I sincerely admire that you Brit’s preserve your heritage so much. Including your cemeteries. We have a vast amount of space in Australia but some of our cemeteries feel the need for ‘renewal’ which basically means they are selling the space between graves. You may think it’s not so bad but the desecration and removal of graves stones is deplorable. Some are placed in another section , a lot are destroyed as there is no family to save them.
my maternal grandfather was a gardener on the Brockhampton estate. I have his letter of reference that he received prior to emigrating to Canada. My mother and I were fortunate to visit the estate before she passed. Thank you for the memories
Stokesay Castle was fantastic and I loved your casual remark, when showing us the basement, that the age was about 1080. That is incredible and I had to pause the video and just absorb that fact and look at every piece of wood and imagine what people were doing nearly 1,000 years ago. I doubt if houses built today would last that long. The Manor house was really special too. Thank you for your upload.
Brockhampton Manor is so special! It has so much history- imagine if it could reveal what it's seen throughout all those centuries. Just from looking at the video and never being inside it gives me a sense that it has a warm, inviting atmosphere.
I've always had a strong connection with the medieval period more than any other. These homes, in particular the last one, were amazing. Even watching it on TH-cam, you could feel the history wash over you.
I live in ENGLAND and I've also got a penchant for the MEDIEVAL TIMES i can trace my ancestry back to them times so maybe that's why i like that era so much.But they were brutal times to live in though so i certainly don't envy them there..
That was so cool how the mother waits at the bottom of the small hill by the road for her babies to follow her & then they walk at their own pace in the middle of the road....I just love that you happen to catch that!
It literally happens ALL OF THE TIME. You live in a city, don’t you? Well, come on over. They usually stay right there from 1 30 minutes. You can sit adoringly in your car and watch them
@@бронза.вафля.конус Who are you? I was replying to the original poster, not you... According to you, being sensitive is a bad thing. Well I think it's better than being a cold robot devoid of emotions like you... and if you were sensitive/intelligent enough you would detect some negative feeling in her reply. The tone is patronising and treating her like a stupid City person who don't have a clue about the country-side. Got it? 🙄😮💨
How delightful to come across your channel here on Utube, such lovely countryside and historic buildings, and the music you choose soothing. A joy for the Heart and Soul! Thank you.
@@ligametis You are correct - and the British Government says we need an extra 300 000 homes built every year without specifying when those years should end.
@@ericeric3117Buildings made of concrete, glass, and concrete are less sustainable, require more upkeep, and don’t last very long compared to older structures.
It's 115 degrees here with 12-hour days of white-hot, searing sunshine. We've had 50+ days of temps over 110 with none of the expected summer rains. Dead trees all over our city, trees 20-30 feet tall, turned from soft, bright green to brittle and brown by the furnace blast of daily scorching winds. I'm crying while watching your video.
Beautiful! Both properties would be amazing for a simple wedding, no glitz or glam, just flowers, beautiful landscape and birds chirping in the background. I could see a bride coming through the "moat house" or walking out of the small yellow gate house. Thank you for a wonderful video!
I just discovered your channel. As an ex pat, I so miss the architectural history in England and the landscape and gardens. I am in Ontario and just moved to a 150 year old farmhouse- which is old here and we are renovating. In the process of adding perennial gardens also. Glorious area with rolling hills that reminds me of my first home in England. Thanks for your incredible channel. I have subscribed ❤🇬🇧🇨🇦
I would love to see your farmhouse, it must be amazing to renovate. In the US where I am from anything over like 50 yrs old, people think is ancient, we always tear things down, which I hate. I am on the coast of Maine and love old time charm, with flowers everywhere and my stonewalls that I have built. Nothing like the UK, but enough to give me that feeling. Enjoy your farmhouse, what stories it could tell...!
I did a work scheme under the tories here in the late 80,s . The moat had thousand of goldfish in it . One year a heron came and raised a family and they ate the lot . We did the forestry by the ponds and stream in frost so hard your hands cried . In those days it was all hand tools . Full week of graft for £45.
