I love this video. Friends would never believe me if I told them that I watched a video of a bus route for 1hour and a half. I grew up near Canterbury and it makes me happy to see it. More videos like this please.
One thing I've always loved about the UK is the various greens you see everywhere, different shades from light to dark, really makes for a beautiful look. Even in the big cities you can easily find areas with lush green plants, trees, shrubs, bushes, hedges and grassed areas. It's so pleasant to walk around the part of West London where I live because we're surrounded by greenery; but as you go outside the city it gets even nicer; the lush green on this bus journey was fantastic. Must be a pleasure to just sit at the top of the bus and gaze out the window on your way to wherever.
Lived in Herne Bay for 23 years. I now live in Denmark. Seeing this bus route which I took near daily for a good 12 years really cures the home sickness.
As an Aussie, I am amazed at the fact that these buses travel on routes with such narrow streets. A great video and a real eye-opener. Thank you for these rural trips.
The bus drive was absolutely awesome, British drivers are skilled and deserve every bit of salary, driving on those small, street with those huge double Decker buses requires experience and patience. My hat is off to every driver.
One of the really great things about these bus ride videos is for someone who is going to go to England to compare the vehicle code to the way people drive. There is a lot of great learning to be had simply observing how people drive in the UK.
I enjoy this video. Thank you so much. It brings back beautiful old memories of my studentship at Kent in 1999-2000. I hope to bring my daughter and wife to have their own experience.
I've never read so many appreciative quotes about my hometown! Tell me why I watched a recreation of my commute to school and home again haha, you even stopped at my stop! Thank you for making me giggle :)
Perdón 😔 por no hablar Inglés, pero imagino la emoción que 🤔 sentiste al ver tu lugar de nacimiento y el mismo recorrido al colegio 🏫 con parada incluida....abrazo desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Such a lovely bus route, this was so enjoyable to watch, thank you so much for this beautiful video. Lovely villages/towns, countryside, gardens and to the bus driver there so many obstacles in the way many times, I even breathed in on some of the streets, lol kudo's bus driver you did great! Thanks for sharing.
Loved the way you panned the camera around to catch the man washing his car with the swing up doors. Thank you for making these videos, they are simply amazing.
I took a tea and cake break at Whitstable 😂 and was astonished at how different the light is down there. It really is amazing. I had no idea that Kent had such beautiful houses and so many different styles, painted clapboard, red tiles and deeper red roofs, some had huge windows and red tiled verandahs over the front door. All of them had wonderfully designed front gardens. Parts of Whitstable central reminded me of the less attractive parts of Alton town centre in Hampshire but nothing's perfect...except your videos. You take us to places we might never visit and see how other people live, their homes, the seaside ( I live in landlocked Surrey) and all with a bird's-eye view. Thanks a million. 🤩 Now I have to board the bus for the return journey through Canterbury. Au revoir. 👋🏻
I was at that very bus station on Friday last week. Took a trip over to Canters from Folkestone to do the charity shops. Shame almost half of them have closed down. Was really quite shocked at how run down the city centre looked, especially the top end where Debenhams and Nasons used to be. So many empty premises. If you're in this area again, may I suggest the Folkestone (or Dover as that's where the bus starts) to Rye journey. It's a lovely trip across the Romney Marsh.
Sadly I agree about Canterbury (I grew up and went to school there in the 60s and 70s) It was considered quite a “posh” city in those days, and of course with the Cathedral was a big tourist destination. I was there just a couple of weeks ago and so sad to see the city centre almost derelict now in comparison. Such a shame the local council obviously must have lost control at some point.
Sitting here on the fourth of July, in Ontario Canada. Looking at this video on my 86 inch 4K tv, with the picture so clear, I feel that I can step right into the screen.
Love these videos but they are making me so homesick for mother England! Thank you for sharing and do keep these videos coming. Best wishes from an ex-pat Brit living in Maine USA 😀
Once lived in Faversham, so know Canterbury, Whistable and Herne Bay , reasonably well, I don't think these places have changed that much, great video. Well done.
