The PERFECT DAY IN ENGLAND! Exploring the Cotswolds + BEAUTIFUL Historic Home Tour 😍
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- We're in the beautiful Costwolds area of England! After a tour of our insanely beautiful medieval style cottage, we head to the Slaughters for some delicious food and a walk through the beautiful English countryside 😍
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Love you guys, so glad you had a great day. Enjoy wales
Me and my wife are going to borton on the water next weekend for our 5 year wedding anniversary,looking forward to it!
You guys asked in a recent video what castles you should go to...in England you should try Warwick castle for sure!
Perfect 👍👍👍
You all should hook up with Jesse and Will from the TopJaw channel on your next food video. They usually feature a variety of cheap eats around England.
You were right first time, it IS pronounced "doomsday". To paraphrase Terry Pratchett, it was written before they invented spelling! 😁
Yep - looks Domesday but pronounced Doomsday :D
It also actually means Dooms-day. It was first census of England and the English people thought that the King/central government knowing that much about them would be the same as the biblical end of days: the day of doom or 'Doomsday'.
It also recorded the wealth of every community and noble to prevent tax-dodging which may also have been a factor in how the people named it!
before the spelling police were invented I think
Yes and Granary isn't pronounced Grainery....its Granary.
Samuel Johnson wrote the "regulations" in his dictionary c1755. www.bl.uk/learning/langlit/dic/johnson/1755johnsonsdictionary.html
Public footpaths across private land and open countryside are probably the most underrated, but greatest part, of the British countryside
Private land is probably the worst bit about the English countryside. It's friggin everywhere
I agree with Ann. Massive lack of public land for parks. That's why you have to trapse through private land.
I kind of assumed most countries have right-of-way rules?
No. In the USA there isn't the same historic right of way system once you leave the highways. There are lots of parks, but you won't find public rights of way across private farmland. However, what the USA does have is a huge amount of public land and national and state parks.
The system of public footpaths in England and Wales (Scotland is different) are just routes which were customarily used by local people to get from place to place and then the morphed into historical rights of way in law. Many, of course, became public highways but other remain footpaths bridlepaths or other rights of way. The system of land ownership in the USA came about much faster and didn't have those centuries, or even millennia of historical usage.
@@hindler No they do not.
It's always interesting to see your own country from someone else's perspective. I never really thought, for instance, about how lucky we are to have public footpaths! I use them all the time but definitely take them for granted. Thanks for making me look at my every day life with fresh eyes and a bit more appreciation! Hope you enjoyed your time over here.
Anne i'm from Australia , now in the Cotswolds and the right of way rights are non existent back home. There was a famous High Court case in the '90's that was Aboriginals asking for right of way rights along ancient paths that are now privately owned farms. Even that concept got rejected by Australian law. You english don't realise just how lucky you are.
I live in Somerset and always looked forward to Badminton Horse trails once a year ! Didn’t realise how lucky we Brits are x I can ride my horse peacefully in countryside like this and even occasionally do a pub crawl with him xx
The Slaughters are one of the few places in the UK not to have a War Memorial. They are what's know as a "Doubly Thankful Village" everyone who served in both the First and Second World War came home. We're lucky to live not far from here and the kids love paddling in the River Eye, all that water eventually gets to the Thames and runs through London...
It warms my heart how much you guys dig the countryside 🙌🏻
I just found you guys about 3 days ago and I have to tell you I am OBSESSED.
Aww, thanks for the comment. Glad to have you along for the adventure!
Hollie you have to do like I did and go back to the very beginning when they first started and binge-watch the entire Adventure, trust me it's better than anything on TV
We are bingeing too.
Welcome My entire family loves this channel!
same thing I did !
Hi Guys.
Please please please get up to Northumberland. Beautiful beaches, stunning countryside, castles (Harry Potter) wildlife and lovely lovely people.
I've always wanted to go to England! What a beautiful place! Thanks for sharing!!
