Retired Life TV stems from a short series of TV programmes produced by Chris Gosling's Serious Leisure TV production company.
It is designed to give retired people an interesting mix of factual information, specific news, and leisure and relaxation advice. Over coming weeks and months, the plan is to build a foundation from which we can go on to make a half-hour magazine programme every week, for online and perhaps Sky minority channel broadcast.
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We love the Devonshire. Back from there yesterday with Daish's holidays.was there 6 times last year.
Comeback from Torquay yesterday. Stayed at Devonshire hotel with Daish's Holidays
My favorite beach. Can't believe you only have 7 likes.
Shame you cant pronounce loxxs properly and insist on lokks
🫵🫵🫵 Daish Holidays! TRAITORS! to this country 👎👎👎😳😳😳😡😡😡
I've been with Lochs and Glens Holidays for 12 years now. I enjoy the time on the coach and regard it as part of my holiday
really enjoyed your film of Torquay
Thanks for putting the vid together. Done a good job. Not sure I would go there though.
The Devonshire hotel looking like something out of an Agatha Christie novel set in the nineteen fifties. Looking tired and in need of an update. Still as long as you enjoyed it ,that’s all that matters. 😂😂
Hmm! Now not part of Lochs and Glens. It was sold off some years ago. But I am still fond of that hotel. Art Deco in design and still popular with many people today.
DV Scotland Weekly Net information. This is a Short Video, About The Weekly Nets, That Are Carried By The DV Scotland Network. kzread.info/dash/bejne/l6GI2dyGc6SpY6w.html
On to 2022,... there are still gaps between buildings!!
Delayed by bad weather for a Dover crossing, I holed for one night at the Grand Burstin around 12 years ago. What a shocker of an hotel, as your room footage shows. I think I must have stayed when they had a Travellers Night special, because that's what many of the guests looked like. Never again. A shame, as I enjoyed many holidays in Folkestone as a child, in the 1960s. It seemed a fabulous and stylish place before they pulled down a number of fine Victorian and Edwardian hotels and put things like the Burstin in their place.
super program
harry shaw coaches are a disgrace - I will never travel with them - rude offensive driver who calls people loonies and tells them to go back to looney farm - DISGRACE kzread.info/dash/bejne/jKCupch7qdLYmco.html
harry shaw coaches are a disgrace - I will never travel with them - rude offensive driver who calls people loonies and tells them to go back to looney farm - DISGRACE kzread.info/dash/bejne/jKCupch7qdLYmco.html
Thank you . Lovely , well informed commentary and really great insight into the coach travelling holidays . Really enjoyed it .
Stayed here many times, love the house and grounds, the meals are ok for the money
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Lovely little video, but it is a village not a town. Thanks for posting
My geography teacher sent us this video
Lol I know this one he real ugly and scrawny
Lol this guy ugly irl
Leave him alone, he is a beautiful specimen
@@jamiethomson8633 you smell nice damn
Ways to feel more confident
Was there yesterday Monday 14 2020 September
What a lovely commentary. Lovely to listen to.
Went to New Beach as a child with my family in both '75 and '80. Many happy memories. They used to have large clown faces on the walls of the club house. And the Neptune pub is still there after all these years. :-)
I was there when you holidayed there and also remember the clown faces. The unique 80 year old clubhouse shown here was demolished by Park Holidays and replaced with a large metal shed with a dance floor probably about the size of your living room, so no more of the Space Hopper races or other activities that took place in the old large ballroom. There's extensive roads and tarmac throughout the site now and none of the large green spaces that you could kick a ball around, play or relax in as the corporate owners cram ever more caravans in to maximise pitch revenue. I wouldn't dare to walk from a caravan to the swimming pool barefoot now like I used to.
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Indeed! I have been on that tour! And certainly it's not unrecomended. Several years ago. I have some fond recollection of Inverary (pronounced: in-ver-air-ra!) Common mistake with the pronunciation of that town's name! It's written with the 'y's but pronounced without them! Easy to miss on. I didn't know that until last year of 2019.
why is there always a scum ned in the pictures from glasgow, they are a total embarrisment to normal scottish people.
Hi i dont usually book coach trips but when you book a trip to the Isle of Wight do you get to do your own thing or do they make you travel by coach every where/everyday?
With this company, you decide if you want to go on the coach outing or not each day. We went on one of the coach days which cost around £10 each, and after that went on the local buses - free with bus pass!
Going on holiday here next week Thanks for the infromation
I was at this pontins in 1982 . It looks similar to how I remember . I loved the cafeteria food . I enjoyed this video very much , you seem nice. It’s very calming and nostalgic .
Run down fuck off
its the Kelvingrove museum. I don't know if you actually visited? Its free to enter and is a must when you come back.
