I visited Corbridge because my love for everything Roman took me to Hadrian's Wall. I had no idea what to expect and was immediately charmed. What a lovely little village, what amazing history! If you plan on visiting the area, take a day to experience the charm of Corbridge. Thank you for this video and the history lesson! Greatly appreciated!
If we all lived to 223 years of age there still would not be enough time to personally visit all the lovely places like this so thank you for bringing them to us in the comfort of out homes
It would be wonderful indeed! I'd love to make a video on every city, town and village in the world - but as you say there just isn't time sadly :( But still, I do love making these videos, and I'm so glad to hear that you enjoy watching them - it really means a lot! Thank you so much for watching - I do hope you get the chance to visit a few of these lovely places for yourself in the future :)
My sister, aunt and I visited Corbridge today! Beautiful village and we were able to find our ancestors in the churchyard, Snowballs! Would love to know more about their life in Corbridge!
Oh my God. This has brought tears to my aged eyes. I have asked my sister that, upon my demise, my ashes are scattered at Corbridge, she lives in Forest Hill London, London is where i come from. Found Corbridge because of my love of Roman history which my ex wife couldn't comprehend. It is without doubt a beautiful part of the UK that gladdens me. Love all about Northumberland, even the folks are welcoming and warm. What a marvellous video, thank you so much.
That's so wonderful to hear! Corbridge is an amazing little place, certainly small in its modern statue, but big in its impact through history on the country and people like you! Thank you so much for watching and for your wonderful comment - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video :)
It certainly is! It's amazing to think that this town was once linked to the heart of Rome thousands of miles away - as the northernmost frontier of that great empire :) Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
It's a really lovely village indeed! Rather small, but a lot to see, and very cosy (particularly in winter and on a snowy day like this too!) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video :)
OH SUPER MERCI POUR CE MAGNIFIQUE PANORAMIQUE DE CE P'TIT VILLAGE AU CHARME SPLENDIDE DU TEMPS PASSÉ !.. LES MAISONS SONT SUPERBE !.. AH LA VIEILLE PIERRE HISTORIQUE !.. TRÈS INSTRUCTIF ET PASSIONNANT VOTRE DESCRIPTIF ET ST ANDREW A UN P'TIT JE N'S AIS QUOI !.. BELLE JOURNÉE LET'S WALK !..
Et merci à vous pour regarder le vidéo comme toujours! Je suis très heureux que vous avez aimé le vidéo - Corbridge est une petite ville avec une grande histoire :) Belle journée à vous!
Thank you so much - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Corbridge is a lovely village and quite amazing to think that this was the furthest north that the Roman Empire went :)
It's such a gorgeous village - extremely peaceful and with some amazing scenery just a few steps out of the centre, I'm sure you have great memories of Corbridge and I hope you get the chance to return for a visit or a move back in the future :) Thank you so much for watching - I hope you enjoyed the video!
Interesting knowing that Romans settled thus north. Romans they were, but probably not from Rome, since soldiers serving in the north, were in largest part from other provinces of the Empire. At Castlecary on the Antonine wall, at a carved register, they identified themselves as coming from Noricum (Austria) and few from Italy ( Roman centurions, Raffaele D´Amato). One more refined video by Let´s Walk.
Thank you so much! Corbridge really is a fascinating little village - with so much history and the fact that it was so significant thousands of years ago, especially for an Empire with its headquarters thousands of miles to the south! Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video :)
Absolutely! It may be small but there's a whole lot to Corbridge - and there's more time spent in pubs than walking between them :) Thanks for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Those sound like some wonderful memories! Corbridge really has that cosy, quaint feel that I'm sure was a great place to pick up some sturdy conkers back in the day :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
It's so picturesque, isn't it? I really love Corbridge, and in answer to your question - I've found out that the Tyne is actually the best river in England for salmon numbers, while other rivers like the Tweed are also good for salmon :) Thank you for watching and commenting as always - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
I visited Corbridge because my love for everything Roman took me to Hadrian's Wall.
I had no idea what to expect and was immediately charmed. What a lovely little village, what amazing history!
If you plan on visiting the area, take a day to experience the charm of Corbridge.
Thank you for this video and the history lesson! Greatly appreciated!
If we all lived to 223 years of age there still would not be enough time to personally visit all the lovely places like this so thank you for bringing them to us in the comfort of out homes
It would be wonderful indeed! I'd love to make a video on every city, town and village in the world - but as you say there just isn't time sadly :( But still, I do love making these videos, and I'm so glad to hear that you enjoy watching them - it really means a lot!