Hey, I am planning to make a day tour in Canterbury from Londn and have no idea how to make the best out of it. I saw some videos on TH-cam where they only mentioned about Cathedral and river boat journey. Up until watching this video, I had no idea that there are so many beautiful places to visit around Canterbury.
wow,,,reminds me of a time long ago , growing up in beautiful calif of the 50s, 60s, even some of the 70s: neat, tidy, clean and green, amazing skies, SAFE,,,,,,think of the 180 degree view of that as calif now..((..thk you for reminding me of my idyllic childhood....long may the memories reign. u all are doing something right u.k.))
Thank you for the tour. I may never get to visit this area in my lifetime, so really enjoyed your video. Love the houses and shops in Whitstable and Hernes Bay. Beautiful.
People here in 🇺🇲 doesn't respect the transportation services 🚇🚝🚅🚄🚌🚈🚎🚊 because many people have their own vehicles. Speed isn't much of a problem because all they received is a ticket or a fine. And many doesn't even have a license or proof of insurance. Just keep driving until you get caught. I noticed very few 🚓. That's different. No heavy lottering in public. Big difference in 🇺🇲. Thanks for the ride 🇺🇲🚌💨💨💨💨
You're really lucky to be living in such a calm and beautiful place with such low population, almost zero traffic and beautiful landscapes 🙂. In India where I live it's hard to find such empty roads even at 6am in the morning. But thanks for the virtual bus trip 🙂🙏
Loved this video. Lovely scenery, hubby and I both loved the sections where the trees branches were hanging out over the road creating a beautiful scene.
What a nice ride (I think I've done this tour with another creator, but) Summer, villages, fields, suburbs, historic bldgs, great weather - good to see you getting out of London. Tx.
As a local it was great to see at 0.49 the guy in the black suit as he is a fixture at the bus station in Canterbury. I don't know his name but he always there with his notebook and pen and a friendly guy. Just a shame they've been cutting some routes though making it harder when you rely on public transport.
Hey, I am planning to make a day tour in Canterbury from Londn and have no idea how to make the best out of it. I saw some videos on TH-cam where they only mentioned about Cathedral and river boat journey. Up until watching this video, I had no idea that there are so many beautiful places to visit around Canterbury.
What a lovely ride through such beautiful places. Especially Whitstable. I watched the tv series which I loved. Thank you so much for taking me places I’ll probably never get A chance to visit. Thank you for all your wonderful videos.
This is my home route although I have never seen the road that clear of traffic lol and your sitting in my usual spot great view isn’t it. Must be Sunday the triangle only goes that route, right at the smugglers inn on a Sunday and the 6 is the usual bus going that way
Your best one yet thank you so much. Are you going to do any most coast ones. I remember when you did the 700 Brighton to Littlehampton. Thank you Paul
Many thanks for this. Amazed as an old UKC graduate to find that Café des Amis is still open for business at 1:36:19 after more than thirty years, a real testament to good cooking in friendly surroundings.
Evidently not a week day Monday to Friday those roads are packed with traffic at the time you set off so odd to me to see the road so empty it’s my route home. It’s fairly busy on a Saturday too so I’m guessing it’s a Sunday bus or over the jubilee bank holiday, I don’t think I’ve ever seen that journey so quiet on the roads lol
Great ride! What is unique for us is that so few people or practically no people can be seen out on the roads. As I am watching from a place teeming with people, the roads over there looks a little errie.
Correction - it was with you that I made this round trip prob 1 year ago. I recall because at 56:10 (and I remember) there is a man saying goodbye followed by his wife waving to the passing bus !! And also because at 31;47 there is a man cleaning a very exotic car (Lambo?McLaren?) in his front garden/yard.
