Greetings Gemma and Simon. I have traveled along that route numerous times in the past. On occasions when the weather is pleasant and dry, I have even walked it. There are some stunning locations along the Wirral Way, especially if you venture slightly off the path. For an exceptional vantage point of The Wirral, where you can witness both Wales and Liverpool simultaneously, I recommend visiting Thurstaston Hill. It is not too far from Heswall, and I can offer directions if needed. Your video showcasing our stunning peninsula was greatly appreciated. Thank you.
What a lovely post! Looks like you had an idyllic day. I'm so happy you realized that a day away from work would be good for your soul. Most folks who work as diligently as you two are unable to maintain anything resembling a healthy work/life balance. I am SO happy for you. 😊
Ah! Finally! I learn that your ship is in the Dee Estuary and not the Mersey Estuary by you pointing out Caldy Beach, meaning that the other side of the estuary was my country of Wales. A very sore sight for this Welshman in Japan. I was brought up in the village of Glyndyfrdwy, 'glyn' meaning valley and 'Dyfrdwy' is the Welsh name for the Dee. I went to secondary school in Bala, which means 'a point where a river leaves a lake' (Llyn Tegid or commonly known in English as Bala Lake) and that river is the starting point of the River Dee. So, the river has an extra special meaning for me.
What another great video - I love the variety you provide. The range for those bikes was really good, especially for Simon with his heavier weigh . It’s obvious the bikes can take a beating based on the way Simon was riding - so fun to watch and such great scenery. Thanks you for great entertainment and experiencing the sore bun so we do not have that pain - you both look out for your viewers.
Thx for bringing us out and about. I appreciate very much the map showing the path, water and cities!!! Need just a little bit longer to review and understand. Good to have some diversity in the videos. 😊😊😊 Ken
I had a lump in my throat when you showed the route on the map and I saw Greasby right in the middle of it. I was born in Liverpool, but from age 4 to 14 we lived in Greasby after which we came to South Africa. You also passed pretty close to my old school - Calday Grange Grammar School - a long time ago that was (55 years).
I did Hooton Station to West Kirby, stunning route, im in to railway history as well as motorbikes, That section is mostly all the old steam railway, the stations and everything else like bridges and tunnels are intact and you pass through all of them, its well worth doing,. Im an above knee amputee and used a normal bike but im thinking about going electric to save my knee a bit.
Such a beautiful location on a sunny day and no one to disturb you and your thoughts. That’s rare nowadays. Thank you for showing a amazing part of the world.
18:04 I see drivers treat electric bikes the same way they treat all other cyclists (just drive straight at them, they will move). Lovely route. Made me want to visit the area, particularly the extent of off-road cycling.
That was close one as Simon was about to overtake Gemma as the car was coming. Electric or not one has to be aware of cars on the road as its of mixed use.
What a beautiful part of the world there, Great combination of picturesque coastal views & a perfect cycleway, I'd love an electric bike to do things like that. Love the bikes.
Just for intrest the small fishing boat used to anchor at Hoylake and was ripped away from her moaring in the big storm sank and was washed up on the prom where she has layed since
Thanks for sharing your ride. Beautiful scenery. It also helped me understand the relationship of SARINDA’s location to the mouth of the Dee river and Liverpool. I hope to see that area in person someday.
What a beautiful coastline! Gemma I haven't been on a bike since I was in my teens and I am a grandmother of sixteen now. Three years ago my husband purchased me an E-Bike and I still haven't gotten brave enough to give it a try. LOL. You made it look so easy that I might just have to give mine a try.
I've had a couple of electric bikes and I learnt on the first one, get a padded sprung saddle and keep the tyres pumped up the maximum recommended pressure. This gives you more comfort and allows the tyres to be less squishy leading to more range.
The 4th youtuberchannel I follow getting these bikes, they look fun. Maybe wwaith a few months to see if they come back in the video's and keep working ;-) great ride, always sad to see a stranded boat. Beautiful scenery
I lived in West Kirby and went to school in Hoylake. There used to be an open air swimming pool there. One thing I can remember when the sea went out was dead dogs that had drown, that was quite often as well. Are the seals still there near the golf course. This was in the late 60s very early 70s.
what a great addition, they will be so useful on the boat as well when you get to a port and need to shop or travel to explore! Have fun, stay safe, and keep having fun! Great bikes! You may feel it the next day if it has been a while and a padded seat cover is inexpensive.
