I have recently found this on you tube. Live history I look forward to all in the future. Thank you for allowing so many invisible people to. Peek in to your every day lives..
for the cows: Janet, Jemma, Josie. Loved the 'treasure hunt' through the old drawer, and finding Grandfather's drawers in with the fine fabrics. And I agree-restore the tapestries!. Very enjorable vid
I am a museum collections care specialist who works in conservation and I would LOVE to come to Mapperton to help conserve and rehouse all of the wonderful historical things you have hidden throughout the house. Furniture, tapestries, paintings, and paper/ephemeral archives are my specialty. What a dream!
I think Mapperton NEEDS a museum collections CARE SPECIALIST like Michelle Jones. Especially one who works in the area of CONSERVATION. Ignorance is so dangerous if people just behave like impatient bulls at the gate and accidently cause fragile old paper to be ripped or precious items to be broken or harmed by human skin touching items when the person is NOT wearing white conservator's gloves.
@@AnnaAnnaTT from what I have seen, Julie, Luke, and Luke’s parents take the utmost care when engaging with all of the objects and works on paper. You can tell that they absolutely want to conserve the objects inside the manor. They use the proper book spine support when opening historical books, etc. There is a divide in conservation and curatorial about wearing white gloves while handling works on paper - some do and some don’t and both are accepted. Wearing white cotton gloves could actually hinder handling pages and you can accidentally tear or crease a page. I always use non-latex gloves that fit my hands very well to handle anything in the conservation studio - but we do have a paper conservator who doesn’t wear gloves at all. For most non profit entities in the arts and museum world, volunteers are a crucial part of caring for a collection - which they mentioned in their reply to me that they have wonderful volunteers at Mapperton. We are only seeing a small slice of life at Mapperton, please don’t be so harsh and quick to judge.
These two are hysterically funny - the husband/wife dynamic is so typical of a married couple after several years. Sort of exasperated affection and love.
Hey Julie and Luke, it is fun getting to see what was left behind by Luke’s ancestors in the drawers of old furniture. Maybe you could start a family tradition. Each generation creates a time capsule in a drawer for future generations to appreciate. Small items, letters, photos. Some things so that they can feel connected to you after you’re gone. Luke’s parents can start it. I’m really enjoying this video! Thank you for sharing!
I love how excited Julie gets about finding treasures in the house. I'd be exactly the same way, unashamedly. Look in all the drawers! I can't wait to see this.
I live in Virginia I just love watching your videos Julie you and Luke are a charming couple thank you so much for sharing your beautiful home. Love Angie
I’m sure everyone has mentioned by now but with the older antique drawers you lift up as you push back inside…either the wood has expanded over the centuries or the tracks are gone by now… so you just lift up from the front of the drawer and slowly push back… sometimes going lifting up and down… sounds silly and simple but ,y family had its of antiques and I swear that’s how we did it. And I suggest Jules for one, in hopes that Julie will get over her fear of cows! 😍
On top of the cabinet with the bugs is what looks like a Masonic bowl which may have significance. My father became a Mason after WWII. I loved poking through drawers every decade or so. I now live in a smaller apartment in New York City so Not nearly as much fun as the home I lived in for over 30 years. Sooo - now I can enjoy going through your drawers - virtually.
Julie, upholstering furniture can be quite easy really. Go to Paris, purchase fabric and do it yourself. Plenty of how to's on You Tube. I've done many. Don't spend thousands of pounds. You can do it! Take samples of the old fabric to match as well as you can.
Everything you find is such a treasure! Just beautiful. Julie’s enthusiasm is so infectious. Just adorable! Such fun. 😱 Julie never listens to Luke. I can’t wait to visit you both.
Love watching all the videos. I was able to visit Mapperton in 2011 and so enjoyed it. J names for your 3: Not sure Julie would like a cow named after her so, Jemma, Jasmine, and Jubilee.
It must be wonderful to live with the immense family history the Montegue's have enjoyed. Love poking through drawers myself, this was a funny, warm video. Thanks for taking us along!
I'd suggest getting a blank notebook. Then as you do a preliminary opening of drawers write down what's inside like if it's the tapestry piece. Or if it's Thomas the tank toys. Then you can go back through the notebook to make decisions on what to do with it & where to permanently put things.
