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Isabella Ma
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 ก.พ. 2012
Funny photos of a dog and 3 girls Jess, Lulu and Jess.
Cool Photos of 3 girls and one dog.
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Royal Upstairs Downstairs Scone Palace
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The presenters travel to Scone Palace in Perthshire, which was visited by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in September 1842. Tim Wonnacott delves into the monarch's personal diaries and discovers how her request to stay in a ground-floor apartment resulted in her host, the Earl of Mansfield, creating a new suite. Plus, Rosemary Shrager is assisted by food historian Ivan Day in re-creating the ...
Royal Upsstairs Downstairs Brighton Pavilion
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The presenters visit Brighton Pavilion, which was built by Queen Victoria's uncle King George IV, and where she spent the first Christmas after her coronation in 1838. Tim Wonnacott explores the Chinese-style interior and reveals the influence of Charles Dickens on the queen, while Rosemary Shrager examines the servants' quarters, where Victoria went to watch fireworks. Food historian Ivan Day ...
Royal Upstairs Downstairs Harewood House
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Tim Wonnacott and Rosemary Shrager head to Harewood House near Leeds. Head of House and Collections Anna Robinson shows Tim an ornate travelling writing set that belonged to Queen Victoria later in her life, and he also visits the estates's church. Meanwhile, Rosemary teams up with food historian Ivan Day to re-create an elaborate asparagus and pastry-crust dish.
Royal Upstairs Downstairs Holkham
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This is only for fan purposes. No copyright infringement intended. Tim Wonnacott and Rosemary Shrager visit Holkham Hall on the Norfolk coast, where Queen Victoria stayed for two days in September 1835 as a 16-year-old princess. Tim uses diary entries to recount how the royal party arrived to a lavish welcome, while Rosemary joins food historian Ivan Day to prepare foie gras in aspic jelly.
Royal upstairs downstairs Shugborough Hall
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This is only for fan purposes. No copyright infringement intended. Tim Wonnacott and Rosemary Shrager explore Shugborough Hall in Staffordshire, which was visited by the future Queen Victoria at the age of 13, immediately after her time at Chatsworth House. The pair explore some of the architectural tricks that were designed to impress the young princess, and Rosemary re-creates a 19th-century ...
Victoria ?
Excellent series especially the presenters.
Ewww YUCK! This was preceded by a horrifying, lying vid from Hillside 'edu'.
Umm...curious about biological rests on those long roads? Did they use nature woods or carried pots with them for that purpose ?
Sounds very easy to have been queen Victoria, I certainly could love food, have a hard time following instructions, visit palaces and...ummm marry a handsome prince lol
This could have been an extremely watchable program if it wasn't for the damn music playing while they were speaking. I had no idea what they were saying. Too many programs do this and it is unnecessary in my opinion.
I love this show
I love these guys. I watch every show.
That gambling tower looks very familiar, I know I've seen it in Queen's A Kind of Magic music video
Rosemary, stop breathing on my 👑 crown. So sayeth the Queen!
Too many hands in the cookie dough.
Tim why that woman scream so much...Ì will not imagine what will be to listen to her havig a good old fashioned sex
Keen as mustard! I love it.
wonderful! I just love the history!
I live history! That’s why I have a degree in it...just hard to believe how ppl lived before all this new-fancy gadgets...love the show!
Ivan is the quintessential mansplainer! Ugh- he makes my skin crawl every time he speaks.
I like him alot!!
@Kat Harper I missed that show😂🤣
The chef is a control freak
This episode with the scones is wonderful! I am faacinated with all the beautiful antique kitchen equipment that Ivan uses for each recipe..lucky guy! I think that the furniture and decor of the Victorian era are so lovely. The craftsmanship is exquisite. I wish you had continued your program. I love it.
The Picture your claiming to be Victoria looks like Anastasia Romanov There is a real Picture of her from Family photos of the Romanov family posted on TH-cam, the girl that they were claiming to be Anastasia was not Anastasia, someone posted the Real pictures of Anastasia and both girls look alike, even with the same hair styles.