At St Leonards we would pull our boat up on sleepers embedded in the pebbles with an old winch next to our beach hut. Those bangers and beans looked good too! PS Don't charge them inside in case of fire from the batteries.
The lovely Wirral, and it is, beautiful. There is a fantastic book "The Wirral Peninsula" by Norman Ellison. I'm sure I caught sight of Runcorn, there in your video. I didn't see Parkgate, which is a place that I find fascinating, though you did manage to film the Hilbre Island. Great to see you out and about, exploring, just relaxing, having some fun and escaping the daily grind. That was great, thank you both, big thumbs up.
Thanks for sharing your ride. The Wirral was one of our favourite places when I was growing up. I remember paddling in the pool at ahoy lake❤❤❤❤ From Tasmania Australia 😍
Как здорово наблюдать за вашим маленьким путешествием. У вас уже совсем весна, а у нас ещё снег, но скоро тоже достану свой велосипед и помчусь по лесам. Саймон очень круто делает разные трюки, запрыгивает на парапет и бревнышки, мастер!
@@stevefairbanks835 Hah! No, I do not think so. Some of the people around have gone crazy and echo the propaganda about evil Westerners who worship Satan, but there are also many who laugh at this and remember good relations with the West in the past. I enjoy watching Gemma and Simon's channel. I love the sea, ships and travel, as well as working with wood. I also have an old boat, but only 4 meters long (Polish-made Mewa) I'm sorry for my googletranslate English =)
You have your seats a little low. Your legs should almost lock out when the pedal is in the lowest position. It will be more comfortable and better on your joints. Loved the video.
What a Great video. Certainly bought a little lump to my throat seeing New Brighton again. Myself and my then girlfriend ( she was from Knowsley) used to go there quite a bit on our own and with my kids ( they are all adults now but they loved it there exploring the fort and museum and it had a great beach and plenty of rocks for going crabbing ) even my Girlfriend’s Mum and Dad,her daughter and her brothers kids went once ( two car loads ) and everyone had such a amazing time. Sadly our relationship was not as long as I would have loved but we had 6 and a half Years together and she was a amazing woman. The only problem we ever had as a Couple was one of my cars had its windows smashed and another one was stolen and used in a Ram Raid ! Luckily I wasn’t arrested but I did get questioned lol 😂. The thing is Gemma you really do remind me of my ex girlfriend so much,not sure if it’s just that accent but I think it’s something about the way Scousers are ( A Laff a minute 🤷♂️ ). Simon is a very lucky Man. I was going to ask the question ? How’s ya Bum ? And then you answer it in the Video. I would imagine that it was felt more after a couple of days,I haven’t rode a bike for years now and don’t intend to. I prefer something with a bigger Seating area,like a Car 😊 hehehe. Not seen that many of your videos lately about Sarinda but in the ones I have watched it is great that she is coming along slowly and you two make a great team in bringing her back to life. Just wanted you guys to know that I think you are a wonderful couple of people and a marvellous Couple and Family ❤
Hi Simon and Gemma, good to see you guys having a bit of fun after all the hard work you’ve been doing really love and appreciate you both. Keep up the good work. Love your videos Cliff from Logan city Queensland Australia from the big island
Perch rock fort was a Napoleonic fort that was rebuilt during the 1st and 2nd WW. Apparently it only ever shot once in anger and apparently against one of our own ships lol. In the 60s and 70s it was opened as a quirky sort of visitor centre, it was rough as a bears bottom in that it was dangerous but great fun for kids like me, the tower in the corner used to be a 2 storey lookout tower and was enclosed in and turned into a flat in the late 70s. There were underground casements and magazines to explore and 2 long tunnels out to 2 gun ports on the Mersey facing wall. Most of it was closed off later down to H&S but they had and I still think they have, was an aircraft museum mainly consisting of bits from local crash sites nearby. Under the fairground there are tunnels which were an ammunition factory during the war and later became a nightclub. They were doing tours up until recently but the Fort is doing ghost tours I believe at this very moment. Check it out on Facebook.