Don't forget Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland! And while in NI pop over to border to have your mind blown by the Republic of Ireland!
MockingFaith England is a lot better really though
Its really not Paul
MockingFaith it is 😁
You are lying to yourself Jim!
the history on this place is amazing!
love how your drone shots lead you through the story! Great work guys!
You cannot beat our English country side.Perfect.
It is spelt Domesday but you DO pronounce it DOOMSDAY btw :o)
Oh my goodness! This day was great to see! I’m so glad that you two love England cause I’m an Anglophile myself and luv traveling there and always want to return or stay again. Are you guys gonna hit Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch in northern Wales? It’s touristy, but was one of those tourist places that I felt was worth going to. (Get a passport stamp at the place with the longest name in Britain! 😉) And there’s tons to see there and around there that is historic, beautiful, unique and amazing! I know you’re gonna enjoy it whatever you do and I can’t wait to see the videos. Hope you get a chance to check Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch out!
Okay Eric that could have been one of the coolest beginning's to one of your videos I've ever seen, I love your style and that bed and breakfast is ridiculous, my wife and I would absolutely love staying someplace like that.
Glad you enjoyed your time here in Gloucestershire. It can be a bit expensive and has a tendency to be a tourist trap on warm weekends, but it is achingly pretty.
But what is your obsession with sheep? 😅
It is pronounced Doomsday! I’m so glad you liked The Slaughters, it’s a beautiful part of the country x
Not bad.... The UK set up "Right to Roam" in 2000. Under the "Countryside rights of way act". It's a brilliant piece of legislation that only provides a right of access on foot. In the words of the Act itself,
“any person is entitled…to enter and remain on access land for the purposes of open air recreation”.
I did a project about the Countryside Rights Of Way Act as part of a Landscape Photography course I was studying at the time.
I think the Stella was a mistake as it is from belgium and full of chemicals.... Always give me a terrible hangover, so I avoid it. Hobgoblin is a great real ale....
I’m from a little town called Wotton under edge on the edge of the Cotswolds, I think I take all of the things you enjoy for granted. I’m glad you have been enjoying it. I also love that you are fascinated by the history, I lived in a 13th century building and thought nothing of it haha. I really enjoy your videos, have an amazing trip!
omg my cousins live there lol
I want to go to the English countryside so badly! Just found you guys you’re living my dream life 🤣
ALL THOSE SHEEP!!!! 🐑 ❤️-Ash
So glad you are loving the Cotswolds! My favourite part of England. I work for a company who's mascot/symbol is the secretary bird (Chartered secretaries) so that made me chuckle! Hope you enjoy the rest of your holiday here!
Absolutely beautiful video! So well edited and love the intro! Well done guys! I could totally feel Allison's happiness when you were walking in the beautiful English countryside. Can't beat a self drive holiday staying in little Air BNBs in villages along the way. My husband and I did one recently in the Luberon region in south east France. My idea of bliss!!
I love how you guys love certain things about England like the footpaths etc, living here myself I dontt even think about things like that. Seeing it on video makes me realise just how lucky I am! You guys are awesome! If you like old things you should come to Shrewsbury! Birth town of Charles Darwin, lots of old buildings to explore
harry.they shoul go to the palace and visit the afro american.
Uncalled for comment. Just let your countrymen and women down...
Idiot
The "Domesday Book" is pronounced the way you first said it i.e. doomsday. It was commissioned by the invading Norman King --William the Conquerer in the 11th century.
You are a few weeks to late to get sunburn here , lol . It was really hot a few weeks ago . Glad you are enjoying yourselves 👍
Remember learning about the Domesday Book in school and DAMN I’ve been spelling it wrong my whole life 😂😂😂
‘Domesday Book’ is pronounced ‘Doomsday Book’, you were right the first time 👍
Another wonderful vlog. The production quality goes up and up. You make me realise how much I take the English countryside for granted. I think I need to slow down and smell the flowers. Thank you.