Haha I also did it as well in the 80's with the YOUTH TRAINING SCHEME (YTS) but not on this property though mine was in CHESHIRE where i lived.We got to work on CHESTERS ROMAN FORT and then when I moved to LONDON i got to work on THE CUTTY SARK SHIP in GREENWICH,LONDON painting it with my UNCLE after they done a restoration job on it.And yeah £45 QUID a week but they always seemed to dock my pay and it wasn't my fault for being an absolute dickhead doing silly stuff...Honest😂
Incredibly sensitive treatment for the time, I believe. We moved toi Germany from California eight years ago,. There are many, many wonky old Fachwerk houses in our area, we just love them.
These ancient houses are truly wondrous! The fact that they’re still standing after hundreds and hundreds of years is just incredible. And, as you wander in and out of the rooms, there’s such a tangible feeling of all the people from the past who have trodden those floors and stairs throughout the centuries. Thank you for sharing ☺️🌻
The word "brock" is an old English term for a badger, and hampton comes from the Anglo-Saxon for a settlement on a river bend. So I suppose there was a large badger sett there when it was originally settled.
Wow! As a Caribbean dweller whose wanderlust is the English countryside, I’m absolutely enthralled by what you’ve shared. I just happened upon your channel and am thoroughly grateful. Will live vicariously through your visits to these lovely time capsules of history until I can get there myself. Well done and many thanks for sharing. 🤗
That's two more places to go on my bucket list. Brockhampton was lucky to find a sympathetic Victorian architect for the renovation. Another lovely video.
Ooh you definitely need to pay a visit to both of these gems! They’re brilliant and have so many stories to share ❤️ Brockhampton was definitely lucky in that day and age to find someone who appreciated it for what it was!
That's what the BRITS are really good at preserving there history all countries should definitely do it but sadly profit is more sought after and they'd rather erase there history for 💰 MONEY💰..So sad really
Thank you for taking us so skilfully around two such contrasted properties. The first one so welcoming and still seemingly full of life with its abundance of furniture and everyday necessities and the utter beauty of its imperfections ; and the second one much more austere and almost void of any human pr presence within its ancient walls. And hats off to you for daring to climb those terrifying stairs !!!
So glad you enjoyed them. They’re both such fascinating properties! Funny you should say that as you until about ten-fifteen years ago, there were still people living in Brockhampton 😊 My goodness, that stairwell!! 🥴
That was a lovely tour, thank you for sharing. I’m so missing England right now, spring is so beautiful there. The daffodils, lambs, snowdrops, green fields, I love it all.
Gorgeous- Surprised they leave the castle open to the elements and have random ppl walking thru it… surely some measures should be taken to seal it from the elements
I really enjoy your tours to the various beautiful places in the Uk and you definitely inspire me to visit all of these gorgeous properties and gardens etc. I find your videos very relaxing to watch and your music choices are always perfect so I’d like to say thank you so much for taking the time to show them all to us
Thank you so so much for that wonderfully kind comment 🙏 It takes me hours to film these videos and even longer to edit them together so it means a lot to hear that they are enjoyed and appreciated ☺️❤️ Plenty more incoming, just working on the next one now
It's fantastic these buildings are still standing! Thank you for showing us these amazing historical structures. If only the walls could talk! (PS I enjoyed the shots of the flowers and your choice of background music, too).
Greetings from Raleigh, North Carolina. One more video that Showcases your expertise. It Helps to have spectacular subject matter professionally Presented. Thank you.
Greetings this morning from South Carolina ☺️ I’m in the US for a week so quite a change of scene! Glad you enjoyed this video, I absolutely love both of these properties and their rich histories
Hello, first day of finding your channel and just wanted to say you're doing an awesome job. I love the slow shots and the attention to detail you give.Youve deffinently made a new fan!
Thank you for taking me along with you to my most favorite architectural period. Lovely,I’m so pleased to have found you-will be back. I adore that you take your time.
Because it seemed so strange to me that a wool merchant would have a license to crenelate I had to go look up Stokesay Castle. There was an earlier Norman Castle on the property built by the de Lacy family, whose distaff heirs still held the property when Lawrence of Ludlow was resident. His wife was a cousin of those heirs, and was herself an illegitimate descendant of Henry II. Lawrence was a money lender as well as a wool merchant, and had lent quite a bit of money to Edward I, from whom he received a license to crenelate in 1291. It looks like the money and the family connection and perhaps the history of the property combined to give him the standing to receive a license to crenelate, something that, from my understanding, was quite rarely granted to those who weren’t ennobled.