Where the boat on the concrete is, what you cant see due to high tide is another fibre glass yacht got stuck on the mud and then slowly taken and submerged by sand. I think the boat on the concrete broke its mooring in Meols and ended up where it is now.
That’s my dads boat primo and a hole in the hull was made during a storm because the mooring broke off and I still remember having a Greggs in it during the summer
Lovely video. Saddles look to be too low for both of you. If you want a lesson in riding in the sand watch “Itchy Boots” crossing the Sahara on her Honda CRF300L motorcycle. X
To funny even though we live in the beautiful Northern beaches of Sydney ,born and bred Manly all of my extended famliy lives in the Wirrell .Even my house was named after where my grandfather was from ,Tranmere
A heavier rider will draw more power and cut the range by quite a bit, you could reduce that if Simon uses a lower level of power assist on his bike but then he would have to pedal a bit harder to compensate, it's that or bring extra batteries. Happy cycling.
I've found, when kayaking in Florida, mosquitoes' seem to be territorial, for lack of a better term. Anyway, Gemma, speeding up, I find, works great. For flies & mosquitoes anyhow. No See ums, your better to have a fast motor!
How have I only just discovered your channel! I've lived on the wirral all my life.. Its a amazing place! The beach where you had took a wrong turn is called red rocks the rails are where one of the old life boats would leave from (also one from the side of hilbre Island) anyway I'm going to go back to the start of your channel and catch up with the ship! Can't wait... New subscriber 👍👍👍🚢🚢good luck
Alright guys I think you're ready for the Tour de France! Throw on some jerseys and spandex shorts grab a water bottle and just slide right in on the final stage! No one will ever suspect a thing. 😃
13:14 I’m glad you went that way because that little stretch from the road with the “Lighthouse” House at the end down to West Kirby is a lovely stretch of sand … although you might have struggled on the sand lol it’s pretty loose. This runs past the world famous Golf Course which the likes of Tiger Woods and many others played at over the years.
@@ShipHappensUK it is isnt it? So many people want that house, imagine the view from the top, be great to sit up,there on a warm summer evening with a few friends and some drinks… yeah baby!
I will definitely consider an electrical assisted bicycle when the time comes to hang up the Triumph but, as with cars etc, the battery range has to improve drastically. 😊
Lovely to see the Wirral guys thanks for taking us with you. Have you been to Parkgate and tried the ice creams at Nicholls? Delish.. we are bringing our caravan up and stopping at the Caravan site around June, wonder if I could pop down and see you both and Sarinda please? I shall have to come down in my eBike. If there is anything that you would like for the boat then please let me know and I will bring you a little gift. xx I will shut up now and stop commenting lol 😂
Electric bikes, I ride an Electric Unicycle. Looks to be a really good route to ride, pity I live in Cornwall. We do have some good routes as well though. Range anxiety, tell me about it, you can't pedal an EUC. You don't get a sore bum though. "Exploring Shipwrecks", that's harsh I thought you were doing quite well, sorry couldn't resist it!
Greetings Gemma and Simon. I have traveled along that route numerous times in the past. On occasions when the weather is pleasant and dry, I have even walked it. There are some stunning locations along the Wirral Way, especially if you venture slightly off the path. For an exceptional vantage point of The Wirral, where you can witness both Wales and Liverpool simultaneously, I recommend visiting Thurstaston Hill. It is not too far from Heswall, and I can offer directions if needed. Your video showcasing our stunning peninsula was greatly appreciated. Thank you.
A very beautiful day with a lot to see and no one got hurt. Plus no kids. It doesn't get much better than that. Thanks for the ride.
Ooooh...that looked fun! And how beautiful is that scenery.
Wow, all our yesterdays! I grew up in Hoylake and West Kirby and you've brought many memories flooding back of my home, now 5000 miles away.