Love your videos! No offense to London, but it's nice to see fellow USers go to somewhere in the UK other than only London. I'm just amazed at the sense of history there. Where I was raised and still reside, a building from circa 1850 is most likely a county or state historic site.
Fun fact both my Fathers family name and my mother's maiden name are mentioned in the Doomsday book.
you guys seem like genuinely kind people you radiate such good energy, I enjoy your vlogs so much, love and light to you both ❤️
That "SMEG" fridge isn't vintage, it just looks that way.
I love watching videos like this. My family is originally from England, moved to Florida in the early 1900’s. My parents briefly lived in bath. It’s my dream to go to England, especially the beautiful countryside.
Love your channel.. we have been watching you for a couple of years...realized recently you must be from our neck of the woods. We are from Jefferson co. MO. Living in Charleston SC now. Planning our first trip to England and using your trips as reference. Thanks adventurers!
I know I will get corrected for this, but the general difference between walk and hike is “a walk” is, normally a shortish distance travelled by foot and you finish back at the place you started.
A hike is travelling by foot from point A to a point B, normally the distance is minimum 3-4 miles.
There are groups that meet at country pubs and do long walks of 5 to 10miles, they are called Ramblers. A group would meet at the pub near my home, there was normally 30 to 50 people in the group. They’d go for a 12 to 15mile ramble along the public footpaths, and bridleways that criss cross the British Isles. At the end they’d then have lunch and a pint or two back they got back to the pub.
Great videography! I will be staying in the Cotswolds for a week in mid February 2020. Can't wait. Your video was a great primer. I am ready for some relaxation in the English Countryside.
Your excellent video should be used by the English Tourist Board!
you need to go to the north of England. the coast is gorgeous. Also shropshire, Bridgnorth and Shrewsbury
woah so beautiful!!!
How long, did you stay,..? How long do you, usually, stay,..?
Casa bellissima e villaggio incantevole, da fiaba!😍
Just found you it's nice. Only been twice. But l marry a English man. Has family their. Been together 21 years live in the states. My husband show me a lot of great places. Hope to live their some day
Looked like a beautiful day! We haven't explored the Cotswolds yet but it's going on our list for when we're back in the UK.
I've followed you guys since the royal Caribbean cruise all the way to my home area the cotswolds! (I was raised in cirencester) it's such a small world! Love your videos every few days keep up the good work guys😁 ps lil tip next time you're in the cotswolds check out Bibury it's beautiful
Love your videos
You should try visiting The Norfolk Broads a lovely area with lots of lovely (but flat) scenery
And the North Norfolk coast
My Capricorn... Allison...sweet lady...I was born 12_25_1961...yes Xmas Day....Please come tomorrow Maine...you ain't seen nothing yet..... Gorgeous...Also Michigan...the North ...Words cannot describe the Beauty....
Liked for the duck montage alone. 🤣 🦆 What a cute town! - T
Just brilliant to watch.
I love my country s history . nice vid thank you both
The Domesday book was so named because of the vast amount of information contained within. It was compared to to the Bible's final judgement, doomsday, because nothing was left out.
6:38 Domesday is indeed pronounced as Doomsday!
We went to The Slaughters a few years ago - stunning place
Your editing has gotten so much better of the past couple of months / vlogs, love the videos :)!
Such a nice content...I'm just starting my travel vloger and I hope to see you guys in Indonesia.. come to Indonesia and let's have a colaboration.
