I would love to have a "Reenactment Town" where people could come stay and live in the past. But I'm broke so we would have to recreate the Stone Age and live under trees.
Honestly you guys are amazing. All the people who work behind and upfront English Heritage just have the most beautiful minds. Thank you for your hard work!
...we do? Not to this level in all places but have you ever been to Mount Vernon? Jamestown? Designated historical buildings all over the east coast? We have them, just look.
The biggest shout-out in the world to your exhibit design, interpretation, and education teams!! This is such a unique and innovative exhibit concept that sounds as if it will be just THRILLING to visit! I can only begin to imagine the amount of work it took create this. If I didn't live on another continent, I'd be there in a heart beat!
As always, this historical site has really prepared an outstanding expierence for anyone! The candle interpretative is such an amazing idea! It will be exciting for the vistors!! Great work - thank you!
What a wonderful job you have done. It will look amazing when the oaks are full grown. I remember the story from one of the earlier videos tales with Kathy Hipperson. I would love to have a playground like this one.
This is beautifully done !! Bravo 👏🏼👏🏼 I live for my family history now that I’ve begun researching ! I really enjoy learning more and more about the history of my family . The best is to see the areas where some of my ancestors lived . Great job restoring this beautiful place it’s like Heaven on Earth , I could live there easily .
@@frankrobert4897 I’m doing ok considering . The weather here is as crazy as usual in New England , it’s like 90 today , tomorrow it’s supposed to be in the 60’s . Everyone is putting in the AC’s but tomorrow some will be putting the heat on . 😂
I am from India and have always been obsessed with British history . Thanks for this post . You have corrected me via this posting : I used to think that it was Charles the First who hid in the Royal Oak before he was discovered and executed . I did not know it was his son Charles the Second . Thanks for letting me know .
Wait, I thought everybody in India hated Britain because of centuries of slavery and murder, and just wanted nothing but reparations. Is it possible the story is MORE nuanced than certain politicians have told me??
So the story goes anyway!😂 The candles are really cool idea and all the planting of trees is wonderful! Bringing the place back to life and the way it used to look like and be farmed is absolutely my thing! Pity you're so far away!
Looks amazing. I hope it goes well! Imagine this... Mrs. Crocrombe: Today Lord and Lady Baybrook are going for a visit Boscobel and I'm packing a lunch for them and I was invited as well... now this isn't a place where peasants are welcome, so that is why I'm preparing something in advance for Marianne and the others while I'm gone... for this recipe you will need... 😳
Been there in the mid nineties . Took part in a civil war reenactment group "the siege group " and met a really sweet english heritage guide. Beautiful place , good memories
Reminds me of the novel "Wickham's Second Attempt"...there is a mention of Pemberley hosting Charles the Second when the king is detained in Derbyshire. So interesting that this was similar to an actual historical event!
Oh wow! When international touristry resumes (which I dearly hope it soon will,) I would LOVE to visit Boscobel House. It looks very interesting and so beautiful. I’m particularly impressed with how tasteful the restorations and additions look - not tacky like many tourist attractions tend to be! Stay happy and healthy everyone 💛 Chaq x Brisbane, Australia.
I remember from a previous video they said the current tree isn't the original tree as the previous one had to be removed because it had diseased but they took a chunk of it and replanted this tree (something along those lines).
Wow . Is there a hotel nearby or something like it to stay with the family? For only a daytrip its a bit far from germany but looks like someting for the hollidays. You should have seen my sons face watching this .
If Charles had died at Boscabaol, it is unlikely that James, Duke of York would have been the subject of the restoration perhaps leading to one of Charles I'd daughters becoming Queen somewhat earlier, which might have short-circuited some interesting events.
I originally came to this channel for Mrc Crocombes cooking but I stay for these beautifully done historical representations
Same!
Same for me!:)
Gosh I really miss Mrs Crocombe. Meanwhile kudos to English Heritage for their efforts, wish I could travel to UK to visit this site and many others
Same here
Same
omg that idea of placing the candle on the right spot is very interesting!
Yes! I need to go to the UK now 😭
I would love to have a "Reenactment Town" where people could come stay and live in the past. But I'm broke so we would have to recreate the Stone Age and live under trees.
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I’m on board.
