White Cliffs of Dover
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Oct 26, 2026
Mark LewisHOST
Yeah, they should do a video of him.
Mark LewisHOST
Do a video of him patrolling White Cliffs of Dover.
Mark LewisHOST
The man-eating tiger of Dover.
Andy FraserHOST
But he'd just help himself.
Glyn LavenderHOST
So I talked about my dead brother.
Glyn LavenderHOST
and the fact that he died on his first day of life and therefore he has an entire life of no photos and I've always wondered what would he look like and I've always dreamed I've seen him grow up in my dreams and he's always standing on this cliff like the White Cliffs of Dover And I've seen him grow from a little boy up until a mid-50s guy in dreams.
Glyn LavenderHOST
For 50 years, I've been dreaming this.
Glyn LavenderHOST
And he's always standing, looking out to sea with a cap on.
John SiuntresHOST
Well, also, there was another episode that wasn't the Bermuda Triangle, but apparently there was this cliff in England.
John SiuntresHOST
It might have been, you know, the White Cliffs of Dover or whatever.
Jeff ParkerGUEST
No, the one with the giant.
John SiuntresHOST
I don't know about the giant, but the one I'm thinking of was the fog would get so bad that they would lose planes during World War
Elliot SteelHOST
I don't know what about it is.
Elliot SteelHOST
As soon as we leave the White Cliffs of Dover, it's over.
Elliot SteelHOST
Yeah.
Elliot SteelHOST
We are coming over.
Neil OliverHOST
And it will be familiar to anyone who has seen the Kevin Costner Robin Hood Prince of Thieves movie.
Neil OliverHOST
him and Morgan Freeman land at the White Cliffs of Dover.
Neil OliverHOST
And then they go for a wee walk.
Neil OliverHOST
And by lunchtime, they're jumping over Hadrian's Wall at Sycamore Gap.
Greg JacksonHOST
By the following summer, 1943, the German High Command zeroed in on positions along the English Channel, focusing heavily on reinforcing the Pas-de-Calais area, just down the coast from Dunkirk.
Greg JacksonHOST
It's the closest point in France to England, close enough that, on a clear day, you can see it from England's Cliffs of Dover.
Greg JacksonHOST
After this Atlantic Wall announcement, though, Adolf didn't really follow up.
Greg JacksonHOST
He was absorbed with the Russian campaign.
Paul GarnerHOST
That's microscopic, right? That's m- micropaleontology would study that sort of thing.
Neal DoranGUEST
Actually, like, uh, so the White Cliffs of Dover, uh, I could talk a little bit about that.
Paul GarnerHOST
Yeah.
Neal DoranGUEST
That's, uh, we have the equivalent.
Paul GarnerHOST
Uh-huh
Neal DoranGUEST
... uh, that we have.
Neal DoranGUEST
And so the, uh, w- the White Cliffs of Dover, for instance, beautiful, the beautiful white, it's made out of countless tiny, tiny, little elements of the coccolithophore.
Paul GarnerHOST
Mm.
Dan SnowNARRATOR
So why choose this stretch of the south coast of England to invade?
speaker_15GUEST
Well, between the White Cliffs of Dover to the east and the White Cliffs at Beachy Head to the west, you've got two big areas of marshland, Pevensey Levels and the Romney Marsh, and in between those, you've really got one significant area of high ground where the high weald comes to the coast.
Dan SnowNARRATOR
And is Hastings a better place then for a move inland towards the heart of Saxon England?
speaker_15GUEST
The high wield is particularly good for its iron content.
Rob ColeHOST
If Canada's associate membership and the things that they're talking about collaborating on, student exchanges being one of the main ones, come through, then that will be true.
Rob ColeHOST
So from 5,500 kilometers away, they will find their access to higher institutions of learning on the continent more readily available than from a scant 30 kilometers off the White Cliffs of Dover.
Theo BosanquetHOST
Well, I talked about all the way back in series one, my acquiring Austrian citizenship for myself and the kids.
Theo BosanquetHOST
And one of the big reasons for doing that was so that the kids would have the option to go and study in europe and to participate in programs like erasmus i mean it's insane that you have to become a citizen of another european country in order to get those benefits which until a decade ago were ours by right but i think the argument now would be very potent for you know well for potentially if not staging another referendum at least you know put taking us as far back in as is constitutionally acceptable what that quite means in practice i don't know but burnham's he strikes me as somebody that is willing to you know he's willing to say stuff let's say
Bill MillerGUEST
As far as an island destination, I'll go for Bermuda.
Anthony DavisHOST
So the circumnavigating the British Isles cruises are pretty special, aren't they? Because you get to see the White Cliffs of Dover and you get to see the Hebrides.
Anthony DavisHOST
I mean, it's pretty rugged.
Anthony DavisHOST
Last year I
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