All Creatures Great and Small 

The Post Box isn't real. Put there just for filming!

Think you might be referring to one lower down which is rectangular and is real but not used in the scene. Only top part of Grassington Market Square is 'dressed' for filming. The circular fake box at the top does have the King's crown on it! Hope this helps.

@@PeterEllwood That's the one. They *have* dressed the shop next to it on the right, but not the wine shop on the left, so I assume they'll have to be careful to keep the postbox out of shot.

@@PeterEllwood The one with E:R on it ? For a series set in the 1930's ?

@@Kevin-mx1vi That box is well out of shot. The episode 2 (series 3) shows James and Helen returning to Skeldale after honeymoon. It shows the Rover at the top of Market sq for about 4 seconds. The ER box is no where near the short sequence filmed at the top. This is where actors Nicholas and Rachel set off from for filming. They did about 7 or 8 takes each time Nich Ralph would reverse back down the hill near to where the ER box. The shop on the right was not dressed, its always like that! As I said the circular box at the top which is in the scene is placed there as a orop and does have the King's crown on it!

Hopefully!

I believe it is a 1935 Rover 12 Tourer (HS 8245). You can google it. There is a website that identifies the vehicles used in the programme.

Tuesday 22nd. It was the last day of filming until June. Not sure of exact dates yet.

@@PeterEllwood thanks Peter. We arrived on the 26th for a few days break. Would have been a delight to see that but just missed it.

That's the role that Tristan plays from the All Creatures Series. The Tristan from the last series, years ago, was really arrogant. This Tristan plays it fairly mild, I thought so anyway. Great Series, looking forward to it again.

The original Tristan could be a real “unit.” I remember an episode where James takes Helen to an expensive restaurant for dinner and they’re having a great time. And, then Tristan calls the restaurant, pretending to be a farmer, who needs James desperately to save one of his farm animals, thereby ruining James and Helen’s extremely enjoyable evening together. I think James eventually “repays” Tristan’s “kindness.”

@@joeherleth9274 He is great. so funny. I love him.

He's my favorite character, I probably wouldn't like it as much as I do without him.

I love Tristan, he's my favourite character, James is my next, then siegfried, though they're all very good. I find Helen bossy, I don't know what James sees in her actually.