Vanlife UK | Lunchtime at Sullington Farm
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- I am meeting the lovely Julia for lunch at Sullington Farm in West Sussex, at the foot of the South Downs. Lunch in the van is ideal on a wet, rainy day.
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What better way to spend a Sunday when it's raining. You certainly made the most of the day and that was such an enjoyable video. Thank you Richard and Julia
Thanks 👍
I’d definitely clean that fridge out, someone’s left a video camera in there.😉
It gets everywhere that damn camera!
You gave me a chuckle there Daley, ta : )
I now know why I love and enjoy watching your program; you’re both intense lovely people. Your van, boot scrapes, yew trees, damm the rain! Full cheese, with Branstons(?)sarnies ahead!
One of my favorites Richard. Once again the lovely Julia steals the show.
She does indeed.
Thanks Richard and Julia, driven past the road to Sullington church lots of times, maybe will stop next time. Didn't know there is a cafe there too, even better! Lovely to be able to explore parts of Sussex you are both showing me xx
Looks like a magnificent place. Beautiful old trees too.
Oh, how wonderful....you are both soooo talented creative ....I think it is very important, in which area you make the things that comes from your heart. I hope you can understand what I mean.
In England it is soooo green everywere.....
In Austria it ist winter, with all his facettes!
I also like trees, they are so much more
then wood.
Best wishes for the lovely Julia and you Richard
Sharing from the heart Michaela transmits high vibrations and goodness, yes highly important it be, for our enrichment, thank you much. Extra special protection rings, may there be around you, too many sad entities showing their selves at the moment. Thankfully we have and hold higher beings, collectively, all greater strength that we are.
Thank you so much 😊
Being in the van, in the rain eating soup , how wonderful and cosy 😍 What a beautiful old church and tree . Thanks Richard and Julia 🤩
Enjoyed This Video Richard & Julia! What A Lovely Hat, Amazing Church & Tree - Together With A Fine Piece Of Mime All In Such A Superb Setting. Great Seeing You Both Again Out Enjoying Life!! 😊 😊
A wonderful video, and what a marvellous barn. I would love to hear Julia sing... Great to see Richard performing - lets see more!!!!
Brilliant absolutely brilliant. Loved every second. Thank you.so much
So glad!
That was quite a good mime actually! I’m thinking you could take over as grandpa in my pocket Richard, when James Bolam retires or bites the dust! The perfect stage personality for it!
Not sure what that was - but sounds like fun
You are rocking the hat Richard and yes Julia's is on the needles :) Thank you once again for the mention- it's wonderful to have some of your lovely viewers stop by my channel. Loved that yew tree! If only they could talk. What stories they could tell. And what a stunning barn! Hope you get to have a tour around the church on a future video
Thanks again for the hat - Julia can't wait! :)
How exciting! I can hardly wait, you're ever so kind @Imp of Be
Thank you Richard and Julia ❤
as everyone says, lovely video and think we are jealous of how you can make a wet day so enjoyable. Love Sullington and nice to see David Brown tractor is in the dry...got a day off Fri and you have finalised my plans. Sullington it is.
Thanks so much
Hello Richard a new subscriber here , l love your domestic videos x
me too Veronica : ) many of us also share this thought with you, welcome aboard, well worth checking out the Vobes Show you might like too, at 8pm tonight.
Thanks so much, Veronica. Welcome to the channel!
You make cheering up a miserable day effortless and that yew tree was amazing 🙂. Thank you both for another fantastic video.
So glad!
Great video, thank you. Amazing barn and yew tree, snug and cosy in the van too!
Glad you enjoyed it
What a great video. From the house, thought peering in your fridge novel, eating lunch in the van and to top it all a lovely walk around the church grounds in Sullington. Most enjoyable
Wonderful stuff thanks to you both
Another heart-lifting video. Thanks. Love your jumpers. 👍🏻🏴
Thanks so much! 😊
I love trees also. Dame Judy Dench "My Passion for Trees" suggested trying to hug a tree. I did so - bare chested - in Friston Forest (making sure no one was looking!) and found it a wonderful experience. You can hear it, and feel it. Trees have soul! I now get rather distressed if I see a tree being chopped down. Lovely earrings Julia.
Love that!
Why was I not surprised that as soon as we saw a stage Richard starts to perform! Thanks, nice barn and tree, hope you got in the church.
All great fun!
Great video Richard, nice spot of lunch, a lovely Church and such a lovely looking old yew tree.
The ability to just get in the van and make lunch on a bad weather day makes it so much brighter. Lovely film 👍
Thanks, Ricky!
I'd love to hear Julia & the choir she's in, sing. Even better in that barn. Could that be possible or even hear Julia sing & play her guitar again? Also, Richard, have you any more ghostly Christmas tales? Have a fabulous week in the run up to the 25th & I'll be watching you over the Christmas period too. Merry Christmas & here's to a better, safer & healthier 2022 to you & your family. To Julia & her family also. X
Thanks so much, June. I am sure we will manage to bring some of those requests to you :)
Brilliant
You two are lovely.Get cooking a Sunday roast xx
Thank you Richard and Julia for a great video, that Yew Tree is amazing, just think of the history that it has witnessed!
