As an American whose ancestors were British, when I see footage of the UK like this, I feel a strong emotional bond to it as if the landscape is embedded deep into my DNA, like some mystical force is trying to call me home.
My ancestors also came from England to the USA, and it is my dream to be there where my great grandparents spent their lives in Britain. DNA is a powerful draw isn't it. lol
How about England? Most of it is sunny and fairly dry, almost all the time, summer or winter. Most people can't seem to believe that until they experience it and see the graphics/maps of annual rainfall and sunshine. Most of England gets less rain than anywhere I've lived in Ontario. Western Scotland, rainy, Wales, Ireland, England, not so much.
@@markhirstwood4190 I believe she is equating Britain with England. Which makes sense. I being from there also equate Britain with England although I tend to say Great Britain 🇬🇧 or when I’m feeling rather contentious I say British Empire lol It’s incredible to be from the U.K. lol I enjoy it very much.
@@markhirstwood4190 I Believe she is equating Britain with England which makes no sense what so ever. England as we know is as legitimate as Scotland and Wales as a kingdom. Some people need to study more geography. Britishness is so Norman. Yet most English people identify as Angle, Viking or Celt.
I was blessed to visit England and Scotland in 2014. Chatsworth and Sterling were really beautiful. Loved driving through the countryside and through the Highlands. It was so beautiful. Lovely people as well.
@@aureliobrighton1871 In the UK we've got the most unpredictable weather in the world it was very sunny and warm yesterday now it's peeing down and cold.
As a Canadian with British roots, and having never been to UK, I would so dearly love to visit these amazing country areas. The have such history and vibrancy to them.
@@notsharingwithyoutube Scared because? I'm English, but spent a lot of time working in the States and I can tell you, there's nothing to worry about by way of comparison.
Beautiful England"s Country sides are simply elagant and enchanting Loved all the lovely castles,they are treasures every one.Thank you for the wonderful tour.
I absolutely love these historical treasures. I would love to be able to restore an old property and bring it back to life. The landscape is so stunning. I can only imagine what it would be like to see these beautiful places where my ancestors lived. Thank you so much for sharing them with me.
I live with in the Norfolk Broads and its the most beautiful place to live, every thing has slowed down, the country side is breath taking the rural villages the beautiful coast lines, stately homes, magnificent Horse Stud Farms, gardeners paradise. Sandringham house and grounds, beautiful I go a few times a year I love it so much. I am in implant of 26 years and I love every thing about where I live. Don't allow politics or this woke idiocy to invade such a wonderful organisation like the National Trust, the thought of all these magnificent places been turned it political garbage haunts me. I am English I am proud of my country.
I've been to the UK about 14 times. I've been to many places and STILL it's not enough for me. The countryside is so lovely! I couldn't agree with you more. I think in another life I was born in the UK!!!
Suzanne You are very lucky. Probably my most favourite place in the world (certainly for holidays). A proud boast...My grandfather was born in Burnham Thorpe, which of course was Nelson's birthplace. A Happy 2022 from Lincolnshire. ☃️🌲👍
Yes the taxation issue, English people should learn to maintain and preserve their history, heritage and architecture for posterity, not want to destroy it base on misguided notions of unfairness or that '"rich people are bad" or "rich people should give up their wealth".
Hello from Ireland....This is a beautiful piece of film showing some amazing places in Britain. I look forward to going over to see some of them in the future. Thank you for this.
I like this so much better than your usual content about what the royals might or might not do. Please, more scenery, geography, geology, history and architecture.
@@lastofthebest5102 "enslaving everyone" Do you know - I haven't visited a Slave Market in simply ages. I'm running rather short on stock now (the buggers WILL keep dying) - so, thanks for reminding me. After all, I don't want to have to PAY people to work down my lead mines ! Not with the price of bread as it is..............................
I love the UK. Preserving England`s wonderful history, just beautiful. I wanted to add the canal boats are incredibly beautiful and I will go for a cruise some day.
the reason that i think this type of thing is important to maintain is having Royalty helps your country have a SOUL ... i had never thought i'd ever say something like that, but these videos are excellent and shows something America is missing ...
@@jackwhitehead5233 It should be important to acknowledge where the wealth came from to build those estates. Colonialism, slavery and theft. I must admit, I was hoping for a more mature educated response Jack.
