Hello my friend! It's great trip video! It's wonderful shots! Very beautiful street view! I really like it! And very interesting! And It's nice quality video! Thank you for sharing! Have a nice day!
Dear Honorables Carol and Derek. It was very kind of you to give me possible to look this Brilliant video. I gratitude your for this. Save God your bright Souls!
Thank you, glad you liked it. The more we film the more we are learning about the city. Have a great nights sleep, and let’s see what tomorrow brings. 🌈👍🙏
Thanks for watching, because you did we popped over to your place so you have another subscriber now. You have better success at night footage than we do. 👍🌈🙏🎥
Lovely to see . Lived and worked in that beautiful city for 25 years before moving to Australia and apart from 2.5 years in the late seventies have never got back home. I still say home because you never miss the city of birth and the lovely countryside of Worcestershire. Thank you for giving me an insight into the changing face of my home town.
Thanks for the upload. I like your videos very much so. Nice collage accompanied with music. Very beautiful part of the world. Pleased to live in the county.
Never been to Worcestershire and take for granted the incredible places in England, on our doorstep steeped in history. The plaque at 06:57 is proof of how old the history dates back. Beautiful!!
Glad you enjoyed it. We have made a few on Worcester. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment it makes our little hobby seem worthwhile. Thank you 🙏
Wonderful city . Beautiful architecture.. Lovely music..im never been there. i hope corona go away i will be there for sure. Enjoy the city dear gretting from🇳🇱🌸
Hi ! Thanks for this spectacular tour of your City, it’s characterful architecture, beautiful detail and snippets of the history. We know and love, Wells, Bath, Salisbury, London, Brighton, York and Durham ! Your representations of Worcester has moved it to the top of our list of English places to visit !! 😊 Cheers Don
You still can’t beat London or York. Worcester is to fragmented. The 1960’s housing projects demolished many old houses in England. Still not snowing here just cold 🥶 . 🌈🙏
Very beautiful! I am planning to move to Worcester from the USA in September to start at the university there. This video was very helpful in helping me see what the city is like amidst lockdown/the pandemic. Still seems peaceful and beautiful!
You are on the other side of the river with views of the city, and (perhaps because of the enlarged university) you have acquired a new railway station, which is very unusual ! The area is called St Johns, the equivalent of Southwark to the City of London (but not particularly old) .
Yes, it was. But it has now been damaged perhaps beyond repair by the ridiculous government edict of ''lockdown''. This will never be the Worcester we all loved - a lively, bustling, vibrant place, full of friendly and hopeful people. But we hope that you can find something to love in what's left of it.
What a most delightful, enchanting, nostalgic and informative way to have spent those 12+ minutes of my day. Thank you once again for this treat. I'm smiling. ❤️👍🎥🙋♀️🙏
Good stuff, very nice presentation for a historical walking tour. I love to see that old English architecture, quite a contrast with betting and vape shops but that's England for you!
You forgot the fast food places🤣. The history from some of our towns and cities is still there, but sometimes you have to look for it. Thanks for your support. Keep safe and keep filming 🎥🌈👍🙏
Wow! I am officially in love with this city. It is incredibly beautiful with the architecture and history! I don’t know what I liked best... probably the timber frame houses stepped out on each floor to increase floor space (and undoubtedly to save tax money)
We are lucky living in the city. Thank you for your support. Don’t you think that in making these videos we all tend to see things the if we didn’t have a camera in hand we would miss? Thanks guys 👍🌈🙏
I understood that the stepped floor construction was before how to make vertical construction. Alternatively so when you emptied your chamber pot out of the window in went into street and not down walls.
@@Brian3989 now that I never knew that. There are so many small facts about our history that are fascinating. Thanks. We have filmed St Georges Square. We are so lucky living here. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment we do appreciate it 🌈👍🙏
Excellent video! I knew I had subscribed to you it was on my personal account 👍🏼looks like it was a nice day. I went out yesterday but it was overcast.
Slowly going insane. It is not conducive filming weather. Let’s hope we will get over this and have some normality back. Thanks Ben and keep safe and keep positive 🌈🙏👍
A lovely reminder of my schooldays in Worcester in the early 1950s. Is it still officially called "City of Worcester and County of the same City" as it was then? Quite a mouthful!
When I was there 1970-72 , it was still administratively a County Borough (similar to what would nowadays be called a "unitary authority"), and it was JUST big enough to pull this off satisfactorily, but only just. Hereford was not. As a student of Education, I marvelled at the ingenuity of 12 year-old boys with "circuit boards" at what I think was called the Royal Grammar School, which I suspect is where you might have been. Or were you at the posher Cathedral school ? Hereford was too small to have both, it was a disaster in Hereford, where I did a term of teaching practice. Also, surprisingly, the suburbs of Hereford are like Kidderminster, where I did some teaching practice too. The lesser Hereford grammar school was in these suburbs. So sad !