I just love Britains beautiful unique architecture and countryside. I feel so lucky to have been brought up in this country for its sheer beauty and a sense of belonging. I’m off to the north in October to see Lutyens lindesfarne at holy island then all the amazing places in Northumberland.
this is a great vid... i am currently reading Ken follett's " world without end", the second book in the pillars of the earth series, this vid is what i pictured the buildings Ken describes.... thank you!
Ahhhhh I LOVE THAT SERIES!!! They actually started doing a tv series of the books too, although they missed so much out of the books that I couldn't enjoy it properly and they never did a second lol but the books are brilliant!
Gosh, what a lovely place! I must say I love the pace of your videos - it feels like one is actually visiting the site, as well. I think your music selection complements the scenery, too! New subscriber here, cheers!
Beautiful house watching it made me think of all the people lives that was touched by this one house. The fine craftsman’s that built it the manufacturer of materials the people it took to run it clean it etc. it’s a beautiful time capsule. Thanks for sharing it
Interesting explanation of the Manor's name. I would have thought it would have had some association with badgers, originally, as Brock is an old term for a badger. Really enjoyed the vlog. Thank you.
I cried throughout the second half of the video. All the beauty took my breath away. Being an American who's family came to American just 2 generations ago this is my blood heritage as well. I have 2 estates less than 1 mile from my house that are from the Revolutionary War. That's as far back as we go. I'm in NY. In the mid states and west coast we can see native American Indian ancient dwellings, but they are not my blood heritage and I've never seen them nor do I desire to. How fortunate you are to go to such places. I love your slow quiet style and how you show us such details. Thank you so much! I just subscribed ❤😊
You must come along over here some day and see these places for yourself. Come over, hire a car, pre - book a few Bed and Breakfast accommodation ( `normally significantly cheaper than hotels ) and sojourn away. The country is full of places like this. You`d struggle to go ten miles without passing through a 500 + year old town or village.
@@dogwithwigwamz.7320if you ever do decide to visit the UK or mainly ENGLAND look me up and I'll show you around free of course i wouldn't dare charge one of our cousins and I'm absolutely serious as well 😀👍
Stokesy Castle was one of my favorite locations when we visited five years ago. Your comments about the stairway to the old tower rooms reminded me of whether to see the upstairs or stay in the great hall. I braved the stairs.
Your filming and photography is excellent, you have captured wonderful angles and views, I wanted to be there with you, with my sketch book !!!!!!!!!!!!! all very well done, thank you for a real joy, Kindest Wishes from New Zealand.
Spectacularly gorgeous countryside! Beautiful buildings. I loved the bird song and lambs. The music was perfect. Where I live in the southwest USA, something's way old if it's over 100 years old.
I enjoyed this video so much--thanks for posting. I liked the pace, the footage of the area, and you did such a good job capturing the details of the buildings and their history that I'd be most curious about if I were there. You could seriously go professional.
I love your videos. Thanks so much for sharing your passion of places and things of the past. I’ve enjoyed every minute of all your adventures as you take us along. Best wishes, Lynn in Naples FL. 😎💕
So lovely to see Stokesay Castle again. When I lived in Mid Wales, it was one of my favourite places to take my children and all the many visitors we had. Just magical.
Very nice tour. You chose nice background music. Both places are amazing. I’ve been in love with England since I was a girl, and I have been to the UK half a dozen times. Hopefully when I come back I’ll put those properties on my list. I was curious about the age if the linen fold walls and what era they were done. They look 16th century.
Never been to England. So this is a treat. I could live in such a beautiful place. Thanks for the great videos, editing, and gracing your amazing filming with equally impressive and complementary music.
Hello, just stumbled upon your films. Loved every bit. I really like your calm tones describing the place, and the slow movement as you film everything. I’m off to enjoy some more now as another fan of your charming films, thank you so much. I’m unable to get about as I used to in the past and it’s very lovely to accompany you and your family on your travels from my armchair. 💐
I sincerely admire that you Brit’s preserve your heritage so much. Including your cemeteries. We have a vast amount of space in Australia but some of our cemeteries feel the need for ‘renewal’ which basically means they are selling the space between graves. You may think it’s not so bad but the desecration and removal of graves stones is deplorable. Some are placed in another section , a lot are destroyed as there is no family to save them.
my maternal grandfather was a gardener on the Brockhampton estate. I have his letter of reference that he received prior to emigrating to Canada. My mother and I were fortunate to visit the estate before she passed. Thank you for the memories
Seriously this place are so so Good,, looking so calm and Peaceful 😌😍..
