Magical Medieval Canterbury Walking Tour

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In this video, Jessica takes you on a tour of historical Canterbury! NEXT TOUR: Edinburgh - • Edinburgh Walking Tour...
Located in the historic county of Kent, Canterbury is a charming medieval city boasting one of the finest cathedrals in the world. Join Jessica as she takes you down historic streets, shows you original medieval buildings, takes you through Canterbury Cathedral and showcases the historic highlights of this incredible location. The perfect day trip from London, this video will show you an ideal Canterbury itinerary.
Find out what was uncovered in Canterbury during the Blitz, where Queen Elizabeth I stayed when she visited, where Charles Dickens liked to drink and just what the monks and Canterbury Cathedral were selling to the city’s residents. See the site of the execution of ‘witches,’ locations mentioned in the iconic Canterbury Tales, a Victorian museum, and a monuments to two of the city’s most famous authors: Christopher Marlowe and Geoffrey Chaucer.
Come with Free Tours by Foot as roman ruins, medieval walls, ancient pubs, a beautiful river and a stunning Cathedral all come together to make this stunning and important city come to life!
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@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

In this video, Jessica takes you on a tour of historical Canterbury! NEXT TOUR: Edinburgh - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SVFplW8noao.html If you enjoyed this virtual London tour, then please consider leaving Jessica a Tip at buymeacoffee.com/JessicaGuide or www.paypal.com/paypalme/jessicatourguide. She is also available for private tours - just contact our Tour Manager: Margaret@FreeToursByFoot.Com And check out her channel - The Museum Guide: ru-vid.com.

@ColetteObrien-s5h Год назад

Thank you for a lovely journey 😊

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Glad that you enjoyed the video! If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual London tours ru-vid.comvideos. There is more where this came from.

@rachelanderson5025 Год назад

Was the chocolate good? What a lovely tour, thank you!

@lucianapennelli8514 10 месяцев назад

I made a trip to Canterbury in the late seventies ,an experience i will never forget. The town is a place that along with York and STRATFORD impressed me si much. The cathedral is a magnificent place testifying the christian heritage of the island. Greetings from ITALY

@ToursbyFootLondon 10 месяцев назад

Greetings back to you, Luciana!

@candicesantiago727 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Jessica!! Canterbury is beautiful. I loved Canterbury Cathedral. I am descend from The Black Prince's brother. The Red Prince John of Gaunt.

@ToursbyFootLondon 10 месяцев назад

We are so glad you enjoyed this one. And thank you for sharing!

@johnhickmott3929 11 месяцев назад

Love your enthusiasm. Great knowledge. Thank you for showing off my home city so beautifully and eloquently.

@ToursbyFootLondon 10 месяцев назад

Our pleasure, John. We are so glad you feel we did it justice :)

@eppityrrell8236 Год назад

Stunning beautiful England... have to go there some day 💕✨

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

We hope you do!

@manuelaelena8547 10 месяцев назад

a very interesting video thank you for your great job

@cijmo Год назад

Thank you for the tour! Very informative!

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@K3LLYMHENRY 3 месяца назад

Great tour! As always Jessica’s tours are always fun and informative. I absolutely want to go to Canterbury now! I’ve taken a private tour with her and she’s very well informed and takes the time to answer any questions you may have.

@ToursbyFootLondon 3 месяца назад

We are so glad you enjoyed your tour with Jessica and this video! :)

@karenjames2675 Год назад

I would love to see a Cathedral tour, please.

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Yours isn't the only request, Karen. It'll definitely be on our list :)

@yoonchongong8914 10 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@Bananaboogiebone Год назад

good tour video ,, very interesting , and i love fudge lol

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

Me too! 🤤

@iowawrek Год назад

Thanks!

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

Thank you!

@gilliancruise-johnston947 5 месяцев назад

Fantastic, Thank you!

@ToursbyFootLondon 5 месяцев назад

Glad that you enjoyed the video! If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual London tours ru-vid.comvideos. There is more where this came from.

