I love Julie and Luke’s banter! You are so funny and so lovely. You obviously have a fabulous relationship and the way you bounce off each other is delightful. But omg I can understand you feeling so overwhelmed, by both the quantity of projects and the costs involved; frightening!
My great great grandfather,Malachi, great grandfather Thomas and my grandfather Edward ( a young child) are on the North Poorton census 1911. They were farmers at Manor farm. My grandad also lived as tenant farmers at Loscombe farm. All part of that Mapperton estate. Daubney family.
Luke's Mother has so much family history to impart. How wonderful to have her doing so on video. Hang on to all the furniture. Luke has all those great rebuilding plans for places for people to stay.
Could be an 18th century style farmhouse with a fireplace to heat and cook. Luke and Julie work so well together, he is her rock and keeps her from overdoing things. Always look forward to watching them.
At only 1 minute + I have to stop watching and express how lovely, truly breathtaking the views are. The unspoiled beauty of the green field almost seems to touch the clouds floating past. What a tremendous privilege it is that you both have allowed us glimpses of dramatic landscapes and invited us so kindly into Your life journeys. *now I can resume the video
Raymond is such a fount of knowledge! Whether it’s historic construction techniques, local history, or Mapperton lore, he is the master. You have a fan in Virginia, y’all, in an area that looks much like Dorset and it’s known for its historic farms and horse sports. Many farm owners around here have also inherited large 18th and 19th estates without the means to restore or renovate the property. PS I hope you take the historic photographs and either reframe them properly, or store them flat in the archive. It’s easy to misplace those important portraits.
The sick and twisted thing about stone buildings is that they'll last just about till the end of forever if made of quality stones, it's just that EVERYTHING ELSE fails around them given enough time unless they're dry set, roof included. Props to the ancients for figuring that out, to bad we didn't learn! 😅😅
Instead of one huge house with many bedrooms, I suggest two (or three) efficiencies which can be joined togeter 9by opening doors) if needed. It is much easier to rent small spaces than big ones. Also,, it looks like you have nice riding trails. What about leaving simple stables for guests who want to bring their horses while on holiday?
I'm from Chicago. I now live in Ireland. My brother lives in Big Rock. You folks seem to tie everything together! Been through Surgar Grave many a time! God bless you folks!
Luke & Julie complement each other. Julie is kinda like the “Spazz”, and Luke is the cool, laid back, chill, voice of reason, and that dry British humor. Julie reminds me of one of those old paddle ball toys where the ball is attached by a rubber band and you bounce the ball with the objective being to hit the ball with the paddle as many times as you can without missing. Julie is the rubber ball, Luke is the rubber band that tethers her, but also is a steadying influence by being practical & pragmatic. They totally balance each other out. They’re a real hoot to watch. These 2 are perfect for each other. ❤️
I don’t blame Luke for feeling overwhelmed. So many projects and money needed to save these historic buildings. Lovely to go shopping with Luke’s mother along with hearing about family members and their history 😍😘
Hello, from Havre De Grace, Maryland in the U.S.! You two are so admirable and wholesome. It's nice to see a couple enjoying the beauty of the simple things in life.
Idea, Make a small cutout of Raymond to sell on your website People can then take him all over and photograph and post online. That way he can visit all over the world. It would also generate some income for Mapperton.
Hello to everyone at Mapperton. Like Julie I am an American and many of us don't have an accurate understanding of the relationships between Mapperton and these towns and villages you tell us about. Are they on the estate grounds? Do they pay some kind of rent to Mapperton to function within the estate? Are they adjacent to your property? Same question about the farms. Are they within your land and owned by you or are they their own legal entities which pay a fee to be on your land. How about the roads that cut through your land? Who owns and maintains them? Water rights? Electricity grid? I would love to see a video which explains all of this and shows the full breadth of the estate and how the legal homesteading all works. This is probably all common knowledge in the UK, but it's not common for us in America. Thanks for your attention.
What a great Mother you have Luke. From your nonage to your dottage you will be lucky to have such another perfect ashlar. You do have good luck and i love seeing your efforts succeed. Thanks for sharing.
