One place I would go and spend sometime is the "The Mill Hotel." Looks like a wonderful place to hike and take photos. I'm sure many people love your videos because, like me they will probably never travel to the Europe. It is nice to be able to enjoy the shops, buildings and people. Thank you... Hi from Sandpoint, Idaho USA.
Hello friend, quite agree the Mill hotel was perfect at the end of a long walk, they serve a nice drop of ale and the view of the cows paddling was just the ticket. It's our hope to bring these places to your and to other folks door, so it's great to know they are being enjoyed. We feel the same about Sandpoint, it's been really interesting to get to know the place through you. Happy to have stayed in touch.
Thanks for taking this video! I stayed at the mill hotel, it was super inexpensive (around $65 a night) and the views out the window were amazing, as were the morning walks along the streams! Loved it there! Be sure to visit lavenham as long as you’re near there. I’m sorry I
It’s not really hiking as much as a picturesque long stroll in the meadows with swans and cows:] The only reason I ended up in Sudbury during my trip to Europe was because of the Iceland volcano ash stopping planes from flying for a week or 2. I didn’t want to stay in bustling London so I looked up “quaint villages in England”. It did not disappoint. Sudbury is super reasonable and an easy trip on the train. Everything is within walking distance from the hotel. I met a couple of guys there at a pub and we hung around for a week. One of them was kind enough to suggest I travel out to Lavenham for the day while he spent the day working out there. I spent the day looking at old crooked buildings, the cutest cottages with lush, colorful landscaping and thatched roofs, then got a bottle of champagne and drank while I hiked the hills and meadows. Btw…one of the guys told me how much he hates hearing people describe the village as “quaint” cuz it’s so overused (and now I feel a tinge of shame any time I use the word). I didn’t tell him that’s how I ended up there via my google search!
How much would our ancestors have loved this, a walking tour, before the long haul there! Very helpful, thank you! Yes, I am going to be in this area, in May 2023; from Maui, Hawaii, and looking forward to mingling with you all! Love, Aloha, Claire + my dog, Tarkina.
Aloha, Claire and Tarkina! Well how interesting that you'll be visiting from Maui, Hawaii. I do hope you enjoy your trip to Suffolk and this helps to give you a picture of it before you come. As you say our ancestors would most certainly been amazed at such things. Here to some good weather for you!
Oh wow, I lived here from 2012 to 2017 before we moved to Australia. We are now planning on moving back to Sudbury maybe next year. Thank you for sharing this, it’s great to see the market is still thriving and there’s some new shops too. It makes me realise how much I miss the place.
Hello there friend, what a pleasure to hear that this helped to bring back some happy memories to you. Very much hope that the move goes well for you. All the best to you.
You know just how to make my day! I love how vibrant colors are in this video.❤💯💢💛 Such a scenic view ,looks great. Impressive upload. You continue to impress me. You make the small things count.🤩😂
Well done sharing this walk in old Sudbury in Suffolk 😄👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍 Was born in Sudbury in 1958….now I live abroad….despite that….I like to visit Suffolk and Norfolk each year…all those beautiful villages…pubs (with the best choice of beer in the World)….antique shops and the countryside too 😊🇬🇧
Ah you're most welcome friend. I hope this walk made you feel a little more connected. when you can't be there. Very happy to bring it to you across the miles. Hope you enjoy your next trip just as much. Thanks for dropping by.
@@LivingWalks It was my paternal grandfather's mum and her parents. My grandfather was born in Australia after they emigrated here. Family history is a lot easier to trace now with the internet,and it's really interesting.. I also love the walks like yours. They enable many of us to visit with you. Thank you.
I felt some anxiety for you as you walked along a very narrow sidewalk along the street along which cars were racing at great speed. So I breathed a sigh of relief when you turned into a relatively safe alley...
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One place I would go and spend sometime is the "The Mill Hotel." Looks like a wonderful place to hike and take photos.
I'm sure many people love your videos because, like me they will probably never travel to the Europe. It is nice to be able to enjoy the shops, buildings and people. Thank you... Hi from Sandpoint, Idaho USA.
Hello friend, quite agree the Mill hotel was perfect at the end of a long walk, they serve a nice drop of ale and the view of the cows paddling was just the ticket. It's our hope to bring these places to your and to other folks door, so it's great to know they are being enjoyed. We feel the same about Sandpoint, it's been really interesting to get to know the place through you. Happy to have stayed in touch.
Thanks for taking this video! I stayed at the mill hotel, it was super inexpensive (around $65 a night) and the views out the window were amazing, as were the morning walks along the streams! Loved it there! Be sure to visit lavenham as long as you’re near there. I’m sorry I
Sounds like fun. Wish I was there. Snowing here in Idaho. Yuk!
It’s not really hiking as much as a picturesque long stroll in the meadows with swans and cows:] The only reason I ended up in Sudbury during my trip to Europe was because of the Iceland volcano ash stopping planes from flying for a week or 2. I didn’t want to stay in bustling London so I looked up “quaint villages in England”. It did not disappoint. Sudbury is super reasonable and an easy trip on the train. Everything is within walking distance from the hotel. I met a couple of guys there at a pub and we hung around for a week. One of them was kind enough to suggest I travel out to Lavenham for the day while he spent the day working out there. I spent the day looking at old crooked buildings, the cutest cottages with lush, colorful landscaping and thatched roofs, then got a bottle of champagne and drank while I hiked the hills and meadows. Btw…one of the guys told me how much he hates hearing people describe the village as “quaint” cuz it’s so overused (and now I feel a tinge of shame any time I use the word). I didn’t tell him that’s how I ended up there via my google search!
