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Watching this for a tall friend down under.

bad research George V reinstated all 8 men to the VC list in 1920 and not one since has had his medal taken away for any reason

So nowadays British a i the war economy again?!?? Some of the pensioners got less than that today

For pasta you could make gnocchi

My son is head pastry chef in a Canadian Michelin* restaurant, his favourite meal (which he always requests when coming home to France to visit) is for my corned beef pie 😁

Some of that rationing seems extremely questionable. Like how many fewer chickens laying eggs were there? Probably near zero. How many more eggs did soldiers get? Based on the food I've seen, not much more than normal, if any. Maybe a bit more was used to make rations, but not much more. And it has no industrial uses like grease, that I am aware of.

Don't reckon we have any blackthorn trees in Tennessee, but I'd bet a honey locust would be as good or better.

Great video thank you. Is there a percentage in weight that a stick should lose to give an indication of when it's ready?

There are some individuals who leave an incredible legacy of sacrifice and fortitude. John Cruickshank is one of them.

For preventing cracking on blackthorn I now use C.A glue successfully

Valiant effort I have to say 🧐🤙very entertaining 😎👏👏

It’s actually a very workable way to eat, I found.

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National cheese I can just about remember. It could have doubled up as soap. A fridge? you must be joking. More likely a meat safe, a cupboard in the pantry with a perforated zinc door to keep the flies out. That I do remember, from the mid 50s.

Really nice video

Underrated video!

If you used only butter this forced you to use lard and margarine You didn’t really have to change your life, just use more than the one fat

Hope you can sell some

Very interesting. Hope part 2 is on its way soon

toast cigars don’t burn it

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Wonderfully informative, and specially for a total novice! Thank you so much!

Many Churchillians consider Robert Hardy to be the best at embodying Churchill. His tour de force was the 1981 BBC TV series: Winston Churchill - The Wilderness Years (available here on UA-cam). There is also a lovely lecture by him on playing Churchill here: ua-cam.com/video/kcvpQ34XIOk/v-deo.html

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I never drink but man life would be so much better if i had a staff like Churchill did. Imagine how nice itd be to have your coffee, breakfast ready for you. Clothes cleaned, pressed. Driven around. Someone fetches all the daily papers for you to read in bed. May sound like a im lazy but i just hate doing these little tasks in order to get the desired outcome. Be nice to get the outcone without having to do the task lol

Rations varied during the war, it was not a static thing. One year, sadly I can't remember which one, adults only got 28 in the whole YEAR. For me, the tea ration would have been the most difficult, I couldn't even have a decent cup of tea every day with the weekly ration.

One day there will be a definitive Norse Viking age RPG immersive and historically accurate and it will be a good day

Great video. When I first started listening I thought you were going to focus on the storyline, where you find a bit of poetic license. Like Ivarr dying in England instead of Ireland, for example, or Guthrum still in Wessex by 787. In any case, I think I enjoyed your comments all the more because they focus on the built world of the game. I have only one small quibble. Only with your #10. You failed to add the time crunch of the game into your calculations. Your speed calculations are based on our human clock. The animus clock works at a much faster rate. If you calculate speed being IRL distance X Animus clock, the actual speed of the longships is smaller than a real life longboat would've been. This is fair, since the game assumes you are doing all kinds of other stuff that you never see in the Animus representation. Thanks again, for taking the time to put together the video!

Greetings across the pond! Actually, the powdered eggs came from us the Americans in order to transport them. We learned how to turn them into powder. We also introduced spam, which we absolutely hate in this country. It’s disgusting but at the time it was considered good at least over there in your neck of the woods. My Grandfather was a combat engineer. He made it back alive. He would tell us stories that when he would go through the streets over there that he would give his chocolate rations and hard candy from his army meal kits to the children and his cigarettes to the men and women as he did not smoke. Rations weren’t as strict here in United States as they were over there for you guys. I still have my grandparents ration books from the 1940s. I really don’t believe the generation today would survive on rations because they were brought up with having whatever they want and as much as they want plus I believe they would be rioting and killing over food. I am 60 now and even though I was born and raised in America, I came from a time when we did not have as much as the6 do today and appreciated the simple things in life. We also had our own gardens. The kids today have no idea what it is to go through what our grandparents did both here and over there during the war. This was a very interesting video and very educational and would be a great thing for the kids to watch in school…. God Bless ..

Now you have to do the "A day in the life of Hunter S. Thompson" challenge

Great video when’s part 2

I can live like this no problem. Should be new reality show🎉

I have watched several of these youtubes trying the match Churchill, they always fail to match the cigars and do better matching the alcohol. I bet Churrcrhill built up to his capacity.

Do you think he got up to pee and poop before staying in bed?

Portchester Castle didn't have it's characteristic stone cube until 13th Century

Brimclif Monastery is clearly Hayling Island and Portchester is in the wrong place.

14:37 Where's Chichester?

14:34 is what I have been waiting to see and my biggest issue with the game. Portchester on the River Arun and no Chichester and Portsmouth and Hayling Island and Kingley Vale

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Michael Caine left the Army and made the film Hamlet At Elsinore.

You would use powdered egg for baking.

Looks like the war effort really put the British people on a diet

Here in Bermuda, being as we're on an island in the middle of the Atlantic and ships could only come by rarely, food was strictly rationed by the government. My grandmother told us a story of a man who broke into a government warehouse and stole a huge sack of sugar. It was about the size of an adult male and too heavy to carry so the man dragged it behind him. However, he immediately accidentally tore a hole in it and the sugar leaked out, leaving a trail all the way to the man's house. All the constables had to do was follow the trail and it led them straight to him. We said "But Nan, didn't he notice that the sack was getting lighter?" and she said "No, criminals weren't too clever back then." We all had a good laugh 😂

Jam doesn't spoil if kept in the fridge.

It's not too far fetched to imagine why he drank the way he did. Life as a Prime Minister is probably stressful as it is without having to deal with the deadliest war the world has ever seen. I would be zoinked 24/7.

They shouldn't every have their vc taken away They were let down by the government 😢

Would be a very interesting " Tiktok Challenge " Wartime diet, weight loss program.

watching this in 2024 in New Zealand look at that amount of butter, lard, cheese and marge and think that's just unaffordable now. $5 of meat guess that's about two chicken drumsticks here.

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