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As a man who routinely dances with death by consuming food at Brittania Hotel establishments I didn't expect you to be intimidated by this in the slightest.

I love this channel. There's just something pleasant about being shown around a new place by a nice fellow like yourself.

If you think that's dangerous, try the path from Leigh Beck to Canvey Point; regularly covered by water at high tide, being progressively washed away and with marshes full of deadly quicksand on both sides! It's like the setting for The Woman In Black!

Congrats Tim on the 100k well deserved cheers to you and Gaby.

My dad used to train there . It is an odd place to go I’ll admit. We used to play up near the top go the beach. It still gives me creeps now

Doubt that. You haven’t walked around my area in London at night.

100k ! Well done Tim, thoroughly deserved for top quality YT content ! May the algorithms forever be in your favour

Looks very dangerous Tim. Never ever mess with the sea and tides as they are lethal kids. Great video!

I had a guided mud vehicle tour of the Broomway around 10 years ago. Starting off a walk at low tide is possibly NOT a good idea because the Broomway at that time has been clear of water for many hours and the tide will now be starting to turn. You need to start when the walk becomes just free of water. However, as suggested its not something to be undertaken without a guide and some understanding of how the tides work in the area. You could be standing in ankle deep water half a mile from the shore but the water is already many feet deep very close to shore.

those tracks join up to the tracks at Shoeburyness seafront carpark. part of the wartime munitions storage

Congrats Tim on 100.000 subs. Well deserved👏🏻🎉 Lovely walk around . Beautiful weather you had for your walk.

Thanks Tim, that looked like a beautiful spot when you crested the lane and looked out. I can imagine the tidal flow being deceptive. Surely the sign “Keep on the road” is temptation just to stray off it. Thanks for sharing Tim, I liked that one.

Greetings from across the pond, Tim (& Gabby)!!! I recently, normally, have been literally inhaling your entire travels, via my bedroom large screen in America. Was on vacation in Point Pleasant Beach NJ for 6th time this season, had sudden pain, ambulance ride to big nearby NJ hospital, needed 9 hours emergency abdominal surgery, month in the hospital, finally home to Staten Island on Thanksgiving weekend, and Slowly recovering! Odd thing, with all the pain, discomfort, secondary related health issues...YOUR KZfaq shows have kept me distracted from all the negative & concurrently feeling like I am out and about, exploring the world (from best Fish & Chips to deep cave hotels & Lapland Santa's Village) and well, it has kept me going Tim!!! Just randomly found this on my phone (had seen dangerous path video already on TV, and it was Great & historically Intresting) but just wanted to leave above comment to you! Great Holidays to you, Gabby, (Cutest)Thumbs & whole family, stay well & safe!

I lived in Cranham and did the same walk. It used to be the experimental test station for rockets and rocket proppelled artillery during WWII . Good for you showing this. I believe the railway still goes to the RE base and you have the (ex) Royal Green Base at Shoeburyness

What a desolate location... real sense of isolation too.

Fun fact - "Shoeburyness" is also the name given for that weird uncomfortable feeling you get when sitting on a seat that's still warm from someone else sitting on it beforehand. (At least according to The Meaning of Liff).

As I'm watching I'm actually willing you not walk any further, when you stepped off the path at the end! Still, it looks a lovely, peaceful walk, bullets not withstanding! Congrats on reaching 100k, Tim - you deserve it!

This is very interesting, this path is near my house in Southend on sea. Edit: Congrats on 100k u really deserve it tim!😍😍

When they are testing you would definitely know about it! 3 miles away and the windows shake.There is a guide for the broomway but not recommended if you dont know it.

What a cracking place! Especially on a day like that.

The TV show The Third Day starring Jude Law uses a very similar tidal system as a very prominent plot device. It's not bad. Worth a watch, but not groundbreaking.

Many titles are clickbait but that path was even scarier than I expected. What a great , interesting , scary place.

Great tour there young Tim. I lived in that area in army married quarters in the 50's. Dad was in the British Army 1940-64. I have relatives around Southend, if I go over again from OZ, where I have been since 1966, I might try that walk. Well done. I like your vlogs.👍

Fascinating. Reminds me of Hilbre Island in Merseyside, which you get to by walking across the sand at low tide.

Really enjoyed this, thanks for taking us along 👍

Félicitation pour les 100 k🥰, vraiment flippant la traversée du terrain militaire 😱

Great video Tim! What amazing views from that walk, glad you didn't go any further!

Somehow I'd never heard of this place before, really interesting video and history. In that sunshine it looks inviting, you can see how it could easily catch a person out.

