"This restaurant doesn't seem to have anywhere to sit down and eat" - In the UK, we have a special name for ''restaurants' that don't have anywhere to sit down and eat - We call them "SHOPS"!
I am really enjoying the countryside episodes just because you get excited about things I am totally used to, it's great hearing a different perspective, makes me more grateful to be English!
At 6:55 I think you had a bit of an epiphany. Although we welcome tourists (especially if they're like you guys), England wasn't built with tourists in mind. Whether it's Skipton Castle, the Tower of London, or the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, it's all real!
Pork is fatty, and the acidity of Apple's cuts through the fat of the pork ,that s why the two is eaten together, and pork pies are usually pinkish in colour ,these are dark ,coz they mince everything up including the snout and add it the mix
Love your video's I live here in the UK and enjoy your perspective of my country. Your style of presenting should be on terrestrial television it is that good. many thanks.
Love your enthusiasm! If you’re ever in the UK again then definitely go to Chester, in north west England! Absolutely filled with history. And also try and visit Pembrokeshire in Wales if you want gorgeous countryside and beaches; a nice way to see the country.
Excellent Pies are Just around the corner nearer the High st. 50 yards away. Just where the Cobble Stones End for the Junction / Bend, Roundabout. These are The Pies i Prefer. The shop is Just out of sight a 04:55 mins, just to the front of the white Van in the shot. Next to the Cafe with the Brown Wooden sign boards above.
Next up we explore the awesome city of York! For now check out these other videos from England: Exploring Gargrave ► th-cam.com/video/3n5pO2ZBeh4/w-d-xo.html Here's all of our British Isles Videos So Far! ► th-cam.com/play/PLrvJJu2Pt1jhvCgfwKedV1f5-7zzjpCbN.html
Love it! Really great to see your perspective on my neck of the woods. I'm a York lad (the pies are more expensive), lol. Keep them coming, very entertaining!
English civil war 1640s, incidentally the Americans used a lot of legal stuff which came from the civil war and instrument of impeachment is very English. The English court used it to impeach Charles the First. This impeachment instrument is also used to impeach american presidents .American presidents have king like powers but on for four years. So you could say an American president is a king all but in name.
Apple sauce is a traditional condiment/accompaniment for roast pork, so it figures. Beef gets horse radish relish, lamb gets mint sauce, and pork gets apple sauce (plus gravy and roast potatoes and green beans and whatnot). I always think about how much work it must have been keeping castles running. That kitchen would have been running all day every day, because of how many people to feed and how long to bake and slow roast and everything else, and that in turn meant endless bringing in more firewood, and cleaning and polishing. And then there's the beds and the clothes and people getting sick however often and on and on, with everything having to be done by hand.
There Is a really good woods area with streams, not sure If you walked It. Eventually It brings you full circle to the town area. If memory serves me I think the beginning on the bridge Is the start of It, across the road from the old fashioned sweet shop. Good videos, you guy's know what you are doing and have a genuine Interest In places. Regards.
Brilliant video. As a Yorkshire native from just down the road from Skipton it's great to see what visitors think of the area. Looking at the rest of your videos you did the UK right, London's good but you went other places. All the best!
I think they, the Pork Pie Baker's, are trying to imitate the classic accompaniment to an English Pork dinner, i.e. Apple sauce! I'm not sure if the same applies to the states but Roast Beef has Mustard...Lamb, has Mint Sauce and the classic with a Roast Pork Dinner is...Apple sauce! So, maybe that is their thinking, Bit Like Gammon steaks have a pineapple ring on top! Bit unsure of culinary habits in the US. We are all led to believe it's Steaks, Burgers and KFC! Which I am sure it is not! Glad you liked the Black pudding from the previous video of London , cooked breakfast! That is indeed made from Blood, Pigs, I think?) mixed with oatmeal, i believe and spices! If you want to see castles in the UK, come visit Wales..King Edward 'Long-shanks' Built a load of them here to try and keep us rebellious welsh in line...he did succeed... eventually... And now Wales is a Principality hence how we have our own '|Prince of Wales (Prince Charles) Wales is unique in that way as both Northern Ireland and Scotland, Our fellow Celtic Nations, do not have a Prince of their own, well, not any official ones....! PS the welsh Flag has at it's centre a Red Dragon on a green and white Background! Incidentally, I remember hearing an American Tourist visiting Chepstow Castle in the summer, he appeared to be impressed with the Lawns situated in the Castle's Grounds and asked the Guide 'how they managed to get such a fine looking Lawn? "That's quite simple sir" came the reply "You sow the seeds and just regularly keep cutting the grass and make sure it is watered and after about 900 years, You should be good to go!" (True story!)
