Thank you for this amazing video. I'm a Hong Konger live in Eastbourne. A walk in the morning along the seafront is wonderful. If you choose a low tide time on some day, you can walk on soft sand which is awesome too!
Thank you for this video. I lived in Eastbourne 2007-2009. Beautiful memories. Walking home by the seafront late in the evening, winter time, lights on. Early morning summer breeze and scent of the sea, sun rising while looking for mussels. Princess park with swans and ducks. Beachy head with beautiful views and tiny lighthouse below. Feelings that stay in heart forever. Hope I can visit one day again.
All my childhood holidays were here.....there is a lot of sand when the tide goes out. When I was a child the beach was a good ten feet below the level of the prom; somewhere over the years; tons and tons of stones have built up the level of the beach. Happy memories of swimming; sand castles; friends; ripe peaches; hot sausage roll lunches or sausage and chips fetched from the town by my lovely Mother, and ice creams. In the late day it would be a walk to The Wish Tower green for ice cream sodas in tall glasses; or a game of crazy golf. Such happy times!! We used to stay in Polegate which was eight miles away. As a teenager the handsome deckchair attendants were good eye candy for me and my beach pals who lived locally!
As always another great walk. Some lovely looking buildings. Loved the sound of the sea. Think I saw a familiar face at the beginning 🤣. Keep on walking thank you 🚶🏻👍❤️
I live in Eastbourne and this was an interesting walk, but you need to go beyond the Bandstand for the best part. Towards Holywell is a nice wide promenade, lot of seats to enjoy the sea views and away from traffic noise with a lovely cafe at the end with outside seating.
I can highly recommend The Langham Hotel on the seafront (east of the pier) if you want somewhere friendly to stay. Excellent food too. If you are a solo traveller, as for room 226 - a single room with excellent views.
🤣 a large credit card bill and a car that’s on its last legs 🤣 hope you’re well Tim - thought the live stream you did the other night was so good. So professional as always - keep up the top work my friend and hopefully i will bump into you to buy you a beer again!
Perhaps you could do another walk of Eastbourne showing the loveliest part of the seafront. The route west of the pier and down to Holywell is delightful. The part you have selected does not show the town at its best.
if you want to walk on sand try full low tide where you walked Langham Hotel up to the Bandstand Great with the grandkids and kids alike then further up to the rock pools As for the ,God's waiting room it's tongue in cheek some of them oldies show the youngsters a thing or two
Thank you for this. Love the natural sound (no annoying music). I'm planning on moving there in the next couple of years (I lived just down the road in Seaford years ago). Looks like a gorgeous day there. Wish I was there already! 🙂 Just subscribed!
Those 'pebbles' serve a purpose... if we had just sand, the hotels on the front would be under water by now. The pebbles are part of our sea defences and are maintained and replenished most years via a huge ship out in the channel. There is sand as others have said at the other end of the front where you didnt go. The chalk is eroding fast down there though losing an average of 7cm a year.
wow...I thought it was maybe all North Sea Drift. When I was a child the beach was ten or 12 feet below the level of the prom!! Stones at the top but when the tide went out it was lovely sand.
im coming to Eastbourne in August and it does looks lovely . I was wondering what time of day is it best to park in the permit zones as one of the hotels im staying in gives you a permit ? in other words when do these spaces get full up lol
Depends on the hotel your staying at and also when in August as our Airshow takes place then over 4 days also. When Airbourne is on, a good chunk of the main promenades road and some roads running parallel to it are closed to traffic. Parking is one of the major issues we have here in town and the seafront sadly.
@@ennileah im staying at Breakers B&B for a couple of days in mid August which is further away from the pier and Shore View hotel for one day which is near to the pier
@@caroll3309 Parking around Shore View isnt easy at all. I dont believe they have their own car park either. People fill up the residential roads at the side, and behind the hotel too, so parking for residents is easily just as difficult. I would need to check where Breakers is.. but all of the roads going from Holywell down to the Sovereign Leisure Centre are used during high season by tourists, much to residents frustration. EDIT: Breakers is a little further up that Shore View
eastbourne has really gone downhill sadly, ive had to move because of the crime because of the 10 hotels housing immigrants. muggings , robery skyrocketed at the beginning of this year. crime in July was 513 reported, normally it is 100 to 200
I was astounded and quite shocked when I heard that Meads and area is called gods waiting room. I thought I was quite old 65 but the residents are well over 70. I moved quickly as Eastbournexhas no life .a neighbor when I was in Darley Road until I found a place to buy told me he shuts his door at 6 and stays put. Was quite surprised him coming from Guildford. Eastbourne does not cater for the young only for old
You must live in a different town to me! Eastbourne has transformed completely during my lifetime; I'm 36 now and it's unrecognisable from the 'God's waiting room' years of the 90s. Meads is full of retirees as they're the only ones with enough money to live there! 😄
Hah Hah; soon after beginning you see clearly painted in large capital white letters "NO CYCLING": then within an instant, a cyclist ( MALE!!) whizzes by .....
