I'm pleased for you. Glad it was worth the wait. I was very touched by the Worzel Gummidge tribute memorial by the fence and the fact that the fence still clearly reads Ten Acre Fields!
Fantastic! I'm making the trip from County Durham tomorrow to see this magnificent location! Worzel was a huge part of my childhood and captured the magic of youth! I'm going to just sit here for about 3 hours and reminisce, and think about the happier times in my life! I also have a little message from my 10 year old self for Worzel.
Have a look around in the corner of the field by the fence, we left the cross post there after filming Scatterbrook Days and it may still be around. All the best for your visit!
@@iancaldicott7210 I watched that just the other day. What a brilliant little short! The folorn look on Jon's face was probably very real for Jeremy. He must have had such a great time filming there as a kid. And calling his daughter Charlotte.....what a touch!
@@iancaldicott7210 well a 600 mile round trip was worth every mile! A hugely nostalgic visit for me. Spent some time sitting on Worzel's fence reminiscing! Left my tribute. Oh I did see the cross pole! (I can't help thinking a certain props designer from Scatterbrook Days may have been the Worzel at the end)?? Magical place. I do hope you can finance another short film!
Wow that's quite a journey, a very dedicated fan! Glad the pole is still there and yes, I did play Worzel. I have some photos and footage I plan to edit into a making of video with a friend. Thanks for updating about your trip!
@@iancaldicott7210 fantastic. Can't wait for that. Must have been pretty cool to have worked with Jeremy and Mike. And in any future productions...you have a dedicated extra here very willing to make the trip....for free!!
A great video, well done. I went there in 2006, and even then the little copse was overgrown. Noticed the "horizontal" line of trees in the centre had gone, but the landscape's hardly changed otherwise. Beautiful place.
Fantastic! Thanks so much, I read that the location had been lost, but you've made my day! Now me and my mate can go on a pilgrimage next year! All the best :-)
Glad to be of use, there are lot's of other Worzel locations nearby which you can easily visit in a day but it's a special feeling standing in the field!
At the end of the video shows the entrance to the style and field as I remember it when I worked on the estate that owned the field in the mid eighties, was cutting back branches one day and backed the tractor and trailer in the entrance and knocked over the style 🤦🏼♂️ luckily the crow man was not around! 😁
Yes bit of bad reversing! did repair the style, I worked there from 1983 to 1990 had relations that lived in Braishfield they often seen them filming around the village, they lived in Braishfield for 30 plus years.
"Ello ladies. Lovely mornin' fur chewin' the cud... ...Mow me down 'an call me 'an 'aystack..." Awroit awreddy... I just gets all sentimental like... ...is all...
This was our fourth planned trip but the field is always a must, we did Stockbridge, King's Somborne, Romsey and Braishfield in one day and it proved quite a hectic trip!
Tony Jones if you visit our facebook page there are photo albums there with all the locatuon marked on maps. You can visit quite a few in a day's trip!
Just been here today. After waiting 40 years. Worth the wait.
Glad you made it!
I'm pleased for you. Glad it was worth the wait. I was very touched by the Worzel Gummidge tribute memorial by the fence and the fact that the fence still clearly reads Ten Acre Fields!
Can you provide the post code as I can’t find it anywhere? Thanks
@@ryanhardy7033 I'll second that Mr Crowman sir!
Fantastic! I'm making the trip from County Durham tomorrow to see this magnificent location! Worzel was a huge part of my childhood and captured the magic of youth! I'm going to just sit here for about 3 hours and reminisce, and think about the happier times in my life! I also have a little message from my 10 year old self for Worzel.
Have a look around in the corner of the field by the fence, we left the cross post there after filming Scatterbrook Days and it may still be around. All the best for your visit!
@@iancaldicott7210 I watched that just the other day. What a brilliant little short! The folorn look on Jon's face was probably very real for Jeremy. He must have had such a great time filming there as a kid. And calling his daughter Charlotte.....what a touch!
@@iancaldicott7210 well a 600 mile round trip was worth every mile! A hugely nostalgic visit for me. Spent some time sitting on Worzel's fence reminiscing! Left my tribute. Oh I did see the cross pole! (I can't help thinking a certain props designer from Scatterbrook Days may have been the Worzel at the end)??
Magical place. I do hope you can finance another short film!
Wow that's quite a journey, a very dedicated fan!
Glad the pole is still there and yes, I did play Worzel. I have some photos and footage I plan to edit into a making of video with a friend.
Thanks for updating about your trip!
@@iancaldicott7210 fantastic. Can't wait for that. Must have been pretty cool to have worked with Jeremy and Mike. And in any future productions...you have a dedicated extra here very willing to make the trip....for free!!
A great video, well done. I went there in 2006, and even then the little copse was overgrown. Noticed the "horizontal" line of trees in the centre had gone, but the landscape's hardly changed otherwise. Beautiful place.
respect to king worzil and the crowman! from the US !
Fantastic! Thanks so much, I read that the location had been lost, but you've made my day! Now me and my mate can go on a pilgrimage next year! All the best :-)
Glad to be of use, there are lot's of other Worzel locations nearby which you can easily visit in a day but it's a special feeling standing in the field!
loved the purple shafts of light at the end magical
Thank you for the directions. We found it without any problems.
Cheers for this,i,m gonna go there one day.👍👍
Oh, to be in England, in the summertime...
At the end of the video shows the entrance to the style and field as I remember it when I worked on the estate that owned the field in the mid eighties, was cutting back branches one day and backed the tractor and trailer in the entrance and knocked over the style 🤦🏼♂️ luckily the crow man was not around! 😁
Oh dear, accidents happen. We heard that the original gate was given away. Nice to hear from you having worked there!
Yes bit of bad reversing! did repair the style, I worked there from 1983 to 1990 had relations that lived in Braishfield they often seen them filming around the village, they lived in Braishfield for 30 plus years.
takes me back to innocent days .
love it
"Ello ladies. Lovely mornin' fur chewin' the cud... ...Mow me down 'an call me 'an 'aystack..." Awroit awreddy... I just gets all sentimental like... ...is all...
No wonder I couldn't find it lol. I'm from Guernsey and visited the locations in 2014 and I only had limited time
This was our fourth planned trip but the field is always a must, we did Stockbridge, King's Somborne, Romsey and Braishfield in one day and it proved quite a hectic trip!
ahah great
Does anybody know the map co ordinates?
Tony Jones not without looking them up. It's on the sharp bend along the Furzedown Road, Braishfield, Romsey.
@@ReturntoScatterbrook Thanks. I will take a trip there soon. Just re watched some episodes and kinda interested in seeing the actual field :-)
Tony Jones if you visit our facebook page there are photo albums there with all the locatuon marked on maps. You can visit quite a few in a day's trip!
Just down the road from where I live - never knew
It's on google maps