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enjoy your vids, but look in to the history of the "dukes of devonshire". this filth slaughtered the daily lives of the plebescite for 300 years. ( they still would if they thought they could get away with it).
Most Americans stick to London so it’s so good to see you travelling about the country doing normal British stuff, beer and puddings, eventually british
London is no longer part of England. It has its own entity. FCUK London. Stick to the peak district, the Yorkshire moors. Wales, Scottish Country side.
You Guys are in danger of becoming honorary Brits!! You really seem to enjoy the British Culture and History, keep up the good work, your videos are really well presented and put together with a great deal of care.
You know you've been in England for just the right amount of time when it's below freezing but at least not raining and you describe the weather as 'perfect' :-) Bless you, hope you had a great visit.
I am so enjoying your blogs. I am a very well traveled women in my early seventies. I was born in England but lived in Australia and now Canada. You are showcasing your experiences with such intelligence and unbiased interpretation. I am sure that your parents are proud of you.
I love Thornbridge beers. I did the tour with my family a few years ago. Some of their medal winners, are some of the best beers the UK has to offer. And the gold medal winner is now exported to most of the beer drinking world. It has won lots of international awards too. If you are passing that way, I heartily recommend that you go and try some of their beers because honestly, some will blow you away at just how tasty they are. My wife doesn't even drink beer, but even she had to admit that a couple of them were really tasty. My two boys loved them so much that they bought a mixed crate with varied beers.
Just wanted to say, its so nice that you ventured out to more place then most people get to go to while visiting the UK, Bakewell is a favourite as i live close to Bakewell great little place to visit hope you get back some time and visit in the summer time
I'm late catching-up tour chanel here, but I have to say that you two are two of the best that I've seen... I love your enthusiasm, and that go to each new area with eyes wide open, and no preconceptions, and make the best , and most of what you encounter... and that you love what you're seeing and experiencing - even if it is peeing-down with rain, and cold! All the very best to you both, and may you enjoy many, many more adventures throughout your lives.... and I hope you let us continue to share in them :-) Thank You!
Glad you enjoyed our little part of the world. The food at the beginning looked delicious. And the Bakewell pudding and tart looked huge, what we would normally call "family size". You can buy individual tarts which are about the size of a cup cake, usually in packs of 4 or 6. And the tarts are one of my favourite type of cakes or desserts. You can get them in most supermarkets, so everywhere basically.
“ This is like the perfect light lunch spread” looooool !!!! There’s nothing light about bread, cake and puddings. I can never get through an afternoon tea. It always comes and you think “hmmmm that’s not very much” and then three sarnys in you are like “ omg what have I done” 😂
Only just come across your travels. You guys can surely eat LOL. And that is not meant to be a rude remark. I'm so pleased that you had such a good time here in the UK. There really is so much to see if you are prepared to search it out. Keep up the good travels and eat yourself happy.
Hi guys. Glad you're still both enjoying England, I like the way you you go to the less obvious tourist spots and still find gems. I spent many childhood holidays camping in the peak district. Go to Castleton and visit the caves! I've had tons of Bakewell tarts but I didn't know there was a pudding. x
Guys the Bakewell tart, is lined with raspberry or cherry jam. The filling is ground almonds eggs flour butter and almond extract. Sometimes it doesn't have icing and glacé cherries on, just flaked almonds x
Aaaahhh yes...the cutest couple on TH-cam with another "out of the ballpark" vlog. So relaxing, informative, and that view on the bike path. You guys rock!!
Ah yes the Monsal Trail! Did a bike ride with school up and down that same route, beautiful place, love the Peak District. Living in the Midlands it’s so cool to have such a breathtaking landscape steeped in history right on our doorstep.
I like you two, grown ups with brains, not so large egos and willing to learn? very rare for the Internet these days, cheers. PS I absolutely adore Bakewell tarts, wouldn't go near the pudding, brave people lol. M from London.
Glad you peeps are enjoying your British adventure so much , your vlog is interesting and well paced keep up the good work and let your friends back home know how amazing the Brish Isles can be ...at it's best .Maybe we will see some of them visit too .
All along the backwater, Through the rushes tall, Ducks are a-dabbling, Up tails all! Ducks' tails, drakes' tails, Yellow feet a-quiver, Yellow bills all out of sight Busy in the river!
I would love to visit the Midlands!..perhaps I could encounter Hyacinth and Richard Bucket ('Bouquet')! :P Much love and appreciation for years of laughter from Missouri, U.S.A.!