@@bago696 I'm overjoyed to have disappointed you, I find those with no lives and no education to be painfully dull. Though I must admit, the money you must save from not travelling anywhere on the planet and visiting no historical sites must be impressive. Even if it does lead to a such a sad life.
22:11, There it is, Every Castle I ever drew as a child. Crenelated turrets, grand entrance gate, walls down to the water, banner and flags on poles letting you know the sovereign was in house.
It’s so enchanting and beautiful…. those castles represent how the elite… the 1%…. lived up to 100 years ago…. everyone else in the community worked for them in some way… it changes the way you view these spectacular castles. Hopefully they will continue to be preserved…. they tell an important story.
I think you need to look more closely at the history of castles. They were actually citadels as you see in the White City in LOTR. Many people of all ranks lived within or around a castle. They were safe places to withdraw into in times of insecurity as well as initially, a way to exert dominance over a hostile countryside. In a hierarchical society it is hard to imagine a different set up. I guess you could look at the Anglo Saxons or the Scottish clan system as an alternative. Unfortunately they were both defeated by the “ castle” system. You have to have a safe defensible location ( think of Neolithic hilltop forts with their deep ditches and walls or palisades. )
Yes, let's keep rehashing, clinging to and taking personal every terrible thing that's ever happened anywhere in history. Whole new meaning to guilt trips.
Hi Chitus, If you manage to get to England one day then one place I would suggest is The Lake District. There are some great trails and walks around that area. Yorkshire has many great walks and scenery. However I am a Scotsman so I am heavily biased when it comes to suggestions such as these. The west coast of Scotland is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world and that is mentioned as such in many guide books. There are now some great videos to be found on TH-cam with many people posting there vlogs etc. You will probably have seen some of the sights if you have watched movies like Highlander, Harry Potter and of course James Bond . You should be able to go online to get some ideas. You could also get in touch with the Scottish tourist board,who will give you many more ideas than I have time to write. You may also be able to get free maps and guides for specific areas if you find something that you are interested in. I hope that someday you will be able to visit us and have a break. I’m sure you will not be disappointed. Take care - and I wish all the very best to you and yours. Rab
England's is like a piece of heaven on Earth, beautiful castle and houses, lush green and elegant landscape and gardens, truly breathaking. Thank you for this video. I have seen the glourios places in England.
@@ponderingspirit Depends where you live in Uk 🇬🇧 look up skid row in America 🇺🇸 we don’t have anything that bad here in England 🏴 people here just like to moan !
Oh to be in England, land of hope and glory. This informative video might have been easier to watch if the camera did not move so fast, and if some still moments were allowed. Truly there is much beauty represented here. Thanks for the post.
If it's tattled UK rather than Britain you'll have more views. Some people abroad does not know Britain but UK. I love this video and I have watched it so many times since last year. ❤️
I can still feel my imagination meandering to those olden times. Love it so much! So beautiful, so heavenly, so inspiring When people can go hand in hand with nature. Love from Indonesia! YNWA, folks!
I loved the varies types of archictetual shown to the viewers. The spirit of inspiration is for sure instilled into the viewer to travel, and to visit some of the sights shown in the documentary. Very informative and well explained video. Keep up the good work!
*Beatrix, not Beatrice. She also was at least partially responsible for the development of the Herdwick breed of sheep here in the Lake District too. Environmentalist is not the correct word for her efforts as they preceded that kind of interest. Conservationist would be the correct term, as it is for the Trust itself.
the thought never occurred to me to live anywhere other than where i was born and raised---(probably after A night in T.J MEXICO) but i sure wish i had!!! i could've wallowed all the days of my life in their history and ruins!!!! i find i don't have a need to know WHY or HOW something is----such as stonehenge---just that it's "STILL" and can be marveled at is awe inspiring to me. it's so stinking cool what CAN be done when people work together. saving history----once it's gone---there's no getting it "back." KING ARTHUR'S TOWER STILL EXISISTS???? omg THAT'S what i'm talkin' about!!!
The best thing about the British is how they value and preserve their heritage and green spaces, they seem to have a sense of pride in keeping them neat. In my country it's the opposite mentality, people don't care, thus a lot of the country is ugly and chaotic.
