I'm pleased that you discovered some of our lesser known treasures such as the lime avenue through the cemetery. I have walked through there at night, but not seen any ghosts. Buried somewhere in an unmarked grave is a young girl by the name of Martha Gosnold. Her father Bartholemew Gosnold went on to be one of the founding fathers of Jamestown in colonial America. He founded a vineyard which was named after her, Martha's Vineyard.
I love watching your videos. Your joie de vivre is infectious. Thank you for reminding me that "even with it's sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world". xx
OMG I just love the Chinese sense, was this person slim who is buried here hahah, oh look building made out of clams lol.. Bless you Lisa, Organ old piano hahah.. That is the difference with the UK you have many very old ruins, and lovely countryside walks, here in China as you know, until recently, that is, you didn't get any grass areas unless you went up to Mongolia, and peoples garden were all veggies being planted haha
It really is so good to know that your husband is well enough to take trips with you! I hope his health is improving. Good luck to both of you. Your stream of consciousness is thoroughly entertaining. I agree about not calling the people you love names. This world is harsh enough without hurtful names coming from inside your own team. Loved the little peak inside your brain when you said 'bus, both,so similar'. Your outfit is adorable by the way. Quite appropriate for a walk in the Abbey Gardens too. Very Agatha Christie country fashion, if you ask me, a non Brit ;-) Those books might be good if you want to learn some more English and old fashioned UK culture. Although old fashioned comes with some ....outdated... stereotypes as well. Considering you are Chinese, I have to warn you. I used to live with some African exchange students from Cameroun. One of them was a huge Christie fan, so he chose to ignore the bad stuff in some of the books. They are very well written and entertaining. I would begin with 'the poison letter'. Anyway. Lovely video. Take care
Good morning Lisa as others have comnented your husband found a gem in you! Your sweet innocence, positive take on life and appreciation for natures beauty is so refreshing. Watching your videos is more enjoyable to me than you can imagine. Dont ever change😊 Have a wonderful day!
@@GobbyLisa99 I noticed in one of the comments you said you were from Shandong. I have a friend who is a professor at Nankai University. Small world🙂 Lol.
@@tonyfusilli7914 Haha . Shandong Province has about 44 cities, and many other county seat cities, with population of 10.23 million.Exactly I don’t know where is Nan Kai university 😅
Don’t worry about the grey hairs, my Chinese wife has grey hairs too, must be from marrying a foreigner. lol. New subscriber here from Australia . Coming to the UK next year in July.
Great video, i like the out and about Lisa videos. If you like old buildings and castles you and your husband should come up to Scotland we have lots of interesting places to look at.
It is good to see you out and about enjoying the sunshine and learning about the local history too! You are a natural for being in front of the camera Lisa, you look very comfortable being recorded. I hope to see more videos of you and your husband enjoying yourselves in the English countryside. Good Luck!
Except, The Lebanon didn't exist back then, nor did England either. Edmund was a king of East Anglia and an Anglo-Saxon. That meant his fairly recent ancestors came from the modern states of Germany and Denmark. St George likely came from Greece. Both were courageous men.
I am aware that Chinese history goes back many thousands of years, but British history is also the same. Visit Stonehenge, about 5,000 years old. There are many places like that around the UK. Autumn in the UK is probably my favourite time of year.
I was trying to workout wether it was east or west bound on the A14 but im guessing your coming from Cambridge? You should come see Peterborough Cathedral it beautiful and 4th oldest in the country tracing its routes back to the 6th century
@@GobbyLisa99 Interesting. I had a colleague at work whose family came from the Shandong province. Her family moved to the Dalian area after the great famine. She wouldn't mention the famine directly.
@@GobbyLisa99 Easily done, dear lady, also there's St Mary's church, right next to the Cathedral, where King Henry the Eight's sister, Mary is buried inside, and it's truly beautiful inside there..I live very close to Bury St Edmunds, and love our History, so hope you will continue with your exploring and come back soon..xx
@@margaretflounders8510 I went that Church yesterday and other church. Because I remember some church I saw it but I didn’t see in first day. I also sent two Churches pictures on Community.
Sir, you won the lottery with this young lady, what joy she brings to the world. Thanks for the vids.
Thank you . He won the lottery but I nagged him every day, and he lost all his hair😂
I'm pleased that you discovered some of our lesser known treasures such as the lime avenue through the cemetery. I have walked through there at night, but not seen any ghosts. Buried somewhere in an unmarked grave is a young girl by the name of Martha Gosnold. Her father Bartholemew Gosnold went on to be one of the founding fathers of Jamestown in colonial America. He founded a vineyard which was named after her, Martha's Vineyard.
I love watching your videos. Your joie de vivre is infectious. Thank you for reminding me that "even with it's sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world". xx
Thank you very much 😊
Your videos are bringing me a great sense of peace...
Thank you 😊
OMG I just love the Chinese sense, was this person slim who is buried here hahah, oh look building made out of clams lol.. Bless you Lisa, Organ old piano hahah.. That is the difference with the UK you have many very old ruins, and lovely countryside walks, here in China as you know, until recently, that is, you didn't get any grass areas unless you went up to Mongolia, and peoples garden were all veggies being planted haha
I’m enjoying each video more and more.👍🇨🇦👍
Thank you very much
It really is so good to know that your husband is well enough to take trips with you! I hope his health is improving. Good luck to both of you.