@melissacoulter3996 Год назад

LOVE LOVE LOVE, then end with your face in the cut out! I love all of your tours and will watch anything you film! They are always so interesting! I adore all 3 of you ladies and one day when I get there Im going to take a tour from all 3!

@jamesscott7119 Год назад

Best tour of my city just one correction the butter market war memorial does include 2nd war heroes my uncles name Horace Scott is on it killed when his plane was shot down in 1943 but very informative video Rob Scott thank you

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Thanks for the extra info, James!

@TheSofres 3 месяца назад

My daughter went to Kent last year for 2 semesters so I went in April (2024) and stayed there for a few days. I got to see so many of these places and my daughter was my tour guide. She’s an archeology and history student. So i thoroughly enjoyed this episode.

@ToursbyFootLondon 3 месяца назад

We are so glad you enjoyed this one!

@moonshotsilver Год назад

I've lived here 16 years and learnt absolutely loads from your super informative tour. Many thanks 👍

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

We love it when the locals approve. Thank you! :)

@curlysue3620 9 месяцев назад

Me too. Learnt loads. From Littlebourne

@davidbarrett590 3 месяца назад

Really good - well done!

@ToursbyFootLondon 3 месяца назад

Glad you liked it, David!

@tri5ia Год назад

I live only 10 miles from Canterbury, but a worsening disability means I am now housebound and haven’t been there for years. It’s interesting to see the familiar streets, and how a lot of the shops have changed hands: eg, Prêt à Manger used to be Boots. It’s good to see a place I love so much. Thank you.

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

We are so glad to help you travel there virtually!

@tri5ia Год назад

@@ToursbyFootLondon Thank you.

@kategray9 4 месяца назад

In the basement of the old Boots is a very old well and residents are allowed to visit it.

@alexchoe114 9 месяцев назад

Very nice 👍🏻

@hayebina 9 месяцев назад

Amazing explanations! Thank you! :)

@ToursbyFootLondon 9 месяцев назад

Glad that you enjoyed the video! If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual London tours ru-vid.comvideos. There is more where this came from.

@RobbieRobRS 5 месяцев назад

I’ve lived in Canterbury all my life and learned things - thank you ❤

@ToursbyFootLondon 5 месяцев назад

Glad we could share something new with you, Robbie!

@KNIGHTSTEMPLAR13 3 месяца назад

I lived there for 6 months and couldn't wait to leave..

@lisawallace6182 9 месяцев назад

Fantastic, very interesting

@ToursbyFootLondon 9 месяцев назад

Glad that you enjoyed the video, Lisa! If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual London tours ru-vid.comvideos. There is more where this came from.

@stephaniemonteilh3240 Год назад

Thanks very much for this tour of Canterbury! Do you have a video tour of York?

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Not yet - but it is in the works!

@FoxRavan Год назад

I love Canterbury i remember going there with school and visting the Canterbury tales it scared me 🙈

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Hopefully our video was less frightening..!

@MargaretRandlett Год назад

This will sound dumb but I have to share it anyway. When I was growing up we read the Canterbury Tales in school. I live in New Hampshire in the the United States and we have a town here named Canterbury. For my entire childhood I thought the story was based on the town in our state (stupid childhood thinking, I know). When I learned this was about a place in London I was crushed but of course got over it. Being able to see this video and put a "face" to the actual city the story was based on was fantastic. Thank you so much for this tour. Free Tours By Foot is amazing.

@OneDarkMartian Год назад

Just FYI Canterbury isn’t in London, it’s in the county of Kent and it’s about an hours drive from London. It’s a beautiful city. I’m very lucky to be local. Hope you get to visit some day,

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Haha - what a sweet story! We are glad we were able to show you the real deal :)

@steverileyretired Год назад

Very Intresting, thank you

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

We are glad you liked this one, Steve :)

@levistubbs8949 Год назад

Canterbury seems a magical place plus the fact l seem to have a spiritual attraction to lovely older pubs !