English Countryside is breathtaking 🥰
glorious country... and youre giving it all away. vanishing before your eyes.
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How are we giving it away? Lols
Stokesay Castle was fantastic and I loved your casual remark, when showing us the basement, that the age was about 1080. That is incredible and I had to pause the video and just absorb that fact and look at every piece of wood and imagine what people were doing nearly 1,000 years ago. I doubt if houses built today would last that long. The Manor house was really special too. Thank you for your upload.
Brockhampton Manor is so special! It has so much history- imagine if it could reveal what it's seen throughout all those centuries. Just from looking at the video and never being inside it gives me a sense that it has a warm, inviting atmosphere.
I've always had a strong connection with the medieval period more than any other. These homes, in particular the last one, were amazing. Even watching it on TH-cam, you could feel the history wash over you.
I live in ENGLAND and I've also got a penchant for the MEDIEVAL TIMES i can trace my ancestry back to them times so maybe that's why i like that era so much.But they were brutal times to live in though so i certainly don't envy them there..
That was so cool how the mother waits at the bottom of the small hill by the road for her babies to follow her & then they walk at their own pace in the middle of the road....I just love that you happen to catch that!
It literally happens ALL OF THE TIME. You live in a city, don’t you? Well, come on over. They usually stay right there from 1 30 minutes. You can sit adoringly in your car and watch them
@@debbylou5729 It was a very lovely scene indeed but you seem very aggressive in your reply for some reason 🙄😬
@katyldr the reply wasn't aggressive at all, you're too sensitive
@@бронза.вафля.конус Who are you? I was replying to the original poster, not you... According to you, being sensitive is a bad thing. Well I think it's better than being a cold robot devoid of emotions like you... and if you were sensitive/intelligent enough you would detect some negative feeling in her reply. The tone is patronising and treating her like a stupid City person who don't have a clue about the country-side. Got it? 🙄😮💨
@Japanese-Chars-I-can't-copy, are you a psychpath? Must be nice to be that oblivious.
How delightful to come across your channel here on Utube, such lovely countryside and historic buildings, and the music you choose soothing. A joy for the Heart and Soul! Thank you.
Living in the country is so much better than the urban areas. The English countryside is breathtaking
I find it lacks natural forests. I would choose countryside in Germany or Norway more.
@@ligametis You are correct - and the British Government says we need an extra 300 000 homes built every year without specifying when those years should end.
I agree❤ beautiful 🙏
Wait until it gets invaded like the big cities...
Many parts of London now are unlivable nightmares.
The problem is that there is always road noise everywhere. You’re never far from a road.
Stunning! Such beauty. Modern architecture hasn’t improved a thing.
Let's compare heating bills.
@@loetzcollector466 haha! Yes, the heating is better.
Structural integrity and fire safety are much better now, but no beauty in my opinion.
@@ericeric3117Buildings made of concrete, glass, and concrete are less sustainable, require more upkeep, and don’t last very long compared to older structures.
Its nice to see these old buildings looked after😊
I think I’m gobsmacked …. Absolutely beautiful 😊
Remarkable the roof lasted long enough to keep them home preserved.
Thank you for sharing! From a history loving viewer in North Florida, USA.
The medieval house was truly stunning who wouldn’t want to live there it was so homely
You are so kind to share - my husband and I watched together and relived our many visits to England - you brought tears to my eyes. Many thanks.
It's 115 degrees here with 12-hour days of white-hot, searing sunshine. We've had 50+ days of temps over 110 with none of the expected summer rains. Dead trees all over our city, trees 20-30 feet tall, turned from soft, bright green to brittle and brown by the furnace blast of daily scorching winds. I'm crying while watching your video.
I'm ENGLISH and if i lived where you lived I'd definitely melt 🥵..😂
Beautiful! Both properties would be amazing for a simple wedding, no glitz or glam, just flowers, beautiful landscape and birds chirping in the background. I could see a bride coming through the "moat house" or walking out of the small yellow gate house. Thank you for a wonderful video!