Your stream of consciousness is thoroughly entertaining. I agree about not calling the people you love names. This world is harsh enough without hurtful names coming from inside your own team.
Loved the little peak inside your brain when you said 'bus, both,so similar'.
Your outfit is adorable by the way. Quite appropriate for a walk in the Abbey Gardens too. Very Agatha Christie country fashion, if you ask me, a non Brit ;-)
Those books might be good if you want to learn some more English and old fashioned UK culture. Although old fashioned comes with some ....outdated... stereotypes as well. Considering you are Chinese, I have to warn you. I used to live with some African exchange students from Cameroun. One of them was a huge Christie fan, so he chose to ignore the bad stuff in some of the books. They are very well written and entertaining. I would begin with 'the poison letter'.
Anyway. Lovely video. Take care
Thank you so much 😊The both I wrote wrong. It’s bath. Haha
Omg actual English sun. So rare. Glad you enjoyed your day😊❤
Thank you
I love listening to your talking nonsense as you put it as it makes my day and makes me smile
Thank you 😊
Lovely video Lisa, Bury StEdmunds looks beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you. 😊
Good morning Lisa as others have comnented your husband found a gem in you! Your sweet innocence, positive take on life and appreciation for natures beauty is so refreshing. Watching your videos is more enjoyable to me than you can imagine. Dont ever change😊 Have a wonderful day!
Thank you so much 😊.
@@GobbyLisa99
I noticed in one of the comments you said you were from Shandong. I have a friend who is a professor at Nankai University. Small world🙂 Lol.
@@tonyfusilli7914 Haha . Shandong Province has about 44 cities, and many other county seat cities, with population of 10.23 million.Exactly I don’t know where is Nan Kai university 😅
Oops, Maybe not so small after all. Hahaha🙂.
@@tonyfusilli7914 Haha 😊
Hi Lisa.
Love the fall weather.
The tree in front of the cathedral looks wonderful.
Thank you. I like England’s trees.
Don’t worry about the grey hairs, my Chinese wife has grey hairs too, must be from marrying a foreigner. lol. New subscriber here from Australia . Coming to the UK next year in July.
Thank you
I love the way you make walking through a cemetery an exciting adventure ..Also a joy to watch. Looking forward to the next video.
Thank you.
Great video, i like the out and about Lisa videos. If you like old buildings and castles you and your husband should come up to Scotland we have lots of interesting places to look at.
Thank you. We will go Scotland next year.
In the cemetery there is a tome of a lady who was struck by lightning while praying, I have often wondered what she said!
Lol, you think she said the wrong thing and got smote?
There is also the remains of a maid, who let her lover in the house to rob it, they were caught and both were sent to death!
It is good to see you out and about enjoying the sunshine and learning about the local history too! You are a natural for being in front of the camera Lisa, you look very comfortable being recorded. I hope to see more videos of you and your husband enjoying yourselves in the English countryside. Good Luck!
Thank you. ❤We will go more different places.
Good video Lisa!! St Edmunds wax England's first Patron Saint before he was replaced by the Lebanese St George!!!🐲🐲🐲🏴🏴🏴🏴
Except, The Lebanon didn't exist back then, nor did England either. Edmund was a king of East Anglia and an Anglo-Saxon. That meant his fairly recent ancestors came from the modern states of Germany and Denmark. St George likely came from Greece. Both were courageous men.
Thank you
I am aware that Chinese history goes back many thousands of years, but British history is also the same. Visit Stonehenge, about 5,000 years old. There are many places like that around the UK. Autumn in the UK is probably my favourite time of year.
I was trying to workout wether it was east or west bound on the A14 but im guessing your coming from Cambridge? You should come see Peterborough Cathedral it beautiful and 4th oldest in the country tracing its routes back to the 6th century
Thanks. I will go to Peterborough next time .
It was eastbound from the Newmarket/Cambridge direction.
普通话对我来说很难，因为声调很难掌握。但我一直在努力，我在进步。
你很棒
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My bucket list just got longer. Can I ask, does your husband speak Mandarin, and what is your local dialect?
My husband can speaks Mandarin, I taught him and he lived in China for more than 10 years. My local language is Shandong dialect .
@@GobbyLisa99 Interesting. I had a colleague at work whose family came from the Shandong province. Her family moved to the Dalian area after the great famine. She wouldn't mention the famine directly.
I am hoping your husband is on the mend.
Thank you
中国文化和西方文化截然不同。我出生在西方，但我非常欣赏中国文化，比起西方文化，我更喜欢中国文化。 这就是你在公交车上听到的。
3 minutes in and I'm wondering if you encounter another doggie.
I will get other dog . But we want to travel first.
The Abby is over 2,000 years old! Not one thousand...x
Thank you. Probably I confused the times of the cathedral and the monastery.
@@GobbyLisa99 Easily done, dear lady, also there's St Mary's church, right next to the Cathedral, where King Henry the Eight's sister, Mary is buried inside, and it's truly beautiful inside there..I live very close to Bury St Edmunds, and love our History, so hope you will continue with your exploring and come back soon..xx
@@margaretflounders8510 I went that Church yesterday and other church. Because I remember some church I saw it but I didn’t see in first day. I also sent two Churches pictures on Community.