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

You and me both!

@MrLetmein2011 4 месяца назад

I’m enjoying this video so much! I live in the UK and have decided to not travel abroad for a few years but visit places of interest and worship in the UK . I’m going to Canterbury next week.

@ToursbyFootLondon 4 месяца назад

We hope you have a fantastic time! If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual tours ru-vid.comvideos. There may be more places you'll want to visit in person :)

@writechick22 Год назад

Fascinating tour even with those editing goofs! 😊

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

We are both confused - what are the editing goofs? We can still fix them. :)

@writechick22 Год назад

@@TheMuseumGuide you gave directions for voice over at one point…and I believe you repeated yourself about the 13th century somewhere when describing a building…it wasn’t to emphasize, it was an error to cut one or the other reference out

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

@@writechick22 thank you!!!!

@Cecilia777100 4 месяца назад

Thank you Jessica. This tour was superb. Why haven't we been given your surname? More by you please. You are clear and concise and interesting.

@ToursbyFootLondon 4 месяца назад

Jessica has her own channel you might like, too! ru-vid.com

@kategray9 4 месяца назад

The crooked house used to be the tuck shop for King’s School, the oldest school in the country founded in 600 AD.

@caesomoningka Год назад

what a great tour with all the history. thank you Jessica ❤️

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

You're very welcome.

@alliekuma4234 Год назад

This was really fascinating! Thank you for the tour!

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Glad you liked this one, Allie!

@kristinepauwels4086 Год назад

Thank you so much.

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

You are most welcome, Kristine :)

@annemariebrandon7164 Год назад

Thank you Jessica!! Lovely tour with very interesting historical information. Will definitely check out your channel!

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

@leonorarobins3426 Год назад

Great tour!!! Thanks for the wonderful information ❤❤

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

You're very welcome!

@frankgunner8967 6 месяцев назад

I'll have to put this on my Becket list.

@ToursbyFootLondon 6 месяцев назад

Glad that you enjoyed the video, Frank! If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual London tours ru-vid.comvideos. There is more where this came from.

@EvaNemetKonc Год назад

Excellent video, thank you so much! ❤ I visited Canterbury 19 years ago, and again this year. Awe-inspiring, so much history!

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Glad we could take you back virtually, Eva!

@sabascaracas 3 месяца назад

The pilgrimage will be done after your inspirational comments about this town, thanks!

@KNIGHTSTEMPLAR13 3 месяца назад

What pilgrimage? Religion is dying a cold death thankfully and churches are shutting down because they can't even get 5 people through their door and that's why they are being converted into apartments But do you know 86% of all WARS have started over RELIGION?? And nothing good comes from it..

@ToursbyFootLondon 3 месяца назад

Glad that you enjoyed the video! If you haven't done so already, you can hopefully check out our back catalogue of virtual tours ru-vid.comvideos. There is more where this came from.

@ViN-kr3ri Год назад

Excellent tour. No waffle, just loads of useful information with great visuals. 60fps like Sinead does instead of 30fps would have been even better but still very good

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

Thanks - I think I have my camera set on 30fps because I normally film inside museums! I am one of those people who genuinely can't see the difference, so this is helpful. :)

@ViN-kr3ri Год назад

@@TheMuseumGuide Sinead does all of her museum tours at 60fps and you've also shot at 60fps before such as your British museum tour. The difference is really noticeable if you're watching on a television rather than a mobile device.

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

@@ViN-kr3ri thank you! I think I went to 30 on my videos because 60fps causes these weird wavy lines in the national gallery and other art galleries, so after a frantic google I changed over. But then I just remembered that I didn’t film this one- it was actually a professional! So I’m not sure what happened. But it’s great feedback. :)

@deborahroberts1854 Год назад

I was able to visit Canterbury in May and loved it. But I learned so much more from your tour! Thank you so much!