Great video, glad to see you come north (even though your on the wrong side of the pennines lol (i'm a Lancastrian), still anywhere north of watford is cool .
I'm from Skipton I enjoyed this video thanks! I like a bit of history Thomas Cresap an pathfinder and pioneer in maryland, was from Skipton, the Cresap society donated a bronze plaque to the town. Cresap had involvement with Washington they were at war over territory, the Washington family funded a stained glass window in Selby a by with their coat of arms, you could also visit Washington old Hall in county Durham. And the dungeon isn't the original the original is too dangerous to let tourists view as it is drop style with no railings round, but the one you saw was used at some point to house prisoners.
Love this so much hope you enjoyed Skipton, cant wait for York another place I know well,Yorkshire Museum free,aslo Jorvik Viking Center and of course The Castle Museum is a must.
weathervane - last row from left; muniment - second to last row starting at third column; arrowloop - third to last row, starting at fourth column from right; portcullis - first row, starting at fifth column diagonally down ending at fifth row from bottom; dungeon - third row, third column, going down; yew - seventh row from bottom, seventh column from left; watch - second row, starting at fifth column, down; wyvern - ninth column from the left, starting at eighth row from top down; desormais - see first column from the right, starting at second row down; courtyard - third column right, third row diagonally down, leftward; cumberland - third column from the right, third row, same 'c' as for courtyard but moving left, or across; norman - seventh column, first row, down; clifford - third column from right, seventh row from top, down... not sure why i couldn't find 'banner'. it was a fun puzzle. did it haphazardly.
pork pie is traditionally served at Room Temperature or even chilled. This allows the gelatine to solidify. The gelatine keeps the pork away from oxygen which would otherwise speed up the spoiling. I cannot understand anyone urging anyone to eat this product while the gelatine is runny. Hint: Pork Pies (and Scotch Eggs) are delicious with a spicy tomato relish or Branston Pickle.
I remember telling my American buddy about a local church built in “ 680” he thought I was talking about that ‘weird European 24 hour clock thing’ 🤯😂😂. These old places are real not built for tourism. I’d love you to research the history of canals in UK. Great vid again.
Skipton Castle gets very Busy in Summer & at Weekends. Skipton Also Has an open Street Market All down the Cobbles Down Main St, ( the Street Leading up to the Castle. )
I would recommend Manorbier Castle in Wales. You can book rooms and cottages. It's right on the beach its stunning. Also, Tamworth Castle in Staffordshire, small castle in the Heart of England, they don't do rooms to stay in but it's got so much history dating back to the origins of Mercia.
Great video. Fun fact, in the middle ages there were over 4000 castles in England alone. That's 1 castle for every 1000 people. Most weren't this impressive though. I think to qualify as a castle, all it had to be was basically a tower with a fortified wall. Some were tiny.
Pork is a fatty meat so we serve it with apple so the acidic sharpness cuts through the fatty flavour to provide balance. Pork and apple is very common in the UK.
I'm Canadian and apple + pork is a very common flavour here. It is interesting to me that it's so strange to you. Do Americans not have ham and apple sauce?? What a sad life! 😁 Love the video... it's been over ten years since my trip to England and these vids are bringing back so many memories. It's fun to see things through your eyes. You're both pretty adorable!
So glad you enjoyed your visit to my home town. I really enjoyed your "take" on Skipton Castle and have also enjoyed your other videos. Hope you'll find time in your busy lives to return, but in the meantime, Thank You both for posting your videos. All the best from a "Skiptonian"!
The apple and pork pie is exactly what I would want. Growing up with English and Welsh born grandparents I was raised that the alternating roast dinner for Sundays when it wasn't beef was always pork roast with apple sauce. So that pie would of definitely been one of my picks for sure.