Thank you so much for watching - I do hope you get the chance to visit a few of these lovely places for yourself in the future :)
@andrew kruthsounds like reminiscing through rose tinted glasses ....A scrap yard in the middle of the town ? Lol
Wonderful. God Bless You and The People of This marcelous Village.
My sister, aunt and I visited Corbridge today! Beautiful village and we were able to find our ancestors in the churchyard, Snowballs! Would love to know more about their life in Corbridge!
Oh my God. This has brought tears to my aged eyes. I have asked my sister that, upon my demise, my ashes are scattered at Corbridge, she lives in Forest Hill London, London is where i come from. Found Corbridge because of my love of Roman history which my ex wife couldn't comprehend. It is without doubt a beautiful part of the UK that gladdens me.
Love all about Northumberland, even the folks are welcoming and warm.
What a marvellous video, thank you so much.
That's so wonderful to hear! Corbridge is an amazing little place, certainly small in its modern statue, but big in its impact through history on the country and people like you!
Thank you so much for watching and for your wonderful comment - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video :)
We visited the Roman town a few years ago, well worth a detour.
It certainly is! It's amazing to think that this town was once linked to the heart of Rome thousands of miles away - as the northernmost frontier of that great empire :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
My 1st look at 1 of your videos enjoyed it very much❤
What a lovely village, it has an instant feeling of, I would like to live here, just beautiful. thank you.
It's a really lovely village indeed! Rather small, but a lot to see, and very cosy (particularly in winter and on a snowy day like this too!)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video :)
OH SUPER MERCI POUR CE MAGNIFIQUE PANORAMIQUE DE CE P'TIT VILLAGE AU CHARME SPLENDIDE DU TEMPS PASSÉ !.. LES MAISONS SONT SUPERBE !.. AH LA VIEILLE PIERRE HISTORIQUE !.. TRÈS INSTRUCTIF ET PASSIONNANT VOTRE DESCRIPTIF ET ST ANDREW A UN P'TIT JE N'S AIS QUOI !.. BELLE JOURNÉE LET'S WALK !..
Et merci à vous pour regarder le vidéo comme toujours! Je suis très heureux que vous avez aimé le vidéo - Corbridge est une petite ville avec une grande histoire :)
Belle journée à vous!
@@LetsWalkUK J'VOUS EN PRIE BIEN À VOUS
Haddock chips and mushy peas in the Black Bull is magnificent.
Nice walk in corbridge and view. Can't wait to see more tomorrow 😀
Thank you so much - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Corbridge is a lovely village and quite amazing to think that this was the furthest north that the Roman Empire went :)
Enjoyed this very much, thank you!
I like Corbridge I'm going there today,nice video,keep em coming
I hope you have a great time - it's such a lovely village :)
Thanks for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
I went to school in corbridge we lived in newton stock field 4 miles away. I would love to live there again I am 62 now
It's such a gorgeous village - extremely peaceful and with some amazing scenery just a few steps out of the centre, I'm sure you have great memories of Corbridge and I hope you get the chance to return for a visit or a move back in the future :)
Thank you so much for watching - I hope you enjoyed the video!
Interesting knowing that Romans settled thus north. Romans they were, but probably not from Rome, since soldiers serving in the north, were in largest part from other provinces of the Empire. At Castlecary on the Antonine wall, at a carved register, they identified themselves as coming from Noricum (Austria) and few from Italy ( Roman centurions, Raffaele D´Amato). One more refined video by Let´s Walk.
Thank you so much! Corbridge really is a fascinating little village - with so much history and the fact that it was so significant thousands of years ago, especially for an Empire with its headquarters thousands of miles to the south!
Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video :)
Hmm... Four pubs within a ten minute walk? Sounds like my kind of town!
Absolutely! It may be small but there's a whole lot to Corbridge - and there's more time spent in pubs than walking between them :)
Thanks for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
7 Pubs in all in Corbridge. 2 just over the bridge towards the station.
Used to go there when we were in our early teens for conkers...55 years ago..
Those sound like some wonderful memories! Corbridge really has that cosy, quaint feel that I'm sure was a great place to pick up some sturdy conkers back in the day :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
@@LetsWalkUK I did...thanks.
Try a Walk around Hexham in October...watch the salmon jumping up the wier under the bridge over the Tyne at Hexham.
I've got a winter walk coming up on this channel from Hexham - but I'll make sure to head back when the salmon are springing out of the water :)
Elegant and picturesque village by the Tyne, do you know If Salmons swim upstream the river tyne?
It's so picturesque, isn't it? I really love Corbridge, and in answer to your question - I've found out that the Tyne is actually the best river in England for salmon numbers, while other rivers like the Tweed are also good for salmon :)
Thank you for watching and commenting as always - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!