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Glad we could bring you something new, Deborah :)

@chuckcorris2392 Год назад

That was the first time I saw this gal give a tour. She did a fantastic job, and I love the historical information that she gave us. More of that type of tour would be greatly appreciated. I love this channel and I look forward to it every week. Ty

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

Thank you! I have about 7 or 8 videos on this channel - I guide for Free Tours by Foot, and I also have my own Channel, called The Museum Guide. :) www.youtube.com/@TheMuseumGuide/videos

@susanmcclain1965 Год назад

Thank you for an incredible, interesting & informative tour. England is a country rich in history... I love learning more about its past. Thanks again.

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

So glad you enjoyed it, Susan!

@MichelleBruce-lo4oc Год назад

Hi, awesome live history video I enjoyed it. How are you doing? I'm doing well. Your live history videos are always enjoyable. Have a great day see you next video 😊

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Always good to hear from you, Michelle!

@Aras012 Год назад

Happy 113k subs. I will watch it full by tomorrow morning, because it is past 11 pm here in the Philippines.

@fortunes_youtube Год назад

What a lovely tour with Jessica. I remember studying The Canterbury Tales for senior year in high school, now I finally got a taste of the city

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@madswansfan1 Год назад

I would love to see a more detailed tour of Canterbury Cathedral. It’s fascinating.

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

It's a true wonder. Thank you for watching!

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Never say never..!

@LK-zf2hd 9 месяцев назад

Thanks! If/when I get to 'cross the pond', I'll be contacting you for a right proper personal tour of this incredible town of Canterbury!

@ToursbyFootLondon 8 месяцев назад

We hope to see you soon!

@TaoistYang Год назад

Palace Street is just part of the King's Mile. :-)

@arriesone1 Год назад

A great, very interesting and informative tour Jessica, which makes me certainly intend to pay a visit to Canterbury in the not-too-distant future. What a lovely old town plus the fabulous cathedral. May those streets be forever preserved.

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

I agree! Thank you for watching.

@carolmurray5048 Год назад

Good job Jessica was there on my way from Calais France Hovercraft and train to London thanks for the memories

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

My uncle took that hovercraft on his teenaged backpacking trip from Canada! Thanks for watching.

@Nils_Martin Год назад

🌟

@Jason-cj3ih Год назад

Very good tour thank you ! I have a different take on 8:10 , The skull is to remind the student to always find time to practice dying ( transcendal meditation ) . The mosaic of the 3rd eye next to, is perfectly beautiful. Im loving these tours , I've never travelled to the capital !

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

We enjoyed hearing your take on that, Jason! Thanks for watching :)

@LK-zf2hd 9 месяцев назад

Great tour, thanks! And have a cuppa on me!

@ToursbyFootLondon 8 месяцев назад

Welcome! We are glad you found us :)

@LiamE69 Год назад

Invicta doesn't mean victory. It means unconquered or undefeated, which indeed they were. The Normans did not deafest Kent, rather they reached agreement by treaty. It is why pre Norman traditions, such as gavelkind, persisted in Kent until modern times. Oh forgot to say, loved the tour. Thanks Jessica.

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

You're very correct! Thank you for watching. :)

@juliej9999 Год назад

Great tour Jessica, very informative and well presented. I learn so much from these tours.

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Glad you liked this one, Julie :)

@tonys1636 Год назад

You may have noticed on the City's Coat of Arms some black birds with red beaks and legs, these are adult Chuffs, a member of the Crow family that were persecuted to extinction some 200 years ago. Farmers believed that they killed lambs but as a carrion species just fed on the carcasses. They are now flying again over the Kentish Downs as a few breeding pairs from Europe have been released to hopefully repopulate the area.

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

Fantastic! Thank you so much.

@kategray9 4 месяца назад

My late sister married her husband from Canterbury. Can’t remember if he was a Man of Kent or a Kentish Man. The middle of Canterbury is actually an island called Burr Island and he was born in a tiny house overlooking the river. I spent my holidays with my sister every year until she passed. Have a lot of family there. All Saints Lane is where he was born in one of the red brick cottages you can see in the video.