You should come to Bournemouth and go on the Purbeck Breezer, the most beautiful open top bus ride to Poole. Best sandy beaches and the second largest natural harbour in the world after Sydney.
Good trip. As a Kiwi however, I still struggle seeing cars parked on the roadside facing the oncoming traffic - something strictly illegal here in New Zealand!
The guy with white hair, and wearing a black suit at 0:50 is a bit of a local bus nerd. Hanging around that bus station, at all hours of the day and night for years. Seen him many times with his pen and pocket size notebook, taking down details of God knows what, and talking to the drivers.
Road construction is built and maintained by either the local council (e.g. London Borough of Merton), Local county council (e.g. Surrey County Council), the local "Passenger Transport Executive" if there is one (e.g. Transport for London or TfGM) and Highways/Motorways are funded by "Highways England" which receives funding from general taxation (e.g. fuel tax, income tax) and grants, subsidies from local authorities and the Westminster government. Some roads are privately owned mainly by street residents/property owners, government-owned companies such as Network Rail, utility companies (e.g. Thames Water) or other types of businesses (e.g. manufacturing) and may or may not be open to the government. I hope this helps.
@@sharon2508 Kent is the county, located in south-east England, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and is just south of London, Essex and west of Surrey, Sussex and North of France (Calais specifically)
I love this video. Friends would never believe me if I told them that I watched a video of a bus route for 1hour and a half. I grew up near Canterbury and it makes me happy to see it. More videos like this please.
One thing I've always loved about the UK is the various greens you see everywhere, different shades from light to dark, really makes for a beautiful look.
Even in the big cities you can easily find areas with lush green plants, trees, shrubs, bushes, hedges and grassed areas. It's so pleasant to walk around the part of West London where I live because we're surrounded by greenery; but as you go outside the city it gets even nicer; the lush green on this bus journey was fantastic. Must be a pleasure to just sit at the top of the bus and gaze out the window on your way to wherever.
You should try Ireland,mate...its even greener and lusher....thats down to all that pesky rain!
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Lived in Herne Bay for 23 years. I now live in Denmark. Seeing this bus route which I took near daily for a good 12 years really cures the home sickness.
I live in USA. In the 1960s I used to ride this area on my scooter. Thanks for brilliant video.
As an Aussie, I am amazed at the fact that these buses travel on routes with such narrow streets. A great video and a real eye-opener. Thank you for these rural trips.
If I'd known, I'd have stood on my doorstep and waved as you went past
56:28 that woman did it for you
Wow Emma really Funny Comment i Needed a Laugh Brian ireland how u doing? onthis October 12th morning
The bus drive was absolutely awesome, British drivers are skilled and deserve every bit of salary, driving on those small, street with those huge double Decker buses requires experience and patience. My hat is off to every driver.
One of the really great things about these bus ride videos is for someone who is going to go to England to compare the vehicle code to the way people drive. There is a lot of great learning to be had simply observing how people drive in the UK.
I enjoy this video. Thank you so much. It brings back beautiful old memories of my studentship at Kent in 1999-2000. I hope to bring my daughter and wife to have their own experience.
What a fantastic memory trip, old school bus run home, passing friends homes and pubs I've had happy nights in. Thank you!
I've never read so many appreciative quotes about my hometown! Tell me why I watched a recreation of my commute to school and home again haha, you even stopped at my stop! Thank you for making me giggle :)
Perdón 😔 por no hablar Inglés, pero imagino la emoción que 🤔 sentiste al ver tu lugar de nacimiento y el mismo recorrido al colegio 🏫 con parada incluida....abrazo desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Is this london?
@@FaadumoArdo no, it is in Kent County
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like ur comments Especially 'giggle' hvnt seen that on utube at all ur a first Yeehah
Lovely. No idea where these locations are. Thanks for sharing the beauty.
My pleasure 😊 Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much! I went to University there 30 years ago and to see things today along routes i once travelled was very emotional.
Sweet. A lovely part of England.
It sure is! Thanks for watching!
