👌👌Hi I am from India. I love England it's old buildings, churches, monuments, museum's, Nature I like its very much.it is the beautiful country I never visited England I watched it in RU-vid 👍👍good vedeo keep it up 👍👍
If you love all things English you should also watch Richard Vobes on the Bald Explorer as his focus is heritage & nature. So he shows lots ancient buildings & towns as well just takes walks through the English coumtryside.
Sakharam Magar There is alit if People From India own Small Shops In many city’s across the pond to Netherlands Amsterdam my Favorite There opened a Village Just for Alzheimer’s There have old movies Shops there can get what there want to eat for Tea time and no money exchanged I was luck to visit with a friend when it first opened The Alzheimer’s Have Great life every thing is Just like it was when there was young
Lovely Lovely Lovely!! If my children and grandchildren didn’t live in ltaly, (my ex husband is ltalian) l would love to live in one of these adorable small country villages in England! The essence of beauty and calm.
Many years ago i worked as a carpenter on the restoration of the Fox Talbot Museum in Lacock. My father worked just up the road in Melksham. However my birthplace is Bath...not too far away!
Another lovely video! If you don't do this professionally, you missed your true calling! Your panning technique is so smooth. Watching this was almost as good as being there!
Nice video. However, considering the numerous mentions of Lacock's use as a film location, you neglected to inform us of its pivotal role in the development of photography. William Fox Talbot invented the photographic negative while living in the Abbey.
I think a lot of the Midsummer Murder episodes were filmed in the English counties of Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire - although the parts of Oxfordshire that sit outside of the Cotswolds region. This was definitely a popular filming location for them, but I’m sure they also utilised many others parts of England as well. However there’s another show called “Agatha Raisin” that was actually set in Biddestone (Agatha’s house can be seen at 1:13), plus all of the episodes were shot in different villages and towns across the Cotswolds; including a couple in Lacock.
Very beautiful, natural, old-fashioned houses. Filled with trees, flowers, lawns, small pathways that infuse houses and flower gardens. It is a peaceful rural life. Far from the chaos ... but let's blame the quality of the pictures for a bit. I think you take pictures from a distance and then zoom the camera. Making the image shaking It is not clear and the image will be large and not realistic. But still thank you for bringing a beautiful video Come and let us see ...
Hi Lucy I think the first track was English Country Garden , another was Mysterious Sorrows , However not sure of other. I had them from You Tubes Audio Library.
Wow!👍💐💗🛵🍨🚲🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🚙🏡🚗⛽🏠🏡🚲🏡🛵🏡so.. peaceful, my dying wish is to move to London England, but I have a drug addicted husband & I will never get lucky enough to ever live my dream😢🙏please pray for me, pray that somehow, someway, Jesus will find a way for me... my heart just ackes seeing all these beautiful views... my dream is to one day permanently move to London, & live peacefully happy. Own my own home, rent the upstairs out to nice quiet people, go to the park & watch the Ducks on water, go see the Queen & my Cousins Prince William & Harry... sip a little Wine, have many relaxing days by a nice warm Fireplace sip a cup of Hot Chocolates, Hot Teas, Hot Coffees, & just enjoy life...
Yes, I'd always thought that Biddestone was a much prettier village than Lacock or Castle Combe. Can you correct the typo in the introduction? 'Biddistone' should be Biddestone.
Very pretty, but I would not want to live in one of those cold and draughty houses. I was brought up in the UK, and many of those old houses still have the old single paned windows and doors with big gaps.
I, think you are missing the whole point about these houses, villages, and town's. Modern properties do not have a fraction of the character or beauty of anything that you see on this video. Souless is one way of putting it when it comes to modern housing and living.
Michael Stevenson even when they build new in the UK, they seem to have the old style, which is fine, but with all the modern conveniences, and draught proofing and insulation, hopefully. Stone and brick homes are cold, and damp, to live in. After our wood frame homes here in Canada and every home having at least double thermal panes, I know and have felt the difference. Also why the Brits are always complaining about the cost of heating a UK home.
Just found this film ,it’s beautifully made and shows some of the loveliest houses.I live in Wiltshire and it is a lovely county. Thankyou for showing it.🐝🦋🥰🌸🪻🌺🌹🦌🐇🐎🦉🐕🦺🦆🥀🦋🐝x