Another beautiful one. We so often hear the Introduction and Allegro trotted out against a background of the Malvern Hills, but Elgar did after all start his career in Worcester before retiring to Malvern, and it works very well in your video.When we were first married we used to live in Great Malvern and went into Worcester almost every Saturday for two years, but I have scarcely been back to Worcester for 50 years. I am surprised to find it is better (according to you, anyway) ! Pedestrianisation helps, but there seem to be more timbered buildings than before ! Perhaps some old but rendered buildings have exposed their timbers (which has happened a little in Cambridge and Oxford, which never had so many to start with). Also, you have probably found streets we were not aware of . You have done a very good job. The Guildhall is indescribably beautiful and you have done it justice, BUT you could have shown a lot more of the Cathedral (with the tomb of KING JOHN), and indeed the churches. Even a glimpse of the curious railway stations. In the old days, we were surprised that the small town and city of Malvern and Worcester boasted four railway stations between them, but now there are five ! One is near the Worcester sauce factory, famous to your customers all over the world. When I lived near Worcester, and came in on the bridge across the river, I liked to think of it as 17th century London, lost for ever to the Great Fire. It must be about the same size. But Worcester, like even Gloucester (which has a much finer cathedral) is not really a tourist attraction, and it bears out a comment I made on Glastonbury. So does your video of Moreton-in-Marsh, which is not a spectacular town either. I said that Glastonbury, much appreciated by viewers to my surprise, was really (apart from its "weirdness") quite an ordinary town like many others nearby or elsewhere, but by going a bit further east or north one could find basically similar towns with interesting timbering and stonework thrown in. Your Worcester and your Moreton-in-Marsh illustrate that very well. I shall watch more of your work.
Know what you mean, but when we film we try to not show the parked cars, rubbish bins, and the abundance of signage. We have filmed the cathedral, but now we know a little more about videography, we may try to film another. Thanks 🙏 for your comment we really appreciate it 🙏👍
@@CarolandDerek When I wrote this, I did not realise that you had done the Cathedral separately, and indeed several videos on both Worcester and Malvern. Sorry ! But this is a very general one, and I still think you could have included a little more of the Cathedral. You have done so many ! I have done 18 now, it grows on you. BUT THEY ARE NOT ALL SOMERSET AS SOME PEOPLE SEEM TO ASSUME !!! In fact, only one has pictures of Somerset at all (the Exmoor one, which is a peculiarity thanks to my brother-in-law). The others are mostly "Somerset music" but with a totally unconnected "region" to guess, some in Britain but mostly abroad. Some are very easy , but some are a real challenge. I throw down my glove.
Very good video, I have been there a lot (I am from the Netherlands, Rotterdam myself) and had friends there, unfortunately they passed away. Very beautiful city. I still see them walking around with those terrible mouth caps. Fortunately, this is now over and we are going to a completely different world. How do I know, well I'm from another time. Time travel exists, but you have yet to find out. Just like many things that have been kept from you. Have fun and enjoy it soon.
Your videos deserve more views. Easier to look at the buildings at present with few people around. One error I noticed, church on corner of Fish Street is St Helens. All Saints is at lower end of Deansway.
Yes that has been pointed out. The trouble is the only way to correct it is to delete the video and take another. Think we may do that. Thank you for your lovely comment it is a hobby Carol and I can do together. Because We can only go local it has made us look closer at what we walk past every week. Thank you again Brian and keep safe 🌈🙏👍
The buildings and architecture are so unique. Looks like a lovely day for a stroll. Also, the music for this video is awesome.. where do you guys get your music??
Yes it is, sometimes people don’t respect what they have or don’t have the time or money. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment, we really appreciated it. Making these little videos forced us to be more observant. Keep safe wherever you are in this world 🌎
At the moment we are in lockdown unable to get out to film. This may go on for a while and we try to make two videos public a week. So have some in the can ready. Also it sometimes takes UA-cam days to process the video up to 4K quality. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Hope that explains why, 🌈👍🎥
We did have a city youth Centre fully equipped with a skate park, and another skate park was invested into at Perdiswell. Youth Centre ironically is called children first ( a dubious charity) and is closed. Perdiswell skate park, neglected. So here we see kids using Elgar as their inspiration !