Luke is so handsome and so sweet to Julie. Julie has a great personality and she resembles Lauren Bacall in the movie Designing Woman costaring Gregory Peck.
Julie, I very much admire you (and Luke, too!) and would love if you would include shopping links to your hat and wardrobe! Very fascinating view of the behind -the-scenes at Mapperton! Thanks for taking us along! 😄
Raymond is a true gem! So knowledgeable! Julie the roofer…another one of your talents! Luke the roofer, too!! You land is so beautiful, and so much of it!! Lush and green! That barn would make a very nice get away cottage! Visitor center sounds great! Luke and his guessing games….milk in pipes…ahhh dairy farm! Luke and Julie’s retirement home in your dotage!! 🤣🤣. More fund raising in store! Love from Pennsylvania, USA💕🌷🐻
Its quite huge projects u got there but looking forward on the restoration of such historical place. I believe it will be really something your kids will appreciate and value aside from the people that are very interested to see the preservation of such enormous beautiful place! Go Julie and Luke! You can do it!!!!
Hello, I watch you and Julie regularly and a thought came to mind when you said, "...several cottages in a row." What about recreating a village like Williamsburg in the states. There would be volunteers dressed in period costume showing different ancient trades. Full-time employees running the village, civic leaders in character and the Lord, also dressed in character could show up on certain dates or at special ceremonies. Sounds like fun!
I just really enjoy watching your Mapperton videos. You both are so relatable and seem to have such fun. Also, you handle all of the problems that a manor has very well.
Oh wow lots of expensive roofing jobs needed the government should have grants for listed buildings for sure ! Afraid i am just like Julie hard to part with childrens things but i too must declutter or it takes over your house - would love an afternoon hunting thro all that furniture! I bet Raymond is worth his weight in gold thanks for sharing ❤
I just discovered your channel and love watching how both of you lovingly restore every bit of your estate one precious room at a time! BTW I LOVE the black floor decision-looks great. Being an Anglophile from Normal Illinois I also chose black (tile) floors for my living room and heritage red wall color. Did this 20 years ago and still love it.
California fan of Raymond here. He is welcome to come visit us one day son. My mom used to have a 19641/2 Ford Mustang Convertible. It was deep metallic blue with a white top and shiny blue upholstery to match the car’s body. It was a magnificent machine.
Here's a possible idea: Sort through EVERYTHING STORED EVERYWHERE, and plan to sell everything that's decent but you know you'll not use. Hold a giant "boot sale", inviting others to purchase a space to sell their own goods. You might earn a nice amount that could be put towards one of the projects.
I love watching a Midwestern gal turned Vicountess, her husband and family from my little corner of the world. And Luke, from an old farm gal here, it looks like your out buildings need some work, and I appreciate the tour through them. I also love that you have an online store, but I'm in my dotage and really don't need more stuff. However, it looks like you have lots of roofs that need attending to, and I'd love to help with that here and there. You have tile roofs, slate roofs, thatch roofs, sheet metal roofs, and if you broke down (or pretended to, I wouldn't care) those expenses into manageable pieces, as a midwesterner I'd be inclined to help in our tradition of neighbors helping neighbors. For example, if an antique clay tile costs 25 pounds, I might be able to afford that once in a while, or a slate tile costing 75 pounds, a square foot of thatch costing 150 pounds (and then, if you're harvesting the reeds for the thatch from the estate, give us a video on that, or a tour of where they make the clay tiles or quarry the slate tiles, for example). Now, I know that there are foundational issues like making sure walls are in good repair and beams will withstand another 100 years of holding up extremely heavy loads, and I wouldn't be looking at the books to make sure every farthing went only to tiles, and I would watch a video or two of harvesting wood and turning it into the structural pieces needed (because I'm that kind of nerd as well), if that's something you're doing, this might be a way to help raise the rebuilding and maintenance funds for some of your beautiful buildings. Julie did "buy me a coffee," and it was quite successful. "Buy me a roof tile" has potential as well, and it would contribute to the funding issues as well as open to door to new videos showing us how that all gets done (much like some of the snippets of restoring the eagles, but I would have loved to see more than snippets, because it is a rare skill set to actually do). Construction and restoration videos, especially of interesting buildings, are popular (look up Cole the Cornstar or Dyfferent for examples), and I think you could do well in that space. Just a thought, respectfully submitted for your consideration. Keep up the good work and take us along for the ride!