What a lovely post! Looks like you had an idyllic day. I'm so happy you realized that a day away from work would be good for your soul. Most folks who work as diligently as you two are unable to maintain anything resembling a healthy work/life balance. I am SO happy for you. 😊
Ah! Finally! I learn that your ship is in the Dee Estuary and not the Mersey Estuary by you pointing out Caldy Beach, meaning that the other side of the estuary was my country of Wales. A very sore sight for this Welshman in Japan. I was brought up in the village of Glyndyfrdwy, 'glyn' meaning valley and 'Dyfrdwy' is the Welsh name for the Dee. I went to secondary school in Bala, which means 'a point where a river leaves a lake' (Llyn Tegid or commonly known in English as Bala Lake) and that river is the starting point of the River Dee. So, the river has an extra special meaning for me.
What another great video - I love the variety you provide. The range for those bikes was really good, especially for Simon with his heavier weigh . It’s obvious the bikes can take a beating based on the way Simon was riding - so fun to watch and such great scenery. Thanks you for great entertainment and experiencing the sore bun so we do not have that pain - you both look out for your viewers.
Great advert for the Wirral, which is a beautiful part of the world. What a lovely day for it too!
Yes it was!
Thank you. I enjoy riding with you. What beautiful country you live in. Looks relaxing. Good music. Thank you for sharing ⚓🤠
Thx for bringing us out and about. I appreciate very much the map showing the path, water and cities!!! Need just a little bit longer to review and understand. Good to have some diversity in the videos. 😊😊😊 Ken
Great to see another side of the two of you! A well deserved break!
I had a lump in my throat when you showed the route on the map and I saw Greasby right in the middle of it. I was born in Liverpool, but from age 4 to 14 we lived in Greasby after which we came to South Africa. You also passed pretty close to my old school - Calday Grange Grammar School - a long time ago that was (55 years).
I did Hooton Station to West Kirby, stunning route, im in to railway history as well as motorbikes, That section is mostly all the old steam railway, the stations and everything else like bridges and tunnels are intact and you pass through all of them, its well worth doing,. Im an above knee amputee and used a normal bike but im thinking about going electric to save my knee a bit.
What a lovely video! Loved the scenery, thanks for sharing.
Bravo again! Looking around the area is brilliant! I just love seeing the two of you and your genuine love you share. Loved seeing it all!!!!
That was wonderful! What beautiful coastline and right on your doorstep. Thank you for filming this extra segment, including the drone shots.
Such a beautiful location on a sunny day and no one to disturb you and your thoughts. That’s rare nowadays. Thank you for showing a amazing part of the world.
18:04 I see drivers treat electric bikes the same way they treat all other cyclists (just drive straight at them, they will move). Lovely route. Made me want to visit the area, particularly the extent of off-road cycling.
That was close one as Simon was about to overtake Gemma as the car was coming. Electric or not one has to be aware of cars on the road as its of mixed use.
Beautiful Adventure! It is Nice to see the two of you relaxing after all thr work you put into both the Boat and Sarlinda.
What a beautiful part of the world there, Great combination of picturesque coastal views & a perfect cycleway, I'd love an electric bike to do things like that. Love the bikes.
Always great to see a new place and there is no better way than to do it on a bike. Even if it is electric....
Just for intrest the small fishing boat used to anchor at Hoylake and was ripped away from her moaring in the big storm sank and was washed up on the prom where she has layed since
Thanks for the info, seen it a few times, sadly not much left of her other than the hull form.
Thanks both, that was beautiful, so peaceful and relaxing.
Our pleasure!
Thanks for sharing your ride. Beautiful scenery. It also helped me understand the relationship of SARINDA’s location to the mouth of the Dee river and Liverpool. I hope to see that area in person someday.
Next time, pop in to the Plasterer's arms in Hoylake - great little pub. Good beers.
What a beautiful coastline! Gemma I haven't been on a bike since I was in my teens and I am a grandmother of sixteen now. Three years ago my husband purchased me an E-Bike and I still haven't gotten brave enough to give it a try. LOL. You made it look so easy that I might just have to give mine a try.