Nice history lessons❤ There are always thoughtful investment in preservations of breathtaking green beauties. Municipal facilities are always good ideas🌞
This is great...thankyou...I forgot how to be proud of this country but this certainty is somthing to be proud of ...thanks for this window in to our history and heritage....the villages and houses are absolutely beautiful....ime gob smacked...I never knew we had places like this....I didn't even know we had seals in this country...I need to get out more...lol..being a londoner I think we just get caught up in the rat race and are oblivious to how buetiful this country is and how lucky we are to be able to call it home
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I think one of the reasons why the national trusts grew so large is because many landowners who couldn’t afford to pay the inheritance taxes decided to give it to the state rather to lose the property during a Auction
In fact, the Queen gifted all the Royal Estates, to the Nation, exactly as her forebear, George 11 had done...We have access to Buckingham Palace..(not open yet, due to covid)...and to Sandringham, the Queens modest country retreat..(no bedrooms are open to view) Balmoral and Windsor Castle are owned by the Monarch..she pays taxes, and most of any repairs, like the awful fire in Windsor, some years ago...
I would like to add, living in a country with a government like ours doesn’t resonate with the people who live here. Britain better leave well enough alone with the monarchy and parliament. They do take care of your country. You want history removed just remove the monarchy. Ours is being demolished almost daily. Take care of what you wish for. You have a beautiful country, respect for one another. Keep it that way.
Absolutely ❤️ this. I live in Saskatchewan, Canada 🍁. Wish I could live in this extraordinary place. I would be in such peace Thank you so much for this.
Hello Marcus! Hello Mel! I’m enjoying your voyages! I love Mel in your videos, she’s so invigorating and I love her added conversation! Thank you to you both!!!
It is a great pity that those who are running the trust have now decided to get involved in politics and changing the easy comfort and standards of the national trust, by taking on such a unhealthy agenda towards its public .
To imagine that many of these places would exist without suffering and slavery is fiction. The National Trust deal in HISTORY not nationalistic propaganda. Sorry if it makes you uncomfortable but that's our dark history I'm afraid!
Am I correct in drawing the conclusion that the National Trust is focusing mostly on the acquisition of lands ,rather than the preservation of the building and art works. I have concerns that some of the lands acquired are being left to return to the sea,rather than drained as began by our ,Huguenot friends in the 17 century. Both are of value .
Good points raised, you are quite right,about the Elites Land Grab for themselves. They want to return the rest of the countryside to the wild 'Rewilding' why the rest of us are forced to live in high rise rabbit hutches in their 'Smart Cities', under 24/7 surveillance. I kid you not ...'The Great Reset/WEF/UN'
Whereas in Europe the majority of beauty can be found in its monuments you can discover copiously, in the United Kingdom astonishingly resides in the countryside
Would love to come back to the UK one day. Been working abroad for 3 years trying to save money. Biggest issue in UK is that the nicest areas are so expensive and far from most jobs, the other areas are grey cities or dump towns which I couldn't live in again.
That's the problem. This video shows some very beautiful places from the air. It doesn't show you all the rundown shithole towns and cities on offer and basically if you want to work its London and the South-East where the cost of buying or renting is astronomical. Some areas of the UK have been in decline for well over 40 years and don't seem to be improving. Take Manchester for example - two great football teams and knives, guns, drugs and crime....little else that I'm aware of...
@@KillerWhale99 To be fair tho this is about the National Trust and showing what they do, so why would they show run down cities going into disrepair when it’s not there job to preserve and restore these areas, that’s the job of the local council.
@15.51 This must have been made a few years ago because the road nearest to Stonehenge, and the car park, have not only closed, they've been completely erased.
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UK rural views are breathtaking... I could not get enough of castles and buildings of this grandeur, whenever I visit.
not rural, they are royals owned estates, private properties.
As an American whose ancestors were British, when I see footage of the UK like this, I feel a strong emotional bond to it as if the landscape is embedded deep into my DNA, like some mystical force is trying to call me home.
Somehow I think these special islands, set in a silver sea, home of our ancestors do call us back.