You two seem wonderfully laid-back, really pleased that I found your channel. These England videos put a smile on my face and now I'm enjoying going through your Japan vids too.
Welcome to da fam! Lol. Yeah, they're really great. They've become my favorite travel vloggers due to how they travel off the beaten path a lot, and do a lot of things most don't. After you've gone through the Japan videos, if your looking to do some long binging, 8 years ago or so they did a backpacking trip around the world. That was the start of them vlogging their travels. It was an 16 month or so trip, so not only is it a good amount of content, but it's a really interesting, neat watch. They put it in a nice, convenient playlist. Look for the one that says RTW (Round The World ) Trip :))
Kyde and Eric I remember going with my dad and my brother when I was a kid. it was just as quiet. We ended up playing hide and seek there and I remember my dad trying to shimmy up the chimney to hide
@kyde& eric I've heard you talk about British telly and films before,,,, Peep show / Trainspotting etc,,,, have you heard of Simon Pegg's show written with Jessica Hynes ,, called " Spaced " ,,, Wholey recommend !! Big-time 😃😃😃‼️🐓
Wait...tiny little skipton? Newly subscribed and your york video comes up which I have to walk being from North Yorkshire and now you're in the town I grew up. Love this!
Pork and Apple is a traditional English food combination. Roast pork is often served with apple sauce, and traditionally boar's head was served with an apple in its mouth. Can't say I'm a fan, but it's traditional.
Hi, im glad you enjoyed your visit. The reason that you find elaborate buildings in every town is because every town is potentially thousands of years old. :) and as time goes by, stuff just keeps getting older.
Talking about cheese are you going to cheddar gorge in Somerset? The home of cheddar cheese! Theres about a million different flavours of cheddar cheese there!
Kyde and Eric ahh thats a shame, i live down that way... well south devon in torbay, they call it the English Riviera because of the weather and our palm trees. If you visit again try the south out :) we have the best ice cream and clotted cream! ;)
Skipton holds so many memories for me as it was a place I visited with my grandparents when I stayed over with them. I love how much you enjoyed it. :)
Ah, righto! Thank you for letting me know. It's a nice place, Gargrave, though not quite the beauty that some of the other villages in the area are (as I'm sure you'll know after spending so long here). I went through there on the train earlier. =P
Your enthusiasm is so infectious. It's a joy to watch your videos. It's so fascinating to hear your reactions to my country - it's like seeing it all again and learning to appreciate what I just take for granted.
Pork and apple is literally such a normal flavour in this part of Yorkshire, were you staying more towards Lancashire, or south craven? The bus routes don't tend to be too bad XD I have to use them daily so I know the ins and outs but for a tourist it might not be. It's kinda funny seeing someone explore my everyday setting and finding it so weird and unusual. Those cockrels you found aren't anger they're just frizzle cockrels and always look like that but malt so bad! BTW I love how you called Skipton a 'city', the only city around here is leeds or bradford. You missed out not going to bolton abbey, too good to miss out on would recommend.
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"This restaurant doesn't seem to have anywhere to sit down and eat" - In the UK, we have a special name for ''restaurants' that don't have anywhere to sit down and eat - We call them "SHOPS"!
Dave Bartlett takeaways
0:54 "We've come to a pie shop"
Love the fact that you were calling Stanford’s pie shop a restaurant 😂😂
It's actually a butcher's that happens to sell pies
I am really enjoying the countryside episodes just because you get excited about things I am totally used to, it's great hearing a different perspective, makes me more grateful to be English!
At 6:55 I think you had a bit of an epiphany. Although we welcome tourists (especially if they're like you guys), England wasn't built with tourists in mind. Whether it's Skipton Castle, the Tower of London, or the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, it's all real!
Apple sauce is traditional with pork, going back for centuries.
You've seen medieval images of roast pigs with an apple in their mouth, right?
Haha, yea, but in this case it's not the pig eating the apple, it's me! Hahaha -E
-or Cameron...
And also, cooking pork in cider
I think that's a tradition that's been passed on here in the US, because here it's very common to have apple sauce with pork chops :)
Pork and apple bizarre? They're made for each other!