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Thank you for this amazing video. I'm a Hong Konger live in Eastbourne. A walk in the morning along the seafront is wonderful. If you choose a low tide time on some day, you can walk on soft sand which is awesome too!
Thank you for this video. I lived in Eastbourne 2007-2009. Beautiful memories. Walking home by the seafront late in the evening, winter time, lights on. Early morning summer breeze and scent of the sea, sun rising while looking for mussels. Princess park with swans and ducks. Beachy head with beautiful views and tiny lighthouse below. Feelings that stay in heart forever. Hope I can visit one day again.
Thank you for that. It was lovely to see the seafront and the pier. I live in Pevensey and haven't been on the pier for years.
Our pleasure!
All my childhood holidays were here.....there is a lot of sand when the tide goes out. When I was a child the beach was a good ten feet below the level of the prom; somewhere over the years; tons and tons of stones have built up the level of the beach. Happy memories of swimming; sand castles; friends; ripe peaches; hot sausage roll lunches or sausage and chips fetched from the town by my lovely Mother, and ice creams. In the late day it would be a walk to The Wish Tower green for ice cream sodas in tall glasses; or a game of crazy golf. Such happy times!! We used to stay in Polegate which was eight miles away. As a teenager the handsome deckchair attendants were good eye candy for me and my beach pals who lived locally!
Thank you for this lovely video!!❤ I used to go to school, in Eastbourne, I have wonderful memories of those years.....🎉
You’re welcome ❤️
Bello curate bene le riprese grazie
As always another great walk. Some lovely looking buildings. Loved the sound of the sea. Think I saw a familiar face at the beginning 🤣. Keep on walking thank you 🚶🏻👍❤️
I live in Eastbourne and this was an interesting walk, but you need to go beyond the Bandstand for the best part. Towards Holywell is a nice wide promenade, lot of seats to enjoy the sea views and away from traffic noise with a lovely cafe at the end with outside seating.
Holywell at dawn low tide is the most eerily beautiful spot on the entire South East Coast
Yeah, this guy missed out the best part of our seafront I think.
Thank you for sharing this video i living in Eastbourne about 6 years now it truly beautiful place to live
Absolutely
Lovely place!
I know it well my brother lives in Eastbourne. Thank you for the video.
Our pleasure!
I can highly recommend The Langham Hotel on the seafront (east of the pier) if you want somewhere friendly to stay. Excellent food too. If you are a solo traveller, as for room 226 - a single room with excellent views.
We love it so much we are moving there soon
Nice place!!
The signature white trainers make an appearance ^_^ Great vid, you need comfy footwear for these vids, keep up the great work :)
did you know that the film angus thongs and perfect snogging was filmed here. it does show what your filming in the film
And I thought I get about .. 😉 don't know how u manage it mate
🤣 a large credit card bill and a car that’s on its last legs 🤣 hope you’re well Tim - thought the live stream you did the other night was so good. So professional as always - keep up the top work my friend and hopefully i will bump into you to buy you a beer again!
@@GimbalWalkTV defo you to buddy
The average age of 71 which is quoted here applies only to the Meads area of the town. As at 2011 the average age of the town as a whole was 43.
Thank you for the clarification Carol - appreciated!
Perhaps you could do another walk of Eastbourne showing the loveliest part of the seafront. The route west of the pier and down to Holywell is delightful. The part you have selected does not show the town at its best.
Great quality video!!
Thank you Barry
if you want to walk on sand
try full low tide where you walked
Langham Hotel up to the Bandstand
Great with the grandkids and kids alike
then further up to the rock pools
As for the ,God's waiting room it's tongue in cheek
some of them oldies show the youngsters a thing or two
Walk from Windermere to bowness. Or a long video from Windermere to Ambleside. Thanks!