Lovely to see a windmill.
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Such a lovely bus route, this was so enjoyable to watch, thank you so much for this beautiful video.
Lovely villages/towns, countryside, gardens and to the bus driver there so many obstacles in the way many times, I even breathed in on some of the streets, lol kudo's bus driver you did great! Thanks for sharing.
thanks ... I am from calcutta (india) .... near about 70 yrs age... want more scenic bus route video
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Loved the way you panned the camera around to catch the man washing his car with the swing up doors. Thank you for making these videos, they are simply amazing.
I took a tea and cake break at Whitstable 😂 and was astonished at how different the light is down there. It really is amazing. I had no idea that Kent had such beautiful houses and so many different styles, painted clapboard, red tiles and deeper red roofs, some had huge windows and red tiled verandahs over the front door. All of them had wonderfully designed front gardens. Parts of Whitstable central reminded me of the less attractive parts of Alton town centre in Hampshire but nothing's perfect...except your videos.
You take us to places we might never visit and see how other people live, their homes, the seaside ( I live in landlocked Surrey) and all with a bird's-eye view.
Thanks a million. 🤩 Now I have to board the bus for the return journey through Canterbury. Au revoir. 👋🏻
Hope you enjoyed your day out, it’s not bad down here is it glad you enjoyed whitstable
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I was at that very bus station on Friday last week. Took a trip over to Canters from Folkestone to do the charity shops. Shame almost half of them have closed down. Was really quite shocked at how run down the city centre looked, especially the top end where Debenhams and Nasons used to be. So many empty premises. If you're in this area again, may I suggest the Folkestone (or Dover as that's where the bus starts) to Rye journey. It's a lovely trip across the Romney Marsh.
Love Romney marshes so much history you can almost feel it in the air
Sadly I agree about Canterbury (I grew up and went to school there in the 60s and 70s) It was considered quite a “posh” city in those days, and of course with the Cathedral was a big tourist destination. I was there just a couple of weeks ago and so sad to see the city centre almost derelict now in comparison. Such a shame the local council obviously must have lost control at some point.
Sitting here on the fourth of July, in Ontario Canada. Looking at this video on my 86 inch 4K tv, with the picture so clear, I feel that I can step right into the screen.
Love these videos but they are making me so homesick for mother England! Thank you for sharing and do keep these videos coming. Best wishes from an ex-pat Brit living in Maine USA 😀
Once lived in Faversham, so know Canterbury, Whistable and Herne Bay , reasonably well, I don't think these places have changed that much, great video. Well done.
Hey, I am planning to make a day tour in Canterbury from Londn and have no idea how to make the best out of it. I saw some videos on TH-cam where they only mentioned about Cathedral and river boat journey. Up until watching this video, I had no idea that there are so many beautiful places to visit around Canterbury.
Relaxing and fun, a chance to explore a country and culture I will never visit. Thank you WZ.
Try your best buddy, I'm sure its worth to visit
Very nice video! I keep coming back for more. Thank you for sharing! 😊
wow,,,reminds me of a time long ago , growing up in beautiful calif of the 50s, 60s, even some of the 70s: neat, tidy, clean and green, amazing skies, SAFE,,,,,,think of the 180 degree view of that as calif now..((..thk you for reminding me of my idyllic childhood....long may the memories reign. u all are doing something right u.k.))
Thank you for the tour. I may never get to visit this area in my lifetime, so really enjoyed your video. Love the houses and shops in Whitstable and Hernes Bay. Beautiful.
I Agree don't live in England but this is d Real England!
I was born in Whitstable 88 years ago and left 2 years later! I have been back once since ut would .ove to go again.
