Stacy, we are very lucky that you bring us along with you. I can't thank you enough. There is a tremendous amount of work that goes into each of these videos and the quality is so professional. I've never been to England but it is on my list. There are many beautiful regions to visit and it's impossible to go everywhere on the first trip. It gets overwhelming because one doesn't know where to start. Have a great week.
I'm thrilled that you join along with me for these visits 🥰 I find history and houses like these completely fascinating and love sharing their stories here on youtube. I hope one day you might get the opportunity to visit England and see some of them yourself as they really are wonderful. I think it's always difficult when travelling to a new place, working out what to visit. Of course there is a desire to visit all the most well known locations and I think with England it is particularly difficult as we have such a density of history and places to see. I'd definitely recommend some of the lesser travelled parts of the country, some of my favourites are Northumberland, Wiltshire and Kent. They are all so very different and have such an abundance to offer! Happy October x
THIS is a 'must-see' venue that has been off the scope of American travelers. Were I still able to travel to Britain, I would have this on my priority list. I should say 'these' venues: they each are lesser known gems.
They really are wonderful pieces of history, and very much left off the tourist radar. It's a fantastic problem to have here in England, there's 'too much' to see! Even living here I don't think I'll ever fully explore everywhere I want to. But I'll give it a bloody good try!
I live in New England and I love those old English Villages. I watch mostly English television now, and enjoy the shows set in an English Village. The newer Father Brown and Poirot are my favorites. I've watched them so many times I have to take time off to tey to forget 'who dunit'. T.Y for these little trips. Can you just imagine living in one of these homes when they were still alive and buzzing with activity with people living in them?
I really enjoyed this video, as I always do! It was fascinating to hear the history of these buildings. Thank you soooo much for sharing these hidden treasures with us. :)
Stacy such a lovely video. You always do such a nice job. You have found the most exciting choices of the Cotswold's! You do this in such an unhurried way and it makes it more enjoyable, Thank you! Loved them all, and think it would be hard to choose.
What a treat to see three beautiful places in one video. It's hard for me to pick a favorite, but if I had to it would be Chastleton House. There's something about its romantic shabbiness that tugs at my heart.
They're all such wonderful properties :) I'd be very hard pushed to choose too!! But I do have a soft spot for Chasleton 🥰 It shares such a fascinating story and I like this it's a little rough around the edges
Cheers Stacy! I always Dreamed of going to England and Exploring the Beautiful English Countryside with a Beautiful English Lady at my side. Looks like my Dream came True! Cheerio my Lady!😘🙋🏡
I love this video of these lovely houses. My favorite was Chastleton House. I love the style and architecture of the home. So sad the fortunes of the family dwindled so. The music 🎶 in the video is wonderful. Please continue touring homes for us to see.
I have a soft spot for Chastleton too 🥰 I like that the National Trust left it pretty much as they inherited so that it shows the decline from grandeur, it really tells the story of the house and its occupents.
Gorgeous places! I have to admit to not being interested in the more refined, palatial houses like Chatsworth etc - I prefer these more humble, ancient piles, especially presented as a snapshot of the lives of the people who were last to be there. It'd be great to see all 3 one day. ❤
That was lovely! Like your music choice; like that your tours are brief and factual and filmed just as if I were there, including bits of nature and the villages i admire now from afar. Bless you!
Thanks Stacy, really enjoyed those houses, I have been before but its lovely to see them again, we are so lucky in this country having access to these beautiful historic properties. Hope you are all well, keep filming for us.xx
So pleased you enjoyed 🥰 We really do have a wealth of historic homes to enjoy here in the UK - plenty more upcoming over the next couple of weeks! Happy October xx
This is lovely as are all your videos. They put me in an oh so good head space. Just to clarify though, as a major Samuel Pepys fan, this would have been his great grand nephew likely as Samuel unfortunately for all his efforts, had no children. Keep up the wonderful work you do and thank you!
Another lovely video from my favourite TH-cam creator. I love the way you film these lovely houses and the varied information you give about the people that lived in them. Seeing the traces of their lives and struggles makes them really come to life as human beings and makes me want to learn more about them. Thank you.
Thank you Stacy 🌸💕 Like another Comment said we are so lucky that you bring us along and your work continues to be incredible It’s like time stopped ,when you visit these beautiful Places , they have barely been touched by modern times And your continuous Research on these beautiful Homes makes it easy to imagine what it must have been like to live there So grateful ❤, have a beautiful first week of October 🍂🍁
Such a lovely comment, that's made me really happy to know that these videos are enjoyed 🥰 I'm utterly fascinated by houses like this and their long histories. Plenty more coming up! Happy October to you and your loved ones ❤
Thank you. This was beautiful! I love old houses! Here in New Jersey all the old houses are Colonial, which I like but find all your architecture so interesting. I love the gardens too ❤
Stunning!!! The house with Indiany And morocan influance it now on my to see places. If not this video i would not know about it. Thank you so much. Xx
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Stacy, we are very lucky that you bring us along with you. I can't thank you enough. There is a tremendous amount of work that goes into each of these videos and the quality is so professional. I've never been to England but it is on my list. There are many beautiful regions to visit and it's impossible to go everywhere on the first trip. It gets overwhelming because one doesn't know where to start. Have a great week.
