Yes, well., beautifully photographed and in a way that suggests the respect that this lady has for the property. Thanks for posting this excellent video.
I'm researching the barons de Ros of Helmsley. My family uses the name Ross and I read that William de Ros the 3rd baron ross accompanied the Gromont Duke of Lancaster to Prussia on crusade in the year 1325 and did not return. My family. at least the Rosses migrated from Prussia where they lived in about 1672. The name of the barons de Ros(Roos, Rosse) was also spelled Roos the name of north York Mores Yorkshire. All the barons de Ros 1st through 10th were knights, 1 knight of the bath, 2 knights of the Garter and 1 was a Knights Templar buried at the Temple Church London. I wonder if any baron de Ros(Roos) migrated to Prussia or owned property in Prussia when it was a monastic state ruled by the Teutonic Knights(German Knights of St Mary of Jerusalem) during the Prussian crusade? Did any of the de Ros start using the name ROSS or Rus? Any further information would be great, thank you.
The Duchess clearly LOVES this castle and it shines through!
Yes, well., beautifully photographed and in a way that suggests the respect that this lady has for the property. Thanks for posting this excellent video.
@William Large, I concur
Stunning work. Absolutely fabulous.
Thank you so much for this video!!!!
Beautiful place and what a lovely person the Duchess is…..😍
Looking forward to our trip here soon!!
She is a great business woman. All hail this particular duchess. She is capable...indeed. 👍
What a wonderful spokesman and visionary; and she’s very attractive! A winning combination of marketing genius.
Breathtaking and exquisite
lovely video
I'm researching the barons de Ros of Helmsley. My family uses the name Ross and I read that William de Ros the 3rd baron ross accompanied the Gromont Duke of Lancaster to Prussia on crusade in the year 1325 and did not return. My family. at least the Rosses migrated from Prussia where they lived in about 1672. The name of the barons de Ros(Roos, Rosse) was also spelled Roos the name of north York Mores Yorkshire. All the barons de Ros 1st through 10th were knights, 1 knight of the bath, 2 knights of the Garter and 1 was a Knights Templar buried at the Temple Church London. I wonder if any baron de Ros(Roos) migrated to Prussia or owned property in Prussia when it was a monastic state ruled by the Teutonic Knights(German Knights of St Mary of Jerusalem) during the Prussian crusade? Did any of the de Ros start using the name ROSS or Rus? Any further information would be great, thank you.
Imbued in suavity and tradition on top of a thriving and profitable entity.
Is there still museum of 17/21 lancers
Dont think so know there is a Lancers Museum at Thoresby Hall in Nottinghamshire. Moved there....
Museum is now situated at Thoresby Hall in Nottinghamshire,curator is Capt Mick Holtby
I can't bear to listen to her voice! Like nails on a chalkboard.
Well then don't listen. And save your idiotic troll opinion. No one cares Putin's BFF. (says a lot about you, doesn't it?)