White Cliffs of Dover to Deal Walk | Kent Walks | Cool Dudes Walking Club 

I was just starting to like Carlos, especially after his comment about feral youths. But after hearing his views on American Werewolf, we can never be friends. Quintessential British experience for tourists: A full day pub crawl ending up in a nightclub with sticky floors and followed by a fearsome hangover, full English breakfast and memory loss.

American Werewoofs in Lahndun is a classic - one of the best! ❤

I agree Carlos, American werewolf in London is like a seventies B movie!

Alternative for Carlos' channel: Zookeeper roaming free

hmm... quintessential British experiences: tikka masala, spitting rain, your Greggs sausage roll nicked by a seagull, queuing. Excellent cloud/fish sky magic, Marek. Castle Velez is an excellent name for Carlos. I've just subbed.

Most British thing. Waiting for your Ford Focus to get its mot.

That photograph reveals you were perhaps at your absolute happiest when teaching English to foreign students, cool dude. For tourists: don't forget a cream tea after the full English breakfast and roast dinner. For Carlos: The Curly Kentish. (Using a K for Curly would be strictly prohibited).

Lovely views despite being a popular walk, at least no pigeons? I guess Fish and chips or having icecream on the seafront even on a cool windy day could be a British thing to do :) Love your Whitecliffs artwork and photo shots. Thanks Marek and Carlos

Queuing and drink tea 😊

I know it wasn't a particular favourite of yours, but it was nice to see you walking in the county where I was born. An inspirational choice of ice cream, I love rum & raisin. A quintessentially British thing to do would be to drive 10 miles in your car, order a coffee through the window, drink it in said car, then drive home again. Oh yeah and one more thing...... *I ONLY WENT AND WON THE PRIZE DRAW*

What could be more British than the White Cliffs of Dover, the roar of a Spitfire overhead, ice-cream on the beach and the German Beethoven's "Ode to joy". Why no Elgar or Williams to round it off.

Quintessential British things: Saying "missed a bit" to a working tradesman Cheering when a glass of beer is dropped Winning prosecco at bingo aged 9 and your dad trading it for a freddo. All the best from Pumbro 😀

A quintessentially English experience is the thrill of getting to the supermarket after the reduced section has been filled

Such a nice surprise to see Carlos! Quintessential British experience: Go to a car boot sale.

A enjoyable video, but you missed out all the great pubs along this walk. The coastguard in St Margaret's bay is the closest pub to France. The Zetland arms is on the beach In Kingsdown, and finally the beautiful King's Head in Deal would have rounded it off beautifully.

The Capers of Carlos the Curly

Thank you for uploading, Marek! Looking forward to this.

First thing I did when i got back to the UK was get some fish and chips and meat and potato pies. Oh and get some strawberry laces of course

Something quintessentially English would have to be watching a village cricket match while eating a cream tea while the red arrows fly over head 😊

Bag of scratchings, warm real ale and shouting at clouds are Quintessentially English cool dude.

I did that walk in the mid-noughties and don't remember it being very busy or the path being surfaced like that. Maybe I was lucky that day with the crowds. I did follow up with a walk from Deal to Sandwich via the beach at Pegwell Bay. Word of warning - if you do wander up to the tip of that beach in Pegwell Bay you may see things that scar you for life .

My membership says 7months 15 days but I’ve been a RU-vid member for over 3 years now and an actual member longer than that. 😊

The flintstones themed wheel chair is so good. If I was her Id leave it like that forever. As for the question of the day, being not British, but being slightly obsessed with most of your lot's media output, from my minimal view of English stereotypes I'd say... Morning: Wake up, have some lovely Earl Grey tea with cream and a bit of sugar with some scrambled eggs with pepper and butter, and some baked beans n toast with marmite. Afternoon: take a bus ride and listen to the boring convos of weather and hooligans as you mentioned, before getting dropped in downtown London and have a lovely lunch of fish and chips with mayo{i know malt vinegar is more stereotypical, but I prefer mayo}. Evening: Get a nice blood pudding and sausage roll dinner with uhhhh Shepard's pie (made correctly and not the icky american way) etc with some lager n lime. Full quintessential British experience. Also that painting of Carlos being harassed by judgmental elders is the best thing ever.

You were indeed right - Dover is a strange place. Mostly truck tailbacks and Brexiteers. You should cast Carlos in a tribute to the great film 'A Marek and Werewolf'

I agree with you on how weird towns are on a Sunday. Walsall town centre had a Sunday vibe this morning-hardly any people about apart from one random person shouting. As for British experiences I would go for someone accidentally stepping on your foot but you apologise for your foot being in their way. Stay cool.

I love it when you do walks in Kent as you visit many of my old stomping grounds. As a former Man of Kent, I think saying "Sorry"for absolutely everything is about as British as it gets. Can't wait till next week.