I studied there when it was the humble "Collge of Education", I don't think it was even "of Further Education", and its degrees etc had to be issued by Birmingham University. I wanted a Postgraduate Certificate of Education. They are very good at that, partly because of the excellent schools available locally (including in Malvern) for teaching practice.
Hello my friend! It's great trip video! It's wonderful shots! Very beautiful street view! I really like it! And very interesting!
And It's nice quality video! Thank you for sharing! Have a nice day!
You too and keep safe wherever you are in this world 👍🙏🌈
Dear Honorables Carol and Derek. It was very kind of you to give me possible to look this Brilliant video. I gratitude your for this. Save God your bright Souls!
Thank you for your kind words. Keep safe wherever you are in this world 🌎
Lovely music.......amazing city......and SOMEONE is wearing a lovely rust coat! Very enjoyable. (Must finish this evening)
Thank you, glad you liked it. The more we film the more we are learning about the city. Have a great nights sleep, and let’s see what tomorrow brings. 🌈👍🙏
Worcester is such a lovely city, after this video I will definitely visit. Beautiful video! I love the informative caption & the music
Thanks as always for your encouragement and support we do appreciate it 🌈🙏👍
Enjoyed seeing the old Victorian architecture and the black and white Tudor style. Such a lovely historic town!
We are lucky living here thanks 🙏
nice video - Worcester looks worth a visit. Thanks for the share. :-)
That is a compliment, thank you. We have just popped over to your channel and subbed, very impressed 🌈🙏👍🎥 keep safe and keep filming 🎥
Lovely ☺️ video. Beautiful place. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching, because you did we popped over to your place so you have another subscriber now. You have better success at night footage than we do. 👍🌈🙏🎥
Very beautiful images of the city and excellent quality! Like and full watch from Palma de Mallorca Spain!
Thank you, how is it over there at the moment?
You are lucky to be able to stay locally and film such a pretty little town 👍👍👍👍
We are very lucky living where we do. Thanks for your support 🌈🙏👍
Lovely to see . Lived and worked in that beautiful city for 25 years before moving to Australia and apart from 2.5 years in the late seventies have never got back home. I still say home because you never miss the city of birth and the lovely countryside of Worcestershire. Thank you for giving me an insight into the changing face of my home town.
Hope it bought back some lovely memories. 🙏 thanks for commenting it’s good to get feedback 🙏👍😉 It has expanded a lot.
Thanks for the upload. I like your videos very much so. Nice collage accompanied with music. Very beautiful part of the world. Pleased to live in the county.
We are lucky living where we here. Thanks for your support we do appreciate it 🌈👍🙏
Never been to Worcestershire and take for granted the incredible places in England, on our doorstep steeped in history.
The plaque at 06:57 is proof of how old the history dates back. Beautiful!!
Thanks once again for your encouragement and support 🙏👍
imagine walk there so beautiful city
I think your city is prettier. Thanks for your support 👍🙏🌈
Beautiful place!!
Thanks again for your support 🙏👍
Very moving with the music and with living in Worcester the faithful city really enjoyed the video thanks I need that uplifting video .🙂🙂🙂🙂
Glad you enjoyed it. We have made a few on Worcester. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment it makes our little hobby seem worthwhile. Thank you 🙏
Wonderful city . Beautiful architecture.. Lovely music..im never been there. i hope corona go away i will be there for sure. Enjoy the city dear gretting from🇳🇱🌸
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. We have subbed you 👍 keep safe and keep filming 🌈🙏👍
Hi ! Thanks for this spectacular tour of your City, it’s characterful architecture, beautiful detail and snippets of the history. We know and love, Wells, Bath, Salisbury, London, Brighton, York and Durham ! Your representations of Worcester has moved it to the top of our list of English places to visit !! 😊 Cheers Don
You still can’t beat London or York. Worcester is to fragmented. The 1960’s housing projects demolished many old houses in England. Still not snowing here just cold 🥶 . 🌈🙏
Hellos, thanks for supporting my channel! supporting yours back! I love England! Wish I could visit soon! Lovely vid.
Thanks we appreciate your support and 👍 life will get back to some sort of normality soon 🌈🙏👍
Very beautiful! I am planning to move to Worcester from the USA in September to start at the university there. This video was very helpful in helping me see what the city is like amidst lockdown/the pandemic. Still seems peaceful and beautiful!
First of all, thank you for watching, and we have a Worcester playlist. Wish you all the best in your studies 👍
same here..
You are on the other side of the river with views of the city, and (perhaps because of the enlarged university) you have acquired a new railway station, which is very unusual ! The area is called St Johns, the equivalent of Southwark to the City of London (but not particularly old) .