People here in 🇺🇲 doesn't respect the transportation services 🚇🚝🚅🚄🚌🚈🚎🚊 because many people have their own vehicles. Speed isn't much of a problem because all they received is a ticket or a fine. And many doesn't even have a license or proof of insurance. Just keep driving until you get caught. I noticed very few 🚓. That's different. No heavy lottering in public. Big difference in 🇺🇲. Thanks for the ride 🇺🇲🚌💨💨💨💨
Sorry maybe i miss read but are you saying our buses are stupid and it is better to use car?
🛑 Thanks for sharing another beautiful Bus ride 🔥
Watching from Canterbury, New Zealand. :)
You're really lucky to be living in such a calm and beautiful place with such low population, almost zero traffic and beautiful landscapes 🙂. In India where I live it's hard to find such empty roads even at 6am in the morning. But thanks for the virtual bus trip 🙂🙏
You need birth control policies and need to know what condom is as whole nation
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I swap places with you, I love India . Great country, culture and people ..in my opinion
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@@royferguson3909 You're definitely right about the culture and country, and people too for the most part 🙏🙂
Beautiful country. Panning not as smooth as usual? Different camera?
I always wait gor all comments to Marinayes but thanks free visit to a place I've always wanted to visit thanks alots .
Loved this video. Lovely scenery, hubby and I both loved the sections where the trees branches were hanging out over the road creating a beautiful scene.
What a nice ride (I think I've done this tour with another creator, but) Summer, villages, fields, suburbs, historic bldgs, great weather - good to see you getting out of London. Tx.
Beautiful coutryside.
I loved this bus ride the place is beautiful it makes you want to go live there, I'm in France in a city surrounded by concrete it's sad
OMG! its crazy road to drive on those roads you are something.
Watched as the bus went pasted my old house on Harbour Street in Whitstable, what memories, thank you 😊
Loved the 1950s American Chevrolet at about the 1:00:45 mark!
As a local it was great to see at 0.49 the guy in the black suit as he is a fixture at the bus station in Canterbury. I don't know his name but he always there with his notebook and pen and a friendly guy.
Just a shame they've been cutting some routes though making it harder when you rely on public transport.
Hey, I am planning to make a day tour in Canterbury from Londn and have no idea how to make the best out of it. I saw some videos on TH-cam where they only mentioned about Cathedral and river boat journey. Up until watching this video, I had no idea that there are so many beautiful places to visit around Canterbury.
What a lovely ride through such beautiful places. Especially Whitstable. I watched the
tv series which I loved. Thank you so much for taking me places I’ll probably never get
A chance to visit. Thank you for all your wonderful videos.
Lindos paisajes.
Nice journey, I used to study there and brings back those memories.....
Sunday service I guess as the bus only did half of Greenhill. 👍
This is my home route although I have never seen the road that clear of traffic lol and your sitting in my usual spot great view isn’t it. Must be Sunday the triangle only goes that route, right at the smugglers inn on a Sunday and the 6 is the usual bus going that way
yep I was just thinking, where are the queues of cars at every junction!
I absolutely love your videos!!! I'm obsessed with London my friend!!! Hope to visit soon!! Such beautiful sights!!!
Watching this brings back a lot of memories, thanks !
Your best one yet thank you so much. Are you going to do any most coast ones. I remember when you did the 700 Brighton to Littlehampton. Thank you Paul
Happy to call this area my home, great download
Your videos are always excellent and you know I am a follower……but where was the Bay and where was the sea?
Sea (estuary) at 30.57 can see the isle of Sheppy in distance!
Brilliant relaxing here recliner, thank you
Great vid!
Great stuff
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hi Wow Real England Best scenic route I've seen very long so put on again iwish i cud save this maybe i will type into Google! Cheers Traveller
Many thanks for this. Amazed as an old UKC graduate to find that Café des Amis is still open for business at 1:36:19 after more than thirty years, a real testament to good cooking in friendly surroundings.
Excellent video, thank you for your effort and time.