@@ReapingRoses I'm in the Louisiana swamps, so when you get to the Atchafalaya I'm the 14th cypress stump on the left.🤣
Honestly you guys are amazing. All the people who work behind and upfront English Heritage just have the most beautiful minds. Thank you for your hard work!
Hi Gina
God I wish America cared about its historic sites like this. This is amazing! Well done!
...we do? Not to this level in all places but have you ever been to Mount Vernon? Jamestown? Designated historical buildings all over the east coast? We have them, just look.
Thank you English heritage for this
That sounds like a lot of work! The candle idea is super cool 🌻
Hello how are you doing my friend
The candle is brilliant.
I am big fans of English Heritage from Indonesia
I would love to visit this with my family once the world is more settled.
Hello Cindy
Beautiful ... I would like to visite this beautiful place on earth! Many greetings from Germany 🌸🌷🌸
The biggest shout-out in the world to your exhibit design, interpretation, and education teams!! This is such a unique and innovative exhibit concept that sounds as if it will be just THRILLING to visit! I can only begin to imagine the amount of work it took create this. If I didn't live on another continent, I'd be there in a heart beat!
I am so excited to visit - what a great intro to the work you've all done
Sounds lovely. Well done with your work and publicity. Looking forward to visiting as soon as regulations allow.
Simply beautiful! Thank you for all of this work.
Hello Bridget
Hey, how are you and the weather there?
What a beautiful playground!
As always, this historical site has really prepared an outstanding expierence for anyone! The candle interpretative is such an amazing idea! It will be exciting for the vistors!!
Great work - thank you!
Hi Sonia
I love so much the environment,so clean and green,and the tree look so beautiful even though without leafs
17th century architecture is beautiful
What a wonderful job you have done. It will look amazing when the oaks are full grown. I remember the story from one of the earlier videos tales with Kathy Hipperson. I would love to have a playground like this one.
Hey, how are you and where are you from?
Great looks fantastic - would love to visit! Love the idea of the animals and to re-create the farm setting.
Hi Julie
An amazing place, amazing people, amazing history.. One day i will visit it.
My furbabies💛🥰🤗💙😍!!! I 💛 the furbabies!!!!
There were furry children?
It's so good to know that our heritage is in such good hands. We must come and see it.
This is beautifully done !! Bravo 👏🏼👏🏼 I live for my family history now that I’ve begun researching ! I really enjoy learning more and more about the history of my family . The best is to see the areas where some of my ancestors lived . Great job restoring this beautiful place it’s like Heaven on Earth , I could live there easily .
Hello Dolly
@@christiandonaldson31 Hello 😊
@@Dollgrl1 hope you are safe from the virus?
@@Dollgrl1 Hey, how are you and the weather there?
@@frankrobert4897 I’m doing ok considering . The weather here is as crazy as usual in New England , it’s like 90 today , tomorrow it’s supposed to be in the 60’s . Everyone is putting in the AC’s but tomorrow some will be putting the heat on . 😂
I am from India and have always been obsessed with British history . Thanks for this post . You have corrected me via this posting : I used to think that it was Charles the First who hid in the Royal Oak before he was discovered and executed . I did not know it was his son Charles the Second . Thanks for letting me know .
India has such a vibrant, interesting, long history as well 👍
Wait, I thought everybody in India hated Britain because of centuries of slavery and murder, and just wanted nothing but reparations. Is it possible the story is MORE nuanced than certain politicians have told me??
Of course he wasn't king at the time!
That’s it...I’m going to Europe! Haha The history is so rich and even mystical. 💜
So the story goes anyway!😂 The candles are really cool idea and all the planting of trees is wonderful! Bringing the place back to life and the way it used to look like and be farmed is absolutely my thing! Pity you're so far away!
Looks amazing. I hope it goes well! Imagine this... Mrs. Crocrombe: Today Lord and Lady Baybrook are going for a visit Boscobel and I'm packing a lunch for them and I was invited as well... now this isn't a place where peasants are welcome, so that is why I'm preparing something in advance for Marianne and the others while I'm gone... for this recipe you will need... 😳
That sounds amazing.. I'm in the US.. Whenever I get to visit England, I'd love to see that. I absolutely love history!
Hi how are you doing my friend
@@christiandonaldson31 considering i came down with covid, I haven't been very well. But I'm getting there.. thanks for asking 🙂
@@Angie-GoneSoon I’m glad you are getting better , where are you texting from ?
