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Cromer 60’s Festival & Seaside Exploring - 4K

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Cromer 60’s Festival & Seaside Exploring - 4K

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Come Walk Life
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Welcome to Cromer, summer has arrived and it’s a beautiful day for a walk around this historic seaside town. Starting at Cromer parish church there’s a wedding taking place, everyone’s enjoying watching the bride arrive and celebrating with them. We’ll also be exploring Cromer pier, lifeboat station and the sixties festival amongst the mods and rockers, which were you? Enjoy the journey, there’s some music along the way and a live band performing on the pier. I created Come Walk Life as a place to share information, experiences & atmospheric journeys in interesting places. By subscribing to our channel you are supporting Come Walk Life and motivating me to continue to create these beautiful tours. Thank you for your support. Binaural Audio - Our videos feature binaural directional audio which means you hear the surroundings as I heard them, the best way to experience this is by wearing earphones/headphones. Occasionally it’s necessary to replace sections of audio due to wind noise and copyright content, great care is taken to blend audio for the best experience. Featured sights in todays video- Chapters 0:00 - Cromer Parish Church 4:00 - High Street & Garden Street 7:30 - Cromer Pier 17:30 - Cromer Lifeboat Station 25:00 - Sixty’s Festival 32:00 - Cromer Esplanade & Beach Social Media Instagram https://instagram.com/comewalklife?ig... Facebook   / comewalklife   #comewalklife #seaside #60s #cromer #norfolk #sun #summer #summervibes #eastanglia #england #visitengland #tourism Copyright Notice Reproduction of this content including video, audio recording and written media is strictly forbidden. These videos remain the property of the administrator of the Come Walk Life YouTube channel. Written consent must be obtained from the administrator for any reproduction of media. Written content has been carefully researched using a number of online resources. If you feel anything to be incorrect then please get in touch.