I just discovered your channel. As an ex pat, I so miss the architectural history in England and the landscape and gardens. I am in Ontario and just moved to a 150 year old farmhouse- which is old here and we are renovating. In the process of adding perennial gardens also. Glorious area with rolling hills that reminds me of my first home in England. Thanks for your incredible channel. I have subscribed ❤🇬🇧🇨🇦
I would love to see your farmhouse, it must be amazing to renovate. In the US where I am from anything over like 50 yrs old, people think is ancient, we always tear things down, which I hate. I am on the coast of Maine and love old time charm, with flowers everywhere and my stonewalls that I have built. Nothing like the UK, but enough to give me that feeling. Enjoy your farmhouse, what stories it could tell...!
Beautiful houses and informative tour. Love the sheep encounters.
They’re wonderful survivals. Oh yes, I love this time of year with all the new spring lambs 🥰
I did a work scheme under the tories here in the late 80,s . The moat had thousand of goldfish in it . One year a heron came and raised a family and they ate the lot . We did the forestry by the ponds and stream in frost so hard your hands cried . In those days it was all hand tools . Full week of graft for £45.
Haha I also did it as well in the 80's with the YOUTH TRAINING SCHEME (YTS) but not on this property though mine was in CHESHIRE where i lived.We got to work on CHESTERS ROMAN FORT and then when I moved to LONDON i got to work on THE CUTTY SARK SHIP in GREENWICH,LONDON painting it with my UNCLE after they done a restoration job on it.And yeah £45 QUID a week but they always seemed to dock my pay and it wasn't my fault for being an absolute dickhead doing silly stuff...Honest😂
The spirit of prescience,interesting videos, regards.
Incredibly sensitive treatment for the time, I believe. We moved toi Germany from California eight years ago,. There are many, many wonky old Fachwerk houses in our area, we just love them.
These ancient houses are truly wondrous! The fact that they’re still standing after hundreds and hundreds of years is just incredible. And, as you wander in and out of the rooms, there’s such a tangible feeling of all the people from the past who have trodden those floors and stairs throughout the centuries. Thank you for sharing ☺️🌻
The word "brock" is an old English term for a badger, and hampton comes from the Anglo-Saxon for a settlement on a river bend. So I suppose there was a large badger sett there when it was originally settled.
By chance I came across your video. I really enjoyed it. Thank you so much for sharing ❤️
Such a feminine feel, to a delicate and beautiful house...... Narrated in a sensative way..... Thank you*
Marvelous! Thank you for sharing ❤️🌷
Wow! As a Caribbean dweller whose wanderlust is the English countryside, I’m absolutely enthralled by what you’ve shared. I just happened upon your channel and am thoroughly grateful. Will live vicariously through your visits to these lovely time capsules of history until I can get there myself. Well done and many thanks for sharing. 🤗
12:28 Stunning. It's like a Constable painting.
I love to visit oneday.
That's two more places to go on my bucket list. Brockhampton was lucky to find a sympathetic Victorian architect for the renovation. Another lovely video.
Ooh you definitely need to pay a visit to both of these gems! They’re brilliant and have so many stories to share ❤️ Brockhampton was definitely lucky in that day and age to find someone who appreciated it for what it was!
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I love seeing history preserved and this was superbly maintained. A joy to see and watch
That's what the BRITS are really good at preserving there history all countries should definitely do it but sadly profit is more sought after and they'd rather erase there history for 💰 MONEY💰..So sad really
Wow! Not just the amazing buildings, but the settings of each were truly spectacular! Love your videos.
The way this movie was made deserves 1 word: Excellent!
Truly remarkable. Thank you very much for taking us along.
So glad you enjoyed taking a glimpse inside these historic houses 🥰
Thank you for these two most interesting tours.
You’re most welcome, glad you enjoyed these short visits :)
Mesmerizing video, thanks for the journey.
Thank you for taking us so skilfully around two such contrasted properties.
The first one so welcoming and still seemingly full of life with its abundance of furniture and everyday necessities and the utter beauty of its imperfections ; and the second one much more austere and almost void of any human pr presence within its ancient walls. And hats off to you for daring to climb those terrifying stairs !!!
So glad you enjoyed them. They’re both such fascinating properties! Funny you should say that as you until about ten-fifteen years ago, there were still people living in Brockhampton 😊 My goodness, that stairwell!! 🥴
@@theslowtravelsfamily Really ?! Well they definitely made sure they left as little trace of their being there as possible, which is rather sad.
That was a lovely tour, thank you for sharing. I’m so missing England right now, spring is so beautiful there. The daffodils, lambs, snowdrops, green fields, I love it all.