And then archive the notebook. It would be a neat link for someone to find in a century or more, about the stuff they found from previous centuries, particularly when Julie found the panel from one of the tapestries. If she's able to restore them all during her time at Mapperton, that would be a really interesting bit.
@@celticlass8573 That's really good idea to archive it. They could even get one of those instant cameras & snap a photo of things to show what they found as it was found. Maybe one day they could even turn some of it into a book to sell in the gift shop. As well as show other things they've found or restored.
@@Nirrrina I think it's probably a strange balance for each generation, trying to decide what to archive about their stay at Mapperton. The big stuff is easy, of course archive about building the garden, or repairing the pool, or the re-wilding, but if you think from the perspective of someone in the future, the little things will also be of great interest, as they're an insight into everyday life. So your notebook idea might have things like how Thomas the Tank Engine book was found, a favourite of this child who used to read it under this tree, or winter mitts found in great-grandfather's former gun drawer, or chocolate from an Easter egg hunt hidden 15 years before.
Julie for those old quills for when they use to write letters & what not take them to be preserved in a shadow box to display them with a letter of the paper that was made in the day. With ribbons iother things to represent how a letter was written in the old days. With young people & the mass media that is ruling there life. This would be a reminder of before cell phones.
One of the cows should be named Julie, because Julie is so passionate about the re-wilding, including these cows, but prefers to appreciate them from afar. :)
Hi! I find so much joy in your channels! I’m 36 but there seems to be an old soul in here that finds connection with all of the history you protect! Some names for the girls- Janie, Jessie, and Jackie❤️
I just caught what you were saying hahaha they are both on their own program looking through those drawers. Cracked me up! He is a good sport with her. Such a cute relationship they have.
So exciting! I love finding little treasures like you have! Julie, I get just as excited as you do when I find something really old! I'm always looking for the dates and where they may have come from! You and Luke are great together!
That place is so beautiful. I am a huge history nerd so it would be incredible to visit a place like your beautiful home! Thank you for sharing with us! I love those gold frames on the pictures in the room you say are now open to the public. Design is gorgeous. One of many things I admire about the British is how they preserve their history and these historic homes, castles, manors ect..If I could choose anywhere in the world to visit England is 1st on my list! Great video you two.
I'm so happy watching you guys take on this task! We were unable to keep our family lake house we had for 60 years! Oh I wish I could've restored things!
Here's a thought: contact the folks over at "The Repair Shop". Stuck Drawers? Will could help. Upholstery? Sonnaz could help. Those people are true artists in fixing and restoring things. Bet they would love a chance to repair some things at Mapperton. And not only would they do a great job, but it would also provide a chance for a TV audience to see one of England's finest manner houses.
I am surprised you guys haven't applied for a grant for the fabric and furniture restoration work. I was watching a historical home show on UA-cam about people restoring old buildings in the UK and they always talk about grants the ones that were able to open their Home or Farm to the public were normally approved much easier than those that didn't. Although you could go with the Old timey American "Barn Raising" method too; maybe reach out to your local restoration folks and see if they will do it for free in exchange for y'all advertising for them on tour pamphlets and as a mention on the channel. I love this channel.
Wow, so many mysterious drawers.You never know what u will find.Julie, a little overwhelmed by projects to do! Don't worry, just put this ski gloves back in with the tapestries and worry about it later😜😜😜
Julie, to get the drawers in all those antiques to slide easy is to get what we call in the US, canning wax, it's a cube or cake of wax you can melt to use as a sealer when canning jams and such, take the cube, pull out the drawers, run the wax over the edges of the drawers, top bottoms and sides, and glides on the drawers, and any glides inside the body of the chest, anywhere the drawer would meet the inside of the chest... the wax allows the drawers to glide, I use wax at least 2 times a year, because where I live it is very humid and hot in the summer but dryer in the winter, the wood swells and shrinks with the seasons...you will be amazed at how well it works...I just slide the wax about 3 or 4 times over the edges and such, you also with that old furniture to to shut the drawers, stand exactly in front of the drawer, and use equal pressure on the ends to help the drawer stay straight while you are pushing gently, gently gently into the chest...I bout had a heart attack girl when you were trying to put that drawer back into that chest under the tapestry! I'm frankly surprised you didn't hear me scream all the way from Arkansas girl!!! I would have been in every piece there one month after I moved there looking and finding all the treasures...the problem is that place is full of all kinds of treasures! it is hard to pick a spot and search!!!