The buses are good; however we lost our subsidised bus service in the village where I live on the Island - a reason given by our councillor, was "Blame all the tourists coming here using their bus passes"...
However I do use mine on the mainland, so I guess I'm getting my own back?....lol
Amazing place! Thanks a lot.
Great place to visit 🚜🚜🚜👍👍👍
Great video and a good ad for St Katherine's Dock
What's the name of the coach company I'm thinking of going on a coach tour next year to cornwall..i.e. Padstow port issac etc I live in the north west so need one local ..
This guy said new quay was run down
Go on fella
We visited this place last week, very nice. But we timed it badly the weather was very windy and showery.
Thank you for this very imformative video i was planing on booking a caravan here but was in two minds as i thought it might be a small resort amongst housing.This looks perfect right next to the sea a good size swimming pool,shop and spacious caravans. Thank you
"The centre of town is really lovely"? Whoa, you either live in a bombed out city in Syria, or have been totally drunk when you visited!
Go to Dover town center and you'll realise that Folkestone is lovely.
i worked at aston hall from 1989 to 1994 as a security officer. entrance to the hall used to be free and you could wonder round the hall at your own leisure, with security staff being posted in every other room in the hall who were more than happy to answer any of your questions about a room, and the history of the hall when i worked there, now a days i believe you are charged about £6 per adult for a one hour tour (not worth the price of the guided tour at all ) . you dont get to see half of the rooms now a days during that tour, you are rushed around the hall thus one does not get to view each room properly !!. the childrens nursery the house keepers room, the yellow room near dicks garrent, the Chinese room and vest-able rooms are all missed out and closed to the public now a days, you are not told about or shown the priests hide behind the wooden chair at the bottom of the grand oak stair case -- there are 4 different stories about the priest hide one being that there is meant to be a tunnel running from the hall down to the church which was used as a escape route for the family when the hall was attacked by round head soldiers,, another is that it was once the original entrance to the wine cellars under the hall, another is that it was just a hidden storage room , another involving another story of a tunnel that went under the hall and came out some where near the back of the halls stable block and the final story that it was a priest hide which the holte family used to hide in when the hall was attacked by round head soldiers !! your not told about or shown the cannon ball damage to the wall and the stair Bannister on the grand oak stair case. plus the tour guides who show you around the hall are and seem to be far less knowable about the hall then what we had to be in my days when i worked at the hall - for example a another visitor who was on a tour when i visited the hall as a visitor on a tour in 2016 asked what the box mangle ( seen in the kitchen area of the hall ) was for and how it worked, i had to explain to this other visitor what it was used for and how it worked as the tour guide who was working at aston hall doing the tours that day had no idea what it was or how it worked, also it was a man servant not a child who hung them selfs in dicks garrent - the story goes that he was accursed of stealing from his master , sir Thomas Holte. in those days it was considered a great honor to work as a servant for a noble family .The man servant hung himself in shame after being accursed of stealing, he was later discovered to be innocent of the crime, he's ghost is said to haunt dicks garrent room. The ghost story of one of sir thomas's daughters ( the white lady as her ghost is seen wearing a white dress ) being locked up in a little room up a small stair case next to / just as you come out of dicks garret room is incorrect in fact she was in prisoned in another room in the attic area accessed via another stair case next to what used to be the house keepers room when i worked there in 1990, the story goes that sir thomas's holtes daughter wanted to marry someone of lower class to her family, sir thomas holte wouldnt allow this so is said to have in prisioned he's daughter in a room above the house keepers room to stop her from marrying this lower classed man. There is also the ghost of mrs whittiker a house keeper who once worked at aston hall, she appears wearing a bottle green colour dress either sitting in one of the shell back chairs in the great hall or walking up to a tinder cupboard above a fire place in what used to be the childrens nursery back in 1991 - this ghost i actually happened to encounter and once saw in 1991 in what was then the childrens nursery room back in 1991 when i worked at aston hall whilst on security duty patrolling and giving guided tours in the house keepers, the yellow room , the childrens nursery and dicks garrent area of the hall - the full story of my encounter can be read about in a book called ghosts of the midlands by ann bradford !! Aston hall is a lovely place to visit but the entrance fee for a guided tour around the hall which only lasts ONE HOUR is not worth the price and one should be allowed to wonder around the hall at your own leisure as you used to be able to in the past when i worked there !!
Mad Mart2908 the reason it is closed to public is that locals and visitors do not follow the rules and they have made some damages to this building. This building is open on Halloween or during the school terms. £8 adult entry and £3 for age 3_5 however garden and cafe are free to visit. I love this building so much but I'm too scared to visit 😱. I live just at 2 minutes walk.
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It's quite far from the water because the tides out....
In high tide, most of the ramp is covered.
@@ottawareports8493 I know I live there
Nice videos on coach touring.
Very nice trip.
Blimey talk about rose tinted glasses 👓