If you ever come to Germany to walk the Rheinburgenweg you'll have to know the translation for Jamaica rum and raisin ice cream. It's "Malaga". You're welcome.

When I've met new foreign friends/partners in the past I've always found myself taking them to Argos and making them watch Father Ted. I'm not sure why but clearly some part of my brain has decided those two experiences provide a crash course on life in Britain. Nowadays I'd probably add huddling behind an ineffectual windbreak in weather that's just shy of a full squall, on a pebble beach, burning your mouth on the sausage sandwich you've just cooked, yet feeling an immense sense of satisfaction and wellbeing.

I really enjoyed that cloud animal snap

I watched the The Kentish Pilgrim's video viewpoint on this same walk and I was shocked by your comment at the end when asked if you enjoyed the walk! Maybe it was Marek!

Quintessential English experience: complaining about London and all things and people that come out of London while also seeing a trip to London as something very flash and glamorous to do 😂

Quintessential British things: Watch Antiques Roadshow whilst thinking about the homework you haven’t done.

American Werewolf is a classic - the Stormtrooper scene is horrific ! Still like Carlos

Stunning walk and very enjoyable video. Definitely looks like going out of season would be recommended to avoid all those people! Nice one

Drinking a cup of tea in the rain, wearing wellyboots and a bow tie while sitting in a deck chair by a canal thats full of shopping trolleys. An old bike some car tyres and a old abandoned fridge. I have no idea why this is my just popped in to my mind while i was trying to think of something very English but cool dude it did 😂 great as always sir Marek

Lovely views & music. Makes you wonder if Dover is being gentrified. Quintessentially English~listening to Oasis, Beatles & Did those feet in ancient times, Jerusalem. Carlos the valiant wanderer? Teaching English to foreign students:- what a great way of expanding cultural awareness & world views. My son is in his twenties & is teaching English to Vietnamese students.

Just listening to your intro and it made me wonder what the first people to listen to piano music thought. They had harpsichord’s but the piano’s such a pure sound. Sorry…. it’s been a long week.

Do enjoy your walks, and commentary

The most British thing to do is to shout "WAAAAAAAY" in a pub when you hear someone smash a glass. I wonder what noise they make in other countries when that happens?

I like carlos' hair (not a channel name suggestion)

once did a years walk from whitstable kent to cornwall - found some places absolute gems also some run down areas - history of coast was fascinating though - retired brit did a section every weekend not in one go - has anyone done that as a video

When I moved to London I did the London walks (Big Ben, south bank, Buckingham palace etc) and the London eye ride. Also a boat ride on the Thames to the millennium dome. Living in Kew, the Kew Gardens are also a must.

"In Carlos's footsteps"

Another quintessentially English thing to do: arguing over whether it’s jam or cream first. The correct answer is of course jam, unless you’re from Devon in which case you have much bigger problems ;)

Carlos Dudes Walking Club has a certain ring to it .

Here's some 'Interesting' information on your tour of the White Cliffs walk... Charles Hawtrey used to live in Deal Ian Fleming used to live in St.Margaret's BayAnd my Aunt Elsie used to live in Dover Fond memories of Chinese takeaways & a treacherous climb down 3 flights of rickety stairs to her outside loo from her spare bedroom in the middle of the night freezing my bits off in winter when I went to stay with her. No heating. Quintessentially British stiff upper lip endurance times But fun. Sorry it wasn't the best walk for you Marek..but... you did have your best m8 Carlos The No.1 Pilgrim with you & brought back some nice memories for me watching it! x J x

Nice 1

I love rum and raisin ice cream but don’t buy it anymore since Rye, when I was sold a dollop with a single raisin in it. They had me in the small print.

Hair envy!

When I was a callow youth some thirty mumble mumble something something years ago……and my friends and I walked into a country pub to be met with total silence, it was obligatory for one of us to say loudly; ‘The Slaughtered Lamb’, inevitably followed by a lot of muffled sniggering. People must have though we were a right bunch of nobheads.

My friend Ben Dover has taught me so much

How can you say that about such an amazing film whilst being so close to a cliff edge? Is everything ok at home for Carlos?

The only time Marek smiles is when he's insulting someone. And you gotta love it, because, if for nothing else, American Werewolf in London has Jenny Agutter 😍

I knew a man of your taste would go for Rum and Raisin . The top choice when it comes to Ice Creams 🍦

My brother in law went to these cliffs a few weeks ago but his phone company thought he was in France and he got charged international rates. Scandalous!

A quintessentially English experience is if you came to the UK first and went to Scotland and then tried to spend your Scottish pound notes in England.

Newspaper wrapped Fish and chips eated with a buttered muffin washed down with a mug (not cup) of tea after a walk on autumn evening.