Sat on the edge of my seat as you two searched through drawers for hidden treasures! I felt like I was part of the investigation! So much fun! Thank you for taking us with you! Watching from Tennessee.
Julie’s excitement is contagious! Love the back and forth you both have. So interesting seeing what is left in the drawers from all those years ago - particularly they have junk drawers just like us!! PS Julie you’re looking fab today!
Dear Julie and Luke - If you ever have another chance to read a Siegfried Sassoon poem aloud, please do so! Sassoon is one of my favorite poets, and it was exciting to hear that he was a family friend. It would be fascinating if you could make a video about that friendship.
How incredible to see a house where the family has retained so many historical items. How funny to think of Luke having lived in the house all his life and having never looked in drawers 😂. It is great that Julie is sorting items out. 👍
Ohhhh your so lucky!!! I’d love to have such a wonderful treasure trove to run a muck in!!! ONLY SLOWLY, CAREFULLY and WITH COMPLETE IDENTIFICATION OF EACH ITEM. Oh you will have so much fun!
The thin coloured strips of 'crafting' wood are Spills for lighting fires and candles. They did get used for crafting , you could buy them in hardware stores
You’ve got to be kidding me!!! These are the names I immediately heard in my head and I was watching on my TV! I came on my phone specifically to post those names, but I said Janie instead. Josephine was the first name for me then Jewel. Janie took a bit but then stuck. I’m gobsmacked you have nearly the same exact ones!!! Luke take note! 📝 😆 🐮
My favorite thing to do when I was a kid, was to go through my Granny’s desk drawers. I always seemed to find something interesting every time I went through it.
Bombe drawers are the hardest drawers to shut. Lots of old candy,bugs, and miscellaneous. What a huge Jo’s sorting through all that. Julie will get it done. Yes, the bbq talk in the herd does make you think about animals and raising them for food rather than pets.
Jem, Julie for cow names. I love your estate and your videos. I am from Canada. On an Island. Prince Edward Island. Your show is very educational and fun to watch. Your enthusiasm that you and your husband get in these videos are a treat to watch. Thank you !!
just started to watch your channel. love it. you need to make a Mapperton Museum and empty all the drawers ; this stuff needs to be preserved and open to public.
In the barn where you store the extra furniture, etc. Check any drawers that might be out there. Cool this makes me want to go explore too. Thanks for sharing
Are these cattle related to the white cattle at Cadzow outside Lanark? I think that the Duke of Hamilton took some through to East Lothian, when they purchased Lennoxlove, after Hamilton Palace was demolished due to mining subsidence in 1920!
I just came across your wonderful You-Tube channels and I am sort of obsessed now! It’s fun and interesting getting a glimpse into your lives! I really can’t wait to visit the UK one day. I am from Southern California in the USA.
I know I keep saying this, but THIS episode has to be my favorite! Besides being SO excited about looking in drawers, I’d love to help name the heifers! My grandmother had 10 children, all of them with names beginning with the letter “J”! May I suggest my aunts’ names for namesakes: Joan, Joyce, Jacqueline, Judith, Jessica or Janet! Cheers, from Niagara Falls, NY💜
Luke was right, those were molars and your relative probably broke one on the almonds. The bug collection, donate to the nearest school. You might need a dehumidifier in your rooms since the walls are cold it stands to reason why some of the draw's are sticking.