My ancestors also came from England to the USA, and it is my dream to be there where my great grandparents spent their lives in Britain. DNA is a powerful draw isn't it. lol
I love Britain, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. So beautiful! Thank you National Trust for saving these sites and landscapes. 🌺🏴🎶❤️😊
How about England? Most of it is sunny and fairly dry, almost all the time, summer or winter. Most people can't seem to believe that until they experience it and see the graphics/maps of annual rainfall and sunshine. Most of England gets less rain than anywhere I've lived in Ontario. Western Scotland, rainy, Wales, Ireland, England, not so much.
@@markhirstwood4190 I believe she is equating Britain with England. Which makes sense. I being from there also equate Britain with England although I tend to say Great Britain 🇬🇧 or when I’m feeling rather contentious I say British Empire lol
It’s incredible to be from the U.K. lol
I enjoy it very much.
@@markhirstwood4190 I Believe she is equating Britain with England which makes no sense what so ever. England as we know is as legitimate as Scotland and Wales as a kingdom. Some people need to study more geography. Britishness is so Norman. Yet most English people identify as Angle, Viking or Celt.
@@prepperjonpnw6482 Great Britain is an island, not a country.
@@markhirstwood4190 I take it you didn’t live in the north west of England. It rains constantly.
I was blessed to visit England and Scotland in 2014. Chatsworth and Sterling were really beautiful. Loved driving through the countryside and through the Highlands. It was so beautiful. Lovely people as well.
If I only have about a couple of days to stay in Scotland, what do you think I should visit? Any recommendations?
"Lovely people as well."
Enjoy 'em while you still can.
I Love the British countryside nature with villages, wheatfields, hedgerows, country lanes, hills, and forests
They've got them kind of places in virtually every country in the world..
@@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13 ... in many, but anywhere else the weather is just so appalingly unpredictable 🌷
@@aureliobrighton1871 In the UK we've got the most unpredictable weather in the world it was very sunny and warm yesterday now it's peeing down and cold.
As a Canadian with British roots, and having never been to UK, I would so dearly love to visit these amazing country areas. The have such history and vibrancy to them.
Come and see us 🇬🇧❤🇨🇦
There is less history and vibrancy in Canada ?
I'm an American of British ancestry, but I'm scared to go to the UK.
@@notsharingwithyoutube just don't go on a night out. We're mad.
@@notsharingwithyoutube Scared because? I'm English, but spent a lot of time working in the States and I can tell you, there's nothing to worry about by way of comparison.
Love the British country side . I'm 5 mins walk from rivers and canals . Every morning I go for a walk and it is good for the soul
How very fortunate you are to live in such a beautiful area :)
Beautiful England"s Country sides are simply elagant and enchanting Loved all the lovely castles,they are treasures every one.Thank you for the wonderful tour.
I absolutely love these historical treasures. I would love to be able to restore an old property and bring it back to life. The landscape is so stunning. I can only imagine what it would be like to see these beautiful places where my ancestors lived. Thank you so much for sharing them with me.
I live with in the Norfolk Broads and its the most beautiful place to live, every thing has slowed down, the country side is breath taking the rural villages the beautiful coast lines, stately homes, magnificent Horse Stud Farms, gardeners paradise. Sandringham house and grounds, beautiful I go a few times a year I love it so much. I am in implant of 26 years and I love every thing about where I live. Don't allow politics or this woke idiocy to invade such a wonderful organisation like the National Trust, the thought of all these magnificent places been turned it political garbage haunts me. I am English I am proud of my country.
I've been to the UK about 14 times. I've been to many places and STILL it's not enough for me. The countryside is so lovely! I couldn't agree with you more. I think in another life I was born in the UK!!!
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@@MegaSickcat where do you live, if you don't mind me asking?..... ☺️🤗
Suzanne
You are very lucky.
Probably my most favourite place in the world (certainly for holidays).
A proud boast...My grandfather was born in Burnham Thorpe, which of course was Nelson's birthplace.
A Happy 2022 from Lincolnshire.
☃️🌲👍
Yes the taxation issue, English people should learn to maintain and preserve their history, heritage and architecture for posterity, not want to destroy it base on misguided notions of unfairness or that '"rich people are bad" or "rich people should give up their wealth".
Hello from Ireland....This is a beautiful piece of film showing some amazing places in Britain. I look forward to going over to see some of them in the future. Thank you for this.