In Ireland we never hear of Bakewell Pudding, but everyone's mum seems to make Bakewell Tart! Often made in flat baking trays and cut when cold into rectangular pieces and eaten hot or cold.
At the beginning I was shocked as the Alison pronounced Birmingham the way we pronounce it here in the U.K. IVE come across your channel and I love the way that you’re so enthusiastic about the things you’re trying
You guys are close to telford where the ironbridge is situated,also blists hill museum is close,its a victorian town where all the old doctors,dentists,bars and alot more,plus alot more historical attractions..great video as always
lee taylor no way,i lived in coalport for 20 years of my life but I'm living at the rock now,I'm down ironbridge alot though cause i film weddings and we do alot of work at the valley
I've eaten a lot of Bakewell Tarts in my life, but never a Bakewell Pudding, it looks interesting. Coffee is also my friend when I find it hard to get started in the morning :)
We’ve eaten there! I think we may have sat at very table. I had two breakfasts. They forgot the bacon or something and brought out another plate for me. Would have been rude to say no. Went back later for the pudding.
Growing up in Nottingham I've always had the pleasure of having the Peak District on my doorstep, such a beautiful place. I am so glad you showed the true U.K. to the world with your vlogs. Good food, beautiful scenery and kind people :) Next time you're back, you need to go to Castleton for sure!
Love the video and I love how both of you embrace our culture and culinary delights. I have to say how remarkably slim you guys are considering the amount of food you eat🤣🤣. Keep those vids coming 👍👍👍
If in the Peak District visit Tideswell . A lovely place to see. I drive a 7:5 ton truck for a living in Britain. From any where North of Leamington spa to Endinburgh. And mainly of country roads.
The tart with cherry looks good. Cherries are my favorite fruit so I would probably like it. The pudding with almond also looks delicious. The Brie and cranberry sauce sandwich looks good.
Im actually going to Bakewell this coming weekend and plan on going to that restaurant. i only just searched to see if anyone had done any videos about it and you two pop up (who im already subbed to) so i will defiantly go now since you were so enthusiastic about it! Cant wait!
You guys are killing me! I'm Intermittent Fasting and im genuinely salivating watching you tuck in!! Ive been to this tea shop upstairs and its awesome! Kudos!!
When you two explore places around the U.K., did you ever think of just popping into some local supermarkets so us viewers can see what their local supermarkets have to offer in the sense of variety, quality, price and friendliness? Also, if you just grab a bunch of fresh fruit and vegetables and snack on them as you walk/drive around exploring, you might find that you're not as let down if you get to a restaurant that closed or doesn't have the healthy options that anyone's body enjoys and really needs when travelling. Just a thought. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS/VLOGS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Like the videos, love the Roberta Flack background music…👍🏼 Very glad to see you guys have figured out there is almost limitless variety and quality to be found in every little area of the UK. It’s the same with most old places. There’s a LOT more to the UK than London, we’ll done for seeking it out.
Only started watching you guys a few months ago and I love all your videos! Loving your tour of the uk at the moment, so refreshing to see tourists/visitors having such a positive view of the food and culture😊 🚗
I’m an American. I stayed in a little town called Spalding in Lincolnshire. I did not eat anything as amazing as that looked. I did have a beautiful sausage roll, fish and chips and an over cooked Kidney pie.
Really cool that you guys went to the Thornbridge brewery. They do some good stuff and Love Among the Ruins is a great example of a barrel aged sour beer (the wine element coming from the beers being aged in old wine barrels). That vinegar element can be off putting at first but is common in sour beers, particularly sour red ales (another prominent example being Duchess De Bourgogne).
Great videos. I often visit Bakewell in the Summer from Mansfield. Wow, I bet that ‘light’ lunch was expensive. I’ve been in that cafe and it’s not cheap. Can’t believe you ate those whole puddings. That is a big meal.
Another great video guys, I'm not sure if you read all these comments after all there is a lot of them, but I wrote on your Birmingham video that I was born in the Birmingham area 9 miles from the city centre, near what was the car factory called British Paul and, though it did have a few names over the year, it was where the Mini was made, the factory was called The Austin by the locals. So when I saw you were in Birmingham I was like "Yea my home town". I lived in Leek for a short time so wasn't far from Buxton and Bakewell never got to try the pudding though. I now live in Wakefield West Yorkshire, I just love that you are covering more of the UK there is still so many place for you to see I really hope that you'll keep coming back and discover more and more of our Beautiful and History filled little island. Take care x
The Bakewell pudding is the original, but somebody adapted it more for commercial sales as a tart/cake a long time later. The filling is raspberry jam.