Julie, you can put some talk powder in the drawers what's it called, the thing that slides the box bit inside. Helps with the opening and closing. Though I'm not sure if restaurers agree with me. lol
Oh no, hope the drawer opens up again?! ""The drawing room is where one with the drawers"' Love it, Luke. Great, way of putting it. o very exciting it has to be to go over all of the treasures found! Changes over the many years etc. Just love it. Both of you are such fun! Luke is such a jewel of information and remembers so many things from his years growing up with the family. Love to hear what he has to say. Julie worries alot and she is like me and wants everything done now. I do too, but found that it does not happen often as quickly as I want. It is hard. Julie that was the most lovely tapestry you found!! In such perfect condition. Just love it. One just never knows. I feel terrible Julie and undertand how you all feel. I would love to help with thigns, as it wil be so lovely once all refurbished! Beign part of it all would be nice. It can feel overwhelming, am sure. It wil get done I truly do beleive. I think only you and Luke maybe chan go through the drawers unless someone can write down exactly what they find, * If they know as maybe soem thigns only Luke wil remember? Also you are qquick to notice thigns" So I am not sure but maybe they can bu it would need to be kept track of very well. (candies thrown out. ) LOL
So much fun looking at drawers and spending part of your day at Mapperton! I would like to submit these names for the cows: Jacqueline, Joyce and Julie. I enjoyed the cows. Farming is an important part of the economy.
Sophie must be the most beautiful cow farmer in England.She looks like a model out of an ad campaign evoking country life but she is the real deal. Wow! Kate Moss,eat your heart out!
I have recently found this on you tube. Live history I look forward to all in the future. Thank you for allowing so many invisible people to. Peek in to your every day lives..
for the cows: Janet, Jemma, Josie. Loved the 'treasure hunt' through the old drawer, and finding Grandfather's drawers in with the fine fabrics. And I agree-restore the tapestries!. Very enjorable vid
I am a museum collections care specialist who works in conservation and I would LOVE to come to Mapperton to help conserve and rehouse all of the wonderful historical things you have hidden throughout the house. Furniture, tapestries, paintings, and paper/ephemeral archives are my specialty. What a dream!
Thank you! I do hope Luke & Julie Montagu note your offer. 🤞🏻
Thank you! We have some wonderful volunteers who help with archiving and conservation with the Earl of Sandwich!
@@MappertonLive that’s so good to hear!
I think Mapperton NEEDS a museum collections CARE SPECIALIST like Michelle Jones. Especially one who works in the area of CONSERVATION. Ignorance is so dangerous if people just behave like impatient bulls at the gate and accidently cause fragile old paper to be ripped or precious items to be broken or harmed by human skin touching items when the person is NOT wearing white conservator's gloves.
@@AnnaAnnaTT from what I have seen, Julie, Luke, and Luke’s parents take the utmost care when engaging with all of the objects and works on paper. You can tell that they absolutely want to conserve the objects inside the manor. They use the proper book spine support when opening historical books, etc.
There is a divide in conservation and curatorial about wearing white gloves while handling works on paper - some do and some don’t and both are accepted. Wearing white cotton gloves could actually hinder handling pages and you can accidentally tear or crease a page. I always use non-latex gloves that fit my hands very well to handle anything in the conservation studio - but we do have a paper conservator who doesn’t wear gloves at all.
For most non profit entities in the arts and museum world, volunteers are a crucial part of caring for a collection - which they mentioned in their reply to me that they have wonderful volunteers at Mapperton.
We are only seeing a small slice of life at Mapperton, please don’t be so harsh and quick to judge.
These two are hysterically funny - the husband/wife dynamic is so typical of a married couple after several years. Sort of exasperated affection and love.
I adore how natural Luke and Julie are. Especially their HAIR!!!
Loooooove how much the American Viscountess passionately cares about all this British history.
Hey Julie and Luke, it is fun getting to see what was left behind by Luke’s ancestors in the drawers of old furniture. Maybe you could start a family tradition. Each generation creates a time capsule in a drawer for future generations to appreciate. Small items, letters, photos. Some things so that they can feel connected to you after you’re gone. Luke’s parents can start it.
I’m really enjoying this video! Thank you for sharing!
When Lukes hair is extra wild, I know the video is going to be even better!
Julie's enthusiasm makes my day!!! 😍 Luke is so funny!!! 😄
I love how excited Julie gets about finding treasures in the house. I'd be exactly the same way, unashamedly. Look in all the drawers! I can't wait to see this.
I'd always be randomly opening drawers just so I could see what's there.