River Wolf
You will be welcomed anytime, although, much like Ireland i suppose, we can't give you a guarantee on what the weather will be like.
I like this so much better than your usual content about what the royals might or might not do. Please, more scenery, geography, geology, history and architecture.
To me the Greatest Country in the History of the World. Its from this land sprang the Modern World.
I love English countryside, so beautiful and peaceful.
I'am in love with great Britain, how you preserve the countryside, monuments and history just love it. Thank you
Lol, ok. Britain isn't in the preservation game, more along the lines of enslaving everyone.
@@lastofthebest5102 ¿¿¿???
@@lastofthebest5102 You seem to be stuck in the 1800s there pal, how's the internet connection back there?..... 🤔
@@lastofthebest5102
"enslaving everyone"
Do you know - I haven't visited a Slave Market in simply ages. I'm running rather short on stock now (the buggers WILL keep dying) - so, thanks for reminding me. After all, I don't want to have to PAY people to work down my lead mines ! Not with the price of bread as it is..............................
I wish I could visit England with all my heart and be able to see it
Come and say hi! We'd love to have you :)
Beitish Empire should be resurrected.
Rap up warm it doesnt show how cold this place is
It's overrated
Ignore the obvious Chinese trolls pal, we would love you to come and stay a while
I love the UK. Preserving England`s wonderful history, just beautiful. I wanted to add the canal boats are incredibly beautiful and I will go for a cruise some day.
What a beautiful, relaxing, and educational video! Thank you to the National Trust for preserving these beautiful areas!
I belonged to the National Trust whilst living in the UK and visited many of the places shown in this video!
Hello everyone commonwealth family thanks for having me it's my pleasure to meeting you guys and happy holidays 💖 😊 😀 😄 ☺
the reason that i think this type of thing is important to maintain is having Royalty helps your country have a SOUL ... i had never thought i'd ever say something like that, but these videos are excellent and shows something America is missing ...
Thank you for preserving our world's treasures.
What an amazing country,i must visit after covid..
ABSOLUTELY CAPTIVATING,THIS LAND OF BEAUTIFUL SCENERY AND UNIQUE HISTORY❣🇬🇧 Roland Singh,Canada 🇨🇦
Yall gimme a better country than the UK. IN EVERY ASPECTS THE UK IS A HEAVEN. 💖💖💖
Built on the proceeds of slavery. Relax
Ignore the other commenter, he's clearly bitter and uneducated.
Come and see us if you're not already here, we'd love to have you! :)
@@jackwhitehead5233 It should be important to acknowledge where the wealth came from to build those estates. Colonialism, slavery and theft. I must admit, I was hoping for a more mature educated response Jack.
@@bago696 I'm overjoyed to have disappointed you, I find those with no lives and no education to be painfully dull.
Though I must admit, the money you must save from not travelling anywhere on the planet and visiting no historical sites must be impressive. Even if it does lead to a such a sad life.
@@jackwhitehead5233 Okay Jack
English countryside is a small Heaven on the Earth👍🏴🤗😍
Most wonderful God's creation, the England Landscapes is extraordinarily beautiful.
Agree hundred per cent
Yes, and the numbiies go aborad on holiday!
Ignorance must be bliss.
以摧毀無數其它國家以及萬惡的鴉片貿易發家，天堂底下是無數的白骨
A beautiful document with an amazing story 🇬🇧👑 🕊️🇵🇱🦅
Beautiful views 🌿🍀🏞️
Come and see us! 🇬🇧❤🇵🇱
@@jackwhitehead5233 Great respect 🇬🇧 and all the best 🕊️
22:11, There it is, Every Castle I ever drew as a child. Crenelated turrets, grand entrance gate, walls down to the water, banner and flags on poles letting you know the sovereign was in house.
Wonderful landscape paradise in this complicated world
Wait for me after covid thank you
Beautiful...God’s gift to England.
The first National Trust property was Welsh!
Rich H. Didn’t ask
This is absolutely incredible and gorgeous ❤️😍!!