That barn with the new hole has nice high ceilings... I imagined a guest house with pub decor... Like rent a pub-cottage... Business trip stays... Meeting room available...brilliant.
Love the idea of converting that old barn into a tiny house off grid early modern Britain style, in America there are dedicated parks to house tiny house communities while in Australia its far more common to find them individually on rented or bought land out in the sticks.
Loved the photographic frame of you both at about 21:09, Julie looking like a spring chicken for certain, and Luke arranging for their dotage in a retirement home with fabulous views drinking Earl Grey in their special chairs. Hard to visualize in it's present rubble strewn overgrown disorder, but no doubt absolutely beautiful once the funds become available. Was this also from an earlier episode? - it all seemed familiar.
Oh, that's a great idea to fix up that barn. It was giving me Paul and Linda McCartney vibes when they stayed in their Scottish abode. Needs some sheep.
I lived in Tanzania for 16 years running a lodge and retreat center - would’ve loved a visit from Raymond!!’ There was plenty to do and he would’ve been loads of fun to work with!
Great idea for the Greenway barn! You could add things like passive outdoor exercise equipment up and down the valley/dale/draw/arroyo. Bayshore Drive in Tampa, Florida has something called Bayshore Fitness Trail with exercie equipment you could build yourself. You should keep a nice desk with paper and pens for guests in the barn. They may become inspired to write a masterpiece. Just food for thought.
One thing I have learned is that having too much stuff is an issue no matter how small or large your home is. I can say though, that I'll never find a three hundred year old chair just hanging around in one of my out buildings.
At one time, they used hot coals in bed warmers. We have an 18th century house in our city (which we toured in school) and they had the bed warmer that was filled with coals.
Hey, has anyone seen Apple’s TV show- Time Bandits? Episode 5, is about The Earl of Sandwich. I laughed so hard. Luke! Are you out there? Did you guys know about this?
How sad it is to see so many of these old buildings giving way from lack of maintenance over many, many, many years. Obviously some are well beyond repair, so sad.
For some of those projects that you're probably never going to be able to afford (just because of the number of things needing doing), would it be possible to do a lease to an individual(s) or companies where they would renovate the premises and "lease" them (with credit for their expenses) for a set period of time (i.e. 25-50 years)?
Perhaps you could have an episode about funding. Are there any national sources of funding for heritage properties? I understand that there are likely many grades of properties and that may vary any funds. And these out buildings may not be eligible for much or maybe anything in that regard. But I would be interested.
Are these collages of tasks to do in fututre being put on Live posts to gather $$ to help with them? Not sure how YT works that way for live fundraisers. Suggestion, fun raisers should say so in title so we can help. LOVE seeing the future plans for the barns etc… the views are AMAZING!
All of the furniture is beautiful I would never get rid of it they don't make furniture the good now. So i think all should be kept. Mayb re upholstery some items but all should be kept. Those 2 cane chairs are beautiful There no such thing as a "to much of a restoration" Luke
![ลองสุ่มไอโฟน 990 โกงมั้ย? [ โกงมั้ยครับ ep.101 ] | DOM](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bfsWe0j492k/mqdefault.jpg)
Only Luke, can handle Julie. Lol. He rolls with the punches in such a relaxed way. He’s hilarious with his dry humor.
And only she can handle him!😅
@@GodzHarleyGirlStudio Luke qould probably be bored without Julie. She is a constant adventure.
I love Julie and Luke’s banter! You are so funny and so lovely. You obviously have a fabulous relationship and the way you bounce off each other is delightful. But omg I can understand you feeling so overwhelmed, by both the quantity of projects and the costs involved; frightening!