Yes, it was. But it has now been damaged perhaps beyond repair by the ridiculous government edict of ''lockdown''. This will never be the Worcester we all loved - a lively, bustling, vibrant place, full of friendly and hopeful people. But we hope that you can find something to love in what's left of it.
What a most delightful, enchanting, nostalgic and informative way to have spent those 12+ minutes of my day. Thank you once again for this treat. I'm smiling. ❤️👍🎥🙋♀️🙏
Some of the buildings are in need of some TLC. Thanks as always Derek & Carol 🌈🙏👍
Nice Video, there is a lot of history in this City. Really like some of the camera work too.
Thanks for watching and your kind words. We are lucky living here. Keep safe wherever you are in this world 🌎
nice shots, glad you caught it on a sunny day sat the moment all it does is rain. lol
And rain and rain. Thanks for your encouragement we need it at the moment. 🌈🎥🌈
@@CarolandDerek so true, and the snow as well, lol
Loving your videos, so well made and relaxing to watch 👍
We do try, as my teacher said all the time could do better. Thanks for your support we appreciate it 🌈🙏👍
Good stuff, very nice presentation for a historical walking tour. I love to see that old English architecture, quite a contrast with betting and vape shops but that's England for you!
You forgot the fast food places🤣. The history from some of our towns and cities is still there, but sometimes you have to look for it. Thanks for your support. Keep safe and keep filming 🎥🌈👍🙏
Wow! I am officially in love with this city. It is incredibly beautiful with the architecture and history! I don’t know what I liked best... probably the timber frame houses stepped out on each floor to increase floor space (and undoubtedly to save tax money)
We are lucky living in the city. Thank you for your support. Don’t you think that in making these videos we all tend to see things the if we didn’t have a camera in hand we would miss? Thanks guys 👍🌈🙏
I understood that the stepped floor construction was before how to make vertical construction. Alternatively so when you emptied your chamber pot out of the window in went into street and not down walls.
@@Brian3989 now that I never knew that. There are so many small facts about our history that are fascinating. Thanks. We have filmed St Georges Square. We are so lucky living here. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment we do appreciate it 🌈👍🙏
I've lived in Worcester my whole life: nearly 29 years! :)
You were 3 years old when we arrived and still love it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment we really appreciate it 🙏👍
Beautiful.
Thank you 🙏 for taking the time to comment, we must make another video on our home City. 👍 have a happy Christmas and wonderful New Year 🥂
Excellent video! I knew I had subscribed to you it was on my personal account 👍🏼looks like it was a nice day. I went out yesterday but it was overcast.
Slowly going insane. It is not conducive filming weather. Let’s hope we will get over this and have some normality back. Thanks Ben and keep safe and keep positive 🌈🙏👍
A lovely reminder of my schooldays in Worcester in the early 1950s. Is it still officially called "City of Worcester and County of the same City" as it was then? Quite a mouthful!
Yes it is. Hope we bought back some good memories 🙏
When I was there 1970-72 , it was still administratively a County Borough (similar to what would nowadays be called a "unitary authority"), and it was JUST big enough to pull this off satisfactorily, but only just. Hereford was not. As a student of Education, I marvelled at the ingenuity of 12 year-old boys with "circuit boards" at what I think was called the Royal Grammar School, which I suspect is where you might have been. Or were you at the posher Cathedral school ? Hereford was too small to have both, it was a disaster in Hereford, where I did a term of teaching practice. Also, surprisingly, the suburbs of Hereford are like Kidderminster, where I did some teaching practice too. The lesser Hereford grammar school was in these suburbs. So sad !
Another beautiful one. We so often hear the Introduction and Allegro trotted out against a background of the Malvern Hills, but Elgar did after all start his career in Worcester before retiring to Malvern, and it works very well in your video.When we were first married we used to live in Great Malvern and went into Worcester almost every Saturday for two years, but I have scarcely been back to Worcester for 50 years. I am surprised to find it is better (according to you, anyway) ! Pedestrianisation helps, but there seem to be more timbered buildings than before ! Perhaps some old but rendered buildings have exposed their timbers (which has happened a little in Cambridge and Oxford, which never had so many to start with). Also, you have probably found streets we were not aware of . You have done a very good job.
The Guildhall is indescribably beautiful and you have done it justice, BUT you could have shown a lot more of the Cathedral (with the tomb of KING JOHN), and indeed the churches. Even a glimpse of the curious railway stations. In the old days, we were surprised that the small town and city of Malvern and Worcester boasted four railway stations between them, but now there are five ! One is near the Worcester sauce factory, famous to your customers all over the world. When I lived near Worcester, and came in on the bridge across the river, I liked to think of it as 17th century London, lost for ever to the Great Fire. It must be about the same size.