Thank you for this. Love the natural sound (no annoying music). I'm planning on moving there in the next couple of years (I lived just down the road in Seaford years ago). Looks like a gorgeous day there. Wish I was there already! 🙂 Just subscribed!
That man in the little box at 6:57 is called Zoltan. He does a very good fortune telling for a £1. He must live in that box.
Only one small area has the average age of 71 (Meads) otherwise the average age is pretty much like anywhere else with lots of young families too.
What 4K camera do you use?
Have you done a video in Swanage, Dorset
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Those 'pebbles' serve a purpose... if we had just sand, the hotels on the front would be under water by now. The pebbles are part of our sea defences and are maintained and replenished most years via a huge ship out in the channel.
There is sand as others have said at the other end of the front where you didnt go. The chalk is eroding fast down there though losing an average of 7cm a year.
wow...I thought it was maybe all North Sea Drift. When I was a child the beach was ten or 12 feet below the level of the prom!! Stones at the top but when the tide went out it was lovely sand.
@@christinesmylie7059 There is still sand at low tide. Check out the Eastbourne seafront webcam.
Have you ever been to Goole , Grimsby, etc
I have stayed in most of the Hotels and the Chairman of the EHA is also the Manager of the Grand Hotel.
Is the old amusement arcade not there anymore?
Not sure
All Video on Sea View, ? Where is Town Center ?
@@davyjones844 20 minute walk inside
Do you have one from Southampton?
Not yet - heading that way soon though!
im coming to Eastbourne in August and it does looks lovely . I was wondering what time of day is it best to park in the permit zones as one of the hotels im staying in gives you a permit ? in other words when do these spaces get full up lol
Depends on the hotel your staying at and also when in August as our Airshow takes place then over 4 days also. When Airbourne is on, a good chunk of the main promenades road and some roads running parallel to it are closed to traffic. Parking is one of the major issues we have here in town and the seafront sadly.
@@ennileah Thank you for letting me know
@@caroll3309 Your better to check with your hotel as to what roads it covers to be fair. Enjoy your holiday in our beautiful town :)
@@ennileah im staying at Breakers B&B for a couple of days in mid August which is further away from the pier and Shore View hotel for one day which is near to the pier
@@caroll3309 Parking around Shore View isnt easy at all. I dont believe they have their own car park either. People fill up the residential roads at the side, and behind the hotel too, so parking for residents is easily just as difficult. I would need to check where Breakers is.. but all of the roads going from Holywell down to the Sovereign Leisure Centre are used during high season by tourists, much to residents frustration.
EDIT: Breakers is a little further up that Shore View
Great place for retirees & undertakers.
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Ha ha hah..... don't think so!!!!!!
......and anti-social behaviour!!!!
@@Antpeople1 unfortunately very true !!!!!
@@galenmarick8850 Yes
A good video of EASTBOURNE - A walk along Eastbourne seafront and Eastbourne Pier - Filmed in 4K HDR!.💋💋💋💋💋💋
Glad you enjoyed it
I have never been to Eastbourne but I have drove passed it many times on the way to Hastings.
Worth stopping off for a wander for sure
How about Southsea near Portsmouth?
Good shout Alan - dont' think I've been there yet!
eastbourne has really gone downhill sadly, ive had to move because of the crime because of the 10 hotels housing immigrants. muggings , robery skyrocketed at the beginning of this year. crime in July was 513 reported, normally it is 100 to 200
That's nonsense. Crime figures were lower.
Nonsense.
That wasn’t the Eastbourne I live in thousands of people here yesterday
This was filmed at 10am on Monday in March thats why...
I was astounded and quite shocked when I heard that Meads and area is called gods waiting room. I thought I was quite old 65 but the residents are well over 70. I moved quickly as Eastbournexhas no life .a neighbor when I was in Darley Road until I found a place to buy told me he shuts his door at 6 and stays put. Was quite surprised him coming from Guildford. Eastbourne does not cater for the young only for old
You must live in a different town to me! Eastbourne has transformed completely during my lifetime; I'm 36 now and it's unrecognisable from the 'God's waiting room' years of the 90s. Meads is full of retirees as they're the only ones with enough money to live there! 😄
Absolute myth, Eastbourne is thriving for all ages. Bexhill is more gods waiting room.
Hah Hah; soon after beginning you see clearly painted in large capital white letters "NO CYCLING": then within an instant, a cyclist ( MALE!!) whizzes by .....
Happens all too often that!
Walk from Windermere to bowness. Or a long video from Windermere to Ambleside. Thanks!