Pork is fatty, and the acidity of Apple's cuts through the fat of the pork ,that s why the two is eaten together, and pork pies are usually pinkish in colour ,these are dark ,coz they mince everything up including the snout and add it the mix
This is amusing... I'm from Skipton, it's really funny watching you guys see my town through totally new eyes.
Another great video. Think I went there years ago. Churches like that in practically every village in the country.
Love your video's I live here in the UK and enjoy your perspective of my country. Your style of presenting should be on terrestrial television it is that good.
many thanks.
Wow, thanks so much! -E
I agree. This is something that you might find on BBC 2, or a documentary channel.
...But, even better ({: D ....!
Love your enthusiasm! If you’re ever in the UK again then definitely go to Chester, in north west England! Absolutely filled with history. And also try and visit Pembrokeshire in Wales if you want gorgeous countryside and beaches; a nice way to see the country.
Only just discovered your channel. Loving the UK vlogs! Castles rule OK!
Excellent Pies are Just around the corner nearer the High st. 50 yards away. Just where the Cobble Stones End for the Junction / Bend, Roundabout. These are The Pies i Prefer.
The shop is Just out of sight a 04:55 mins, just to the front of the white Van in the shot. Next to the Cafe with the Brown Wooden sign boards above.
Hello from Skipton :) Glad you enjoyed your time here! :D
Next up we explore the awesome city of York! For now check out these other videos from England:
Exploring Gargrave ► th-cam.com/video/3n5pO2ZBeh4/w-d-xo.html
Here's all of our British Isles Videos So Far! ► th-cam.com/play/PLrvJJu2Pt1jhvCgfwKedV1f5-7zzjpCbN.html
Love it! Really great to see your perspective on my neck of the woods. I'm a York lad (the pies are more expensive), lol.
Keep them coming, very entertaining!
English civil war 1640s, incidentally the Americans used a lot of legal stuff which came from the civil war and instrument of impeachment is very English. The English court used it to impeach Charles the First. This impeachment instrument is also used to impeach american presidents .American presidents have king like powers but on for four years. So you could say an American president is a king all but in name.
If you are looking for a haunted castle to spend a night at try.
chillingham-castle.com/
Apple sauce is a traditional condiment/accompaniment for roast pork, so it figures. Beef gets horse radish relish, lamb gets mint sauce, and pork gets apple sauce (plus gravy and roast potatoes and green beans and whatnot). I always think about how much work it must have been keeping castles running. That kitchen would have been running all day every day, because of how many people to feed and how long to bake and slow roast and everything else, and that in turn meant endless bringing in more firewood, and cleaning and polishing. And then there's the beds and the clothes and people getting sick however often and on and on, with everything having to be done by hand.
There Is a really good woods area with streams, not sure If you walked It. Eventually It brings you full circle to the town area. If memory serves me I think the beginning on the bridge Is the start of It, across the road from the old fashioned sweet shop. Good videos, you guy's know what you are doing and have a genuine Interest In places. Regards.
We didn't walk all the way around, but we walked a bit of that path. Very cool little town. -E
It you want a truly English experience you should go to KFC.
Brilliant video. As a Yorkshire native from just down the road from Skipton it's great to see what visitors think of the area. Looking at the rest of your videos you did the UK right, London's good but you went other places. All the best!
I wish you had come over to visit in the summer rather then the winter , but you two are so cheerful no matter what the weather is ! :-)
Great seeing Americans enjoying Yorkshire. Hope you come to Sheffield next time you are over here.
I think they, the Pork Pie Baker's, are trying to imitate the classic accompaniment to an English Pork dinner, i.e. Apple sauce! I'm not sure if the same applies to the states but Roast Beef has Mustard...Lamb, has Mint Sauce and the classic with a Roast Pork Dinner is...Apple sauce! So, maybe that is their thinking, Bit Like Gammon steaks have a pineapple ring on top! Bit unsure of culinary habits in the US. We are all led to believe it's Steaks, Burgers and KFC! Which I am sure it is not! Glad you liked the Black pudding from the previous video of London , cooked breakfast! That is indeed made from Blood, Pigs, I think?) mixed with oatmeal, i believe and spices! If you want to see castles in the UK, come visit Wales..King Edward 'Long-shanks' Built a load of them here to try and keep us rebellious welsh in line...he did succeed... eventually... And now Wales is a Principality hence how we have our own '|Prince of Wales (Prince Charles) Wales is unique in that way as both Northern Ireland and Scotland, Our fellow Celtic Nations, do not have a Prince of their own, well, not any official ones....! PS the welsh Flag has at it's centre a Red Dragon on a green and white Background! Incidentally, I remember hearing an American Tourist visiting Chepstow Castle in the summer, he appeared to be impressed with the Lawns situated in the Castle's Grounds and asked the Guide 'how they managed to get such a fine looking Lawn? "That's quite simple sir" came the reply "You sow the seeds and just regularly keep cutting the grass and make sure it is watered and after about 900 years, You should be good to go!" (True story!)