I'm so happy you went to the Peak District, I LOVE that you go to place other than London! I live in Chesterfield, which is super close, so I quite often go walking down the Monsal Trail and have picnics in Bakewell.
Glad you guys are enjoying our food which for so long has had such a bad (and unjust) reputation overseas. Good to see Americans be so adventurous too as the reputation we have is that you guys aren't adventurous. Great to see. I live in Australia now, maybe see you here.
Love watching your videos. Your commentary is great, natural, like a breath of fresh air. Keep up the good work.❤ BTW, Bakewell tart is my favourite, & I'm starving right now. x
If you want amazing scenery on a bike trail, ride the Camel Trail (no camels) the River Camel flows into the Camel Estuary and the trail follows the river. Its in North Cornwall so when you come back give it a go, you wont regret it. ❤
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Awesome video. Head to Bristol in August for the Bristol Balloon Fiesta, and visit the historic SS Great Britain!
Try learning some table manners. Yeeesh.
I've just come across your videos and I think they're smashing. Good luck to you all.
do love your shows? are you a couple? if so let's see it!!! walk through the town's hand in hand !! be nice to see!!! x
enjoy your vids, but look in to the history of the "dukes of devonshire". this filth slaughtered the daily lives of the plebescite for 300 years. ( they still would if they thought they could get away with it).
Most Americans stick to London so it’s so good to see you travelling about the country doing normal British stuff, beer and puddings, eventually british
haltoi01 there is more to the uk than London and no most Americans do not stick to London many come to South Wales to see the Gower coast and towns
London is no longer part of England. It has its own entity. FCUK London. Stick to the peak district, the Yorkshire moors. Wales, Scottish Country side.
Totally agree
I’m from England and didn’t even know bakewell pudding existed! Looks amazing! I love a bakewell tart.
It seems you guys had a good time, I love that you are so respectful to our culture.
You Guys are in danger of becoming honorary Brits!! You really seem to enjoy the British Culture and History, keep up the good work, your videos are really well presented and put together with a great deal of care.
well the British are their ancestors einstein
Oh dear, there's always someone who's a smartarse, get a life for goodness sake.
Damien, what a weird thing to say? They may have ancestors from every country apart from England for all you know.
I know. Most of these comments are so hideous. Always has to be turned into something political. I mean white privilege? For gods sake.
About one American in 500 has ancestors from here.
There are so many beautiful places around the the world but you two are reminding us that that are so many beautiful places in England
This brings back childhood memories
You know you've been in England for just the right amount of time when it's below freezing but at least not raining and you describe the weather as 'perfect' :-) Bless you, hope you had a great visit.
I am so enjoying your blogs. I am a very well traveled women in my early seventies. I was born in England but lived in Australia and now Canada. You are showcasing your experiences with such intelligence and unbiased interpretation. I am sure that your parents are proud of you.
Wow, they have been eating ,some good food,...envious...!!
Like others have said, it's fantastic to see travellers explore and show off the rest of Britian outside of London.
All the best!
I love when recipes are created by accident. The best way to come up with new food 😀
Glad you guys liked my hometown!
Mr Kipling makes exceedingly good Cherry Bakewells.
I love Thornbridge beers. I did the tour with my family a few years ago. Some of their medal winners, are some of the best beers the UK has to offer. And the gold medal winner is now exported to most of the beer drinking world. It has won lots of international awards too.
If you are passing that way, I heartily recommend that you go and try some of their beers because honestly, some will blow you away at just how tasty they are. My wife doesn't even drink beer, but even she had to admit that a couple of them were really tasty. My two boys loved them so much that they bought a mixed crate with varied beers.
I'm really enjoying your channel. Most people who visit the UK go to London and never venture north. So impressed. Love seeing all the food too.
The white powder on the top of the Bakewell tart we calll it icing sugar here in the UK
Just wanted to say, its so nice that you ventured out to more place then most people get to go to while visiting the UK, Bakewell is a favourite as i live close to Bakewell great little place to visit hope you get back some time and visit in the summer time
I'm late catching-up tour chanel here, but I have to say that you two are two of the best that I've seen... I love your enthusiasm, and that go to each new area with eyes wide open, and no preconceptions, and make the best , and most of what you encounter... and that you love what you're seeing and experiencing - even if it is peeing-down with rain, and cold!