Another excellent video with a great contribution from Julia. Thank you both.
Our pleasure!
Nice upbeat video Richard.
Thank you.
I've been to the church and cafe as a break from an amble along the South Downs Way. It's quite a trek back to the SDW but worth it!
Make mime a Sunday singing session in the Barn with Julia. Cheers from Tasmania.
Lovely to hear Julia talk about the barn and the Yew tree. I would love to see a video of her practicing with the quire. Thanks Richard, super video.
Great suggestion!
Thank you for the explanation on the yew tree Richard 😁 Great job presenting the barn Julia. Would love to see you more especially presenting churches next time. Thank you you two. 😘
We have done loads of churches :)
Loving the hat 👍
Thank you for your filming. Great shots. 👍
Really great these vids of yours, brings a bit of joy to my life here in Bulgaria. And your friend Julia is FAB.. lucky man you are.. I'm not in love with her, as 10cc used to sing, but, it's because....
So pleased you enjoy them
@@RichardVobes Being English (A Yorkie) can't do anything else but like...
Love the fireside chat 😁
Thanks very much.
There is something quite magical about old churches, you have to wonder how many people have scraped their boots over the centuries.
Have you tried cup a soups , heinz tomato or chicken are really good , saves washing up the saucepan.
I must try them sometime. Thanks for watching
Coffee table for Xmas, Richard?. Beautiful all-metal Cafetiere jug!
Sullington church is indeed a lovely spot. Would love to sing in the barn. (Was singing with a group at a folk night in the village hall last night)
Sounds like fun!
@@RichardVobes it was a hoot! Lots of christmas songs, lots of laughter and friends x
It would be lovely to have you join us Jackie.. I can't remember where you are though x
@@JuliaHartley I'm miles away in North Shropshire. It's just a pie in the sky dream...I'll keep it with the rest..
Nice thought though 😊
The poisanas taxas bacarta yew tree.
Used for making longbows in middle ages.
Legend has it they have magical powers too.
Beautiful (everything)
An enjoyable video thanks. Roof Window= Velux I think. Could that building have been a former Tithe Barn?
The building with velux windows was the old stables I think and the barn is called Tithe barn so I would assume it had been x
Richard and Julia enjoy their lunch in van nice place to be lover tree Julia like here trees very interested nice church by farm I enjoyed watching it Richard nice place visit thack you
What a treat! Cheers Richard 🖖
Yep!
Another lovely yew with Julia too!
(I’m a poet but I don’t know it 😜)
Only missing bit is the wine.
Wine? I don't drink and drive. :)
@@RichardVobes bollocks, I didn't think of that. I thought a bit of camping was in order or some strong tea to wash away the wine.
Coffee is every bit as English as tea. I am pretty sure that people were drinking coffee in England before tea. So glug on the bean to your hearts content. Personally I prefer tea but we are all different.
Julia for take over.... your now redundant Richard lol just joking...enjoyed it, thanks .
um...let's all meet with placards outside Richard's house, and just let him know.......purple for the main mic on the Lovely Julia Show !! take overs are good and needed at times eh? hehe ! ; )
@@woodyjenny6353 Absolutely....Go Julia Go! lol Awww bless Richard
Lol, thanks for the giggles lovelies
Have you explored Sullington Warren? When you go down the hill from the church, go straight across the A283 into Water Lane, and there is a car park on the left opposite the quarry. It's a National Trust property, and 60-odd years ago I often walked there with my girl-friend who lived in Sullington. It would be good to see it again. You'll find the place on Google Maps and it's quite a good size for a ramble when you want something not too energetic. Little Joe would love it, I think. There's even the preserved remains of an old windmill if you can find it. You can check it out on the National Trust website.
Ah yes, I have made a video there.
@@RichardVobes I must see if I can find it. I know you did one at the Warren at Washington, just off the A24, but that's not the same place.
Fab-u-lous!
Loving the vids keep up the good work.
Just a slight criticism ....I love soup same as you but maybe treat the lovely Julia to something a little bit other than soup once in a bit?
Other than that your spot on .....
Nothing quite like a ham sandwich with no ham 😂
Fridge looks empty, I could be wrong tho.
Pretty empty
I agree that I cringe when I see you making instant coffee. But to each his own.
Richard is your likes function turned off. Often wondered why there's not a couple of hundred likes to most vlogs.
I turn them off, yes.
@@RichardVobes I see.
Long before we had tea or coffee; we drank hot chocolate is we were wealthy; or "small" beer if poorer.
Tea seems to give no caffeine boost to me. I may be drinking the wrong kind, or have caffeine tolerance from coffee but tea perks me up not at all .
I guess you know Julia that English ( European ) Yew trees contain toxins that can be absorbed by the skin and can be very poisonous although I have never heard of anyone having problems !!!
The issue is if one were to ingest any part of the yew tree with the sole exception of the flesh of the berry, although the seed is also toxic and must not be eaten. Other than that, sitting for hours underneath the yew boughs in the heat of summer will leave a person very unwell due to the sap falling from the 'sweating' leaves onto the skin, as you say. Or so I've heard!