT as ever x
Thanks very much Sue! Always glad to have you along! X😀👍
Great video again take care.
Thank you Derek! 😀👍
A nice new trip. Again very interesting and informative. I am already looking forward to episode 2... 🤗 Again, a big praise for the atmospheric music. Love the music❤️....also very nice that you show the artists and the titles of the songs👏👍. Very nice....cheers 🍻😊🥰
Thank you Sandra! We’re glad you enjoyed watching and listening! It’s always a bonus when our efforts are appreciated! 👍😀
G'Day from Australia! Great to see you wearing my channel Buff neck tube, very handsome! I'll give you a shout out in my next video, working on a visit to the film location of 'The Picnic at Hanging Rock' movie in the Macedon Ranges, Victoria. Ride safe & have a great day guys, Nick
Thanks Nick! Love the buff - really comfortable 👍 looking forward to seeing the Picnic at hanging Rock vid! 😀👍
All I can say is thank you - you two are doing a great job of promoting motorcycling and this country in general. I always feel good after watching your videos.
Thank you very much Oliver! We thought it would be a good idea to explore as much of the UK as we could especially in the light of the last 2 years! We really appreciate your comments and thanks for watching! 😀👍
Great video, a lovely combination of motorcycle touring with English history!
Thank you - we do like a bit of history! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching! 😀👍
Another great vid. Its an area we are not familiar with so thanks for showing us around. Think we probably would have landed our drone with all those gulls around!
Thanks Richard - strangely enough there were no gulls around until we put the drone up and then they suddenly all appeared! 😀👍
Great video love the snail trail ,And welcome to my back yard i.am just up road rendlsham in the woods.....
Thanks Dave! You live in a great place 👍 just realised there’s a great museum at Bentwater we should have visited 😟 - next time! 😀👍
Brilliant video as usual guy’s!!!…..apart from the ‘knock knock’ joke!!!😂…keep them coming!!!👍🏍💨🏍💨👌
Thank you! Took me ages to think of that joke! 😂😀👍
I love your blogs more power to you and hopefully continue into the future!!!
Thanks very much Ian! We’re glad you enjoyed watching our adventures and appreciate your comments! 😀👍
I absolutely love everything about your videos. Even the music choice is perfect. Although, I'm not so sure about Brian's joke...lol. Can't wait for part 2. Those beach boxes are like the ones we have here, one of them sold last year for $650,000. Absolutely ridiculous!
Thank you Jenny! I thought my joke was the best bit 😂 $650,000 for a beach hut?😱 wow it must have been huge! Not something we’d spend our money on !😀👍
Another great video diary, guys.
We also visited this understated area v recently - two up. That breeze certainly makes for blustery riding conditions!
Aldeburgh, including a visit to the Britten/Pears ‘Red House’, Snape Maltings and Orford (of Cold War interest) amongst our highlights. Always too many places for a single trip, eh?
Looking forward to part 2….
Thanks very much Phil! You’re absolutely right, there’s always too many places to fit into one trip although I wasn’t aware of Orford and the Cold War 🤔 it’ll have to be next time. Thanks for watching! 😀👍
Thanks for the captivating tour of the back roads of East Anglia - a sadly overlooked area. Not necessarily a bad thing, eh?Loved your historical background teasers along the way. Shame you weren't able to stop and partake of the world class Norfolk dressed crabs in Cromer or Sheringham. Would've been a tasty alternative to the good old lasagne standby.
Thank you Geoffrey, East Anglia is a very much overlooked area, as you say! We’ve indulged in dressed Cromer crab before- lovely! 😀👍
Enjoyed your East Anglia trip so far.. looks really cold.. but still great to be out on the bikes , at least it’s dry..
(My ancestors are from East Anglia and so far, traced back to late 1300’s.)