@ToursbyFootLondon 4 месяца назад

We love this - thank you for sharing!

@melissacoulter3996 Год назад

yea!! I'm laid up in bed and have Jessica on both channels to watch!

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

Hope you are feeling better soon, Melissa!

@johnoleary5293 Год назад

Such an interesting video, and so good to have a commentator who pronounces ‘mischievous’ correctly. I’ve visited Canterbury a couple of times and there’s always something new (or usually old!) that’s fascinating.

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

I think I might actually say it both ways, depending on who I am talking to! 😅 Thank you for watching.

@laurienewman6826 Год назад

The main Cathedral tower is known as 'Bell Harry' not Bell Henry.....Nice video, I've lived round the corner of Palace Street all my life so easy to get blasé about the history all around us.

@ToursbyFootLondon 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for the info, Laurie!

@TropicLuv Год назад

Amazing tour! The history is just incredible and you sure know your stuff! I will be in London in September, and I wish I had the time in my agenda to visit Canterbury.

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

You'll just have to visit it on your next trip ;)

@robwood6405 6 месяцев назад

Thank you! Informative and excellent. Well done!

@MrTorleon Месяц назад

Very well presented, with sufficient explanation of what we may be looking at, which is not always the case with other tours. May I suggest, when visiting the Cathedral, people should continue past the cloisters towards Kings School, were they can see ' The Norman Steps ' and as the name indicates, a part of the early Cathedral complex still standing. I might also suggest, whilst visitors are in Canterbury, they take a walk around the ruins of the St Augustine Monastery, an extremely important site of early manuscript production, and the burial site of many of early kings of Kent and members of the clergy, then walking a bit further up the hill to the church of St Martin, the oldest parish church in the English speaking world, and it`s association with Queen Bertha and King Ethelbert - well worth a look :) Thanks ever so much

@ToursbyFootLondon 14 дней назад

We are so glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for sharing your recommendations with us :)

@mikedavis2969 Год назад

👍

@Marli-o4g Год назад

Just a couple of things. Queen Bertha was already Christian when she came to the Kingdom of Kent as a Frankish princess to marry its pagan King, Ethelbert, in 580. She was commanded by Pope Gregory the Great to use her influence on her husband to aid Augustus of Canterbury to restore Christianity in 596 (Christianity had been one of the religions practiced during the Roman occupation). Also Thomas Beckett was not canonised by King Henry II of England. Popes canonise people and he was canonised by Pope Alexander III.

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

Thank you! Great corrections.

@brianbradley6744 6 месяцев назад

You forgot to mention that The High Street is one of three continuous streets running through the centre of Canterbury and that, despite being narrow (by US standards) it used to be the main London to Dover road (the A2). This now bypasses Canterbury completely. There is an RAC road sign near the Pilgrims Hospice pointing to London in one direction and to Dover in the other. Also double decker buses used to pass through the Westgate Towers but no longer (I suspect they got too big). For locals Canterbury is no longer the shopping centre it used to be, all the useful shops being located outside the city and replaced by coffee shops, tatty souvenier shops, closed shops (ie Nasons that you stood next to) and phone repair shops. And it's Bell Harry tower, not Bell Henry Tower.

@ToursbyFootLondon 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the additional info, Brian!

@cayleytomburgessharrystyle1381 Год назад

hello Jessica me and my mum we are going to be in countryside in England in late August and east London England in early September and we are going to be Windsor England

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

I definitely recommend Canterbury.

@lilpenny1982 Год назад

Did Cardinal Wolsey help build the Canterbury Cathedral or was it already built before he was alive??

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

It predates Wolsey, yes :)

@kategray9 4 месяца назад

Where you walk through the archway into the grounds the mason was annoyed so made a rude carving. My sister and I have never found it!