All the very best to you both, and may you enjoy many, many more adventures throughout your lives.... and I hope you let us continue to share in them :-) Thank You!
Glad you enjoyed our little part of the world. The food at the beginning looked delicious. And the Bakewell pudding and tart looked huge, what we would normally call "family size".
You can buy individual tarts which are about the size of a cup cake, usually in packs of 4 or 6. And the tarts are one of my favourite type of cakes or desserts. You can get them in most supermarkets, so everywhere basically.
That was brilliant! Thank you.
“ This is like the perfect light lunch spread” looooool !!!! There’s nothing light about bread, cake and puddings. I can never get through an afternoon tea. It always comes and you think “hmmmm that’s not very much” and then three sarnys in you are like “ omg what have I done” 😂
My grandfather used to clean the windows for all the businesses in Bakewell for decades. He's very well known there.
Only just come across your travels. You guys can surely eat LOL. And that is not meant to be a rude remark. I'm so pleased that you had such a good time here in the UK. There really is so much to see if you are prepared to search it out. Keep up the good travels and eat yourself happy.
Hi guys. Glad you're still both enjoying England, I like the way you you go to the less obvious tourist spots and still find gems.
I spent many childhood holidays camping in the peak district. Go to Castleton and visit the caves!
I've had tons of Bakewell tarts but I didn't know there was a pudding. x
Love you guys! Thank you for taking us on your adventure!
Guys the Bakewell tart, is lined with raspberry or cherry jam. The filling is ground almonds eggs flour butter and almond extract. Sometimes it doesn't have icing and glacé cherries on, just flaked almonds x
Aaaahhh yes...the cutest couple on TH-cam with another "out of the ballpark" vlog. So relaxing, informative, and that view on the bike path. You guys rock!!
Ah yes the Monsal Trail!
Did a bike ride with school up and down that same route, beautiful place, love the Peak District. Living in the Midlands it’s so cool to have such a breathtaking landscape steeped in history right on our doorstep.
I love you attitude to travel and going with the flow. 😃😃
I like you two, grown ups with brains, not so large egos and willing to learn? very rare for the Internet these days, cheers. PS I absolutely adore Bakewell tarts, wouldn't go near the pudding, brave people lol. M from London.
Glad you peeps are enjoying your British adventure so much , your vlog is interesting and well paced keep up the good work and let your friends back home know how amazing the Brish Isles can be ...at it's best .Maybe we will see some of them visit too .
All along the backwater,
Through the rushes tall,
Ducks are a-dabbling,
Up tails all!
Ducks' tails, drakes' tails,
Yellow feet a-quiver,
Yellow bills all out of sight
Busy in the river!
How cool are the Midlands. You don't have to travel far for some of the best scenery in the country
Every part of the UK has some amazing scenery and it's so varied.
Carl Titmus. Most towns and cities in Britain aren't far from stunning scenery. Many people just don't realise what they have on their doorstep.
I would love to visit the Midlands!..perhaps I could encounter Hyacinth and Richard Bucket ('Bouquet')! :P Much love and appreciation for years of laughter from Missouri, U.S.A.!
No, not far, just up to Yorkshire. ...
Boy, this girl can eat....not a criticism, just a comment. .
In Ireland we never hear of Bakewell Pudding, but everyone's mum seems to make Bakewell Tart! Often made in flat baking trays and cut when cold into rectangular pieces and eaten hot or cold.
In the UK a lot of us like Irish Stew!! lol.
I'm English and I've never heard of Bakewell Pudding. Tart yes, Pudding no.
Nobody from out of 30 mile radius of Bakewell knows about Bakewell pudding.
At the beginning I was shocked as the Alison pronounced Birmingham the way we pronounce it here in the U.K. IVE come across your channel and I love the way that you’re so enthusiastic about the things you’re trying
Intelligent, appreciative and informed!! Well done.
Just stumbled across you today & I love that you love our food & I'm so glad you are enjoying our country. I love your enthusiasm.
Glad you both enjoy good old British grub carry on having fun
I don't know why, but i'm addicted to these videos.