The army ranges in Lulworth, Dorset are also a great walk to go on. Also to visit the abandoned village of Tyneham.

at least your not visiting lakeside park at Donna nook in Lincolnshire, lakeside is a holiday park right next door to Donna nook bombing range, I went there when I was a youth and you could hear the bombs being tested there

I walked it a few years ago with a guide called Brian Dawson who used to do tours over the Broomway and organised a coach for the return journey. Sadly he stopped doing it, I'm not sure why as his website suddenly vanished without a comment. The path wasn't marked with broom handles it was marked by branches of the plant called broom, hence the name. The rail tracks you crossed used to be used to store withdrawn trains. I can remember a lot of the old "Mk 1" trains when they were withdrawn from South West Trains, Connex etc in the early 2000s. I think old tube trains also. This is because they were pretty secure being within the MOD property. It used to be possible to ring the landlord of the pub and he could arrange for you to drive there, but that option has gone since the pub closed down. The church is also closed. I have some photos of the walk I can post a link to if interested (didn't want to spam your comments with it first).

You should go to Lindisfarne. All the way up north bordering Scotland. My parents showed me it when we're coming back home from a trip in Scotland. Very eerie when the tides out. Also a historic island out there too

Hi Tim Wow never heard of this place scary . Huge🎉🎉🎉 CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎉to you reaching 100k so deserved. Looking forward to following you in the future. Thankyou for sharing with us love to you as always Tracey 💕

Thanks a lot for very interesting walk. Amazing place 😊

I don't blame you for going no further!! I have seen it done by Tom Scott another you tuber with a mountain guide. Sounds unlikely but the guide is qualified to escort people across I think.

I worked on Foulness Island (at ETC for Qinetiq) for about 2 years. A lovely, quiet place (when they weren't disposing of out-of-date munitions). I sometimes wondered about walking the broomway, but heard too many bad stories about it. It takes a surprisingly long time to walk - considering the bridge is about 100m - and you start off by walking almost 1 km out to sea, before turning and heading parallel to the shore. the total is over 5km

I live in Wakering. The train tracks are an extension of the C2C line that terminates in Shoebury. They do sometimes use it to bring things onto the Mod if can't be done by road. Also you could have driven and parked by the tower in your video. It's allowed as I walk my dog there. Once a month also, you can go onto the rest of Foulness island (to the left of where you came in by the roundabout) one Sunday every month. Just go online and register and you can go the churchyard etc. Well worth a look.

Congrats on the 100k, I've only just found your videos and I'm loving them, you go to so many places that I haven't visited since I was a child which was about 3,000 years ago, or at least it feels like that.

I live the other side of the sea from this place, in Kent, and we can hear the guns here despite that this is over 15 miles away from my town.

That is genuinely interesting. Knew nothing about that. Such a strange mixture of scary yet beautiful

We’ve got Sully island near me, and the amount of rescue efforts that have to be done with people getting stranded by the tide is unreal

The path was marked with long sticks of Broom or maybe Willow to bend and stay put despite waves and current. We call them Withies here on the Essex coast. They are used to mark the channels in our muddy creeks too. The Broom Way would be much safer if still marked this way. 👍🏻

Just caught up with this, ooh Tim glad you didn't go any further ,good to see these unusual places never heard of this. Congrats on your 100K well done keep the vlogs coming,thanks 👏 👍

Congrats on reaching 100k. Keep up the good work really enjoying your vlogs. Love to Gaby, thumper and Holly too!

So strange, I was talking to my mum and aunt about Wakering Stairs as they grew up in Wakering. We live just a few miles away in Rayleigh now. My mum said they used to play at Wakering Stairs as kids, but would never walk the broom way. I’ve heard stories of their cousins being bought home by MOD police as they used to venture onto the wrong side of the fence! Have you ever walked out to Mulberry Harbour in the estuary at low tide, we do it yearly as a family, it’s a great walk

Very interesting, thanks Tim and very sensible of you not to attempt to walk the full length of the path, after all, the channel is called "walk with me Tim ' not drown with me Tim! Congratulations on the 100k subs, you throughly deserve them.

Congrats on 100K, thanks for taking us on all these interesting & fascinating adventures 😎👍🏻

There is something very similar in Malden in Essex next to the Osea Road Caravan park although I not sure if it’s still called that. You had a road just the same that went over to the next island. We use to ride a cross and make it back before the tide came back in. Very dangerous thinking about it now but as a kids it was just a fun thing to do

The tower is called a Sanger, armed guards would be posted inside

The Broomway is very dangerous but I don't know if it's the most dangerous path in England as there's byways across Morecambe Bay too.I'd say that the Morecambe Bay one's are more dangerous for the simple reason they are easier to access so more people will use them and drown.

Very interesting video Tim I had no idea about this walk way and the firing rang I lived near Southend many years ago. Will look at your Southend video was their a few weeks ago.

Thank you Tim. What a nice calming video.

Reminds me of the RAF Wainfleet Bombing range on the Wash you used to be able to park up behind the sea defences and watch the planes fly in and do their stuff. I think it is now closed.

Very dangerous place tim I'm glad they wasn't shooting or testing in the MOD and that a long walk 3 hours wow thanks 4 sharing

Great vid, Tim! Interesting and informative 👍

Live in Weston super mare. Second quickest tide in the world. Many a tourist gets stuck in the mud or their car… we point and laugh as they don’t pay attention to anything.

