Read all the books between 14-16 years old just before the start of my agricultural apprenticeship Now some 45 odd years later listen to all James books every night going to sleep Listening to Christopher Reading them excellently
Exactly the same time line as myself, loved these books as a 15 year old, and the original bbc series with Christopher Timothy and the late great Robert Hardy.
For anyone who watched the Original series on PBS, this is just a joy to listen to. Christopher Timothy’s narration is just perfect - it takes you right into the scene with him. At 2:16 I couldn’t help but think: “Call Graeme Parker - The Hoof GP…he will have that Cow’s foot fixed up in no time”.
One of the best writer's, I am there with him, seeing the places, people, feeling the emotions. Obviously writing about what he experienced and being the man he was, able to relate it to his readers. Also we'll narrated by Christopher Timothy.
@@elizanne6660 give me a break lady! I’m a former tenured Prof of 42 years….in Literature. And still volunteer as a tutor in literature and comparative literature. You’re looking to take a snarky jab, on a MINUTE mistake? No less on a well intended comment? You take umbrage with well vs we’ll? You need to perhaps ponder the distinct possibility, that you’re BORED. Good day.
I fell in love reading Herriot's books, before bed, decades ago. This Texas gal was blessed with the opportunity to go visit the Yorkshire dales, Thirsk to be precise, in 2000. It was exactly as I imagined based on his beautiful, descriptive writings. Thank you so much for posting these. God bless you. ❤🙏
Hope you remembered that the period was before, during and after WWII which means the pace of life in the Dales hasn't really changed for hundreds of years!
I had a Belgium Sherpard male dog who willed himself too die in 6 days after our female died. It was heartbreaking, lm in tears now and that was soom 30 yrs ago
Disbelieve one can be "too fond", love another too much". I normally have a cat an a dog knowing in time I will lose them both. When mt Australian Shepherd, May got cancer, died, I quit eating for a long time. In a picture of me from then I look like id been in a concentration camp. Love an miss each of them an know they will all leave me.
If I had to fill out all of those blasted forms, I'd sit there with pen and pencil, and write down explicitly the steps, the forms to use and who's supposed to get which one, and all the exceptions that Mr. Harcore told him about. There is no way that most of us could remember all those forms in our head. I guess James didn't think about writing it down so he kept getting in trouble. Poor guy! Too bad someone didn't suggest writing all the details down. It could've saved everybody a lot of stress! Good thing he thought about running it thru Kitty the next time.
Love these books! Also love Christopher Timothy’s narration- except for his mispronunciation of the Scottish places of Herriot’s childhood! Eg Rosneath and Gareloch!
@@lucheel @Free Best Listening Audiobooks I'm finally listening to the last part of _All Things Wise and Wonderful!_ Thank you *SO* much for this upload, @Free!
The narrator has to be the best I have ever heard. Christopher Timothy. Awesome. Love the stories and the author.
He's fabulous.. I also luv Frederick Davidson.. give him a listen as well...
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Read all the books between 14-16 years old just before the start of my agricultural apprenticeship
Now some 45 odd years later listen to all James books every night going to sleep
Listening to Christopher Reading them excellently
Yep, these are my go to sleep stories. Have been for many years.
Exactly the same time line as myself, loved these books as a 15 year old, and the original bbc series with Christopher Timothy and the late great Robert Hardy.
Clear narration is an understatement!
For anyone who watched the Original series on PBS, this is just a joy to listen to. Christopher Timothy’s narration is just perfect - it takes you right into the scene with him. At 2:16 I couldn’t help but think: “Call Graeme Parker - The Hoof GP…he will have that Cow’s foot fixed up in no time”.
One of the best writer's, I am there with him, seeing the places, people, feeling the emotions. Obviously writing about what he experienced and being the man he was, able to relate it to his readers. Also we'll narrated by Christopher Timothy.
We'll? Do you mean well? If so, yes, I agree.
@@elizanne6660 give me a break lady!
I’m a former tenured Prof of 42 years….in Literature. And still volunteer as a tutor in literature and comparative literature.
You’re looking to take a snarky jab, on a MINUTE mistake? No less on a well intended comment? You take umbrage with well vs we’ll?
You need to perhaps ponder the distinct possibility, that you’re BORED. Good day.
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I fell in love reading Herriot's books, before bed, decades ago. This Texas gal was blessed with the opportunity to go visit the Yorkshire dales, Thirsk to be precise, in 2000. It was exactly as I imagined based on his beautiful, descriptive writings. Thank you so much for posting these. God bless you. ❤🙏
That’s lovely! So great that you saw it in real life! I hope to make too…. It’s on my 🪣 bucket list!
Hope you remembered that the period was before, during and after WWII which means the pace of life in the Dales hasn't really changed for hundreds of years!
I adore these stories
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Have enjoyed listening to these books and just wish I was the young age when I fell in love with them all.
This is such a pleasure to listen to,really lovely
Looking forward to listening for my nighttime wind down.
As a grandson to a dairy farmer I cannot tell you how much I appreciate these audio books ❤️
Me too. Granddaughter.
Very relaxing, these stories! Lovely! Thank you so much! Keep it up chaps. Thrilled to have come across your audio stories! God Bless.
I so enjoyed listening to this book.
Love hearing Christopher Timothy reading the wonderful stories, thank you.😊
Another great series of chapters by Christopher Timothy.👍
My third time listening ❤
aaaaahhhh...so relaxing
I had a Belgium Sherpard male dog who willed himself too die in 6 days after our female died. It was heartbreaking, lm in tears now and that was soom 30 yrs ago
Thank you for such lovely stories.
Bawling my eyes out listening to the Skipper story
Disbelieve one can be "too fond", love another too much". I normally have a cat an a dog knowing in time I will lose them both. When mt Australian Shepherd, May got cancer, died, I quit eating for a long time. In a picture of me from then I look like id been in a concentration camp. Love an miss each of them an know
they will all leave me.
Lovely, ty so much
If I had to fill out all of those blasted forms, I'd sit there with pen and pencil, and write down explicitly the steps, the forms to use and who's supposed to get which one, and all the exceptions that Mr. Harcore told him about. There is no way that most of us could remember all those forms in our head. I guess James didn't think about writing it down so he kept getting in trouble. Poor guy! Too bad someone didn't suggest writing all the details down. It could've saved everybody a lot of stress! Good thing he thought about running it thru Kitty the next time.
Oh that last story in this one 😥
Love these books! Also love Christopher Timothy’s narration- except for his mispronunciation of the Scottish places of Herriot’s childhood! Eg Rosneath and Gareloch!
Thank you
His problem with paperwork always makes me giggle. Paperwork and I do not get along.🙄😂
Ah naw, people KILLING me! I can't be the only person looking for these new videos! Come on now! 😑
more coming soon, Arha
@@lucheel @Free Best Listening Audiobooks I'm finally listening to the last part of _All Things Wise and Wonderful!_ Thank you *SO* much for this upload, @Free!
Me too love them
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The Heriot stories are good, very good, but ruined by all the yelling.