Sound like so much fun! Thank you for the info.
Join us for a walk through Gainsborough's home town of Sudbury in Suffolk.
How much would our ancestors have loved this, a walking tour, before the long haul there! Very helpful, thank you! Yes, I am going to be in this area, in May 2023; from Maui, Hawaii, and looking forward to mingling with you all!
Love, Aloha, Claire + my dog, Tarkina.
Aloha, Claire and Tarkina! Well how interesting that you'll be visiting from Maui, Hawaii. I do hope you enjoy your trip to Suffolk and this helps to give you a picture of it before you come. As you say our ancestors would most certainly been amazed at such things. Here to some good weather for you!
Oh wow, I lived here from 2012 to 2017 before we moved to Australia. We are now planning on moving back to Sudbury maybe next year. Thank you for sharing this, it’s great to see the market is still thriving and there’s some new shops too. It makes me realise how much I miss the place.
Hello there friend, what a pleasure to hear that this helped to bring back some happy memories to you. Very much hope that the move goes well for you. All the best to you.
@@LivingWalks thank you 🙏🏻
It looked so idyllic by the pond at the end - seeing the cows wading out for a drink! Lovely place...
Hi RBS, yes and the Mill is a lovely place to have a pint and watch it all roll by. Thanks for dropping by.
What a quintessential market town, it looks very liveable. Interesting to have the subtitled guide too. Loved the area at the end, very Constable.
Glad you enjoyed it MA, yes it does evoke a Constable moment doesn't it. All the best to you.
@@LivingWalks do you live in Sudbury? I’m wondering if you know one of the guys I met there?
@@jackiecartwright9343 Hi Jackie, no we live around an hour away in Leigh on sea!
It's been a while I walked with you! But I came back 😊
What a nice start of walk!!! 😊
Such a wonderful place!!! 😊
Thank you, Living Walks! 😊
Well hello there friend, it's been a while, how are you, well I hope. I'll have to pop by to your channel and see what's new!
@@LivingWalks We are ok! And hope, that you are too 😊 We will be waiting for and keep watching your walks 😊
@@GoodWalkers You too friend, and if you ever feel like a footage exchange colab' just let us know!
You know just how to make my day!
I love how vibrant colors are in this video.❤💯💢💛
Such a scenic view ,looks great.
Impressive upload.
You continue to impress me.
You make the small things count.🤩😂
Thank you fellow travellers, it's always such a joy to receive your message. All the very best to you.
The footage is very beautiful. Impressive ambient sound
Thank you for sharing this interesting video!❤️
I've been enjoying your Vietnam walks too, very peaceful and enjoyable. Good to have connected with you fellow walker.
Well done sharing this walk in old Sudbury in Suffolk 😄👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍 Was born in Sudbury in 1958….now I live abroad….despite that….I like to visit Suffolk and Norfolk each year…all those beautiful villages…pubs (with the best choice of beer in the World)….antique shops and the countryside too 😊🇬🇧
Ah you're most welcome friend. I hope this walk made you feel a little more connected. when you can't be there. Very happy to bring it to you across the miles. Hope you enjoy your next trip just as much. Thanks for dropping by.
It was a good day when you walk around this place. Thanks. See you again
You're most welcome, thanks for taking the time to be in touch. All the best to you.
This walk took me back to my childhood, born in Sudbury 1952. Left in 1961 when the family moved.
Hello there Dave, what a pleasure to hear that this brought back memories to you, hope they were happy ones. Best wishes to you.
We just spent almost a month in bury st Edmunds, we walked everywhere. Loved the place and the people!
Ah, glad to bring a little of it back to you. Thanks for dropping by.
I haven’t been to any places in Europe
This place looks like a great place to walk around and explore
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for visiting. Pleased to bring it to you. Best wishes and greetings from the UK!
enjoyed another awesome video!
Thank you friend, how are things with you?
+1 follower here! Thanks for the great upload!
Thanks HTT! A pleasure to hear from you.
My home town. I miss it
Ah hope you'll be back again someday Ruth.
As all the times! Top video! Great job !
Glad you like them SAZ Travel, glad to connect with you.
This is my ancestors home town. It looks lovely.
Same here in a way Judith, my Grandparents grew up there!
@@LivingWalks It was my paternal grandfather's mum and her parents. My grandfather was born in Australia after they emigrated here.
Family history is a lot easier to trace now with the internet,and it's really interesting.. I also love the walks like yours. They enable many of us to visit with you. Thank you.
Looks nice..all space is clean at subury village 👍
Pleased to bring it to you. Best wishes to you JoEp!
beauty sun day in Uk!
Pleased to bring it to you. Best wishes to you E!
My home town , lived there for 37 years before moving to Kent.
Morning shortshins, hope this brought back a memory or two of your time there? All the best and thanks for dropping by.
I felt some anxiety for you as you walked along a very narrow sidewalk along the street along which cars were racing at great speed. So I breathed a sigh of relief when you turned into a relatively safe alley...
Oh ha ha, thank you 791, they were rather racing along that day for some reason!
enjoy it while it last..... diversity is slowly killing it off...
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Nice to see The Black Boy, still and always will be The Black Boy to anyone from Sudbury f#ck the woke.
Thanks for dropping by Robert.