My great great grandfather,Malachi, great grandfather Thomas and my grandfather Edward ( a young child) are on the North Poorton census 1911. They were farmers at Manor farm. My grandad also lived as tenant farmers at Loscombe farm. All part of that Mapperton estate. Daubney family.
We love Raymond and all the work he does keeping Mapperton running. Thank you Raymond!!
Love Luke and Julie together. Such a nice couple ❤
Luke's Mother has so much family history to impart. How wonderful to have her doing so on video. Hang on to all the furniture. Luke has all those great rebuilding plans for places for people to stay.
Could be an 18th century style farmhouse with a fireplace to heat and cook. Luke and Julie work so well together, he is her rock and keeps her from overdoing things. Always look forward to watching them.
At only 1 minute +
I have to stop watching and express how lovely, truly breathtaking the views are. The unspoiled beauty of the green field almost seems to touch the clouds floating past. What a tremendous privilege it is that you both have allowed us glimpses of dramatic landscapes and invited us so kindly into Your life journeys. *now I can resume the video
Luke's mum is so soft spoken. I love the English and Irish soft spoken conversations.
I love Raymond, "Do you mind if I don't do that" "Well I'm not that old." I love when you have him on.
Omg the discoveries are never never never ending. Fun fun fun. You two are so playful. I luv it
Very interesting video. Love seeing all the different areas of the Estate.
Raymond is such a fount of knowledge! Whether it’s historic construction techniques, local history, or Mapperton lore, he is the master. You have a fan in Virginia, y’all, in an area that looks much like Dorset and it’s known for its historic farms and horse sports. Many farm owners around here have also inherited large 18th and 19th estates without the means to restore or renovate the property.
PS I hope you take the historic photographs and either reframe them properly, or store them flat in the archive. It’s easy to misplace those important portraits.
Imagine having a property so big and not ever seeing the barn. Mind boggling 😂
I just love seeing you both smiling and having such a wonderful time together. Great minds think alike. Keep the dream alive
The sick and twisted thing about stone buildings is that they'll last just about till the end of forever if made of quality stones, it's just that EVERYTHING ELSE fails around them given enough time unless they're dry set, roof included. Props to the ancients for figuring that out, to bad we didn't learn! 😅😅
We all love Raymond. ❤
Instead of one huge house with many bedrooms, I suggest two (or three) efficiencies which can be joined togeter 9by opening doors) if needed. It is much easier to rent small spaces than big ones. Also,, it looks like you have nice riding trails. What about leaving simple stables for guests who want to bring their horses while on holiday?
I'm from Chicago. I now live in Ireland. My brother lives in Big Rock. You folks seem to tie everything together! Been through Surgar Grave many a time! God bless you folks!
Raymond is the best!!! The Real MVP!
Wow! Such neat buildings which to explore! 500 years old blows my mind!
Haha! You two make me laugh so much! Love your banter together- so fab! Only recently found your channel and I’m so glad!
Luke & Julie complement each other. Julie is kinda like the “Spazz”, and Luke is the cool, laid back, chill, voice of reason, and that dry British humor. Julie reminds me of one of those old paddle ball toys where the ball is attached by a rubber band and you bounce the ball with the objective being to hit the ball with the paddle as many times as you can without missing. Julie is the rubber ball, Luke is the rubber band that tethers her, but also is a steadying influence by being practical & pragmatic. They totally balance each other out. They’re a real hoot to watch. These 2 are perfect for each other. ❤️
Luke reminds me of my husband. When I am trying to donate or throw something away, he's like I can use that.
I don’t blame Luke for feeling overwhelmed. So many projects and money needed to save these historic buildings. Lovely to go shopping with Luke’s mother along with hearing about family members and their history 😍😘
Hello, from Havre De Grace, Maryland in the U.S.! You two are so admirable and wholesome. It's nice to see a couple enjoying the beauty of the simple things in life.