Thank you for taking us with you on your adventure
I've had a couple of electric bikes and I learnt on the first one, get a padded sprung saddle and keep the tyres pumped up the maximum recommended pressure. This gives you more comfort and allows the tyres to be less squishy leading to more range.
The 4th youtuberchannel I follow getting these bikes, they look fun. Maybe wwaith a few months to see if they come back in the video's and keep working ;-) great ride, always sad to see a stranded boat. Beautiful scenery
Nice , very refreshing. Thank you for the tour.
Great video! Looks like a nice place to visit. Lots of people out enjoying the scenery and the nice day.
I lived in West Kirby and went to school in Hoylake. There used to be an open air swimming pool there. One thing I can remember when the sea went out was dead dogs that had drown, that was quite often as well. Are the seals still there near the golf course. This was in the late 60s very early 70s.
A very nice change of pace and nice to see you two get a little break.
what a great addition, they will be so useful on the boat as well when you get to a port and need to shop or travel to explore! Have fun, stay safe, and keep having fun! Great bikes! You may feel it the next day if it has been a while and a padded seat cover is inexpensive.
Made a pleasant change from the hard grind of boatwork and it look like you had a good time as well :-) 👍👍
It’s good to see you guys out having a good time, I enjoy riding my bike on trails .
When we lived at RAF Kirby married quarters. I went to West Kirby Primary school.
This looks like great fun!
At St Leonards we would pull our boat up on sleepers embedded in the pebbles with an old winch next to our beach hut. Those bangers and beans looked good too! PS Don't charge them inside in case of fire from the batteries.
The lovely Wirral, and it is, beautiful. There is a fantastic book "The Wirral Peninsula" by Norman Ellison.
I'm sure I caught sight of Runcorn, there in your video.
I didn't see Parkgate, which is a place that I find fascinating, though you did manage to film the Hilbre Island.
Great to see you out and about, exploring, just relaxing, having some fun and escaping the
daily grind.
That was great, thank you both, big thumbs up.
We missed Park Gate as we set off from Heswall
Thanks for sharing your ride. The Wirral was one of our favourite places when I was growing up. I remember paddling in the pool at ahoy lake❤❤❤❤ From Tasmania Australia 😍
Thanks for the pleasant tour.
Our pleasure!
Nice one
Always enjoy vids of my home area, Birkenhead, havn´t been there for over 30 years now
Thanks for taking us on that ride.
Как здорово наблюдать за вашим маленьким путешествием. У вас уже совсем весна, а у нас ещё снег, но скоро тоже достану свой велосипед и помчусь по лесам.
Саймон очень круто делает разные трюки, запрыгивает на парапет и бревнышки, мастер!
Hi where are you from?
@@stevefairbanks835 Hi! I am from Siberia (East region of Russia)
@@Темар-к1ы hello and welcome. You obviously don’t think all westerners are bad then
Simon is extremely cool. AND - he's never invaded Ukraine! We should all be more like him.
@@stevefairbanks835 Hah! No, I do not think so. Some of the people around have gone crazy and echo the propaganda about evil Westerners who worship Satan, but there are also many who laugh at this and remember good relations with the West in the past. I enjoy watching Gemma and Simon's channel. I love the sea, ships and travel, as well as working with wood. I also have an old boat, but only 4 meters long (Polish-made Mewa)
I'm sorry for my googletranslate English =)
You have your seats a little low. Your legs should almost lock out when the pedal is in the lowest position. It will be more comfortable and better on your joints. Loved the video.
Thank you for the wonderful tour of your area.
Thanks!
Thank you so much Greg!! Xxx
Nice to see there is more then mud!
What a Great video.
Certainly bought a little lump to my throat seeing New Brighton again.
Myself and my then girlfriend ( she was from Knowsley) used to go there quite a bit on our own and with my kids ( they are all adults now but they loved it there exploring the fort and museum and it had a great beach and plenty of rocks for going crabbing ) even my Girlfriend’s Mum and Dad,her daughter and her brothers kids went once ( two car loads ) and everyone had such a amazing time.