England is such a beautifull land. a far green country indeed :)
If you are around long enough you should visit the historic City of Lincoln. It's only a small City by comparison smaller than Bristol but steeped in history. and in my opinion has the most stunning and historic cathedral of anywhere ,dating back nearly a thousand years ( Lincoln Cathedral or the Cathedral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Lincoln, and sometimes St. Mary's Cathedral in Lincoln, England is the seat of the Anglican Bishop of Lincoln. Building commenced in 1072 and continued in several phases throughout the medieval period. It was the tallest building in the world for 238 years (1311-1549), and the first building to hold that title after the Great Pyramid of Giza.[1][2][3] The central spire collapsed in 1549 and was not rebuilt. The cathedral is the third largest in Britain (in floor area) after St Paul's and York Minster, being 484 by 271 feet (148 by 83 m). It is highly regarded by architectural scholars; the eminent Victorian writer John Ruskin declared: "I have always held... that the cathedral of Lincoln is out and out the most precious piece of architecture in the British Isles and roughly speaking worth any two other cathedrals we have".) also the castle which dates back to the 11th century.( Lincoln Castle is a major Norman castle constructed in Lincoln, England during the late 11th century by William the Conqueror on the site of a pre-existing Roman fortress. The castle is unusual in that it has two mottes.[1] It is only one of two such castles in the country, the other being at Lewes in Sussex. Lincoln Castle remained in use as a prison and law court into modern times, and is one of the better preserved castles in England; the Crown Courts continue to this day. It is open to the public most days of the week, and possible to walk around the walls from which there are views of the castle complex, cathedral, the city, and surrounding countryside). Other then that there is lots of bars restaurants shops and places of interest to make any visit worthwhile ...
Another vote for Lincoln. Lovely city with history stretching back to the Roman era. Not too far from the very chilled out lincolnshire Wolds if youre into the villagey thing.
I agree Lincoln is my favourite city in England after London
@Ian Stevenson There's a bus now for lazy fookers ;-)
You guys always find some really nice places to stay
I was in the Cotswalds Chipping Campden in mid August early September. Loved it. We stayed in a place that was built in 1601
Your England videos are my absolute favorite. So idyllic!
Talk about a perfect day in the quintessential English Countryside!🐑
Glad you enjoyed the Cotswolds. Next time you're in my home village of Bourton on the Water go to the Mousetrap pub and ask for Frank. He'll give you some really good british beer.
The Domesday Book IS pronounced "Doomsday". You were spot on.
It is now, but back when it was written, it was pronounced as spelled. (With "day" pronounced like they do in Australia.)
elsmeghead.....no its brexit.
Well, to be super-picky, the document was written in Latin, and if its Middle English nickname (first attested nearly 100 years later) was "pronounced as spelled" it would also have had three syllables (the first of which would not have had the diphthong heard in modern "dome" -- that was a later change!).
@@Ynysmydwr Yes, it was written in Latin and some think that 'Domes' is from the Latin for house/houses because it was a list of people's property. 'Doom' was just a popular interpretation of its meaning by people who didn't know Latin.
@@diamondlil7819 The work didn't have a Latin title, however (although it tended to be referred in later documenrts in that language as Liber de Wintonia, i.e. The Book of Winchester). Its (unofficial) English name means "The Book of the Day of Judgement" -- "dome" was the Middle English word for "judgement, legal decision". The Treasurer of England explained it thus in around 1179:
The book is metaphorically called by the native English, Domesday, i.e., the Day of Judgement. For as the sentence of that strict and terrible last account cannot be evaded by any skilful subterfuge, so when this book is appealed to on those matters which it contains, its sentence cannot be quashed or set aside with impunity. That is why we have called the book "the Book of Judgement", ... not because it contains decisions on various difficult points, but because its decisions, like those of the Last Judgement, are unalterable.
I grew up in the Cotswolds.... Loved it. On the way from Bristol you drove passed Prince Charles's home Highgrove, just south of Tetbury in Doughton.
Hope you're coming to Yorkshire... God's own county and the biggest county in England. Visit York it's so lovely and Harrogate (Betty's tea rooms is a must). There's so much to do, Bradford for the best curries and Leeds is worth a visit. 👍😆👍😄👍😆
You’re both just so charming.
