Around Water End

[oldhempsteadian]

Pros: I liked the juxtaposition of still shots between the videos.

Cons: Far too many stills which flashed off the screen too quickly. Reduce the number of stills but increase their screen time.

[usenetposts]

OK, I can try that.

[lordmoggy]

This music would put me to sleep , but the scenery is nice.

[foodpoison]

That was so boring I actually cried...and I live in Water End.

[usenetposts]

Are your tears the actual source of the Gade, by any chance?

[ulcerprone]

maybe it's because i haven't been anywhere for years and/or maybe it's a combination of the footage and the music but this place seems kinda idyllic and otherworldly. thanks for the upload.

[EddyBergman]

What a beautiful, picturebook, village. I'd expect miss Marple to pop up anytime. :)

[usenetposts]

Not far from there is Briden's Camp, and in that tiny hamlet, more like a simple row of houses and a pub, there lived a lady who was born and raised in pre-revolution Russia. She was the person who first gave me help with Russian conversation, as when I learned (self taught) there were only a handful of Russians in Hertfordshire. What a change between then and now!

[EddyBergman]

Aww that's a beautiful story. I bet she would have had some stories to tell. And you thaught yourself Russian? Respect! :)

[usenetposts]

Thanks. Indeed I did, for the first fourteen months, because I wanted to know it and there weren't any teachers.