Escape to the Country Season 17 Episode 3: South Somerset (2016) | FULL EPISODE 

Unfortunately some people either lack the. Is ion, or lack the skills to complete what is for the rest of us an easy project.

Bingo. When she said it lacked character and he said it looked like a hotel room I just rolled my eyes. It’s someone else’s FURNITURE in that room. They can decorate it how they like and add character.

Because that's what's on the market now? Plus people often can only get other "non-negotiables" in a semi-detached.

Why so emotional?

I think the feel of the surrounding area of the first house is very suburban, the garden is closed off with high hedges, surrounded by houses...you don't feel you are in the country although the inside of the house is lovely. As the couple are moving from London to the country, they want a country feel..the pub a walk away, a view of fields....they said they were not in a hurry and wanted to find the perfect place rather than the perfect house.

@@pomme800they said in a village 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️. It was in a village. And believe me for most in the UK that was a decent sized garden and a huge home.

@@xr6lad The garden was claustrophobic with the exceedingly high hedges so no countryside views, they could have been anywhere... I did not comment on the house except to say it was lovely and did not comment on the size of the garden.any village will do as long as it's a village? really ? you're easy to please... 🙄

@@pomme800the garden was hardly small and let’s face it, it was huge compared to 90% of the gardens back in London. And when I last checked hedges can be pruned. I just did with my property 👍- cut them back in height by half. Voila - sun and less hemmed in. Not only was the garden a reasonably large, size there was also a significant portion in the front as well as it was set back. Oh and as they wanted to be in a village; here comes the surprise bit, usually means you are surrounded by other homes and don’t have much of a view of the countryside - unless your on a hill and the house at the very top of the village.

Try Marijuana muffins It’s taste good😂😂

Ceilings is spelt like this

@@tinahasapis1085 thank you - I'm not a native spender 😉

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Noooo

Yes. UK houses often seem like rabbit warrens to me. I think it goes back to poor or no central heating. They shut off rooms they are not in at the moment, I guess.

Thats why U.S. homes are hard to hear or cool? You can’t shut areas off and only heat/cool those being used. Plus why do you want to hear the noise in the kitchen while you’re relaxing in the lounge? Or have a TV on in the lounge and hear the TV in the family room?

I never thought I'd ever read the phrase "lovely cockney accents". Oddly they don't sound as east end as anyone I've known in real life from the east end.

The oldest pumpkin seeds ever found were in Mexico, so there's a chance the plant could have made its way to islands. But yeah, I kind of blinked when I heard that too.