You guys are close to telford where the ironbridge is situated,also blists hill museum is close,its a victorian town where all the old doctors,dentists,bars and alot more,plus alot more historical attractions..great video as always
Mark Zola81 I live in Telford right next to the ironbridge 🤣🤣
Totally agree,great for all ages.
lee taylor no way,i lived in coalport for 20 years of my life but I'm living at the rock now,I'm down ironbridge alot though cause i film weddings and we do alot of work at the valley
Mark Zola81 I live in Madeley, St Michael's close on the road down towards coalport!!
lee taylor oh ok i used to go to the john Fletcher school in madely then the ab dab
Cheers guys your really nice it's nice to see really nice Americans in the UK keep it up....
That room you're staying in is to die for!!!
Thanks for just showing how amazing and awesome British food is. Cheers
You guys are legends for your passion to try and taste and enjoy different tastes and cuisines... Kudos
I've eaten a lot of Bakewell Tarts in my life, but never a Bakewell Pudding, it looks interesting. Coffee is also my friend when I find it hard to get started in the morning :)
Mark Caswell -
delishably.com/desserts/Original-Bakewell-Pudding-Recipe
Bakewell Tart is sacrilegious. The pudding is the real deal and traditional.
We’ve eaten there! I think we may have sat at very table. I had two breakfasts. They forgot the bacon or something and brought out another plate for me. Would have been rude to say no. Went back later for the pudding.
nice! I live up-river from Bakewell in Buxton. A Bakewell tart means something different to us however ;) haha
Hiya from Matlock!!!
David Kerr 😁😁😁
Saucy!
Haha , Hiya from Mansfield
😂😂😂😏
Growing up in Nottingham I've always had the pleasure of having the Peak District on my doorstep, such a beautiful place. I am so glad you showed the true U.K. to the world with your vlogs. Good food, beautiful scenery and kind people :)
Next time you're back, you need to go to Castleton for sure!
Glad you had a good time and the Bakewell pudding went down well, fun to see Americans explore something so familiar to me.
A 'Gentleman's Club' means something completely different in London!.....
Great video again guys!
Apart from you guys being cool, it's great your having a blast in our country makes good viewing. I love the videos
You guys make me homesick! Love that you are loving English food!
Love the video and I love how both of you embrace our culture and culinary delights. I have to say how remarkably slim you guys are considering the amount of food you eat🤣🤣. Keep those vids coming 👍👍👍
The Monsal Trail and the viaduct is superb, such a beautiful place. Excellent Adventures, thanks for sharing.
That spread you had is what us brits call afternoon tea
These guysa re so sweet! watched a few episodes & like their style.
If in the Peak District visit Tideswell . A lovely place to see.
I drive a 7:5 ton truck for a living in Britain. From any where North of Leamington spa to Endinburgh. And mainly of country roads.
The tart with cherry looks good. Cherries are my favorite fruit so I would probably like it. The pudding with almond also looks delicious. The Brie and cranberry sauce sandwich looks good.
Im actually going to Bakewell this coming weekend and plan on going to that restaurant. i only just searched to see if anyone had done any videos about it and you two pop up (who im already subbed to) so i will defiantly go now since you were so enthusiastic about it! Cant wait!
You guys are killing me! I'm Intermittent Fasting and im genuinely salivating watching you tuck in!! Ive been to this tea shop upstairs and its awesome! Kudos!!
Why fasting? Trying lose weight?
When you two explore places around the U.K., did you ever think of just popping into some local supermarkets so us viewers can see what their local supermarkets have to offer in the sense of variety, quality, price and friendliness? Also, if you just grab a bunch of fresh fruit and vegetables and snack on them as you walk/drive around exploring, you might find that you're not as let down if you get to a restaurant that closed or doesn't have the healthy options that anyone's body enjoys and really needs when travelling. Just a thought.
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS/VLOGS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love watching your videos, you are lovely positive people. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much! We're so happy to have you adventuring with us ❤️
European countries always make me think and smell of butter, caramel, milk, cheese, sugar which is so good immagination.
Like the videos, love the Roberta Flack background music…👍🏼
Very glad to see you guys have figured out there is almost limitless variety and quality to be found in every little area of the UK.
It’s the same with most old places. There’s a LOT more to the UK than London, we’ll done for seeking it out.
We only live an hour or so from Bakewell and you’ve inspired us to go and check it out. Thanks for the video
We checked it out and we’re seated in the exact same seats lol glad we did because the Bakewell pudding was delicious.
U kids make me want 2 live this way!😄
Fantastic to have such enthusiasm for our food and beers. It was a real delight to watch. As for the Devonshire arms we had our honeymoon there 😄
this place is epic in the summer.