I'd be opening drawers on through midnight... with flashlight (torch) if necessary. The History in there is amazing!
Absolutely me too!
Only a true lover or history gets this excited by these finds. I love history and coming across these kinds of discoveries. Julie is a true historian.
I live in Virginia I just love watching your videos Julie you and Luke are a charming couple thank you so much for sharing your beautiful home. Love Angie
I love watching you and Luke together. I also feel your frustration of the constant repairs.
I’m sure everyone has mentioned by now but with the older antique drawers you lift up as you push back inside…either the wood has expanded over the centuries or the tracks are gone by now… so you just lift up from the front of the drawer and slowly push back… sometimes going lifting up and down… sounds silly and simple but ,y family had its of antiques and I swear that’s how we did it. And I suggest Jules for one, in hopes that Julie will get over her fear of cows! 😍
Yes, and it looked like he had the drawer going in crooked. I cringed when he forced the drawer closed.
On top of the cabinet with the bugs is what looks like a Masonic bowl which may have significance. My father became a Mason after WWII. I loved poking through drawers every decade or so. I now live in a smaller apartment in New York City so Not nearly as much fun as the home I lived in for over 30 years. Sooo - now I can enjoy going through your drawers - virtually.
I noticed that my father was a free Mason of the Scottish rite 33 degree. Wonderful traditional group.
Julie, upholstering furniture can be quite easy really. Go to Paris, purchase fabric and do it yourself. Plenty of how to's on You Tube. I've done many. Don't spend thousands of pounds. You can do it! Take samples of the old fabric to match as well as you can.
Wax on the runners will help the drawers slide.
Everything you find is such a treasure! Just beautiful. Julie’s enthusiasm is so infectious. Just adorable! Such fun. 😱 Julie never listens to Luke. I can’t wait to visit you both.
As someone obsessed with preserving old family stuff, I am shouting at my screen with the way they are handling these delicate items.
All things great and small...All things bright and beautiful.
Julie your enthusiasm for all things history of the family is so contagious. We love going along treasure hunting with you and Luke. Keep looking.💕
Love watching all the videos. I was able to visit Mapperton in 2011 and so enjoyed it. J names for your 3: Not sure Julie would like a cow named after her so, Jemma, Jasmine, and Jubilee.
Just do it! You must!
It must be wonderful to live with the immense family history the Montegue's have enjoyed. Love poking through drawers myself, this was a funny, warm video. Thanks for taking us along!
I'd suggest getting a blank notebook. Then as you do a preliminary opening of drawers write down what's inside like if it's the tapestry piece. Or if it's Thomas the tank toys.
Then you can go back through the notebook to make decisions on what to do with it & where to permanently put things.
And then archive the notebook. It would be a neat link for someone to find in a century or more, about the stuff they found from previous centuries, particularly when Julie found the panel from one of the tapestries. If she's able to restore them all during her time at Mapperton, that would be a really interesting bit.
@@celticlass8573 That's really good idea to archive it. They could even get one of those instant cameras & snap a photo of things to show what they found as it was found.
Maybe one day they could even turn some of it into a book to sell in the gift shop. As well as show other things they've found or restored.
@@Nirrrina I think it's probably a strange balance for each generation, trying to decide what to archive about their stay at Mapperton. The big stuff is easy, of course archive about building the garden, or repairing the pool, or the re-wilding, but if you think from the perspective of someone in the future, the little things will also be of great interest, as they're an insight into everyday life. So your notebook idea might have things like how Thomas the Tank Engine book was found, a favourite of this child who used to read it under this tree, or winter mitts found in great-grandfather's former gun drawer, or chocolate from an Easter egg hunt hidden 15 years before.
Julie for those old quills for when they use to write letters & what not take them to be preserved in a shadow box to display them with a letter of the paper that was made in the day. With ribbons iother things to represent how a letter was written in the old days. With young people & the mass media that is ruling there life. This would be a reminder of before cell phones.
One of the cows should be named Julie, because Julie is so passionate about the re-wilding, including these cows, but prefers to appreciate them from afar. :)
I agree and we all know how much she loves cows 🐄 ❤ 😊 she can't stay away from from them
Julie, Judith and Jewel I think….love cows….🥰🇦🇺
@@victoriaaconi uioi
Julie Jean and Jessie! Ha-ha!
