We absolutely love it there, I think it was the favorite stop of our journey. We will definitely be back to show the kids even more. Thanks for watching!
We've done two trips to Wales before we had our channel, one was in the Snowdonia area and Conwy and then another in the Brecon Beacons area, with the Four Waterfalls trail. We cannot wait to take the kids to Wales! But we think Scotland may be next with them to do some Harry Potter inspired things.
Lincoln is just the most beautiful place. We have 3 more England vlogs to share before we get into our latest Disney cruise. Lots of fun vlogs coming soon. 😃
I love Scotland and England but you are right traveling there can be messy,to say the least. The stories I could tell you. But these things happen and the only thing we can control is our attitude towards it. I lived in England for a year and I drove in London once and those roundabout are no joke. It took me about an hour to get somewhere that was twenty minutes away. Another time I accidentally got on the motorway my friends who lived in England said oh no,I was like what’s the big deal I will get off at the next exit (little did I know it wasn’t like LA where I could get off in a quarter of a mile). But looking back now I was making memories and it makes me laugh and smile now.
100% you are so right. We would crack up when the GPS told us to turn "half left." We were like what does that meeeean?! 😆We also could not believe that the motorways had no exits, we warned the kids on this trip because they are so used to being able to stop whenever on US road trips. Getting through the bumps along the way is ultimately very empowering because you realize you did it and you can do it again. 🥰
@@DeanTeamAdventures the university has expanded since your time here. It now has over 21.000 students each September. Glad it holds such happy memories for you both. Take care.
Thank you for bringing your lovely family to Lincoln ( My birth city which I still live in.) I am so glad you all enjoyed your visit and hope it's not too long until you visit Lincoln again.
We loved living in Lincoln, it's our favorite place in England and we received such a warm welcome there making some of the best friends we still have to this day. We will definitely be back!
Fun fact: Around the castle walls there are numerous mounds, during the black death so many people were dying in Lincoln that they were running out of space, so they started to bury boddies on top of each other causing the mounds to this day. However when they dug bodies up to add yet more boddies, they discovered that there were scratch marks on some of the coffins (which were very basic caskets), it turned out many were in a coma and not dead. They didnt understand about coma's then, but they sure knew that some had been burried alive, so they came up with the idea of channeling a thin knotted rope from the coffin to the surface with a bell attached so if anyone woke up, they could pull the rope and a bell would ring to alert people they were still alive. This is where the saying "a dead ringer" came from.
Nooooo way! We did see this at the castle and it blew us away: In 2013 archaeologists made an exciting and rare discovery in the grounds of Lincoln Castle. Whilst excavating the foundations for the new lift to the Medieval Wall Walk, they found an ancient church 3m below ground. Within the building’s remains lay the skeletons of six adults and three children. The most important find, however, was a seventh adult skeleton in a stone sarcophagus. Discovered in the wall of the excavation trench, the sarcophagus had lain undisturbed for over 1,000 years.
We met in college at Coastal Carolina University (Scott is from KY, Krystin is from OH). Scott studied abroad in Exeter for a year, which prompted Krystin's first trip abroad. We got engaged on a backpacking trip through Europe (on the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland). Then we got our master's degrees together at the University of Lincoln, we lived there for around 18 months. We've been back a few times since then to visit friends, but this was the kids' first time abroad so that was really exciting. If they study in Lincoln someday we would be so happy! 😍
Thats so sad ,they stopped the Christmas Market, 😮 Because it was BUSY .the world is going mad so all the Market stall holders have Lost sales .unbelievable, Surely they could have Managed better.
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Thank you for visiting my beautiful hometown of Lincoln where I was born, I have a feeling that you and your kids will be coming back one day
We absolutely love it there, I think it was the favorite stop of our journey. We will definitely be back to show the kids even more. Thanks for watching!