Excellent editing 5*****
Stay safe and warm💕
Thank you Jen! It was really cold unfortunately 🥶 but any bike trip is a good bike trip! 👍 must be fascinating to trace your ancestry - will have to do that one day 😀👍
Gidday Brian and Sue, Great job on the video, very well put together. Yeah Knock Knock, crack up me Brian LOL Anyway, great riding thru the country side and taking in some History and amusement along the way. Yeah wasn't the weather just a stunner at Southwold's Haaaa. Great stuff, catch ya on the next one. Ride safe, Party on Cheers Paul
Thanks very much Paul! Yea, the weather could have been better 🤷♂️ but it’s always good to be on the road 👍 thanks for watching! 😀
Great to see you both back on tour looked like some fun places to visit and as always we love hearing your reviews on places, great video thanks for sharing 😁👍🏻
Thanks Dale! It’s always good to be back on tour - wherever we are 👍 glad you enjoyed it! 😀👍
Glad to see you made to my manor. Whilst at Aldeburgh you missed visiting the Long Shop Museum in Leiston, 2.5 miles away, and home to the first purpose built flowline assembly building in the world in 1852. Richard Garrett built the Long Shop, a long 2 storey building in order to build his portable steam engines ,of which 15,000 were sold worldwide. East Anglia can be very cold; you obviously encountered a Suffolk lazy wind on your visit, so called because it can't be bothered to go round you, just straight through. Great vid, waiting for the next instalment.
Thank you Paul! Yes I think we probably missed quite a few things 😟 love “Suffolk lazy wind” ! 👍😀
@@midlifemotorcyclediaries Yes, it's difficult to try and see everything. Aldeburgh and Southwold, or Chelsea and Kensington-on-Sea, are must see places timho a tad over-hyped.
@@paulchandler5004 we would probably agree! 😀
Great vlog, 👍
Thank you Andrew! 😀👍
If only Carlsberg did ship burial site museums and controlled the weather.
East Anglia is a part of England I've never visited, may do it one day and then also call in to see the David Silver Honda collection? Another well made vlog, look forward to part two.
Thanks very much Lee! If only! 😂 haven’t come across the David Silver collection 🤔 but thanks for watching! 👍😀
Fabulous trip ,myself personally I would like more commentary than music ,but enjoyable as always ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Anthony! We appreciate your comments and thanks for watching! 😀👍
@@midlifemotorcyclediaries I Love the music mixed inn with the commentary.
Another great video and tour. Your editing is second to none. I really enjoy the style that you guys have made your own. Cheers 🍻
Thanks very much Doug! We’re glad you enjoy the way we do things - cheers 🍻 and thanks for watching! 😀👍
I know East Anglia is a bit flat, especially compared to my manor, Dorset, but a change is as good as a rest. I thought the Suffolk countryside looked somehow familiar when we were there. It struck me afterwards that we'd been riding through a John Constable painting! Appreciate you both putting the effort in and sharing your trips 👍. PS. Sue, you need to hide Bri's bag of lolly sticks - please! 😂
Hi Mike, thank you for your lovely note and for watching our adventures. You’re right- we usually build some hilly and bendy roads but they were harder to find in Suffolk 😀I’ve looked through the video again and I’m struggling with the ‘lolly sticks’ so not sure what I should be hiding - sorry, I’m probably being dim 🤪Let me know what you mean and I’ll get to it 😉👍
@@midlifemotorcyclediaries I just assumed that's where Bri gets his gags from 😂. Well, lolly sticks had crap jokes on when I was little anyway 🤔
😂😂😂He gets a few from Christmas crackers as well, Mike. I’ve told him not to give up the day job 😂👍
We did east anglia in 2020 in the little break of covid, out of all our trips it was probably our least favorite. Best part I think was the North Coast. Its all an adventure and still good to get away. The pier you visited had an amazing little cafe that had the best scones I've ever tasted, there was also some bizarre water clock and the handrail/edge of the pier was decorated in small brass plaques for birthdays etc. Look forward to your summery. Ours was... well we've been there and done it.