Hi! I find so much joy in your channels! I’m 36 but there seems to be an old soul in here that finds connection with all of the history you protect! Some names for the girls- Janie, Jessie, and Jackie❤️
I love how Julie totally ignores what Luke is saying, and he’s fine with it! 😂
I just caught what you were saying hahaha they are both on their own program looking through those drawers. Cracked me up! He is a good sport with her. Such a cute relationship they have.
Oh ya like he's not there, so cool 😂 great relationship they have & he's fun my hubby wldnt b bothered
Of course he is. She wears the pants.
Of course, she married him because she was interested in his title and money, not his blabing
Wish she wouldn’t interrupt him constantly, he deserves some respect!
Brilliant 👏
So exciting! I love finding little treasures like you have! Julie, I get just as excited as you do when I find something really old! I'm always looking for the dates and where they may have come from! You and Luke are great together!
I've been starting every day with one of these videos for the last few weeks. You are good company. You put me in a positive mood. xx
I laughed way too much from Julie pushing in the drawer and Luke saying no over and over
Yes did you see him doing the collector draws😂
That place is so beautiful. I am a huge history nerd so it would be incredible to visit a place like your beautiful home! Thank you for sharing with us! I love those gold frames on the pictures in the room you say are now open to the public. Design is gorgeous. One of many things I admire about the British is how they preserve their history and these historic homes, castles, manors ect..If I could choose anywhere in the world to visit England is 1st on my list! Great video you two.
I'm so happy watching you guys take on this task! We were unable to keep our family lake house we had for 60 years! Oh I wish I could've restored things!
You two are so funny together. Makes me giggle. You make a wonderful team.
YIKES! Julie, please use a coaster when you set down your mug❣️
One of my favorite episodes, Julie was hysterical, and I was highly entertained by the livestock and cute farmer.
Here's a thought: contact the folks over at "The Repair Shop". Stuck Drawers? Will could help. Upholstery? Sonnaz could help. Those people are true artists in fixing and restoring things. Bet they would love a chance to repair some things at Mapperton. And not only would they do a great job, but it would also provide a chance for a TV audience to see one of England's finest manner houses.
An upholstery course woul enable you to do basic repairs to keep things together.
I am surprised you guys haven't applied for a grant for the fabric and furniture restoration work. I was watching a historical home show on UA-cam about people restoring old buildings in the UK and they always talk about grants the ones that were able to open their Home or Farm to the public were normally approved much easier than those that didn't. Although you could go with the Old timey American "Barn Raising" method too; maybe reach out to your local restoration folks and see if they will do it for free in exchange for y'all advertising for them on tour pamphlets and as a mention on the channel. I love this channel.
Wow, so many mysterious drawers.You never know what u will find.Julie, a little overwhelmed by projects to do! Don't worry, just put this ski gloves back in with the tapestries and worry about it later😜😜😜
Julie, to get the drawers in all those antiques to slide easy is to get what we call in the US, canning wax, it's a cube or cake of wax you can melt to use as a sealer when canning jams and such, take the cube, pull out the drawers, run the wax over the edges of the drawers, top bottoms and sides, and glides on the drawers, and any glides inside the body of the chest, anywhere the drawer would meet the inside of the chest... the wax allows the drawers to glide, I use wax at least 2 times a year, because where I live it is very humid and hot in the summer but dryer in the winter, the wood swells and shrinks with the seasons...you will be amazed at how well it works...I just slide the wax about 3 or 4 times over the edges and such, you also with that old furniture to to shut the drawers, stand exactly in front of the drawer, and use equal pressure on the ends to help the drawer stay straight while you are pushing gently, gently gently into the chest...I bout had a heart attack girl when you were trying to put that drawer back into that chest under the tapestry! I'm frankly surprised you didn't hear me scream all the way from Arkansas girl!!! I would have been in every piece there one month after I moved there looking and finding all the treasures...the problem is that place is full of all kinds of treasures! it is hard to pick a spot and search!!!