Gorgeous- Surprised they leave the castle open to the elements and have random ppl walking thru it… surely some measures should be taken to seal it from the elements
Just gorgeous. Thank you from Illinois. ❤
These places are lovely old structures of the past an the Countryside is like a slice of heaven. Thank You, I thoroughly Enjoyed this. ❤
I really enjoy your tours to the various beautiful places in the Uk and you definitely inspire me to visit all of these gorgeous properties and gardens etc. I find your videos very relaxing to watch and your music choices are always perfect so I’d like to say thank you so much for taking the time to show them all to us
Thank you so so much for that wonderfully kind comment 🙏 It takes me hours to film these videos and even longer to edit them together so it means a lot to hear that they are enjoyed and appreciated ☺️❤️ Plenty more incoming, just working on the next one now
You'd have to come over in the summer..
It's fantastic these buildings are still standing! Thank you for showing us these amazing historical structures. If only the walls could talk! (PS I enjoyed the shots of the flowers and your choice of background music, too).
Great presentation and your dinner looked delicious. At 15:36 there is a cloud popping in and out of frame, very cool
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Greetings this morning from South Carolina ☺️ I’m in the US for a week so quite a change of scene! Glad you enjoyed this video, I absolutely love both of these properties and their rich histories
I'm positive some of the people who sailed on the MAYFLOWER to the AMERICA'S come from around this village..
Hello, first day of finding your channel and just wanted to say you're doing an awesome job. I love the slow shots and the attention to detail you give.Youve deffinently made a new fan!
Hi! Thank you for being here 🥰 Happy to hear you’re enjoying the videos and thanks for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment to let us know 🙏
Thank you for taking me along with you to my most favorite architectural period. Lovely,I’m so pleased to have found you-will be back. I adore that you take your time.
Beautiful places thanks
Wow!
Because it seemed so strange to me that a wool merchant would have a license to crenelate I had to go look up Stokesay
Castle. There was an earlier Norman Castle on the property built by the de Lacy family, whose distaff heirs still held the property when Lawrence of Ludlow was resident. His wife was a cousin of those heirs, and was herself an illegitimate descendant of Henry II. Lawrence was a money lender as well as a wool merchant, and had lent quite a bit of money to Edward I, from whom he received a license to crenelate in 1291. It looks like the money and the family connection and perhaps the history of the property combined to give him the standing to receive a license to crenelate, something that, from my understanding, was quite rarely granted to those who weren’t ennobled.
Beauiful gatehouse and church lovely gardens
I just love Britains beautiful unique architecture and countryside. I feel so lucky to have been brought up in this country for its sheer beauty and a sense of belonging. I’m off to the north in October to see Lutyens lindesfarne at holy island then all the amazing places in Northumberland.
Thank you . I will never get to see these places in person, so these lovely videos are great!
this is a great vid... i am currently reading Ken follett's " world without end", the second book in the pillars of the earth series, this vid is what i pictured the buildings Ken describes.... thank you!
Ahhhhh I LOVE THAT SERIES!!! They actually started doing a tv series of the books too, although they missed so much out of the books that I couldn't enjoy it properly and they never did a second lol but the books are brilliant!
Gosh, what a lovely place! I must say I love the pace of your videos - it feels like one is actually visiting the site, as well. I think your music selection complements the scenery, too! New subscriber here, cheers!
WOW ,WOW, WOW! So very happy to have discovered your channel.
Such a beautiful place to visit, via TH-cam 😍, thank you for sharing 😊
I love all these old properties, they’ve got so many stories to tell! 😍 So glad you enjoyed this little peek inside
Beautiful house watching it made me think of all the people lives that was touched by this one house. The fine craftsman’s that built it the manufacturer of materials the people it took to run it clean it etc. it’s a beautiful time capsule. Thanks for sharing it
Fabulous! Just enjoying watching such beauty! And the music score is the brilliant one! Thanks a lot!)
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Interesting explanation of the Manor's name. I would have thought it would have had some association with badgers, originally, as Brock is an old term for a badger. Really enjoyed the vlog. Thank you.