Would love to suggest an area dedicated to the vanlife crowd, small RVs, small caravans, etc. Very popular activities.
Idea, Make a small cutout of Raymond to sell on your website People can then take him all over and photograph and post online. That way he can visit all over the world. It would also generate some income for Mapperton.
Hello to everyone at Mapperton. Like Julie I am an American and many of us don't have an accurate understanding of the relationships between Mapperton and these towns and villages you tell us about. Are they on the estate grounds? Do they pay some kind of rent to Mapperton to function within the estate? Are they adjacent to your property? Same question about the farms. Are they within your land and owned by you or are they their own legal entities which pay a fee to be on your land. How about the roads that cut through your land? Who owns and maintains them? Water rights? Electricity grid?
I would love to see a video which explains all of this and shows the full breadth of the estate and how the legal homesteading all works. This is probably all common knowledge in the UK, but it's not common for us in America. Thanks for your attention.
What a great Mother you have Luke. From your nonage to your dottage you will be lucky to have such another perfect ashlar. You do have good luck and i love seeing your efforts succeed. Thanks for sharing.
With all of your nettles you could invite Sally Pointer to show you how to make cordage and other things from the land. She is awesome.
Luke is so handsome and so sweet to Julie. Julie has a great personality and she resembles Lauren Bacall in the movie Designing Woman costaring Gregory Peck.
Julie, I very much admire you (and Luke, too!) and would love if you would include shopping links to your hat and wardrobe!
Very fascinating view of the behind -the-scenes at Mapperton! Thanks for taking us along! 😄
What a great way to earn $ for Mapperton…the commission from the sales.
Love hearing Luke talk about the heritage and history of Mapperton and trying to save it. He & Julie are great together.
Wow!!!! If what you want to do comes to fruition it will be stunning…❤❤
Raymond is a true gem! So knowledgeable! Julie the roofer…another one of your talents! Luke the roofer, too!! You land is so beautiful, and so much of it!! Lush and green! That barn would make a very nice get away cottage! Visitor center sounds great! Luke and his guessing games….milk in pipes…ahhh dairy farm! Luke and Julie’s retirement home in your dotage!! 🤣🤣. More fund raising in store! Love from Pennsylvania, USA💕🌷🐻
I see potential in this idea take down the whole building and rebuild. Love his passion for Mapperton and the rest of the property
Re: first ten minutes: Oh my goodness! Glorious countryside! Make something wonderful!
I’d love to clean that furniture! What a treasure trove! 💜🇦🇺👏
Its quite huge projects u got there but looking forward on the restoration of such historical place. I believe it will be really something your kids will appreciate and value aside from the people that are very interested to see the preservation of such enormous beautiful place! Go Julie and Luke! You can do it!!!!
Hello, I watch you and Julie regularly and a thought came to mind when you said, "...several cottages in a row." What about recreating a village like Williamsburg in the states. There would be volunteers dressed in period costume showing different ancient trades. Full-time employees running the village, civic leaders in character and the Lord, also dressed in character could show up on certain dates or at special ceremonies. Sounds like fun!
I just really enjoy watching your Mapperton videos. You both are so relatable and seem to have such fun. Also, you handle all of the problems that a manor has very well.
Thank you so much!!
Loved this video🎉 The views of the rolling hills on the Estate are breath taking!!
Make Mapperton Great Again #MMGA
This video just shows how much needs to be done at mapperton I understand more the vast work that needs to be done
I think he said 15 acres of swede's? That would be rutabaga to us Americans. YUM! Love them! I love the banter between Julie and Luke.
Oh wow lots of expensive roofing jobs needed the government should have grants for listed buildings for sure !
Afraid i am just like Julie hard to part with childrens things but i too must declutter or it takes over your house - would love an afternoon hunting thro all that furniture! I bet Raymond is worth his weight in gold thanks for sharing ❤
Julie you’re usually droll but this time you had me laughing out loud!! Never change!