I'm wondering if those drawers also need some tuning and some oil. 😅 This video reminded me to also declutter our drawers.
Spring cleaning and drawer hunting, I love this.
Funny. Luke your hair is like a character on its own. Don’t change it, but a trim is ok
Love you both . What discovery fun. Can’t stop laughing at Luke’s Bed Head Hair Style 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Me too. I love how unpretentious they are.
I'm loving your relationship. You two are so funny at times and you have so much fun doing all this.
LOL those drawers need beeswax. You two make me laugh 😆
My goodness I’m smitten for Sophie ! 🥰 girl knows her stuff, and hard working.
What a cute couple, I love seeing the American enthusiasm in contrast to the British reserve.
Josephine
Sat on the edge of my seat as you two searched through drawers for hidden treasures! I felt like I was part of the investigation! So much fun! Thank you for taking us with you! Watching from Tennessee.
When we clean out a drawer, it is because we need the space!
Love the white cattle.
I love that the boxers were put back in the drawer! Eye roll!
You two are hilarious!
When they stand in front of the cows, it looks like a green screen. Unreal countryside!
Beautiful piece of furniture. Love all those drawers.
Julie’s excitement is contagious! Love the back and forth you both have. So interesting seeing what is left in the drawers from all those years ago - particularly they have junk drawers just like us!! PS Julie you’re looking fab today!
Dear Julie and Luke - If you ever have another chance to read a Siegfried Sassoon poem aloud, please do so! Sassoon is one of my favorite poets, and it was exciting to hear that he was a family friend. It would be fascinating if you could make a video about that friendship.
How incredible to see a house where the family has retained so many historical items. How funny to think of Luke having lived in the house all his life and having never looked in drawers 😂. It is great that Julie is sorting items out. 👍
Oh my goodness you guys are so cute together. The way you guys banter with each other is adorable
What a wonderful finding part of the tapestry, awesome! You sure have a lot to go through.
I LOVE all this. I would have been thru those drawers like first week - FUN!
My suggestions are
Julup, Juniper &. Juliet.😌
Loved this Episode of new Calves being born on
Mother's💐Day morning,
here in 🇦🇺Australia.
Juniper was my first go to name as well 😀
Thank you so much!
Julup. 👍
Every time Julie says “hold my mug.” Lmao!! Like, hold my beer, I’m doin’ this!
What a fabulous chest of drawers !!
I just want this house fully renovated and I will definitely come to visit this tremendous mansion.
Ohhhh your so lucky!!! I’d love to have such a wonderful treasure trove to run a muck in!!! ONLY SLOWLY, CAREFULLY and WITH COMPLETE IDENTIFICATION OF EACH ITEM. Oh you will have so much fun!
Hope you continue to find treasures that help with restoration projects.
I may be late to the naming but I love the name Jean. Mothers name and she comes from the Dundee area of Scotland
I love the plumber's crack, LOL!!!!
Yes, kept thinking "Pull Up Those Pants, Please!"
That needs to be edited! Poor guy!
The thin coloured strips of 'crafting' wood are Spills for lighting fires and candles. They did get used for crafting , you could buy them in hardware stores
Thankfully Julie never interrupts Luke when she is excited.
For the cows...Jane, Josephine and Jewel. The first two are my relatives. The third name is a play on Julie.
I was going to say Jane, Josephine and Jeannine
You’ve got to be kidding me!!! These are the names I immediately heard in my head and I was watching on my TV! I came on my phone specifically to post those names, but I said Janie instead. Josephine was the first name for me then Jewel. Janie took a bit but then stuck. I’m gobsmacked you have nearly the same exact ones!!! Luke take note! 📝 😆 🐮
My favorite thing to do when I was a kid, was to go through my Granny’s desk drawers. I always seemed to find something interesting every time I went through it.
just love old tapestry its beautiful, what a find.
Bombe drawers are the hardest drawers to shut. Lots of old candy,bugs, and miscellaneous. What a huge Jo’s sorting through all that. Julie will get it done. Yes, the bbq talk in the herd does make you think about animals and raising them for food rather than pets.
