Seaton Tramway ride and short walk | Devon | West Country| South West England 

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Fab video and I didn’t know about these trams! Your channel is such a great insight into south west days out - so many great places to choose from! Ps. I get lost all the time 😂

This is another video that has everything. You are brave doing new walks, even with instructions it is VERY easy to get lost. Thank you, Louise.

Morning Louise, lovely little video this. I don’t blame you avoiding the field of cows - I’d have done the same! 😁

Watching lots of your videos really enjoying them, still have plenty to view looking forward to seeing those too great work Louise and thankyou all the best julie and gary.

Hi Louise Great minds think alike, yesterday I was on line looking at Seaton To see what it was like. You have done a great video ,I have a lot of info now! Always a pleasure to see u every Sunday 😃

Thanks Louise. Lovely video and walk. The wetland area looks wonderful too. Thanks for scoping out all these wonderful places x

This was a fabulous jaunt on the lovely Seaton Tramway, followed by a beautiful walk back through the nature reserve. Your videos really are getting better and better Louise. I know just how much effort went into this. A couple of things I really appreciated that you mentioned. You advised people about the parking costs in Seaton and where to park for free (really great and handy info!). You also told your viewers about the times when they have 'quiet space' for people like me with autism on the trams. I didn't know they did that - good to know! Some of the supermarkets started doing that just before the pandemic, and I took advantage of it, but sadly they seem to have moved away a little. You also mention Aircraftsman Shaw AKA Lawrence of Arabia who used those old Shell petrol pumps. Fascinating chap! He has his former house (National Trust) which is open to the public in Dorset - I can highly recommend a visit there. He lived very minimalistically - it is very bare, but fascinating - NT have kept it like he has just popped to the shops, and he'll be back in a minute. Maybe one for a future video? Anyway, I've waffled on too much - loved it! Thank you, take care, Paul.

Lovely video Louise. The trams are charming and I liked the ride through the nature reserves. Did you see any cauliflowers in Colyton or Colyford! :)

Another lovely video Louise, loved the trams and I know what you mean about needing a phones GPS - always taking wrong turnings!