I just discovered your channel and love watching how both of you lovingly restore every bit of your estate one precious room at a time! BTW I LOVE the black floor decision-looks great. Being an Anglophile from Normal Illinois I also chose black (tile) floors for my living room and heritage red wall color. Did this 20 years ago and still love it.
California fan of Raymond here. He is welcome to come visit us one day son. My mom used to have a 19641/2 Ford Mustang Convertible. It was deep metallic blue with a white top and shiny blue upholstery to match the car’s body. It was a magnificent machine.
Here's a possible idea: Sort through EVERYTHING STORED EVERYWHERE, and plan to sell everything that's decent but you know you'll not use. Hold a giant "boot sale", inviting others to purchase a space to sell their own goods. You might earn a nice amount that could be put towards one of the projects.
Julie and Luke nice video beautiful landnscape and good explanation regarding the history of the cottage.
Raymond so knowledgeable about everything .p
I love watching a Midwestern gal turned Vicountess, her husband and family from my little corner of the world. And Luke, from an old farm gal here, it looks like your out buildings need some work, and I appreciate the tour through them. I also love that you have an online store, but I'm in my dotage and really don't need more stuff. However, it looks like you have lots of roofs that need attending to, and I'd love to help with that here and there. You have tile roofs, slate roofs, thatch roofs, sheet metal roofs, and if you broke down (or pretended to, I wouldn't care) those expenses into manageable pieces, as a midwesterner I'd be inclined to help in our tradition of neighbors helping neighbors. For example, if an antique clay tile costs 25 pounds, I might be able to afford that once in a while, or a slate tile costing 75 pounds, a square foot of thatch costing 150 pounds (and then, if you're harvesting the reeds for the thatch from the estate, give us a video on that, or a tour of where they make the clay tiles or quarry the slate tiles, for example). Now, I know that there are foundational issues like making sure walls are in good repair and beams will withstand another 100 years of holding up extremely heavy loads, and I wouldn't be looking at the books to make sure every farthing went only to tiles, and I would watch a video or two of harvesting wood and turning it into the structural pieces needed (because I'm that kind of nerd as well), if that's something you're doing, this might be a way to help raise the rebuilding and maintenance funds for some of your beautiful buildings. Julie did "buy me a coffee," and it was quite successful. "Buy me a roof tile" has potential as well, and it would contribute to the funding issues as well as open to door to new videos showing us how that all gets done (much like some of the snippets of restoring the eagles, but I would have loved to see more than snippets, because it is a rare skill set to actually do). Construction and restoration videos, especially of interesting buildings, are popular (look up Cole the Cornstar or Dyfferent for examples), and I think you could do well in that space. Just a thought, respectfully submitted for your consideration. Keep up the good work and take us along for the ride!
Love these projects, looking forward to the progress ❤
That barn with the new hole has nice high ceilings... I imagined a guest house with pub decor... Like rent a pub-cottage... Business trip stays... Meeting room available...brilliant.
What about some students who are working on restoration classes, maybe they can help?
Love Raymond! He is invited to Norway.
Love the idea of converting that old barn into a tiny house off grid early modern Britain style, in America there are dedicated parks to house tiny house communities while in Australia its far more common to find them individually on rented or bought land out in the sticks.
Loved the photographic frame of you both at about 21:09, Julie looking like a spring chicken for certain, and Luke arranging for their dotage in a retirement home with fabulous views drinking Earl Grey in their special chairs. Hard to visualize in it's present rubble strewn overgrown disorder, but no doubt absolutely beautiful once the funds become available. Was this also from an earlier episode? - it all seemed familiar.
Oh, that's a great idea to fix up that barn. It was giving me Paul and Linda McCartney vibes when they stayed in their Scottish abode. Needs some sheep.
Julie champing at the bit🤣 She's the racing thoroughbred, you're the draft horse, Luke!
Number 3, the throw is beautiful ❤
A rustic shelter like this in Scotland is called a Bothy. Add a loo and a tea kettle and you might call it a Grand Bothy.
I lived in Tanzania for 16 years running a lodge and retreat center - would’ve loved a visit from Raymond!!’ There was plenty to do and he would’ve been loads of fun to work with!