Jem, Julie for cow names. I love your estate and your videos. I am from Canada. On an Island. Prince Edward Island. Your show is very educational and fun to watch. Your enthusiasm that you and your husband get in these videos are a treat to watch. Thank you !!
What the what=÷× your so lucky to find drawes that haven't been opened in many years!!! What a treasure hunt. Keep going
The cows name's.. Junie, Janie and of course, Julie! You've got to name one after Julie! She's so passionate about Mapperton's well being.
just started to watch your channel. love it. you need to make a Mapperton Museum and empty all the drawers ; this stuff needs to be preserved and open to public.
In the barn where you store the extra furniture, etc. Check any drawers that might be out there. Cool this makes me want to go explore too. Thanks for sharing
This is so fabulous! I’m such a history buff I couldn’t sleep not knowing what’s in my drawers! Oh my goodness Julie! How are you sane😂
Ok, I’m available to come explore. Anytime. Really. This is like an archeological dig. I’ll work for food and a roof. Oh, and warmth in the winter.
I do love the wilding project. So glad to see the free under supervision but happy cows.
My suggestion for the ladies is: Jasmine (Jazzy), Jacaranda (Jackie), & Jassamine (Jesse). All name of flowers 🙂
Are these cattle related to the white cattle at Cadzow outside Lanark? I think that the Duke of Hamilton took some through to East Lothian, when they purchased Lennoxlove, after Hamilton Palace was demolished due to mining subsidence in 1920!
I just came across your wonderful You-Tube channels and I am sort of obsessed now! It’s fun and interesting getting a glimpse into your lives! I really can’t wait to visit the UK one day. I am from Southern California in the USA.
I know I keep saying this, but THIS episode has to be my favorite! Besides being SO excited about looking in drawers, I’d love to help name the heifers! My grandmother had 10 children, all of them with names beginning with the letter “J”! May I suggest my aunts’ names for namesakes: Joan, Joyce, Jacqueline, Judith, Jessica or Janet! Cheers, from Niagara Falls, NY💜
Elizabeth, Alberta and Julie! Elizabeth for the queen on her Jubilee and Alberta and Julie for the two crazy Americans to take on the Montagus.
I love Luke's hair😂, he is so down to earth!!!
Luke was right, those were molars and your relative probably broke one on the almonds. The bug collection, donate to the nearest school. You might need a dehumidifier in your rooms since the walls are cold it stands to reason why some of the draw's are sticking.
I wish every cow got to live on a farm like yours. Lovely.
Love seeing all your wonderful stuff. Thank you for explaining why its called a drawing room!
I would definitely watch CowCam! Please make it so 😊
Julie, you can put some talk powder in the drawers what's it called, the thing that slides the box bit inside. Helps with the opening and closing. Though I'm not sure if restaurers agree with me. lol
Oh no, hope the drawer opens up again?!
""The drawing room is where one with the drawers"' Love it, Luke. Great, way of putting it. o very exciting it has to be to go over all of the treasures found! Changes over the many years etc. Just love it.
Both of you are such fun!
Luke is such a jewel of information and remembers so many things from his years growing up with the family. Love to hear what he has to say. Julie worries alot and she is like me and wants everything done now. I do too, but found that it does not happen often as quickly as I want. It is hard.
Julie that was the most lovely tapestry you found!! In such perfect condition. Just love it. One just never knows. I feel terrible Julie and undertand how you all feel. I would love to help with thigns, as it wil be so lovely once all refurbished! Beign part of it all would be nice. It can feel overwhelming, am sure. It wil get done I truly do beleive. I think only you and Luke maybe chan go through the drawers unless someone can write down exactly what they find, * If they know as maybe soem thigns only Luke wil remember? Also you are qquick to notice thigns" So I am not sure but maybe they can bu it would need to be kept track of very well. (candies thrown out. ) LOL
So much fun looking at drawers and spending part of your day at Mapperton! I would like to submit these names for the cows: Jacqueline, Joyce and Julie. I enjoyed the cows. Farming is an important part of the economy.
Sophie must be the most beautiful cow farmer in England.She looks like a model out of an ad campaign evoking country life but she is the real deal. Wow! Kate Moss,eat your heart out!
Heifers can be called Jelly, Jam , and Jolly!