Loving the videos of your trips to the UK . Definitely recommend going back to Wales and visiting Llandudno, Beaumaris, betws-y-coed, Anglesey, Porthmadog and Barmouth 🙌🙌
Just found your vlogs and it’s a Lockdown treat. ‘To see oorsels as others see us’ as Robbie Burns once said. Your love and genuine enjoyment of what you are doing is heart warming and I wish tourists the World over were as thoughtful and sweet and engaged as you two. Keep on doing what you do so well!
MYYYYYY GOOOODDDD!!! That's it- you've honestly inspired me to head down to the Cotswolds this weekend and I'm doing it. Currently looking up bed and breakfasts. Thank you SOOO MUCH for making this video guys!
Believe itor not, but only 4% of the UK has buildings on it, the rest...................................Is Green :p
Stella Artois!!! Hahahahahaha!!!!!! It's a Belgian beer!!! In Cotswold! Great!
Great to see you back in England. Funny question, but during your time here do you see much British TV? Always like to know what Americans think of our shows.
Your vlogs are amazing. It's great to see two really enthusiastic, energetic and open-minded people experiencing, and appreciating, foreign countries, their histories , cultures and cuisine. Based on how much you both eat, your energy expenditure and natural metabolisms must burn off lots, and lots, and lots of calories otherwise you would end up as absolute "porkers" ..... which you obviously aren't :-D
Keep on doing what you're doing and enjoy life :)
3:00 - it's actually pronounced 'GRANary' (not 'grainary')
It was known colloquially by the Anglo Saxons as the Domesday Book (Doomsday in modern English) because we had just been invaded by the Norman French and everything in the country had changed overnight. William the Conqueror ordered this national census to ascertain how much land and property he now controlled. I believe it was the first census of its kind ever. The whole thing was actually written in Latin and still exists in The National Archives - only a copy is on display because it is so fragile, but the original does get displayed for special occasions. From this book, we can find out specific details about individuals 1,000 years ago, such as how much land a particular farmer owned or how many pigs and chickens they had etc.
In England the word ‘bunch’ is just used with flowers or grapes. You use it all the time for ‘a lot’ - what about thinking of alternatives while in UK? Otherwise good video - glad you enjoyed the Cotswolds. Sadly not typical of how or where most Brits live. Good luck..
Be mindful traveling trough UK. The country side is beautiful as you said but the cities are very bad. Stabbing these days is worse than New York . I can't believe you got away filming eating while eating. Usually the Brits are going nuts and get very suspicious when they see a camera. Good on ya for having guts.
I really enjoyed this, thank you. I hope you go to Conwy in North Wales. The view of the castle as you drive across the bridge is spectacular and unforgettable. Also, only a few miles from there is The Great Orme in Llandudno. There are Bronze Age Copper Mines (4,000 years old!) there that you can visit. Google Conwy Castle and Great Orme Mines. Also in Conwy is Plas Mawr a Tudor House well worth going to as it looks just as it did when the family were living there. For a couple who love history so much, you'll be blown away.
Mate! If you wanted to say "secretary" in an English accent you wouldn't have pronounced the "a"!
Secret'ry, milit'ry, necess'ry, compliment'ry are all correct English pronunciations - it's only accents from the Americas that include that extra syllable!
Be very careful with your drinking and driving because if you have a 'bump' and you're not at fault the police will be less sympathetic towards you. Also, you WILL be breath tested, it's standard practice.
We had our first trip to England planned in October 2020 which isn't going to happen now ): Just wanted to give a shout out to you guys, we love watching you and starting watching you in 2019 after we planned our trips to Italy. We now will watch all of your England videos and pretend we are there with you! (: LOL Keep it up!! and we love the RV idea.
Can't quite place exactly what Bourton-on-the-Water pub you're at but I think it's where my brother works. England is such a small world! I've been following your England vlogs for a while and I swear I know someone who works/lives pretty much everywhere you've been (if I haven't lived there myself). So nice to see my end of the country appreciated 😃
You guys should've visited the ancient Ram Inn in Wotton-Under-Edge. It's in the Cotswolds, about 30 minutes out of Bristol. The Ram Inn is one of the oldest houses in the UK, it was built in 1145 and said to be the most haunted place in the whole of the UK.