You guys just make me laugh. Great couple!
If you’re going to make it for someone to stay, make it very rustic. I would love to come and stay in that. Slow life down a bit. Well done Julie.
Love it, I would love to come and stay in there. And just paint. You are both funny.
Great idea for the Greenway barn! You could add things like passive outdoor exercise equipment up and down the valley/dale/draw/arroyo. Bayshore Drive in Tampa, Florida has something called Bayshore Fitness Trail with exercie equipment you could build yourself. You should keep a nice desk with paper and pens for guests in the barn. They may become inspired to write a masterpiece. Just food for thought.
Very enjoyable episode!!😊
It's so nice to see when it's so blatantly blooming obvious marriage is for life ❤
Makes you realise what a 'white elephant' Mapperton is - also the years of neglect that's now having to be dealt with!
Ah! Raymond! A Gearhead! The universal language 🙂↔️
One thing I have learned is that having too much stuff is an issue no matter how small or large your home is. I can say though, that I'll never find a three hundred year old chair just hanging around in one of my out buildings.
At one time, they used hot coals in bed warmers. We have an 18th century house in our city (which we toured in school) and they had the bed warmer that was filled with coals.
Hey, has anyone seen Apple’s TV show- Time Bandits? Episode 5, is about The Earl of Sandwich. I laughed so hard. Luke! Are you out there? Did you guys know about this?
Will def. take a look!
I ❤ Raymond… from Australia 🇦🇺 😂
Hubby and I would love to visit Mapperton 2026 for my 40th 🎉
Ik vind jullie zo geweldig,ik moet zo vaak lachen om al jullie opmerkingen,helemaal top!🤣😂👍❤❤❤❤
En niet te vergeten jullie kennis van zaken !
Raymand😊
Furnishing 4 bedrooms, keep almost everything! Most just seem to need bit of elbow grease.
Beautiful couple
Great comedy show! You two are too cute!
Raymond come to Atlanta for your tour! Come for a race @ Talladega
😊is this a repeat x
How sad it is to see so many of these old buildings giving way from lack of maintenance over many, many, many years. Obviously some are well beyond repair, so sad.
For some of those projects that you're probably never going to be able to afford (just because of the number of things needing doing), would it be possible to do a lease to an individual(s) or companies where they would renovate the premises and "lease" them (with credit for their expenses) for a set period of time (i.e. 25-50 years)?
WOW! Julie is worried about spiders and I am worried about bat poop viruses. Take care. We ARE quite attached to your family.
You can always restore that wardrobe. Get some paint stripper and restain it.
Raymond!!? Pop over to our 100yr old farm in South East Saskatchewan Canada!!!
I feel like I have to defend Judy when she feels the need to apologize for something she knows nothing about. And America loves you guys. 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
Perhaps you could have an episode about funding. Are there any national sources of funding for heritage properties? I understand that there are likely many grades of properties and that may vary any funds. And these out buildings may not be eligible for much or maybe anything in that regard. But I would be interested.
Are these collages of tasks to do in fututre being put on Live posts to gather $$ to help with them? Not sure how YT works that way for live fundraisers. Suggestion, fun raisers should say so in title so we can help. LOVE seeing the future plans for the barns etc… the views are AMAZING!
I'm in the process of trying to get back an Ancestral hame called Baguley in Manchester dates from 1290 to 1320
All of the furniture is beautiful I would never get rid of it they don't make furniture the good now. So i think all should be kept. Mayb re upholstery some items but all should be kept. Those 2 cane chairs are beautiful There no such thing as a "to much of a restoration" Luke
Spell check!
@@donnabaardsen5372
Didnt feel like it but u still understood comment.
Love ur mom
It is unfortunate that there doesn't seem to be much upkeep in previous years.
Interesting so beautiful …❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Julie is clearly sufficiently limber and agile to get up and around virtually any three dimensional space.
Patch the roof until you can get to it. You don't want to lose beams
Is that Manor Farm from the BBC series??!
I love how the English say samat for something.