But Worcester, like even Gloucester (which has a much finer cathedral) is not really a tourist attraction, and it bears out a comment I made on Glastonbury. So does your video of Moreton-in-Marsh, which is not a spectacular town either. I said that Glastonbury, much appreciated by viewers to my surprise, was really (apart from its "weirdness") quite an ordinary town like many others nearby or elsewhere, but by going a bit further east or north one could find basically similar towns with interesting timbering and stonework thrown in. Your Worcester and your Moreton-in-Marsh illustrate that very well. I shall watch more of your work.
Know what you mean, but when we film we try to not show the parked cars, rubbish bins, and the abundance of signage. We have filmed the cathedral, but now we know a little more about videography, we may try to film another. Thanks 🙏 for your comment we really appreciate it 🙏👍
@@CarolandDerek When I wrote this, I did not realise that you had done the Cathedral separately, and indeed several videos on both Worcester and Malvern. Sorry ! But this is a very general one, and I still think you could have included a little more of the Cathedral. You have done so many ! I have done 18 now, it grows on you. BUT THEY ARE NOT ALL SOMERSET AS SOME PEOPLE SEEM TO ASSUME !!! In fact, only one has pictures of Somerset at all (the Exmoor one, which is a peculiarity thanks to my brother-in-law). The others are mostly "Somerset music" but with a totally unconnected "region" to guess, some in Britain but mostly abroad. Some are very easy , but some are a real challenge. I throw down my glove.
@@mirpopolos6209 it has become a bit of a passion to get out and film and we love it. Hopefully we will be able to make many more 👍🙏
@@CarolandDerek You do it very well.
Very good video, I have been there a lot (I am from the Netherlands, Rotterdam myself) and had friends there, unfortunately they passed away. Very beautiful city. I still see them walking around with those terrible mouth caps. Fortunately, this is now over and we are going to a completely different world. How do I know, well I'm from another time. Time travel exists, but you have yet to find out. Just like many things that have been kept from you. Have fun and enjoy it soon.
Thank you 🙏 and Derek knows that time is an illusion. 👍 This world is changing and only this moment exists. Keep safe 😉😎
Your videos deserve more views. Easier to look at the buildings at present with few people around. One error I noticed, church on corner of Fish Street is St Helens. All Saints is at lower end of Deansway.
Yes that has been pointed out. The trouble is the only way to correct it is to delete the video and take another. Think we may do that. Thank you for your lovely comment it is a hobby Carol and I can do together. Because We can only go local it has made us look closer at what we walk past every week. Thank you again Brian and keep safe 🌈🙏👍
@@CarolandDerek Probably only the locals who would noticed you moved All Saints, let it be.
@@Brian3989 but now I know, so We will correct it somehow. 👍🤔 we will think of something 🌈
The buildings and architecture are so unique. Looks like a lovely day for a stroll. Also, the music for this video is awesome.. where do you guys get your music??
Thanks guys for your encouragement the music is from Musopen (www.musopen.org) and is Elgar Enigma variations, Op. 36. Keep safe 🙏👍
دوماانتم رايعون ممتازجدا
Thank you as always for your encouragement 🙏👍🌈
@@CarolandDerek اهلاوسهلابكم تحياتي لكم
Ye old faithful!
It's a shame the roofs and gutters are in disrepair on all these buildings
Yes it is, sometimes people don’t respect what they have or don’t have the time or money. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment, we really appreciated it. Making these little videos forced us to be more observant. Keep safe wherever you are in this world 🌎
Why unlisted, this is lovely?
At the moment we are in lockdown unable to get out to film. This may go on for a while and we try to make two videos public a week. So have some in the can ready. Also it sometimes takes UA-cam days to process the video up to 4K quality. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Hope that explains why, 🌈👍🎥
We did have a city youth Centre fully equipped with a skate park, and another skate park was invested into at Perdiswell.
Youth Centre ironically is called children first ( a dubious charity)
and is closed.
Perdiswell skate park, neglected.
So here we see kids using Elgar as their inspiration !
Where was that located in the city. Education is not just for school 👍🙏 thanks for commenting UA-cam is also a platform for discussion.
I studied there when it was the humble "Collge of Education", I don't think it was even "of Further Education", and its degrees etc had to be issued by Birmingham University. I wanted a Postgraduate Certificate of Education. They are very good at that, partly because of the excellent schools available locally (including in Malvern) for teaching practice.
Thanks again for your encouragement and comment. 👍🙏