My breakfast made it onto TH-cam!! 😂😂😍😍
Because it was the BEST!!!! 😄
Have you been to Wells Cathedral, England's smallest city, it is stunning, also St David's in Wales is amazing ma
We've done two trips to Wales before we had our channel, one was in the Snowdonia area and Conwy and then another in the Brecon Beacons area, with the Four Waterfalls trail. We cannot wait to take the kids to Wales! But we think Scotland may be next with them to do some Harry Potter inspired things.
those building are so amazing and I'm glad you guys had such an adventure, can't wait to see more
Lincoln is just the most beautiful place. We have 3 more England vlogs to share before we get into our latest Disney cruise. Lots of fun vlogs coming soon. 😃
@@DeanTeamAdventuresI agree and can't wait
I love Scotland and England but you are right traveling there can be messy,to say the least. The stories I could tell you. But these things happen and the only thing we can control is our attitude towards it. I lived in England for a year and I drove in London once and those roundabout are no joke. It took me about an hour to get somewhere that was twenty minutes away. Another time I accidentally got on the motorway my friends who lived in England said oh no,I was like what’s the big deal I will get off at the next exit (little did I know it wasn’t like LA where I could get off in a quarter of a mile). But looking back now I was making memories and it makes me laugh and smile now.
100% you are so right. We would crack up when the GPS told us to turn "half left." We were like what does that meeeean?! 😆We also could not believe that the motorways had no exits, we warned the kids on this trip because they are so used to being able to stop whenever on US road trips. Getting through the bumps along the way is ultimately very empowering because you realize you did it and you can do it again. 🥰
The architecture is just amazing
It really is incredible. Wait until you see York!
What a Lovely Family, im definitely visiting Lincoln ,im 63 and remember doing a school Trip to to Lincoln Cathedral. In the 70s 😮 god im old .
Any age is a good age for an adventure. 🤗
I'm glad you returned to Lincoln. i live by the brayford pool. The amount of history here still amazes me every day. It's like stepping back in time.
It's still our favorite place to visit in England!
@@DeanTeamAdventures the university has expanded since your time here. It now has over 21.000 students each September. Glad it holds such happy memories for you both. Take care.
I live here so it was funny seeing it recommended in a youthbe travel vlog!
We loved living there and were so happy to take the kids for a visit! It's the best.
Thank you for bringing your lovely family to Lincoln ( My birth city which I still live in.) I am so glad you all enjoyed your visit and hope it's not too long until you visit Lincoln again.
We loved living in Lincoln, it's our favorite place in England and we received such a warm welcome there making some of the best friends we still have to this day. We will definitely be back!
Fun fact:
Around the castle walls there are numerous mounds, during the black death so many people were dying in Lincoln that they were running out of space, so they started to bury boddies on top of each other causing the mounds to this day. However when they dug bodies up to add yet more boddies, they discovered that there were scratch marks on some of the coffins (which were very basic caskets), it turned out many were in a coma and not dead.
They didnt understand about coma's then, but they sure knew that some had been burried alive, so they came up with the idea of channeling a thin knotted rope from the coffin to the surface with a bell attached so if anyone woke up, they could pull the rope and a bell would ring to alert people they were still alive. This is where the saying "a dead ringer" came from.
Nooooo way! We did see this at the castle and it blew us away: In 2013 archaeologists made an exciting and rare discovery in the grounds of Lincoln Castle. Whilst excavating the foundations for the new lift to the Medieval Wall Walk, they found an ancient church 3m below ground. Within the building’s remains lay the skeletons of six adults and three children. The most important find, however, was a seventh adult skeleton in a stone sarcophagus. Discovered in the wall of the excavation trench, the sarcophagus had lain undisturbed for over 1,000 years.
I really like Lincoln with places like the New Theatre Royal, the Everyman and Odeon Cinemas, the High Street, the Drill Hall, St Marks etc
It really is just the best! Can't wait to go back and show the kids around even more!
Next time go up to the top of the central spire on the Cathedral.....it's very impressive!
We have never done that yet, we will put it on the list for our next visit because we're definitely going back! Thanks for the recommendation!
How long did you live in England? Did you meet each other in college?
We met in college at Coastal Carolina University (Scott is from KY, Krystin is from OH). Scott studied abroad in Exeter for a year, which prompted Krystin's first trip abroad. We got engaged on a backpacking trip through Europe (on the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland). Then we got our master's degrees together at the University of Lincoln, we lived there for around 18 months. We've been back a few times since then to visit friends, but this was the kids' first time abroad so that was really exciting. If they study in Lincoln someday we would be so happy! 😍
Thats so sad ,they stopped the Christmas Market, 😮 Because it was BUSY .the world is going mad so all the Market stall holders have Lost sales .unbelievable, Surely they could have Managed better.
It is so sad because it was such a magical event!