Doesn't sound like Victoria liked the visit with such a short comment in her Diary. All that money and time he spent!!
How about a recipe for these scones.
I want that recipe. I’d like to try that. Love this show and all the food. Looks delish.
I'd be told HM to stay in her own homeland, i.e., Germany.
All that food and no fridge!
@21:47 Imagine finding this in your "shed"! I wonder what it would bring on eBay? ;) LOL!
Wow, look how many white people used to live in the UK
No mention of the owners of Holkham? Lord and Lady Leicester?!
Antes de colocar a folha de outro tinha que baba todo o doce? Nossa...!
Actually when you think of it, its kind of a giggle that this dumpy, verbally challenged cook is bopping around having a heck of a good time in Victoria's digs, where she probably couldn't have gotten in the front door at all back in the day. And before you go all shocked on me, _I'm_ a rather dumpy common old lady myself, so its not a slam!
Lol this made me giggle. You have a really good point. Xoxo Another rather dumpy common old lady.
Wish he'd kept his stupid hand away from the painting so we could actually see it. Couldn't find a print of this picture anywhere on the internet - they keep it for tourists willing to pay to enter and see it in person. So if you've got the money to travel to Harewood and get in, Bob's your Uncle. If not you're stiffed.
I am sure you would benefit from some therapy and perhaps an antidepressant. Being as mean as you are there might be an underlying health problem. I hope you have some kind friends or relatives. Sad for you.
😂😂😂
The castle is so drab on the outside they need to spruce it up
No they don't. You need buildings to represent the periods of history they honor. Victorians wrecked so many classic buildings and monuments trying to "spruce things up"
"not many visiting queens go around sniffing drawer linings in stately homes" except you old Tim, the best visiting queen of them all!
Are you suggesting he is gay? Because he isn't. He has 3 grown children!!! What about you?
@@theorganicnaturalvegan8462 A lot of men have a wife and kids and have a totally separate outside life. A lot don't, but, A lot do.
Are you jealous?
No, I divorced him and he can run around with whomever he chooses now🤣
It's hard to take some of this theatrical gung ho. Easy on there!
pomposs-ass!
They’re a trio of absurd Wodehouse or Firbank characters.
Having visited the Pavilion many years back I can say I wasn't overly impressed. It was gaudy and tacky, rather painful on the eyes ..... but the perfect representation of the man who had it built. An enjoyable series though and Tim and Rosemary are the ideal hosts.
Ughh,, you're a bore
That jelly mold product is a riot!!!😂
If every single thing is "extraordinary", "remarkable", "incredible" & so on, then nothing is.
What did the earl get in return for all the troubles?
Rosemary is so coarse and lumbering. Clarissa Dickson Wright she ISN'T. Ivan should be doing the dessert section on his own.
You’ve commented this twice on this video, she’s a delight! She’s clearly very excited and interested! I honestly would be exactly the same getting to see all these historical delights!
It's sooo green and lovely on the grounds.
I love the tailoring of Tim's jackets! Perfection.
It's crazy that the owners had to foot the bill for the Queen's whole household.
It was always like that. Some Queens were even worse for it in earlier times, just going around all year staying in country homes, it almost cleaned some nobles out completely, but it always has to be done.
The dark blue China on the dining table is fabulous!
argh....that food is setting off my trypophobia. Had to fast forward through all the food segments. guess if I was dining with the Queen, I would just have to hold my own.
What is trypophobia?
TL your right lol but what a mess to explore
My Scottish grandma just used a fork to prick her shortbread - which was beautiful and just melted in the mouth.
Not to be unkind but this place is a hot mess of a nightmare!
That's not unkind at all,, but you do seem boring!
LOL....Please forgive me...but I couldn't resist! @8:10...'the 'Queen hunkering down to sniff the drawer lining!' I tried not too......but I laughed my head off on that one!
Why wasn't the truffle saved over the pheasant chartreuse?