Coughton Court & Alcester

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I explore the National Trust's Coughton Court estate in Warwickshire - its gardens, orchard, churches & park.
I also walk around Alcester.
Link to a video about the uncovered railway bridge in Alcester:
• The Alcester Railway -...
Link to Roy Edwards' channel:
/ @royedwards8713
#Coughton Court #Alcester

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3 сен 2021

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@CarolandDerek 2 года назад

Thanks again for a lovely video 👍🙏

@westcountrywanderings 2 года назад

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the comment & support 👍

@michaelpilling9659 2 года назад

Hello Paul - greetings from Poland You spoilt us today. What a fantastic video of a most beautiful house, gardens and parkland. Full of colour, family history and elegance. Yoiur cmarea work, commentary, historical facts and expalnation of what we were looking at made this visit unforgetable. Two churches of different denominations on the same estate - I guess this is rare if not unique. The visit to Alcester was a real bonus. such a beautiful unspoilt town full of old very well kept buildings. However, the best part of this video were your superb and impressive still photographs. Each vlog seems to me to get better and better as far as your camera work goes. This time you excelled yourself. Absolutley Brilliant! Thanks so much for taking me along - I loved it!

@westcountrywanderings 2 года назад

Hi Michael - yes, I hadn't been to Coughton Court before. Fascinating history to do with the Gunpowder Plot. A lovely garden. Thanks again, Paul 🙂👍

@DGBYRNE 2 года назад

Paul, A nostalgic trip back in time for me having lived in Alcester from 1991 to 1997. I often visited Coughton Court with the then young family. Great to see it hasn't changed much. I'm now living abroad but must get back to revisit in the future. Looking forward to viewing your Cotswold Way walk via Dursley too; my home town where I grew up in the 1960-70's. Excellent vlogs. Keep up the great work. Des

@westcountrywanderings 2 года назад

Thank you Des, and thanks for taking the time to write a lovely and nostalgic comment. Glad you like the videos and vlogs. I hope you enjoy the Cotswold Way video about Dursley (part 12) - I did try to include a little of the town's fascinating history. Thanks again, Paul.