Bizarre to see Americans in a place I'm so familiar with
its funny how they call the pie shop a restraunt
Great video, glad to see you come north (even though your on the wrong side of the pennines lol (i'm a Lancastrian), still anywhere north of watford is cool .
Im From Skipton
Born & bred!
Same
I live there!
Same
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Apple with pork is a traditional combination, works well as far as I'm concerned
quite right ,apple sauce.
Yep, apple sauce with pork, just like mint sauce with lamb. Americans are so uncultured lol
Bloody foreigners could never appreciate medieval British food! 😂😂😂😂
I had a long drop toilet in Oswaldtwistle in the 60's, that maybe 20 houses used, a carpark sits on it now.
I live in skipton and i struggle to see how people find it cool to be honest
7:15 "It's not like there's an international airport down the road."
19 miles from Leeds-bradford international airport. ^^
Pork pies are generally eaten cold. That's a shop, not a restaurant.
13:47 - The long drop?! lol.
I'm from Skipton I enjoyed this video thanks! I like a bit of history Thomas Cresap an pathfinder and pioneer in maryland, was from Skipton, the Cresap society donated a bronze plaque to the town. Cresap had involvement with Washington they were at war over territory, the Washington family funded a stained glass window in Selby a by with their coat of arms, you could also visit Washington old Hall in county Durham. And the dungeon isn't the original the original is too dangerous to let tourists view as it is drop style with no railings round, but the one you saw was used at some point to house prisoners.
Warm pork pie? Eww no thanks.Pork pies are best eaten cold.
Loved the video and can I suggest you visit the cotswolds my village Broadway in Worcestershire. Also sudley castle
Secondary vote for “It’s like a castle in here!”
Love this so much hope you enjoyed Skipton, cant wait for York another place I know well,Yorkshire Museum free,aslo Jorvik Viking Center and of course The Castle Museum is a must.
Good place for the canal trip.
weathervane - last row from left; muniment - second to last row starting at third column; arrowloop - third to last row, starting at fourth column from right; portcullis - first row, starting at fifth column diagonally down ending at fifth row from bottom; dungeon - third row, third column, going down; yew - seventh row from bottom, seventh column from left; watch - second row, starting at fifth column, down; wyvern - ninth column from the left, starting at eighth row from top down; desormais - see first column from the right, starting at second row down; courtyard - third column right, third row diagonally down, leftward; cumberland - third column from the right, third row, same 'c' as for courtyard but moving left, or across; norman - seventh column, first row, down; clifford - third column from right, seventh row from top, down... not sure why i couldn't find 'banner'. it was a fun puzzle.
did it haphazardly.
pork pie is traditionally served at Room Temperature or even chilled. This allows the gelatine to solidify. The gelatine keeps the pork away from oxygen which would otherwise speed up the spoiling. I cannot understand anyone urging anyone to eat this product while the gelatine is runny. Hint: Pork Pies (and Scotch Eggs) are delicious with a spicy tomato relish or Branston Pickle.
Thank you for that education :)
Stay on the road, never cross the moors especially at night when a full moon is out
I remember telling my American buddy about a local church built in “ 680” he thought I was talking about that ‘weird European 24 hour clock thing’ 🤯😂😂. These old places are real not built for tourism. I’d love you to research the history of canals in UK. Great vid again.
I live near Skipton in a village called Grassington
Awesome video, great commentary.
I’m from silsden about 15 mins away from Skipton and stanforths is my favourite for pies
Rhiannon Johnson me too!
