John, thank you so much for these videos! I have loved them and am almost done. I am sorry to see them end! Love learning the Victorian gardening ways and relaxing with these wonderful videos!!!!
Hi Anna, Thanks for your kind words. It was a wonderful series. I am please that you enjoyed them. Knowing that you got pleasure makes it worthwhile for me to upload. I only wish I could add the other series, but alas copyright issue prevents me from doing so. Maybe in the future they will relax their objections.
So much enjoying this series. The Mortuary Train idea was taken to Sydney, Australia. There was a handsome stone built Mortuary Station at Central Station, still in situ (and used recently as a backdrop in the Peter Rabbit movie). The train then ran to the vast Rookwood Cemetery, probably on the outskirts then of the city, where there was another, identical or similar, Mortuary Station. That one has now been relocated to Canberra, where it was acquired for use as an Anglican Church in the suburb of Ainslie.
Would have been great to have worked alongside Harry, imagine how much you would have learned first hand.
John, thank you so much for these videos! I have loved them and am almost done. I am sorry to see them end! Love learning the Victorian gardening ways and relaxing with these wonderful videos!!!!
Hi Anna, Thanks for your kind words. It was a wonderful series. I am please that you enjoyed them. Knowing that you got pleasure makes it worthwhile for me to upload. I only wish I could add the other series, but alas copyright issue prevents me from doing so. Maybe in the future they will relax their objections.
Only 80s could produce such cultivated film. Wonderful. 21st century eat your heart out
Such an underrated series. Thank you so much for this.
I love this program.
So much enjoying this series. The Mortuary Train idea was taken to Sydney, Australia. There was a handsome stone built Mortuary Station at Central Station, still in situ (and used recently as a backdrop in the Peter Rabbit movie). The train then ran to the vast Rookwood Cemetery, probably on the outskirts then of the city, where there was another, identical or similar, Mortuary Station. That one has now been relocated to Canberra, where it was acquired for use as an Anglican Church in the suburb of Ainslie.
WONDERFUL! Thankyou!
I totally enjoyed watching this.
These are lovely videos, thank you.
I’m so glad to find this series again! I’m enjoying it very much~~~~’
I have the Victorian Kitchen series. To see this was a delight.
Any idea where Victorian Kitchen series may be seen online, or where to find the DVD?
Thanks for your time!
Do you mean the kitchen garden series or the Victorian kitchen series?
Very beautiful Victorian's culture.
Kapitel mit wintertreiben.