Thoroughly enjoyed. Very well presented… amazing Britain 🇬🇧heavenly places on earth !! 👍👍👍
It’s so enchanting and beautiful…. those castles represent how the elite… the 1%…. lived up to 100 years ago…. everyone else in the community worked for them in some way… it changes the way you view these spectacular castles. Hopefully they will continue to be preserved…. they tell an important story.
I prefer it to "egalitarian" communist architecture.
I think you need to look more closely at the history of castles. They were actually citadels as you see in the White City in LOTR. Many people of all ranks lived within or around a castle. They were safe places to withdraw into in times of insecurity as well as initially, a way to exert dominance over a hostile countryside. In a hierarchical society it is hard to imagine a different set up. I guess you could look at the Anglo Saxons or the Scottish clan system as an alternative. Unfortunately they were both defeated by the “ castle” system. You have to have a safe defensible location ( think of Neolithic hilltop forts with their deep ditches and walls or palisades. )
Yes, let's keep rehashing, clinging to and taking personal every terrible thing that's ever happened anywhere in history. Whole new meaning to guilt trips.
Truly beautiful, I feel Britain’s countryside is so underrated.
Excellent documentary of Britain's countryside.
What a lovely sight... Just viewing this video makes me feel peaceful and comfortable. Thank you for your sharing!
One of the big things people should take from this is how negatively modern architecture has effected our society.
Never was a truer comment ever posted to YT!
Indeed
I had hoped to have a hiking vacation in UK but the pandemic happened. The countryside is so beautiful it will be hard to decide where to go!!
Hi Chitus, If you manage to get to England one day then one place I would suggest is The Lake District. There are some great trails and walks around that area. Yorkshire has many great walks and scenery. However I am a Scotsman so I am heavily biased when it comes to suggestions such as these. The west coast of Scotland is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world and that is mentioned as such in many guide books. There are now some great videos to be found on TH-cam with many people posting there vlogs etc. You will probably have seen some of the sights if you have watched movies like Highlander, Harry Potter and of course James Bond . You should be able to go online to get some ideas. You could also get in touch with the Scottish tourist board,who will give you many more ideas than I have time to write. You may also be able to get free maps and guides for specific areas if you find something that you are interested in. I hope that someday you will be able to visit us and have a break. I’m sure you will not be disappointed. Take care - and I wish all the very best to you and yours. Rab
I have watched this video at least 5 times and I always discover something new.A beautiful, beautiful country!
34:10 Beautiful home with a freeway through it's back yard!
*🙏**#Thank** you very much for your History Information and also Video, "Real Royalty Channel"🇬🇧🤝🌎👍🙏*
England's is like a piece of heaven on Earth, beautiful castle and houses, lush green and elegant landscape and gardens, truly breathaking. Thank you for this video. I have seen the glourios places in England.
@@ponderingspirit Depends where you live in Uk 🇬🇧 look up skid row in America 🇺🇸 we don’t have anything that bad here in England 🏴 people here just like to moan !
I'd certainly avoid Luton, Southall, Leicester and most of Birmingham, if you want to see a lovely piece of England.
Oh to be in England, land of hope and glory. This informative video might have been easier to watch if the camera did not move so fast, and if some still moments were allowed. Truly there is much beauty represented here. Thanks for the post.
The English countryside is in my opinion the most beautiful countryside in the world
Lol u have been anywhere else?
@@PaulVanDie it’s their opinion
@@PennyWenny224 Don't feed the rats aka the wildlife. It's what they want. g'day madam.
If it's tattled UK rather than Britain you'll have more views. Some people abroad does not know Britain but UK. I love this video and I have watched it so many times since last year. ❤️
So magnificently, well done. Thank you Real Royalty!
God bless this history channel.
I can still feel my imagination meandering to those olden times.
Love it so much!
So beautiful, so heavenly, so inspiring When people can go hand in hand with nature.
Love from Indonesia!
YNWA, folks!
AWESOME,BEAUTIFUL,MAGICAL !
I loved the varies types of archictetual shown to the viewers. The spirit of inspiration is for sure instilled into the viewer to travel, and to visit some of the sights shown in the documentary. Very informative and well explained video. Keep up the good work!
I wish I lived there. I'm sure heaven is the inspiration of "The Emerald Isle's" Peet District my favorite. What beauty of God. Wonderful.