@brandyjean7015 Год назад

I knew that horses died in WWI... But 8 million equine deaths is mind boggling & horrifying. Journey on brave, loyal, companions. Journey on.

@ViN-kr3ri Год назад

Even more horrific was when the war ended the surviving horses were just shot

@brandyjean7015 Год назад

@@ViN-kr3ri there are very few who are less humane, than humanity.

@matthewwarner2091 Год назад

I was born & raised in Michigan. I’m a 52yr old man & I’ve always been curious about everything and I have a thirst for knowledge, so I love the different museums you visit! Unfortunately I’m sure I’ll never visit England but your videos take me there! Thank you!! If you’re ever in Michigan let me know 🤙🏼

@ToursbyFootLondon Год назад

So glad you enjoyed this, Matthew!

@bobmartin7399 3 месяца назад

Please note : "medieval" is pronounced with FOUR syllables.

@lookimyu 29 дней назад

FYI: Henry VIII didn't "found" the Church of England. "In November 1534, the Act of Supremacy formally abolished papal authority and declared Henry Supreme Head of the Church of England." (Wikipedia). The Church of England already existed!

@ToursbyFootLondon 14 дней назад

A fair point!

@parmindersinghsidhu4734 Год назад

So beautiful I would love to walk down old fashioned streets on a dark night in winter.

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

It gets dark at 4:30 in winter, so you don't have to stay out late! Thank you for watching.

@curlysue3620 9 месяцев назад

Walking it in Covid times was strange. Got some great photos as no one in the streets. Also went for private pray in Cathedral and it was only me and one volunteer.

@stephengraham5099 Год назад

Tudor isn't pronounced twoder. It is chewder The sound wasn't synchronised with her lips.

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

It is indeed pronounced Tudor with a Canadian accent - I would be putting on an fake English accent to say it Chewder, and that would sound bizarre - like Madonna when she married Guy Ritchie. ;)

@gwinniboots Год назад

There was such cruelty back then, that people didn’t seem to concern themselves about.

@stephengraham5099 Год назад

Her speech wasn't in sequence with her lips moving.😑

@Beverley617 Год назад

Thank you Jessica this was very informative and very interesting love the History!

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

You're very welcome!

@ThatIsJustCrazyTalk Год назад

Using the term “CE” is, to be nice, pandering and disingenuous. Why? Because the demarcation line of “Before the Common Era (BCE)” and “Common Era (CE)” is still the birth of Christ. BCE=BC and CE=AD. Please to using these ridiculous terms, they are insulting to everyone’s intelligence whether or not some people want to admit it. Also, this was a terrible job of editing, just well beneath this channel’s normal videos. 🤔

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

These are the preferred academic terms - BC and AD are no longer in use in academic settings.

@Marth281 Год назад

It will always be , BC & AD for me.

@TheMuseumGuide Год назад

@@Marth281 that’s absolutely fine- no one is forcing you to change. It’s personal preference (unless your university department has a style guide on the matter).

@ThatIsJustCrazyTalk Год назад

@@TheMuseumGuide Academia is no longer academia. It is indoctrinamia. They (indoctrinamia) no longer teach; hence, the term “indoctrinamia”. Just because the academicians says you should do something, should you? No, absolutely not. It’s ludicrous terminology out of indoctrinamia that’s got the world so fouled up. Words are no longer words, they are ways to hurt people who don’t think like they want you to think. Indoctrinamia is responsible for cancel culture and ALL other leftist hogwash. You do understand that the people who came up with this garbage are the pot smoking (not that there’s anything wrong with that), bomb throwing, hippy freak, anarchist, radical atheists of the 1960s, or their direct descendants don’t you? You do realize that one of the first things communists MUST do to take over the West is to destroy religion. The people that came up with this crap are ALL communists. So, I guess you’re a communist then.

@ThatIsJustCrazyTalk Год назад

@@TheMuseumGuide Hahahahahahaha. Think for yourself madam.

@XXX-xn1hh Год назад

it must be said, you look awesome !!!

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