We Visit The UK's Most Beautiful Town AT CHRISTMAS ☃️ 

You guys are hysterical.... Love the 1970s Christmas.

Ooh Rye looks so gorgeous! I’ve never even heard of it before.

I love this video, it takes me back to Christmases past.

Great video boys. You certainly know how to make an old man feel even older!! When you said that you were not around in the 70s, I thought blimey, that was not that long ago, then I stopped to think, 1970 was over 53 years ago!! Where has all that time gone...

Happy Holidays, guys, from Rock Hill, SC in the states. I sure enjoyed this vlog. I grew up in the 70's, so this brought so many memories back.

I was in my 20s in the 70s, so all that in the house was familiar to me. Tangerines and coconuts were stocking fillers in the 50s. The bathroom , I used to have an avocado bathroom suite. Decorations, we all made by hand until about 1980. I really enjoyed your National trust video part, baby!! 😂

Wow.

An Elf hazard! Seeing the traditional christmas was so cool it was just like going to my nanas haha. The race looked so fun xx

Hi. Just wanted to wish you both and your families a very happy Christmas and a happy healthy New Year. Thank you for all the videos which so many of us really enjoy. Look forward to seeing your videos in 2024. xx🤩🤩

Brilliant video, thank you, it put a smile on my face, loved the NT house, I was born in 1960 so lots looked really familiar. Have a wonderful Christmas 🎄

Rye is a pretty town anytime of year, but Christmas is so magical it makes it special. Never knew about the races, what were they running with???? That bathroom was very green wasn't it? We had an avocado coloured suite in the day of coloured bathrooms. Now we have 2 bathrooms, both just white. Lovely video as ever. Thanks lads.😉😉

That looked like a fun day!

ooh you been up the road again....

We need Jempsons over the pond. Btw love the longer format.

ooh yes good old jempsons

I liked it a lot so I was able to enjoy it very much. thank you

Well hello Boys , thank you for showing us around ,Rye is totally beautiful ,what a joy to watch this ,I loved it in summer ,but oh how lovely with sll the christmas decorations ,stunning.greetings from Hamburg😍

good video boys

When we moved into this house here *points* in 1987- the 70’s theme was evident as the hall was decorated with wallpaper bearing brown, cream and beige triangles and fleur de lis shapes, that had no designated pattern base - it was hideous……and the bathroom indeed bore an avocado coloured suite - sink, bath and toilet with an avocado green carpet on the floor (there are no words to describe the essence of “spilled human excess waste from the male of the specie” from the area around the toilet that wavered in the air when the carpet, quite literally sticking to the floor, was pulled up 😳😵‍💫😱🤢 but that’s not what you asked, sorry! 😄 When I was a child, in the 60’s, living with my parents and two sisters, it was always “my job” to make the Christmas decoration chains, by having to lick one of the sticky ends of a coloured paper rectangles, bought from the Christmas section of Woolworths in Woolwich and link them up. It was not fun, more of a punishment chore. My mum did not like me licking the sticky end so would give me a damp J Cloth to wipe over the glue area, but I just it wet too much making the paper rectangle UNsticky so there would be a pile of soaked and unusable coloured strips sitting on the table and a paper chain with about 4 or 5 completed links…..not quite enough to cross a living room ceiling 😉and my two sisters grumbling because they could not hang them up. I would get bored doing it and sit there sulking licking and sticking, until there were no strips left to chain. The thing is,this pointless decorative exercise was recreated every year - in the vain hope that our house would be a Christmas decorative dream…. Hey ho! 😂 I can remember that we had crepe paper chains that you pulled open and outwards, which would measure about 6foot . They would be strung across the ceiling, having been fixed to the top of the wall with cheap sellotape, but of course the gravity affecting heavy paper chain v cheap sellotape meant that after carefully sticking them up, by the next day the chains would be decorating the living room carpet. My mum would threaten that “if one falls down, it stays down” but they did go back up again! It was a fun video and lovely to see the Rye town folks having a fun day out. Happy Christmas J&J xx