Evidently not a week day Monday to Friday those roads are packed with traffic at the time you set off so odd to me to see the road so empty it’s my route home. It’s fairly busy on a Saturday too so I’m guessing it’s a Sunday bus or over the jubilee bank holiday, I don’t think I’ve ever seen that journey so quiet on the roads lol
Wonderful! 🤩 I've been to all three towns, but never on the bus...
I love all your videos! This is my 2nd time looking at this video..Looks like an area I would love to live in if I lived there.
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Great ride! What is unique for us is that so few people or practically no people can be seen out on the roads.
As I am watching from a place teeming with people, the roads over there looks a little errie.
Correction - it was with you that I made this round trip prob 1 year ago. I recall because at 56:10 (and I remember) there is a man saying goodbye followed by his wife waving to the passing bus !! And also because at 31;47 there is a man cleaning a very exotic car (Lambo?McLaren?) in his front garden/yard.
Quite the view for a moment there at 1.29.12!
You should come to Bournemouth and go on the Purbeck Breezer, the most beautiful open top bus ride to Poole. Best sandy beaches and the second largest natural harbour in the world after Sydney.
Good trip. As a Kiwi however, I still struggle seeing cars parked on the roadside facing the oncoming traffic - something strictly illegal here in New Zealand!
Those steps are tricky for the lass with the pram.
The guy with white hair, and wearing a black suit at 0:50 is a bit of a local bus nerd. Hanging around that bus station, at all hours of the day and night for years. Seen him many times with his pen and pocket size notebook, taking down details of God knows what, and talking to the drivers.
Been hanging around for at least 20 years. First noticed him when i was at secondary school
He’s back at 1:33:09 lol
Oh my god same, I’ve always wondered what he’s doing!! He waves to them all the time, who is he?
Sturry Road is never that quiet how did that happen?
just saw 2/3 thatched roofs some parts Ireland still hv them amazing I haven't seen 1 PUB?!
Don’t think I’ve ever seen the roads so quiet.
What day and time was this filmed, its good but not truly representative of reality for traffic, nice to watch well done
There won't be any green or floral left if they keep building on land that should not be built on good bye greenery
Super smooth. These buses usually bump and rattle. How did you mount the camera? Looks like footage from the Pocket 2 but I could be wrong.
Very great video. Thanks for watching my videos 😍❤️
Those roads are insanely narrow for a bus and the trees were so low and close.
Great camera
Whitstable looks very quiet
I drive this route 5 times a week, this is amazingly quiet, what day and time was this pls?
I saw my house! 😁
So nice to see there is still some unspoiled and un-globalized part of Britain. Appreciate it while you can.
What time and what day was this filmed , most shops are shut, and hardly any traffic on the roads
I need one going anticlockwise, whitstable, herne bay, Canterbury?
Could I use your video for a video I am making about the end of the Triangle?
the firkin frog just passed a Pub???
How did you manage to choose a day where the roads are so empty?? It is usually bumper to bumper!
has to be a Sunday morning
Your videos are always excellent……but where was the bay and where was the sea.? Her e Bay is a sprawling
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Pity no captions re. name of places.
How does the uk fund it’s road projects?
Road construction is built and maintained by either the local council (e.g. London Borough of Merton), Local county council (e.g. Surrey County Council), the local "Passenger Transport Executive" if there is one (e.g. Transport for London or TfGM) and Highways/Motorways are funded by "Highways England" which receives funding from general taxation (e.g. fuel tax, income tax) and grants, subsidies from local authorities and the Westminster government. Some roads are privately owned mainly by street residents/property owners, government-owned companies such as Network Rail, utility companies (e.g. Thames Water) or other types of businesses (e.g. manufacturing) and may or may not be open to the government.
I hope this helps.
How much of old, early medieval Canterbury is buried beneath all of modern ugly?
Huh, triangle that went around via Westgate and Kingsmead Sainsbury's, how very odd.
What is this country
England, not Kent
@@sharon2508 Kent is the county, located in south-east England, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and is just south of London, Essex and west of Surrey, Sussex and North of France (Calais specifically)
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