I cried throughout the second half of the video. All the beauty took my breath away. Being an American who's family came to American just 2 generations ago this is my blood heritage as well. I have 2 estates less than 1 mile from my house that are from the Revolutionary War. That's as far back as we go. I'm in NY. In the mid states and west coast we can see native American Indian ancient dwellings, but they are not my blood heritage and I've never seen them nor do I desire to. How fortunate you are to go to such places. I love your slow quiet style and how you show us such details. Thank you so much! I just subscribed ❤😊
You must come along over here some day and see these places for yourself. Come over, hire a car, pre - book a few Bed and Breakfast accommodation ( `normally significantly cheaper than hotels ) and sojourn away. The country is full of places like this. You`d struggle to go ten miles without passing through a 500 + year old town or village.
@@dogwithwigwamz.7320 Thank you so much for your encouraging invitation to your lovely country🥰❤
@@dogwithwigwamz.7320if you ever do decide to visit the UK or mainly ENGLAND look me up and I'll show you around free of course i wouldn't dare charge one of our cousins and I'm absolutely serious as well 😀👍
Amazing!
I went to Stokesay castle a few years ago in late May, and there were two swallows nests, it was amazing to see the birds so closely.
Stokesy Castle was one of my favorite locations when we visited five years ago. Your comments about the stairway to the old tower rooms reminded me of whether to see the upstairs or stay in the great hall. I braved the stairs.
Lovely🌹
Absolutely stunning and beautiful,I hope I make it across the pond one day before I go
Needed some TLC, huh? Stunning though. Thanks for sharing.
I subscribed. Lovely voice, editing, music. Everything was perfect to take us there!
Your filming and photography is excellent,
you have captured wonderful angles and views,
I wanted to be there with you, with my sketch book !!!!!!!!!!!!!
all very well done, thank you for a real joy,
Kindest Wishes from New Zealand.
Absolutely beautiful.
5:54 this shot of you coming to the window is probably the best shot I’ve seen in any TH-cam video.
Reminds me of the medieval village of Chillingbourne. ❤❤❤
Thank-you for this lovely tour✨
Lovely tour. Thank you.❤
Spectacularly gorgeous countryside! Beautiful buildings. I loved the bird song and lambs. The music was perfect. Where I live in the southwest USA, something's way old if it's over 100 years old.
I like old houses very much, that too on your side, the joy of living in a wooden house is something different, very nice cottage❤❤
I want to go there 😭
Gorgeous! Thanks for the tour.
Most welcome! ❤️
Just stunning!
Everything was just so incredibly beautiful! Gorgeous medieval architecture! Very glad I found your channel Xx
Love the cottage you were staying at. Especially the very tame pheasant! England is so scenic & historic.
Beatiful these monuments ❤ in Poland they were destroyed by invasin😢
I am lucky to have visited both these locations. They are amazing.
Why does it feel like im back in time man
I kind of wish I was lol
I enjoyed this video so much--thanks for posting. I liked the pace, the footage of the area, and you did such a good job capturing the details of the buildings and their history that I'd be most curious about if I were there. You could seriously go professional.
100% agree❤
This video is an absolute delight. Incredible photography and lovely music. Wow, I just love it!
Wonderful - thank you!!!
I love your videos. Thanks so much for sharing your passion of places and things of the past. I’ve enjoyed every minute of all your adventures as you take us along. Best wishes,
Lynn in Naples FL. 😎💕
Beautiful work!
So lovely to see Stokesay Castle again. When I lived in Mid Wales, it was one of my favourite places to take my children and all the many visitors we had. Just magical.
I just love your videos they are a feast for the eyes! Thank you so much!
Very nice tour. You chose nice background music. Both places are amazing. I’ve been in love with England since I was a girl, and I have been to the UK half a dozen times. Hopefully when I come back I’ll put those properties on my list. I was curious about the age if the linen fold walls and what era they were done. They look 16th century.
Never been to England. So this is a treat. I could live in such a beautiful place. Thanks for the great videos, editing, and gracing your amazing filming with equally impressive and complementary music.
Beauiful house reminds me of my great grand fathers house in Surrey which he built
Spaghetti trick- break it in half, it cooks a little faster and more evenly. But made me hungry!
Yup that's what I do hehe😁👍
Hello, just stumbled upon your films. Loved every bit. I really like your calm tones describing the place, and the slow movement as you film everything. I’m off to enjoy some more now as another fan of your charming films, thank you so much. I’m unable to get about as I used to in the past and it’s very lovely to accompany you and your family on your travels from my armchair. 💐