I once tried a Bakewell tart....after we were done, she wished me well as I made my way to Buxton.
you need to try bacon cranberry and brie baguette
That sounds really nice, I will have to try one of them.
Andy Weatherhill. Oh yeah. Or bacon, brie, and caramelized red onion chutney is my fave.
That would be considered a light lunch for a family of four! Lol!
Exactly what I was thinking! It's way too much food for 2 people lol
Come on they're American, they can handle it 😂
That was an exceptional British tradition and it's called afternoon tea. And that one looked the best
Only started watching you guys a few months ago and I love all your videos! Loving your tour of the uk at the moment, so refreshing to see tourists/visitors having such a positive view of the food and culture😊 🚗
Well done for seeing a bit of England
I’m an American. I stayed in a little town called Spalding in Lincolnshire. I did not eat anything as amazing as that looked. I did have a beautiful sausage roll, fish and chips and an over cooked Kidney pie.
Another great post, always making me hungry with the fantastic food you review
Love your show ....
Bakewell is a beautiful place ..
You guys should also try to go to north Staffordshire and try “ oatcakes “
Really cool that you guys went to the Thornbridge brewery. They do some good stuff and Love Among the Ruins is a great example of a barrel aged sour beer (the wine element coming from the beers being aged in old wine barrels). That vinegar element can be off putting at first but is common in sour beers, particularly sour red ales (another prominent example being Duchess De Bourgogne).
The foods look amazing. Great editing too
In Britain we use knifes as well as forks 🙏
that lunch looked amazing. making me hungry
Great videos. I often visit Bakewell in the Summer from Mansfield. Wow, I bet that ‘light’ lunch was expensive. I’ve been in that cafe and it’s not cheap. Can’t believe you ate those whole puddings. That is a big meal.
We have been to the pudding shop today for afternoon tea, had a great time, thanks for the recommendation guys ✌
Thank you I just love y'alls description of food! Please do more food videos! ☺
I like bakewell tart and pudding too yumm
One day you HAVE to sail over Llangollen Aquaduct in a canal boat. Super scary! Come back soon,we miss you 😊
the Llangollen canal is on my to do list too , its proper scary with great views and its only a 2 hour drive away from me
Never heard of bakewell pudding!! Looks a lot like pecan pie, yum! Great series, really enjoying it 😁
Another great video guys, I'm not sure if you read all these comments after all there is a lot of them, but I wrote on your Birmingham video that I was born in the Birmingham area 9 miles from the city centre, near what was the car factory called British Paul and, though it did have a few names over the year, it was where the Mini was made, the factory was called The Austin by the locals. So when I saw you were in Birmingham I was like "Yea my home town". I lived in Leek for a short time so wasn't far from Buxton and Bakewell never got to try the pudding though. I now live in Wakefield West Yorkshire, I just love that you are covering more of the UK there is still so many place for you to see I really hope that you'll keep coming back and discover more and more of our Beautiful and History filled little island. Take care x
The Bakewell pudding is the original, but somebody adapted it more for commercial sales as a tart/cake a long time later.
The filling is raspberry jam.
Awesome documentary guys , from Australia
I used to live in the village just down from monsale head absolutely beautiful part of the peaks
Everything looks so yummy great video
I'm so happy you went to the Peak District, I LOVE that you go to place other than London! I live in Chesterfield, which is super close, so I quite often go walking down the Monsal Trail and have picnics in Bakewell.
You two are lovely, really enjoying your tour, keep it up.
I literally shouted at the tv “he needs more custard” that was so not enough!! 😂 Bakewell tart is one of my most favourite treats, I love it!
WOW! You drove past the place I work in Chesterfield! Blew our mind!
You always have the JAMS....keep up the good work!!!!
Glad you guys are enjoying our food which for so long has had such a bad (and unjust) reputation overseas. Good to see Americans be so adventurous too as the reputation we have is that you guys aren't adventurous. Great to see. I live in Australia now, maybe see you here.
Love watching your videos. Your commentary is great, natural, like a breath of fresh air.
Keep up the good work.❤
BTW, Bakewell tart is my favourite, & I'm starving right now. x
If you want amazing scenery on a bike trail, ride the Camel Trail (no camels) the River Camel flows into the Camel Estuary and the trail follows the river. Its in North Cornwall so when you come back give it a go, you wont regret it. ❤