@@Angie-GoneSoon Hey, how are you and the weather there?
@@frankrobert4897 I was here but you were gone. Now I'm gone, and you're here! 😊
I love the interactive bit - it looks really well done.
This place is on my bucket list!
That is so well thought out! It sounds glorious and I can't wait to cross the pond and visit.
Hi Anne
Hey, how are you and where are you from?
Coping with the crazies in Florida, USA!
@@Anne--Marie hope you are safe from the virus
@@Anne--Marie Aww, yeah I understand and it’s highly rough here in Irish Sea
Looking forward to using our membership again. When we can we'll have a weekend away that takes in Boscobel House and The Royal Oak.
How would you like to make and accumulate up to $50k. I just made $7000 today
Been there in the mid nineties . Took part in a civil war reenactment group "the siege group " and met a really sweet english heritage guide.
Beautiful place , good memories
Amazing! Would love to visit!
Reminds me of the novel "Wickham's Second Attempt"...there is a mention of Pemberley hosting Charles the Second when the king is detained in Derbyshire. So interesting that this was similar to an actual historical event!
This is awesome! I’d love to go there! Love the idea of the candle triggering things. So neat!
Hello dear
Wonderfully done, the candle tour device is brilliant!
So beautiful
I am about 1/4 English, so it would be cool to visit there someday!
Hey, how are you and where are you from?
Wundervoll 💕💕💕💕
Looks a lovely place. I want to go.
Oh wow!
When international touristry resumes (which I dearly hope it soon will,) I would LOVE to visit Boscobel House. It looks very interesting and so beautiful. I’m particularly impressed with how tasteful the restorations and additions look - not tacky like many tourist attractions tend to be!
Stay happy and healthy everyone 💛
Chaq x Brisbane, Australia.
Love the candle idea.
Loving the candles! What fun - Well done on all the hard work, it all looks magical
It sounds really great! We look forward to reacquainting ourselves with Boscobel very soon. Well done!
Love English Heritage! Great chanel
When I take my trip to England I’m making sure to visit!
This site looks absolutely lovely! I hope I can visit one day.
this channel is simply amazing, I love it
I assume the oak tree had more leaves on it. 'Oh, look at that enormous oigeon'.
I remember from a previous video they said the current tree isn't the original tree as the previous one had to be removed because it had diseased but they took a chunk of it and replanted this tree (something along those lines).
This looks so interesting! Time to plan a trip!
Very nice........
Woah so cool
Thank you for the video!
hallo its very nice , like
Hey, how are you and the weather there?
I would love to visit.
I want to go now!
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Wonderful!
For this video you will need....
I went there on a school trip
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This is So Epic 🌹
I want to go there.
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i want my house built like that
Wow . Is there a hotel nearby or something like it to stay with the family? For only a daytrip its a bit far from germany but looks like someting for the hollidays. You should have seen my sons face watching this .
So beautiful, can I meet a ghost in this building?
Wait,, that tree is the original tree from 500 years prior? Because it doesn’t look that old
If Charles had died at Boscabaol, it is unlikely that James, Duke of York would have been the subject of the restoration perhaps leading to one of Charles I'd daughters becoming Queen somewhat earlier, which might have short-circuited some interesting events.
At 2:53 does the speaker say “...this was a really *horrific* dairy farm...” ?! Or am I miss-hearing ‘prolific’?
Yeah prolific.
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Wondering if there are any concealed rooms and or corridors.
Are they red Oaks or white Oaks?
Can you write what you say cuz i dont understanding
but will Mrs Crocombe pop a visit 👀
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Ghosts seeing missus with the fake candle and mask like
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Indian come down Meadow
Is this the house in Sherlock Holmes story?
No, you're thinking of The Boscombe Valley Mystery, which is located in Herefordshire in the story
@@Ravenesque thank you I was curious. I don't pretend to be a Holmes scholar. Just sounded similar.
You may also be thinking of "The Musgrave Ritual", which involves both an old tree and historical events around Charles the Second.
@@erinmoore8987 Exactly...I was reminded of that episode.
“hid in this very oak tree” [paraphrased a bit] is not true. It’s not the tree he hid in.
Saved by a recusant Catholic family and by a monk , Fr John Huddleston who would receive him into the Catholic Church Years later
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UK has got way too much money
Um...no?
So beautiful