And the greatest friend of Armenia, my school was named after him , when UK built it after the earthquake of 1988 . I was privileged to spend my best 15 days ( as a teenager ) in Hucknall , with another 15 teens, and we visited Newstead Abby. Not many peopls know that Byron learned Armenian in 3 years in an Armenian Catholic monastery in Venice and then he started translating Armenian literature into English. I would love to visit UK, specially Hucknall, Nottingham again.
Oh wow! I'm rather envious. I'd love to live near it. You simply must visit as soon as you get the chance! It's so spiritually awakening, utterly beautiful. x
Very nice! Appreciated seeing all the notable sites. Leslie A Marchand is a Byron scholar and I have almost everything he wrote on the man. He was a man of his time, and honorable. Genius requires passion and he was a passionate man. Thank you for sharing your tour.
Beautifully presented Amy. You have don't our Nottinghamshire proud! Well don't. I recently had a behind the scenes tour at newstead abbey that the generally public don't get to see, which is a awful shame cos it was wonderful. It's truly a magical place to visit and highly recommended.
I just finished reading a new 7-book series on Lord Byron by Gretta Browne. What an amazing life! The first book is titled "A Strange Beginning." Your video helps me envision the environs, so thank you, Amy.
Oh I'm so glad! I hope you get the chance to visit some of these places one day. Byron spread his life all over Europe, and I still need to see his Italy and his Greece!
It depends. I'm partnered with Fullscreen and they provide music that can be used, such as the one in the video. However, there are many sites that allow free downloads of music that are copyright-free.. x
Used to be a great restaurant at Newstead Abbey, The White Lady, I believe, took my wife there years ago, said to be named after a ghost of the same name who is said to haunt the grounds. What an amazing place for one talented but (still) contraversial person.
theworldoflordbyron(dot)blogspot(dot)com is a fantastic blog about Byron. I recommend that you buy a collection of his poems - Oxford's World's Classics: The Major Works is a good one to start wit as it has most of his major poems in full, and a great selection of his shorter lyrics. You'll also find extracts from his (very charming and witty) letters and journals, which are a must-read! Please do feel free to email me if you would like any further information. x
Great Video! Will u be doing any other reviews on TV or Films? Oh yeah by the way you are the person that inspired me to start doing Film reviews recently so I thank you so much and it will mean so much to me if you could check out my reviews and give me some advice (tips) thanks:)
Thank you! Time actually stands still within Newstead - you come out and wonder how so much time has passed! It's magnificent. x
Long live Lord Byron to our hearts, greetings from Missolonghi
Oh! How I'd love to visit Missolonghi!
i guess it is pretty randomly asking but do anybody know a good site to stream newly released series online ?
@Kamari Jason i watch on flixzone. You can find it by googling =)
@Izaiah Johnny yea, I have been using FlixZone for years myself =)
@Izaiah Johnny thanks, signed up and it seems to work :D I really appreciate it!
The greatest GreekFriend,,He gave his life for the freedom of Greece at Messologi,,,Never Forgotten!Lord Byron of our heart...
I love this.
And the greatest friend of Armenia, my school was named after him , when UK built it after the earthquake of 1988 . I was privileged to spend my best 15 days ( as a teenager ) in Hucknall , with another 15 teens, and we visited Newstead Abby. Not many peopls know that Byron learned Armenian in 3 years in an Armenian Catholic monastery in Venice and then he started translating Armenian literature into English. I would love to visit UK, specially Hucknall, Nottingham again.
Oh wow! I'm rather envious. I'd love to live near it. You simply must visit as soon as you get the chance! It's so spiritually awakening, utterly beautiful. x
I love, love, love this - it's so incredible. Thanks for sharing this, Amy - I wish I can go there someday!
Very nice! Appreciated seeing all the notable sites. Leslie A Marchand is a Byron scholar and I have almost everything he wrote on the man. He was a man of his time, and honorable. Genius requires passion and he was a passionate man. Thank you for sharing your tour.
Thank you! Yes, we have a lot to thank Marchand for!
Beautifully presented Amy. You have don't our Nottinghamshire proud! Well don't. I recently had a behind the scenes tour at newstead abbey that the generally public don't get to see, which is a awful shame cos it was wonderful. It's truly a magical place to visit and highly recommended.
Looks like an amazing place. I like the music to this.
Ha! About 95% of my videos are reviews, and I will be doing lots more, yes! I'm so glad you decided to do reviews too! x
It's beautiful! x
Thanks so much for replying, you don't know how much this means to me:)
I just finished reading a new 7-book series on Lord Byron by Gretta Browne. What an amazing life! The first book is titled "A Strange Beginning." Your video helps me envision the environs, so thank you, Amy.
Oh I'm so glad! I hope you get the chance to visit some of these places one day. Byron spread his life all over Europe, and I still need to see his Italy and his Greece!
It depends. I'm partnered with Fullscreen and they provide music that can be used, such as the one in the video. However, there are many sites that allow free downloads of music that are copyright-free.. x
I'm ashamed to say I live not far from here and I've never been.....yet ;) on the bucket list. Dear god I just saw Byron Bingo hehe.
I hope you can go someday too! x
Used to be a great restaurant at Newstead Abbey, The White Lady, I believe, took my wife there years ago, said to be named after a ghost of the same name who is said to haunt the grounds. What an amazing place for one talented but (still) contraversial person.
I'm not familiar with the restaurant but there is (or at least was; I've not been in a while!) a lovely cafe in the paddocks!
The names are all in the video, etc. And TVCriticAmy. x
Well done I meant .
You can use pretty much a lot of different songs on youtube. A lot of music is is covered under third party agreements that youtube has.
I am new to Lord Byron. Can you suggest books or any sites to help me along the way?
theworldoflordbyron(dot)blogspot(dot)com is a fantastic blog about Byron. I recommend that you buy a collection of his poems - Oxford's World's Classics: The Major Works is a good one to start wit as it has most of his major poems in full, and a great selection of his shorter lyrics. You'll also find extracts from his (very charming and witty) letters and journals, which are a must-read! Please do feel free to email me if you would like any further information. x
Great Video! Will u be doing any other reviews on TV or Films? Oh yeah by the way you are the person that inspired me to start doing Film reviews recently so I thank you so much and it will mean so much to me if you could check out my reviews and give me some advice (tips) thanks:)
Congrats!! But too quick changing images!! More slowly please 🙏🙏
Noted!