Sadly our relationship was not as long as I would have loved but we had 6 and a half Years together and she was a amazing woman.
The only problem we ever had as a Couple was one of my cars had its windows smashed and another one was stolen and used in a Ram Raid ! Luckily I wasn’t arrested but I did get questioned lol 😂.
The thing is Gemma you really do remind me of my ex girlfriend so much,not sure if it’s just that accent but I think it’s something about the way Scousers are ( A Laff a minute 🤷♂️ ).
Simon is a very lucky Man.
I was going to ask the question ? How’s ya Bum ? And then you answer it in the Video. I would imagine that it was felt more after a couple of days,I haven’t rode a bike for years now and don’t intend to.
I prefer something with a bigger Seating area,like a Car 😊 hehehe.
Not seen that many of your videos lately about Sarinda but in the ones I have watched it is great that she is coming along slowly and you two make a great team in bringing her back to life.
Just wanted you guys to know that I think you are a wonderful couple of people and a marvellous Couple and Family ❤
Oh what a great video ! Loved seeing some of the area where you are.
Glad you enjoyed it
thanks for the tour,,, loved it
Our pleasure!
Hi Simon and Gemma, good to see you guys having a bit of fun after all the hard work you’ve been doing really love and appreciate you both. Keep up the good work. Love your videos Cliff from Logan city Queensland Australia from the big island
Perch rock fort was a Napoleonic fort that was rebuilt during the 1st and 2nd WW. Apparently it only ever shot once in anger and apparently against one of our own ships lol. In the 60s and 70s it was opened as a quirky sort of visitor centre, it was rough as a bears bottom in that it was dangerous but great fun for kids like me, the tower in the corner used to be a 2 storey lookout tower and was enclosed in and turned into a flat in the late 70s. There were underground casements and magazines to explore and 2 long tunnels out to 2 gun ports on the Mersey facing wall. Most of it was closed off later down to H&S but they had and I still think they have, was an aircraft museum mainly consisting of bits from local crash sites nearby.
Under the fairground there are tunnels which were an ammunition factory during the war and later became a nightclub. They were doing tours up until recently but the Fort is doing ghost tours I believe at this very moment. Check it out on Facebook.
Love the video, you went past us at Leasowe Bay walking our Westie but looks like we didn’t make the edit. Looking forward to some more of your work
Well done.
Thanks for the ride!! Loved it.❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantasic weather and a gourgeuos bike route! Nice break from all the hard work. 😊
Yes it was!
Simon, i would actually indeed save that boat, as it could be a Sarindas Tender
Excellent idea nice to see ~ great entertainment again Thank you
Just traced your route on Google Earth. So cool to see Sarinda sitting in the estuary!! ( 53°19'33.25"N 3° 7'33.84"W )
I wondered why I recognised all the place names having never travelled to the area, Of course it was the excellent tv show “Watching”
Are there a lot of abandoned wrecks around Sarinda? I would love a video of those being cleaned up.
The blue ship at 7:07 is my dads friends boat and when the tide is out you can see my dads boat sunken in the mud behind those rocks
Where the boat on the concrete is, what you cant see due to high tide is another fibre glass yacht got stuck on the mud and then slowly taken and submerged by sand. I think the boat on the concrete broke its mooring in Meols and ended up where it is now.
That’s my dads boat primo and a hole in the hull was made during a storm because the mooring broke off and I still remember having a Greggs in it during the summer
thank you for sharing your beautiful country side. Very charming.
Our pleasure!
Lovely video. Saddles look to be too low for both of you. If you want a lesson in riding in the sand watch “Itchy Boots” crossing the Sahara on her Honda CRF300L motorcycle. X
To funny even though we live in the beautiful Northern beaches of Sydney ,born and bred Manly all of my extended famliy lives in the Wirrell .Even my house was named after where my grandfather was from ,Tranmere
It was a beautiful ride.
There are nice pubs too! 😁
You can get through to Chester, pretty much on cycle paths, would be great on the e-bikes from where you are.