Have a wander round Winchcombe if you get the chance. All the old houses have a ring to tie your horse, and a scraper by the front door to get the mud off your boots. There is a big church there, (St Peter's c1468), well known for the grotesques on the roof. Gloucester and Warwickshire Railway stops there also, with wonderful old Great Western Locomotives.
A very enjoyable watch, only wish the sun had shone more, AND you were able to record more of Bourton on The Water, with it's several little Bridges over the river Windrush. It's like a mini Venice, with the river only knee deep at most.
Thats really nice, but a person that gives their home up just to travel? Nope, if anything u 2 need to buy some land & build two small Cottages, live in one & rent the 2nd one out to *Vacationers* if you dont eventually you will run short on money , * and I am going to buy a home in the Uk & start our own buisness up so that way we always have...I Pray for you 2💐🙏I Pray you 2 buy a Home in the Uk & start your own *Bed & Breakfast*
Really enjoying binge watching your vids.👍 The Cotswolds is a lovely part of the country.
Its all so charmingly bizarre, that people can think buildings constructed in the 16th Century, etc are so old. This is more or less normal here. Built in the year 1500 ? So what ? Its funny.
Snowdonia is heavenly beautiful. And because you love good food, make sure to visit Alpine Cafe in Betws-y-coed. Whatever you order there will be outstanding. I highly recommend beef burgers. I'm jealous already!:)
I note you love your ice cream, well if your planning on traveling up to The Peak District or Sheffield you must visit 'Our Cow Molly' which is a working farm that makes its own ice cream in many flavours and if you check out Trip Advisor you'll see just how highly it's rated www.ourcowmolly.co.uk/farm-shop/
Secretary birds are kind of cool. Long legs, strutting around, fussing about stuff with a frill that looks a bit like a pencil behind each ear ... and eating snakes. Those long legs are armoured and allow the bird to take on a snake without having to get any unarmoured body parts within striking distance.
I was sure I'd tried Hobgoblin, but it's not in the review thread or the list. That's odd.
List is here: sableagle.livejournal.com/257824.html if you're bothered.
Your vlogs just make me feel so relaxed and cosy. I’m glad you’re enjoying England 🏴
I’ve only just stumbled across your channel & im obsessed! It’s so lovely to see travellers properly exploring the U.K. (I.e not just London). I’m from/live in the Cotswolds and you’ve made me want to explore more of what’s on my doorstop :)
(And you said it right...it’s pronounced ‘doomsday’ book)
The Cotswolds are Beautiful! But then again most of the British countryside is. :D
Your initial pronunciation is correct, the census of 1066 by William the 1st is the Doomsday Book. All British students learn about this book from an early age. At that stage William wanted to know what he had won and then divided up the country and handed over all the villages to his victorious military officers and they thus became the lords of the manor in each place. Their descendants still sit in the House of Lords in Westminster to this day. They introduced lots of French into the Anglo Saxon of the peasantry and thus created the modern English spoken today.
If you're still there, you need to check out Snowhill Manor - 2 minutes from the village of Broadway.
It is Dooms Day book it's spelt Domesday though we Brit's are quirky in that we pronounce things very differently to which they are spelled. You guys were the way you pronounced it first even if it's spelt differently all Brit's will call it the Dooms Day book
Possibly, maybe, the Domesday Book is so called because it was held that it was the most complete understanding of the world until Doomsday! Possibly.
The Airbnb is Elizabethan, not medieval and is a gran( as in grandma) a( as in 'a' once upon a time) ree. Loved your enthusiasm for things English though.😊
The Cotswolds are beautiful as long as all is right with the world. If you've got any problems the sickly sweetness of the area becomes apparent and it appears very contrived. Give me the valleys of Esckdale and Wasdale in Cumbria any day of the week. These places are spots one can actually breath and think.