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A wonderful visit, thank you!

Those plants at the window belonged to TH ?

I was there in my youth. It has been changed. Less secluded? The curator told me that one of his rugs that was hanging in his home was stolen. He played Lawrence's gramophone and a record for me. I remember how the music had a tinny echo sound that filled the room, and it felt like Lawrence was in the room, not like a ghost but just "there." It was a magical moment for me.

Great visual narrative. Thank you. Ps. With respect the music is jarring …

I’ve never noticed the foil before. Nor was I aware of the conspiracy theories associated with it. The poor man just wanted to live quietly and peacefully. Thank you so much for sharing this video.

An absurdly inappropriate background piano!

Good film, poor choice of music.

Why Rondo alla Turka? Rather Maurice Jarre than Mozart! Every child's nightmare from piano lessons!

Very nice. Thank you; a good little primer to clouds' Hill and its famous resident. I assume that the detractors have made excellent historical videos that are available somewhere else...?

Beautiful video thanks. I visited here last week and had a guided tour. Just as you described and nice to see it in your video with the blue bells out.

can't wait to come and browse xxxxxxxx great song

Nice piece of photography... Short on commentary. Thanks. ... Don't ever pose in front the camera....even through the looking glass😃

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Sencillamente Hermoso, los caminos,los recorridos, figuras y demás. Felicidades 🎉🎉

A lovely event. Shame the cameraperson didn't get to the sides at the back of the procession, like mine!

Never been there, but it looks like they haven't beautified it too much I'm glad to say. There would have been a pig and a horse there in Hardy's time with all the noise, smells and dirt that goes with them.

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...wasted only by the crass intrusion of your own fat-faced obesity & narcissism really sad tragic

Thank you very much . It's virtual reliving in Hardy's world.

My favorite writer ❤️

Beautiful, romantic-looking cottage and gardens.

Is this where he resided when he died?

So peaceful and beautiful!

Beautiful., heart touching.... Thanks a lot.... Far from madding crowd....

This is one of the most beautiful and moving videos I have yet seen on TH-cam. I visited the birthplace on my first visit to England some years ago but it breaks my heart think I may never see it in the spring as depicted here (including the walk through the woods.) The judicious use of appropriate and sensitive music is also very effective - less is indeed more sometimes - and augmented by your beautifully voiced and also well placed narration. Wonderful work.

Beautiful

lovely! Thank you for sharing !

I'm pleasantly surprised that the NT hasn't yet found some 'woke' reason or other to 'cancel' Clouds Hill

Beautiful

' This is where he kept his bike.' His 'bike' was a Borough Superior SS100, universally considered to be the Rolls Royce of motor cycles in it's day. And you refer to it as a bike - !

The N.T. have completely spoiled the house,the garage and the grounds,the house is painted white,the garage is new build,and the grounds are now a hideous car park,what a mess.

At 4:00, the worst sight EVER on Fracebook...A pair of socks with sandals...Better being blind !!

TE Lawrence was the founder of what modern day ISIS and Hammas and he was responsible for the destruction of Christianity most specifically in Iraq, Syria and modern day Israel.

The film score would have been much better than that piano....

This is very interesting and so unusual the way the cottage was built .

From one dreamer to another, thank you for this. I was not aware of 'The Dream' verse until now. I make armour for a living, and I am proud to have once had my work sharing the same exhibition space at The Imperial War Museum as this great man's Brough. Greetings from a homesick Englishman in a French forest. 🏆🇬🇧

Been waiting for this, saw the gentleman make it. Really nice bloke.

Looking forward to discovering Dorset through your videos. Really nice to see you in Abbotsbury today.

Thank you for this fascinating video so much. I'm from Russia and I had to prepare a project about Thomas Hardy. Your video really inspired me and I'm very grateful for the chance to visit this enchanting place regardless of a distance and borders because it is so immersive!

I often walk here. The footpath between Dolmans Hill and Morden is a lovely walk, too. I have a terrible sense of direction and whenever I set out from home with no clear end in view, I end up in Morden, leading to the saying amongst my family and friends: "All roads lead to Morden". It's a lovely place to end up.

I love the opportunity the National Trust has provided to experience the Birthplace of Thomas Hardy. One of my secrets to sustainable productivity is to take time out to recharge - to get inspired - reinvigorated.