One road all the way lovely on a summer's day ☀️
A heavier rider will draw more power and cut the range by quite a bit, you could reduce that if Simon uses a lower level of power assist on his bike but then he would have to pedal a bit harder to compensate, it's that or bring extra batteries. Happy cycling.
I've found, when kayaking in Florida, mosquitoes' seem to be territorial, for lack of a better term. Anyway, Gemma, speeding up, I find, works great. For flies & mosquitoes anyhow. No See ums, your better to have a fast motor!
How have I only just discovered your channel! I've lived on the wirral all my life.. Its a amazing place! The beach where you had took a wrong turn is called red rocks the rails are where one of the old life boats would leave from (also one from the side of hilbre Island) anyway I'm going to go back to the start of your channel and catch up with the ship! Can't wait... New subscriber 👍👍👍🚢🚢good luck
Welcome aboard!! X
Alright guys I think you're ready for the Tour de France! Throw on some jerseys and spandex shorts grab a water bottle and just slide right in on the final stage! No one will ever suspect a thing. 😃
What a surprise. I live in New Brighton, but in the US.
I new there was one in the UK but had no idea where.
I know those bikes…they’re quite good. That was a fun day.
It really was! We enjoyed it so much!
@@ShipHappensUK the huge smiles told the story. So glad you had some time to enjoy your surroundings.
Nice ride m8s, bikes looked, the view was even better. Good/deserved day off from Sarinda, back to work tomorrow?
13:14 I’m glad you went that way because that little stretch from the road with the “Lighthouse” House at the end down to West Kirby is a lovely stretch of sand … although you might have struggled on the sand lol it’s pretty loose. This runs past the world famous Golf Course which the likes of Tiger Woods and many others played at over the years.
The LightHouse house was amazing!
The LightHouse house was amazing!
@@ShipHappensUK it is isnt it? So many people want that house, imagine the view from the top, be great to sit up,there on a warm summer evening with a few friends and some drinks… yeah baby!
I moved to the Wirral 6 years ago, and i still haven't done the Wirral Way completely
A very relaxing video! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I will definitely consider an electrical assisted bicycle when the time comes to hang up the Triumph but, as with cars etc, the battery range has to improve drastically. 😊
My bike will do over 100 k
I always thought that the Wirral was in Liverpool! but then, I am in Africa.
Nice peaceful change
Glad you like it
Wirral a beautiful place
I used to race 2 stroke motocross back in my 20s I would break like a twig if I crashed now at 58 so maybe an electric bike would be fun .
Loved your bike ride Iam fazakerley the some great bike on this sit 😊
I have walked this many a time for charity, snow wind rain and sunshine all in one day.
Lovely to see the Wirral guys thanks for taking us with you. Have you been to Parkgate and tried the ice creams at Nicholls? Delish.. we are bringing our caravan up and stopping at the Caravan site around June, wonder if I could pop down and see you both and Sarinda please? I shall have to come down in my eBike. If there is anything that you would like for the boat then please let me know and I will bring you a little gift. xx I will shut up now and stop commenting lol 😂
Depending on what dates that should be fine, but the fishing competition is in June
@@ShipHappensUK oh yeah, hey hope all goes well and with the preparations I’ll touch base again after the event
Jolly Good. CHEERS
Get yourselves out to Hilbre Island guys it’s brill
Electric bikes, I ride an Electric Unicycle. Looks to be a really good route to ride, pity I live in Cornwall. We do have some good routes as well though. Range anxiety, tell me about it, you can't pedal an EUC. You don't get a sore bum though. "Exploring Shipwrecks", that's harsh I thought you were doing quite well, sorry couldn't resist it!
04/11/2023 Hello Ship. Cool video. Isn't the world very pretty. Don
I think you kids need to lift your seats up a bit 😊 love your show 😊
I'd love to do a bit to help. I lived in Warrington for a while near the Great Sankey canal so I know the area somewhat
We have still snow and the sea is frozen!
Walked the Wirral way many times from Seacombe to queens ferry
don't worry about going the wrong way on your bikes. Who's navigating out of the estuary?...😁😁
your saddle is far to low, its ok when you almost can stretch your leg pedaling. you lose a lot of power this way.
Weird waves!