Yes please Ham & Pineapple Pizza 👍🏻😋👍🏻 my favourite. Not *necessarily quintessentially (*two words I definitely did not just look up how to spell 👀) British, but I would implore anyone who never has to go see Jools Holland & his Orchestra perform live. To misquote Samuel Johnson, "To be tired of Hootenanny, is to be tired of life".

American Werewolf in London is superb. As is A Company of Wolves. Carlos' youtube could be "Carlos the Straggle." (Really, desperately trying hard to find walking words that rhyme with Jackal). Quintessentially British experience: preferring Glasgow over Edinburgh. (Or vice bloomin' versa). Pizza with pineapple... only for hangovers (which I don't get not having drank for many, many years...).

Most britsh experience, walking down the street and having a random stranger shout 'wan*er in your general direction 👍

Also... where is the Carlos emoji?

Hey CD. What was the opening music for the video today? It was wonderfully peaceful. The British experience has to include being on the sharp end of some tutting, hearing a polite but lengthy moan about traffic/weather/state of the country and mispronounced place names like Leicester or Worcester. CD#123

first cool dude

I was teaching Cutting Edge just in the last 3 years. Turgid would be the best word to describe said Textbooks😒😒

Cool Dude you have lost me with your alternative Kentish Pilgrim name of Castle Velez. My suggestion is Nun Better 👍 American Werewolf in London is an ok film btw

Really beautiful cliffs, too bad about all the people lol. You got some great photos though Been in a bad mood all day so this came at the perfect time! Do you or anyone else know what that tree was towards the end of the walk? ( 9:37 ) Never seen leaves like that but what a cool tree!!

That walk looked better in 4K than I remembered. Anyway, American Werewolf in London is terribly overrated, way too long, and only has about 3 good scenes in the whole film. I can say that because I may or may not have been in my past life an American werewolf living in London. Other than that I was happy Marek came to Kent. Next time I'll head West!

Castle Roy.

I an on Carlos side about feral youth. You could change the name of your channel to 'Goole dudes Stalking Club.'

He's right about a lot of things, but silly comments about American Werewolf in London being over rated is only going to turn people against him. Dear oh dear. How does he feel about Big Trouble in Little China I wonder?

Having it start chucking it down just as you light the BBQ... 😡

I think a quintessential british thing is using the C-bomb in a variety of ways so as to be a catch all term for anyone. I can forgive Carlos his wrongness at thinking An American Werewolf In London is overrated. But if he thinks American Werewolf In Paris is anything above a cinematic war crime then there's really no hope. I'd go with Constitutionals With Carlos for his channel.

Hi Marek, Do you use a gimbal for your camera work? Great video as usual 👍

Hm Carlos that sounds like something a werewolf would say

OK, that’s it! Carlos go stand in the corner facing the wall until you are ready to apologise for your comments about American Werewolf

Especially jolly because Carlos doesn't rate the film how about his channel being renamed "An American Walker to the South East of London"?

Jen - going to the doctor's, the whole experience from making appointments to waiting room, she also said catching the the bus Mike - being in a town centre after 12am and watching drunk Lads fight

Caring too much what a small round bit of bread is called.

Also to Carlos - no just no, you are wrong

I’d like to register a complaint please. When you show the emojis that new members can use I was horrified to see that you don’t show the new pigeon emoji. My complaint is that no one will want to join this club if they don’t know about the pigeon emoji. And my quintessential UK experience is stuffing yourself full of Devonshire tea after being made to walk around some random old smelly house that’s 10 times older than the country you live in, then have someone English drive you way too fast on narrow roads edged with tall hedges while you hyperventilate and they chat at you about the weather. These roads anywhere else in the world would be one way roads due to the danger of head on collisions.

people coming to the UK should live in the outskirts of Dundee. Who doesn't want to see random fires/gang fights and have themselves threatened and gobbed on for fun?

Hi marek well what a fool Carlos is but as for British things to do surely is to get drunk enough to piss your self and not care and then while eating a kebab try to kick the head off a donkey in Weston supermare , cheers dude

I think Carlos would get on with Sunglasses Marek... Idiot 😂 wait... It WAS sunglasses Marek 😐

I was enjoying this until Carlos ruined it with his opinion about An American Werewolf.

I reckon Carlos should call his Channel 'Cool Carlo's Strolling Club ' on the subject of things to do when visiting UK I once watched 4 American Ladies eat a Sunday Roast with their fingers as they had been told it was the proper way to do it , even though everyone else around was using Cutlery 🫤

I wasn't a fan of ham and pineapple pizza until I tried it with ketchup. The tangy tomato with the sweet pineapple and salty ham. Hot pizza and cold ketchup. Not that room temperature ketchup. 🍖🍍🍕🥫👍