It's the 'Peak' District, and it is in England. It is Ireland that is known as the Emerald Isle! 👌🏻☺️
The nature of many countries in this planet, it's the most beautiful 🌐🌳🌲🌳🌻🍁🌿😍😊😇
Gorgeous I would love to visit some of these places in the summer time. I’m glad they are preserved!!! Cheers!!! xx
So damn proud to be a part of this culture
Beatrice Potter bought hundreds of acres in the Lake District. She was an environmentalist times 100
*Beatrix, not Beatrice.
She also was at least partially responsible for the development of the Herdwick breed of sheep here in the Lake District too.
Environmentalist is not the correct word for her efforts as they preceded that kind of interest.
Conservationist would be the correct term, as it is for the Trust itself.
Ok
@@kusbowokus5890 🙄We just called her "Aunt Bea."
the thought never occurred to me to live anywhere other than where i was born and raised---(probably after A night in T.J MEXICO) but i sure wish i had!!! i could've wallowed all the days of my life in their history and ruins!!!! i find i don't have a need to know WHY or HOW something is----such as stonehenge---just that it's "STILL" and can be marveled at is awe inspiring to me. it's so stinking cool what CAN be done when people work together. saving history----once it's gone---there's no getting it "back." KING ARTHUR'S TOWER STILL EXISISTS???? omg THAT'S what i'm talkin' about!!!
We need to look after our own country's history and heritage.
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The best thing about the British is how they value and preserve their heritage and green spaces, they seem to have a sense of pride in keeping them neat. In my country it's the opposite mentality, people don't care, thus a lot of the country is ugly and chaotic.
Beautiful. Just beautiful all of it.
I love to see this amazing country especially the countryside...
Spectacular views, castles and landscapes! Awesome video!!!👍
Nice history lessons❤ There are always thoughtful investment in preservations of breathtaking green beauties. Municipal facilities are always good ideas🌞
Such a shame that the National Trust has now lost its way and has forgotten its primary mission.
It appears to be still looking after historic buildings, how is that losing its way exactly ?
its the government. what do you expect
@@crabc4ke it’s got involved with all that Woke nonsense.
@@davidanalyst671 What are you on about? The National Trust is a charity...... 🤷🏻♀️
@@ashotofmercury i get why they keep all the castles, but why do they buy and protect crap like the beatles childhood houses?
Thank God for England's national Trust.
Apart from their recent Wokeism?
Great overview of the National trust properties, landscapes and parks
One of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen.
This is great...thankyou...I forgot how to be proud of this country but this certainty is somthing to be proud of ...thanks for this window in to our history and heritage....the villages and houses are absolutely beautiful....ime gob smacked...I never knew we had places like this....I didn't even know we had seals in this country...I need to get out more...lol..being a londoner I think we just get caught up in the rat race and are oblivious to how buetiful this country is and how lucky we are to be able to call it home
The earth is d lord....beautifully made smh no words majestically shape..thank you
“The Man Who Went Up ⬆️ A Hill And Came Down A Mountain ⛰ “ Always Thought 💭 that Sentiment that Happens in that movie 🎥 is the Esprit and E’Lan of What Encapsulates The “Being “And Embodiment Of What It Means To Deeply Feel Ties and Love In Your Bones 💗 Of Your Precious Heritage And Homelands!
I think one of the reasons why the national trusts grew so large is because many landowners who couldn’t afford to pay the inheritance taxes decided to give it to the state rather to lose the property during a Auction
In fact, the Queen gifted all the Royal Estates, to the Nation, exactly as her forebear, George 11 had done...We have access to Buckingham Palace..(not open yet, due to covid)...and to Sandringham, the Queens modest country retreat..(no bedrooms are open to view) Balmoral and Windsor Castle are owned by the Monarch..she pays taxes, and most of any repairs, like the awful fire in Windsor, some years ago...
Crippling Death Duties!
I would like to add, living in a country with a government like ours doesn’t resonate with the people who live here. Britain better leave well enough alone with the monarchy and parliament. They do take care of your country. You want history removed just remove the monarchy. Ours is being demolished almost daily. Take care of what you wish for. You have a beautiful country, respect for one another. Keep it that way.
The whole is soothing, well-maintained and beautiful. I can hear people talking.
Wonderous ❤️
What an amazing documentary..