I live in Saltaire about 15 miles away from Skipton and it's my favourite pie shop also.
There is an international airport about 1/2 an hour down the road, but only a little one.
Skipton Castle gets very Busy in Summer & at Weekends. Skipton Also Has an open Street Market All down the Cobbles Down Main St, ( the Street Leading up to the Castle. )
Pork pies can be eaten cold or hot. Cold is best with Coleman's English mustard or Branston pickle. Delish! 🐒
I would recommend Manorbier Castle in Wales. You can book rooms and cottages. It's right on the beach its stunning. Also, Tamworth Castle in Staffordshire, small castle in the Heart of England, they don't do rooms to stay in but it's got so much history dating back to the origins of Mercia.
Skipton Castle doesn't have any furniture, you should visit Ripley Castle, it's fairly close and it's full of authentic family treasures.
If you liked Skipton, you would LOVE Haworth. If you're ever nearby again, you have to visit
Excellent! I'm So happy you decided to visit Real England and not just London. I hope you had a great time.
beautiful Castle.. looks like in a Robin Hood movie or something
Great video. Fun fact, in the middle ages there were over 4000 castles in England alone. That's 1 castle for every 1000 people. Most weren't this impressive though. I think to qualify as a castle, all it had to be was basically a tower with a fortified wall. Some were tiny.
About 45% of them were a mound of dirt, with a wooden tower in the center, with a wooden wall.
Pork and apple, turkey and cranberry, duck with orange or plum, nothing bizarre at all.
Cant help thinking of The American Werewolf in London with these videos.
You guys did the right thing, pork pies are eaten cooled or cold (which enriches the flavour)
Pork is a fatty meat so we serve it with apple so the acidic sharpness cuts through the fatty flavour to provide balance. Pork and apple is very common in the UK.
I'm Canadian and apple + pork is a very common flavour here. It is interesting to me that it's so strange to you. Do Americans not have ham and apple sauce?? What a sad life! 😁 Love the video... it's been over ten years since my trip to England and these vids are bringing back so many memories. It's fun to see things through your eyes. You're both pretty adorable!
Esp the girl!
So glad you enjoyed your visit to my home town. I really enjoyed your "take" on Skipton Castle and have also enjoyed your other videos. Hope you'll find time in your busy lives to return, but in the meantime, Thank You both for posting your videos. All the best from a "Skiptonian"!
Wow! Tony Ferguson so peaceful and calm fella!))
Why have I only just found this couple, my life's now complete 🤣
Those arrow slots are called "murder holes"
Apple with pork is traditional in the UK, like Lamb with mint.
The apple and pork pie is exactly what I would want. Growing up with English and Welsh born grandparents I was raised that the alternating roast dinner for Sundays when it wasn't beef was always pork roast with apple sauce. So that pie would of definitely been one of my picks for sure.
You two seem wonderfully laid-back, really pleased that I found your channel. These England videos put a smile on my face and now I'm enjoying going through your Japan vids too.
Welcome to da fam! Lol. Yeah, they're really great. They've become my favorite travel vloggers due to how they travel off the beaten path a lot, and do a lot of things most don't. After you've gone through the Japan videos, if your looking to do some long binging, 8 years ago or so they did a backpacking trip around the world. That was the start of them vlogging their travels. It was an 16 month or so trip, so not only is it a good amount of content, but it's a really interesting, neat watch. They put it in a nice, convenient playlist. Look for the one that says RTW (Round The World ) Trip :))
pork pies should be cold Yorkshire make the best pork pies Yorkshire is the most beautiful place in England I'm proud to be a Yorkshire man
I really liked how you could explore the castle on your own and pretty much undisturbed.
Yea, we got really lucky! -E
Kyde and Eric I remember going with my dad and my brother when I was a kid. it was just as quiet. We ended up playing hide and seek there and I remember my dad trying to shimmy up the chimney to hide
Roast pork is traditionally eaten with apple sauce. The acid of the apple cuts the fat of the pork.
I have a suspicion you would enjoy Portmeirion.
Only if they watch some early episodes of The Prisoner. :)
All the rooms available to stay in have access to every episode. 👍
Maybe next time in the UK you can try doing canal trip, you can hire a narrowboat and explore the canal side pubs and the food they offer.