Bit scary id not go further either ! Though love to watch it come in🫣

I was lucky enough to walk the Broomway a couple of years ago. Unique experience!

This was fascinating but I'm glad you were careful! Congratulations again on 100k subs!

Hi Tim that was different so glad you did not go any further I have not heard of that place so weird how there was nobody about though

Tim, your video just turned up on "ItsJps" channel! He's a lovely lad, an American guy who loves Britain. You probably know, but as I'm from Southend it was great to see him watching your video!

Great video Tim, a very interesting place. I'm hoping to go to the Foulness Island Heritage Centre at the beginning of April.

This is really interesting channel well done Tim

Great video Tim, interesting about the Broomway! If you go onto Foulness Island sometime you will see various gates with Radioactive warning signs from when an area was used for depleted uranium weapons testing (I believe under AWRE at the time!). You were walking just down the road from my parents and where I used to live!

May i suggest a video on the Bolton Strid. Equally as beautiful and equally as deadly.

Great video! Wouldn’t want to get stuck out there!

Mad video. Having to walk between the MOD parts. "Gotta walk back now" ha ha

Nice video Tim, you could have a go at the smugglers path on the east end of Ringstead Bay near Weymouth. I done the first zig down the hill with my partner and saw the zag and chickened out 😂 one mistake and it's a 100'ish meter tumble to the rocks. There's a nice 3d video on KZfaq if you search 'smugglers path ringstead'. I look forward to the video 😁👍

Absolutely luv your channel enjoy seeing new places thank you Tim x

Lovely sunny day for a lovely walk. 🙂

not model train…ammunition trains and/transport for soldiers between ranges, HQ, and barracks. the towers are spotting towers used for the firing ranges but if they’re old enough then they’re likely originally built for coastal and air defense

congrats on the 100k tim,your videos are really getting some good views 🙂🙂🙂

Hello Tim,that is quite a walk,it looks very interesting to see.but I can see why in a way you can't go any further.

Love Tim and Gaby. Beacons of happiness.

Thanks Tim great video and interesting look forward to the next Yvonne 😊

Yeah Morecombe bay not for from me is sort of the same with the quick sand ext but people still risk it and walk across their as always love the video Tim

Well done on 100k subscribers! That went fast as the last time I looked it was around 30k! I absolutely love your content, and as you've probably noticed, I like to comment on them too! I look forward to your up and coming videos!

Great vid, thanks for sharing !! 😊👍

That part of the Essex coast is really odd isn’t it? I’d love to do that walk one day (with a guide!) I checked the railway and it seems to come from a branch just before shoeburyness railway station and runs right through the MOD base - most of it is in good nick apart from that last half mile or so where you crossed. Congratulations on the 100k!

A very interesting walk thanks for sharing this great video.

An interesting walk. Like it. something out of the ordinary. A very big thunbs up to you.

I love mountains and in my younger days tackled many ridge walks where the exposure is on both sides. I think that I might be more cautious about walking across sinking sands like this.

4:58 "Not that it's a tourist location" Well it is now. If you haven't already I'd recommend the Park Dean Resort at Saltfleet in Lincolnshire just up from Mablethorpe. Its a classic. The park is right next to the beach but you can't go on it COS ITS A MINEFIELD. Lol. Cracking video this one. Almost into auditing territory

Not been there, but i HAVE gone on a similar path along firing range as a kid on another MOD firing range. I remember it vividly, I was about 10 years old, and my dad (Who i was walking with), was totally bricking it. No idea where it was though... Too young, wasnt here though - dont recognize it at all.

I live in Leigh-on-Sea....I've walked these paths Many times .....Great place ❤️

Well done Tim for being so brave. The place looks eerie. And God...a lot of us would make the mistake of out staying🌟

Congrats Tim on the 100k well deserved

That actually frightens the life out of me. Has shades of Great Expectations about it (the David Lean version)

Oh wow... Just seen u hit 100k. Huge congrats, keep up the amazing work x

You are a brave man Tim

That sound like it a haunted area for where this going. Like the haunted island i explored on my game where it was full of fog. And also the path you walkthrough, looks like some kinda military base.

The brooms were brushes of “broom” wood. Hence why they call it a broom handle.

100k well done mate keep up the good work

This was so interesting !! Congratulations 👏🏻 so deserved !!

Great video never heard of this place would love to c it but don't think I would go any further than u did

A bit of a different vid this time! Well done on 100k subscribers! What a way to celebrate by going to an eerie wilderness like this!! But if anyone wants to escape all the madness and mayhem then this is certainly the video to watch! x J x

Congrats on 100k subs , I knew you’d smash it 👍🏼

Brilliant vid again. Who knew these places existed 😛. I live in Whitstable which is pretty much on the other side of that. Top man Tim 🙌🏼

Creepy similar walk as is Filey Brigg nearby potential being cut off by incoming tides👍