Thanks Paul! Yes we’d probably agree - but as you say it’s all an adventure and always good to get away on the bikes. Thanks for watching!😀👍
Hi you two. Hope your well. Great video again Brian. Shame about the COMEDY though. SOUTHWOLD is a lovely place. Love it there. especially WHEN ITS sunny AND WARM. All the best Charlie.
Thanks Charlie! What do you mean - shame about the comedy 😂 yes, it would have made a difference if it had been sunny, but any bike trip is a good bike trip! 😀👍
Your KNOCK KNOCK JOKE 😭😭😭
@@iancharlesworth3654 comedy gold! 😀👍
If you venture back this way, check out the eels foot pub at Eastbridge near aldeburgh
Thanks very much for the tip Owen - we will do! 👍😀
It's great to see you in our neck of the woods, some lovely drone footage of Aldeburgh! Next time you're in southwold stop by 2 magpies bakery! Enjoyed the video, look forward to the next one 😁
Thank you Nick! It’s always good to get local tips for our future visits - as long as next time we book some hotter weather! 🥶😀👍
Great video you do pass over so much information that’s really useful, just wondering have you done a video on the does and don’t on a trip to France, we are sailing from Portsmouth to Bilbo and then heading to see friends just down from the Pyrenees and don’t want to fall fowl of the French Police 👮♀️, if you could point me in the direction of a previous video that would be great. Mark.
Thanks very much Mark - Glad you enjoyed it! Unfortunately we haven’t got a video of riding in France 😟 in fact we’ve had a French trip planned and cancelled twice because of Covid - hopefully next year 🤞but there is loads of information on Google as to the current motorcycling rules and regulations. Check out ride.co.uk
They’ve done a complete guide to motorcycling in France 👍. Good luck with the trip! 😀👍
Very enjoyable video, your like batman and robin seeking injustice everywhere there's poor service or grotty food!! 🤣 Nearly 10k subscribers so hoping you have something special lined up to celebrate the landmark??? Keep it up. 👍
Thanks very much! A mission to seek out injustice 😂 we just like good Service and good food 👍 and to be honest we usually get it - Sue just made a bad choice 😂. 10k subs will be great to achieve - we’ll have to think of something 🤔 thanks for watching! 😀👍
Oh you live near me, I'm in Wellingborough
I know it well, Shaun - or at least Tescos and B&Q 😂👍
Great informative video in an unspoilt area. Keep up the good work. May I ask what program you create your route animations in. They are very impressive and professional.
Thanks very much for your comments! The route animations are created in an app called Relive. It’s really simple and basically does it all for you - highly recommended. Thanks for watching! 😀👍
Another great informative video, not an area I would to go to though, looks a bit flat, a bit spoilt living in the South West both for roads and beaches.
Thank you David! You’re absolutely right it is a very flat area but we’re exploring as much of the UK as possible. You’re really fortunate to live in a stunning part of the country! 👍😀
Another good video especially like your comments on the rooms that you stay in. What is that camera you have on GS that rotate ?
Thanks Stephen! We appreciate your comments and the camera is an Insta 360 x2! 😀👍
@@midlifemotorcyclediaries Thank you very much for your reply
We are actually going to try one of your recommendations in June at Lincoln. Neither of us have actually been to Lincoln despite the fact we live in Hull.
@@stephenshaw6445 as you know we loved Lincoln admittedly we had great weather too! 😀🌞
No visit to Southwolds brewery or fantastic brewery shop ? 🤔😬
As much as I love a pint of Adnams , Sadly not this time Clive! 😀👍🍻
What sort of miles has your GS done good video
Thanks very much Terry! I’ve done about 15k miles so far! 😀👍
nobody likes rogue seagulls so come on rogue drone , attack attack attack ☠
Ha, ha! Rogue Drone - love it! 😂👍😀