I'm thrilled that you join along with me for these visits 🥰 I find history and houses like these completely fascinating and love sharing their stories here on youtube. I hope one day you might get the opportunity to visit England and see some of them yourself as they really are wonderful. I think it's always difficult when travelling to a new place, working out what to visit. Of course there is a desire to visit all the most well known locations and I think with England it is particularly difficult as we have such a density of history and places to see. I'd definitely recommend some of the lesser travelled parts of the country, some of my favourites are Northumberland, Wiltshire and Kent. They are all so very different and have such an abundance to offer! Happy October x
THIS is a 'must-see' venue that has been off the scope of American travelers. Were I still able to travel to Britain, I would have this on my priority list. I should say 'these' venues: they each are lesser known gems.
They really are wonderful pieces of history, and very much left off the tourist radar. It's a fantastic problem to have here in England, there's 'too much' to see! Even living here I don't think I'll ever fully explore everywhere I want to. But I'll give it a bloody good try!
I live in New England and I love those old English Villages.
I watch mostly English television now, and enjoy the shows set in an English Village.
The newer Father Brown and Poirot are my favorites. I've watched them so many times I have to take time off to tey to forget 'who dunit'.
T.Y for these little trips.
Can you just imagine living in one of these homes when they were still alive and buzzing with activity with people living in them?
I really enjoyed this video, as I always do! It was fascinating to hear the history of these buildings. Thank you soooo much for sharing these hidden treasures with us. :)
Stacy such a lovely video. You always do such a nice job. You have found the most exciting choices of the Cotswold's! You do this in such an unhurried way and it makes it more enjoyable, Thank you! Loved them all, and think it would be hard to choose.
What a fun tour of these places. Thank you!!
Fascinating properties 🥰 Happy October!
What a treat to see three beautiful places in one video. It's hard for me to pick a favorite, but if I had to it would be Chastleton House. There's something about its romantic shabbiness that tugs at my heart.
They're all such wonderful properties :) I'd be very hard pushed to choose too!! But I do have a soft spot for Chasleton 🥰 It shares such a fascinating story and I like this it's a little rough around the edges
More gems you have found for us.. Thanks Stacey.
Hope you enjoyed this little sneak peek inside them :)
Cheers Stacy! I always Dreamed of going to England and Exploring the Beautiful English Countryside with a Beautiful English Lady at my side. Looks like my Dream came True! Cheerio my Lady!😘🙋🏡
I love this video of these lovely houses. My favorite was Chastleton House. I love the style and architecture of the home. So sad the fortunes of the family dwindled so. The music 🎶 in the video is wonderful. Please continue touring homes for us to see.
I have a soft spot for Chastleton too 🥰 I like that the National Trust left it pretty much as they inherited so that it shows the decline from grandeur, it really tells the story of the house and its occupents.
More Sezincote!!!!!!
I'll have to return :))
Gorgeous places! I have to admit to not being interested in the more refined, palatial houses like Chatsworth etc - I prefer these more humble, ancient piles, especially presented as a snapshot of the lives of the people who were last to be there. It'd be great to see all 3 one day. ❤
That was lovely! Like your music choice; like that your tours are brief and factual and filmed just as if I were there, including bits of nature and the villages i admire now from afar. Bless you!
Thanks Stacy, really enjoyed those houses, I have been before but its lovely to see them again, we are so lucky in this country having access to these beautiful historic properties. Hope you are all well, keep filming for us.xx
So pleased you enjoyed 🥰 We really do have a wealth of historic homes to enjoy here in the UK - plenty more upcoming over the next couple of weeks! Happy October xx
This is lovely as are all your videos. They put me in an oh so good head space. Just to clarify though, as a major Samuel Pepys fan, this would have been his great grand nephew likely as Samuel unfortunately for all his efforts, had no children. Keep up the wonderful work you do and thank you!
Another lovely video from my favourite TH-cam creator. I love the way you film these lovely houses and the varied information you give about the people that lived in them. Seeing the traces of their lives and struggles makes them really come to life as human beings and makes me want to learn more about them. Thank you.
Oh bless you! Thank you 🥰 I have such a love for all these old country houses and their stories - I find them fascinating!
Thank you Stacy 🌸💕
Like another Comment said we are so lucky that you bring us along and your work continues to be incredible
It’s like time stopped ,when you visit these beautiful Places , they have barely been touched by modern times
And your continuous Research on these beautiful Homes makes it easy to imagine what it must have been like to live there
So grateful ❤, have a beautiful first week of October 🍂🍁
Such a lovely comment, that's made me really happy to know that these videos are enjoyed 🥰 I'm utterly fascinated by houses like this and their long histories. Plenty more coming up! Happy October to you and your loved ones ❤
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Reallly lovely tours. Thank you so much!
So glad you enjoy them 🥰
another beautiful video
Aw thank you 🥰🥰
The third house is magical.
Always look forward to your videos :) I sit down with a cup of tea and watch each one from my lounge in New Zealand x
Thank you. This was beautiful! I love old houses! Here in New Jersey all the old houses are Colonial, which I like but find all your architecture so interesting. I love the gardens too ❤
This is fantastic ❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed 🥰
Hello from Minnesota, USA! I love your videos!!!!
I loved visiting Snowshill Manor. I was there in 2012
Love to see the Cotswolds highlighted. Thank you
Again, love this! You really have a gift for thoughtful, informative travel. Thank You.
What a wonderful channel! Thanks so much. Very happy to have discovered it!
Wow, I absolutely loved this video. Thank you so much for taking us along and your story telling skills are lovely 🥰🫶🏽
Thank you so much .. Im watching this from Australia.. love your videos thanks again for making them.
I absolutely loved this! Thank you and God bless you!
Thank you for another marvelous wander. I so very much enjoy your videos.
... Magnifique !!! Merci ! ...
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Stunning!!! The house with Indiany And morocan influance it now on my to see places. If not this video i would not know about it. Thank you so much. Xx
Wonderful
Thank you very much
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