17:23 Just a guess on this one but I assume the fish represents the Sea and the Dragon represents the skies.
There are churches like that in most villages and towns in Britain - thousands of them 😉
If I remember correctly from when I visited, the markings in the wall were to show who built it so they could get paid for their work.
Yes Castles are "super old" no denying that
p.s Our civil war was in the 1640's ;-)
Frozen danglers??? LOL
Awesome video! And that chaple totally looked like the one in Zelda! Dang now you made me want to go play Zelda lol
Glad you enjoyed it! -E
@kyde& eric I've heard you talk about British telly and films before,,,, Peep show / Trainspotting etc,,,, have you heard of Simon Pegg's show written with Jessica Hynes ,, called " Spaced " ,,,
Wholey recommend !! Big-time 😃😃😃‼️🐓
,,,,, it has Bill Bailey, as well !
Might lead you on to " Black Books " , too !!
Fish are at home in the water and England is famous for its world class Navy.
Wait...tiny little skipton? Newly subscribed and your york video comes up which I have to walk being from North Yorkshire and now you're in the town I grew up. Love this!
glad you found us!
Pork and Apple is a traditional English food combination. Roast pork is often served with apple sauce, and traditionally boar's head was served with an apple in its mouth. Can't say I'm a fan, but it's traditional.
at 3:47 a voice in the back of my head said "thats an eric sized bite" what is happening haha
Wish the weather has been kind to you it's much nicer in spring and summer 😉
Try visit Haworth or hebbden bridge some time ps think you guys was on a moat
English civil war 1640s
They were in my home town 😂😂😂
Hi, im glad you enjoyed your visit. The reason that you find elaborate buildings in every town is because every town is potentially thousands of years old. :) and as time goes by, stuff just keeps getting older.
Talking about cheese are you going to cheddar gorge in Somerset? The home of cheddar cheese! Theres about a million different flavours of cheddar cheese there!
We didn't make it to Somerset, but we did go to Wensleydale! -E
Kyde and Eric ahh thats a shame, i live down that way... well south devon in torbay, they call it the English Riviera because of the weather and our palm trees. If you visit again try the south out :) we have the best ice cream and clotted cream! ;)
No Wells Cathedral? Glastonbury Abbey? Dunster Castle? (it also has palm trees). Not even Exmoor? [sniff]
Skipton holds so many memories for me as it was a place I visited with my grandparents when I stayed over with them. I love how much you enjoyed it. :)
Glad you enjoyed the video! -E
What was the name of the village you were staying in? I live just three miles away from Skipton, I'm glad you enjoyed your visit. =)
Gargrave! We have a video about Gargrave coming in a week or two.
Ah, righto! Thank you for letting me know. It's a nice place, Gargrave, though not quite the beauty that some of the other villages in the area are (as I'm sure you'll know after spending so long here). I went through there on the train earlier. =P
Your enthusiasm is so infectious. It's a joy to watch your videos. It's so fascinating to hear your reactions to my country - it's like seeing it all again and learning to appreciate what I just take for granted.
Thank you! Glad you found us!
Brilliant!
Pork and apple is literally such a normal flavour in this part of Yorkshire, were you staying more towards Lancashire, or south craven? The bus routes don't tend to be too bad XD I have to use them daily so I know the ins and outs but for a tourist it might not be. It's kinda funny seeing someone explore my everyday setting and finding it so weird and unusual. Those cockrels you found aren't anger they're just frizzle cockrels and always look like that but malt so bad! BTW I love how you called Skipton a 'city', the only city around here is leeds or bradford. You missed out not going to bolton abbey, too good to miss out on would recommend.
Hannah Adams Roast pork & apple sauce is normal, I agree. Pork pie with apple stuffed inside is a Sacrilege!
Never ever eat pork pies hot or warm. Should always be cold.
Our friends from Skipton said that place's pies are best hot and dripping down your face. -E
Cold pie & peas?... I don't think so.
Live 30 mins from there
Welcome to Yorkshire :) good to see you having fun and trying new things :)
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Kyde is getting too cocky ;-) . As usual very entertaining and fun to watch !!
Aha that's my towns castle that 😂😂😂
Butchers not a restaurant 😒