Absolutely ❤️ this. I live in Saskatchewan, Canada 🍁. Wish I could live in this extraordinary place. I would be in such peace Thank you so much for this.
Hello Marcus! Hello Mel! I’m enjoying your voyages! I love Mel in your videos, she’s so invigorating and I love her added conversation! Thank you to you both!!!
So beautiful ❤️ thank you.
*#Amazing** Video and also good performance, "The Real Royalty Channel"🇬🇧🤝🌎👍🙏*
@Lewis Jaxtyn 🙏
@@sergiokyng5749 🙏
This is a fantastic informative video thank you so much
Stunning!
woow..amazing video. Beautiful England
Amazing just amazing
England is a very beautiful country with amazing history,👍👍👍👍👍, thank you for sharing this story, god bless
It is a great pity that those who are running the trust have now decided to get involved in politics and changing the easy comfort and standards of the national trust, by taking on such a unhealthy agenda towards its public .
AbsoSoclutely The Woke thbinking invading a great Society. There moving away from how it was RUN Succesfully for 80 odd years Sad/shame
He's been replaced as so many cancelled their membership....
@@davidhoward2487 That’s great news , thank you .
What terrible examples ?
To imagine that many of these places would exist without suffering and slavery is fiction. The National Trust deal in HISTORY not nationalistic propaganda. Sorry if it makes you uncomfortable but that's our dark history I'm afraid!
On a wet miserable Saturday morning in Winter....Amazing!
Thank you for posting this. 👍 🇬🇧
Am I correct in drawing the conclusion that the National Trust is focusing mostly on the acquisition of lands ,rather than the preservation of the building and art works. I have concerns that some of the lands acquired are being left to return to the sea,rather than drained as began by our ,Huguenot friends in the 17 century. Both are of value .
Good points raised, you are quite right,about the Elites Land Grab for themselves. They want to return the rest of the countryside to the wild 'Rewilding' why the rest of us are forced to live in high rise rabbit hutches in their 'Smart Cities', under 24/7 surveillance. I kid you not ...'The Great Reset/WEF/UN'
Exactly correct.
Whereas in Europe the majority of beauty can be found in its monuments you can discover copiously, in the United Kingdom astonishingly resides in the countryside
Love your reporting, the wise words you use 😁🇨🇦
I wish I had a piece of ground there. Breathtaking ....
Would love to come back to the UK one day. Been working abroad for 3 years trying to save money. Biggest issue in UK is that the nicest areas are so expensive and far from most jobs, the other areas are grey cities or dump towns which I couldn't live in again.
That's the problem. This video shows some very beautiful places from the air. It doesn't show you all the rundown shithole towns and cities on offer and basically if you want to work its London and the South-East where the cost of buying or renting is astronomical. Some areas of the UK have been in decline for well over 40 years and don't seem to be improving. Take Manchester for example - two great football teams and knives, guns, drugs and crime....little else that I'm aware of...
@@KillerWhale99 To be fair tho this is about the National Trust and showing what they do, so why would they show run down cities going into disrepair when it’s not there job to preserve and restore these areas, that’s the job of the local council.
@@lolalouise9503 I'm replying to the above comment doh
@@KillerWhale99 And l’m replying to you…in the same you were replying to the top comment? That’s how comment threads work. Duh! 🤦🏼♀️
God Save the King!🇬🇧🤴🏴
Visited Lake District in 1988.
Was 15 then,
Can’t wait to visit again
Such a beautiful video...thank you for sharing...wonderfulxxx
I am travelling in a motor home visiting hopefully ALL the N.T. properties and writing a book about it as I go. It is amazing. Now into my 7th Month.
Well Done! 🇨🇦🐢❤️
What is the national trust and can you explain the difference between the national trust and Earthwatch??? Please answer me
What a country becomes is determined by its people.
You wish
@15.51 This must have been made a few years ago because the road nearest to Stonehenge, and the car park, have not only closed, they've been completely erased.
I will visit England one day.
The NT is the 4th largest landowner in the UK, not the first. 1st is the Forestry Commission.
Always thought it was the C of E....
😍😍🥰🥰 my heart. amazing. plus the idea of long term preservation. cant say the same from where i'm from - too much polarization and partisanship.