Effin brilliaint, went there when i was a young lad. 38 now, happy memories and a beautiful peaceful place. I remember those narrow walkways also lol. Deffinatly on my to do list for next year
My Uncle Harry Rowe was the milkman of Runswick Bay and Hinderwell and also councillor and twice Mayor of Scarborough . I find it very sad that its only holiday homes now !
I remember Harry well in fact we moved into his house in Browns Terrace Hinderwell in 1959 I believe Harry moved from there to the top of Runswick bank.
@@nigelcooper878 That's wonderful !!!! I never knew until he died that he was a war hero at El Alamein and on the beaches of Normandy ! He never ever mentioned it ! His Uncle with the same name died on the Somme on July 7th 1916 . ( His name is on the war memorial at Thiepval .) My Grandfather gave Harry the same name Stephen Henry Rowe ! The Best man I ever met and he was my Uncle ??? As a boy I went with them delivering milk in Hinderwell and Runswick in his Standard van ! At 83 years of age he was delivering ,"Meals on Wheels" !!! ( I live in Jeffreys Bay , South Africa and have been here 44 years and have never been back )
An historic and beautiful village with just 14 permanent residents....Robert Goodwill MP on a visit recently asked if there was a power cut as there were no lights on in the village...🤣🤣
Effin brilliaint, went there when i was a young lad. 38 now, happy memories and a beautiful peaceful place. I remember those narrow walkways also lol. Deffinatly on my to do list for next year
Thanks for sharing this lovely place😍
Amazing video! Thanks for making it
Sorry about my comment down below. Fantastic video. Ive been watching you video and I am visiting them. Im off to Bamburgh because of you video
Lovely. Haven’t been there in years.
My Uncle Harry Rowe was the milkman of Runswick Bay and Hinderwell and also councillor and twice Mayor of Scarborough . I find it very sad that its only holiday homes now !
I remember Harry well in fact we moved into his house in Browns Terrace Hinderwell in 1959 I believe Harry moved from there to the top of Runswick bank.
@@nigelcooper878 That's wonderful !!!! I never knew until he died that he was a war hero at El Alamein and on the beaches of Normandy ! He never ever mentioned it ! His Uncle with the same name died on the Somme on July 7th 1916 . ( His name is on the war memorial at Thiepval .) My Grandfather gave Harry the same name Stephen Henry Rowe ! The Best man I ever met and he was my Uncle ??? As a boy I went with them delivering milk in Hinderwell and Runswick in his Standard van ! At 83 years of age he was delivering ,"Meals on Wheels" !!! ( I live in Jeffreys Bay , South Africa and have been here 44 years and have never been back )
Love this, inspired me to return
Home sweet Home ❤
An historic and beautiful village with just 14 permanent residents....Robert Goodwill MP on a visit recently asked if there was a power cut as there were no lights on in the village...🤣🤣
So here I'm supposed to pronounce the W in Runswick? But not in Warwick. Oh English, you kill me bit by bit.
You don’t pronounce the w in Runswick Bay, rather like not pronouncing it in Alnwick, Keswick etc.
You don’t pronounce the w in Runswick Bay, rather like not pronouncing it in Alnwick, Keswick etc.
You don’t pronounce the w in Runswick Bay, rather like not pronouncing it in Alnwick, Keswick etc.