To be honest with you your white dot with the like comment share thing on it is blocking most of the view. I think your video would’ve been much better without it.
I usually go to the English Rose cafe for afternoon coffee with my host there Michael, good guy. Looking out over the harbour and people watching, maybe the occasional chat with an ex pat or one of my channel viewers (yes, happened a few times). Then next door for an ice cream. Great way to spend your day.
My future home Paphos. I’m just waiting to get my Irish Citizenship through to give me an EU passport then I’m off. Thanks for the video, enjoyed it. PS I’ve never been impressed with the lizards there either.
Saw the lizard dude a few times these past couple of weeks. Don't know what kind of scam it would be but I didn't like seeing creatures mishandled for profit all day. Especially when he throws them into the sea.
Nice video thank you. Coming over end July for 2 weeks as my mum has a house in Anogrya. Grew up in Protaras/Ayia Napa as my dad worked for the base at Agios Nikolaos 1980 - 1983. I must have been 4-7. Great times. Booked to stay at Blue Peter Apartments right on Fig Tree Bay for 3 nights as as you say, my kids are of the age now where the night life would be most welcome, albeit only 3 nights. The village in Anogyra may be a little boring after 2 weeks solid. Plus it'll make a nice change.
I've had more than just the breakfast in cheers pub and it's really good. The breakfast is huge and we'll worth the money. Protaras is my favourite place and I've been 6 times and going again in October for 11 nights. Pretty lively place but still feels a relaxed place.
@YarmouthMark I've never been to paphos but been to Ayia napa a year last October and didn't enjoy it anywhere near as much as protaras. I think it's cos everything is just so close if you're staying anywhere around the main street. When staying in Ayia napa I went to protaras for a couple of afternoons/early evening and it was like a different world 🌎 ❤️
@@YarmouthMark It's our preferred choice to be honest. Car parks have doubled there price this year due to the fire, but still pretty good. We go to Paphos most years to be honest.
Thanks for the video Was raised in Lowestoft since birth ( 1980 ) and left in 2008 to live abroad I'm amazed to see how much has changed in the almost 16 years I've been living abroad seen another video of a guy driving into Lowestoft and confused the crap out kf me it had changed so much haha The town and sea front seems very quiet where are all the people I've never seen it that quiet before Not many businesses left either from what I can remember before see Iceland and poundland still there and WH smiths Wow anyway thanks for the video a nice catch up kf me old stomping ground
I got strong connections to Gt. Yarmouth, sadly mostly passed now and cousins all moved out of the locality, there is soooo much more to see, but wow has it changed since I was a knee high kid! Who remembers the railway along the South Quay, the smell of the Wood Yards along the river and Southtown Station? Many a happy summer spent there as a child and could happily move there now - but its not like it was, so just memories!
I'm moving to Lowestoft on the 1st of February, mutual exchange and I can't wait. My son is so excited to go swimming, the cheap cinema and going to Pleasurewood Hills. I love the sea and I'm hoping to engage with the Lowestoft Players, the best amateur theatre group in Suffolk and Norfolk as they always win the amateur drama nominations
Shame about the Post Office closure in that lovely old building. Speaking for myself, although some businesses have gone like other towns, it's gratifying to see London Road North still bustling and full of locals, long after holidaymakers have gone. (November 2023)
Well that video has made me think.....Now I remember why I don't visit Lowestoft town centre anymore....a sh*t hole!, Won't be going back to look anytime soon! But thanks for the insight!
