One Of the Oldest Open Air Markets in The World - Norwich Market
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Join us on a virtual tour as we explore the vibrant Norwich Market on foot! Experience the bustling atmosphere, colorful stalls, and delicious food offerings as we take you through this must-see destination. From local crafts to fresh produce, this market has it all. Don't miss out on the chance to immerse yourself in the heart of Norwich's lively market scene from the comfort of your own home. Let's dive into the sights and sounds of this historic market together!
We leave the market to tour the beautiful city of Norwich.
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My home city 💛
You have a wonderful family, Mac. Your Babys sitting on the sand melt me.
The children are all thriving & growing up so quickly.
We love Norwich. We have a share in a boat on the Norfolk Broads and can cruise right into Norwich. The ‘yacht station’ as it is still called is just down hill from the Cathedral. Our favourite restaurant is Shikki, a Japanese restaurant in the area called tombhill near the cathedral.
Ooh I’ll have to try it. I normally get distracted by the Korean ones down the road from the theatre.
I live 30 mins away from Norwich. I’m so glad you got to visit this fine City.
That looked to be a great day out for you and your lovely family. Your videos always bring a smile to my face and a warm glow in my heart.
That market is huge, 🤯
You did a great job on our wonderful market. So glad you enjoyed it!
My how your lovely kids are growing up! I grew up in this area and we always used to run into the sea although these days, I would find it perishing. But clearly no sense of feeling for us as kids. Great to see you all having fun.
Glad you had a great time in my city! Hope we see you again soon.
Yay! My home city. Welcome welcome welcome to you and yours. ☺
Warwick castle is great for the kids. Lots of things to do. 😊
Mac You Love your Food, you and your family are proper Foodie's 😃😃 The babies have gotten big they are growing up quickly and there enjoying the food too, have a great day 😃
Welcome to Norwich, beautiful family. I enjoyed your vlog and am glad you enjoyed the city and Brancaster
I lived and worked in Norwich for many years and I really miss it, especially the Market. Fantastic city that I came to know inside out with so much going for it, but things change and I had to move on. 😢
Glad you enjoyed it too. Loved seeing your babies on the beach at Brancaster. 😍 Not exactly tropical, but it is the North Sea! 🥶
I would like to check out that market and cathedral. Great vlog as always 👍
Wonderful video, so glad you enjoyed your visit to Norwich and the coast ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Where I grew up! Love the vids
Yay, glad you enjoyed my home city! And the Banger Stop is great, love their chilli dogs.
have you been to Aldeburgh yet? Not far from Norwich actually. Very pretty village notable for its connection to Benjamin Britten.
That city is just beautiful ❤your videos….. the cities over there with all the historical features are just Awesome! I love the fact you can walk in all there cities
Great that you came to Norwich! It's a shame the castle isn't due to re-open until later this year.
Next time you’re in Norfolk, try Holkham beach (in North Norfolk). However, please try to check online when high tide is expected, just for you and your family safety.
I can't remember if you have been to Canterbury in Kent or not, but I think Norwich has a very similar vibe to there - both cathedral market cities. I haven't been to Norwich in ages - when I was teenager dragged to Norfolk on holiday a lot(!) I looked forward to visits there for the vintage shops. This is making me want to return. If you're staying in East Anglia for a bit, I recommend going down the coast to Suffolk for the very bouji seaside towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold, or just really exploring the North Norfolk coast which has multiple great beaches - all sandy, which is not always guaranteed in the UK!
The ‘tilted’ building and the Alleyway it’s in are reputedly haunted.
Norwich Castle is a very old Norman Mott & Bailey castle, it’s been refaced over the years making it look newer, well worth a visit once it reopens fully.
Norwich has a professional football club, too. They're the second best football club in East Anglia, though.
Great Time and great music! Thanks Mac
You clicked there with the comparison with Gloucester, York and Lincoln. All English county towns. 3 of them are Roman originally. All serving a common function down through the middle ages. (Also the name 'Brancaster', suggests a Roman camp or fort).
Wow the twins got so big so fast!! 😀
Fab video , the babies are growing so fast. Hope you had a good July 4th. Love to you all ♥❤❤
Was the Cromer crab stall still there? Not been back there since 2012 😢
‘Indian’ curry isn’t Indian at all, it’s British, created by Brits during the Indian Raj by mixing localally available foodstuffs
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This is not a criticism, but an observation about one of the many differences between British English and American English.
In the UK, generally, when a geographic location proper noun is attached to a specific related noun, we do not add the definite article, because the location takes precedence. In American English the definite article is added as if the object noun takes precedence. Let me explain.
In British English we would "visit Norwich market" because the two words act as a single location. You wouldn't say "I am visiting The Norwich".
In American English you say you are visiting "the Norwich market" because the two word combination stresses the importance of the market rather than the geographical location. "The Norwich market" serves as shorthand for "the market that is held in Norwich" You wouldn't say "I visited market" because "market" is not a proper noun.
It's not a big deal, it's just something I only just noticed between our two grammars.
So when I watch other US vloggers I will understand why they say "The London bridge" rather than London bridge, or "The York Minster" instead of York Minster.
Well, I thought it was an interesting observation.
Thanks for anther great video and for showing me parts of my own country that I have never got (or should I say gotten) around to visiting.🤟
You should have a look at leeds monopoly 2024 something for the family
My home town, haven't been back for years. The accent seems to be vanishing unfortunately.
Still got mine😊
Isnt it odd how sometimes we go to a place weve never been before and feel like its home,or potentially could be. If you are ever venturing to the west country youd LOVE Wells Cathedral in Somerset,and Glastonbury Tor is not far away.
Tilted buildings make me wonder how they stay up.
if your ever in liverpool again, let me buy you a beer :)
When the food is good, why wouldn't you put the whole thing in your mouth. lol