Incredible! What an amazing walk!!! I agree there was just so much to see (in fact I had to go back & watch a 2nd time!😁)! Starting w/ the beautiful church, to that marvelous country lane, through wild flower filled woods, over an incredible little bridge, ending at a magical lilly pad pond!😊 The Bluebells were amazing, but so were all of the dozens of other wildflowers along this path! Mustard, Jack-In-The-Pulpit, Primrose, Forget-Me-Not, Stitchwort... Throw in an old Tanner's Cottage & a Country House, well I just couldn't ask for more!!!😍
Great Video Richard, with a bit of everything: a Church, a pub, lovely houses, bluebells, streams with running water, beautiful landscapes and chats with the locals, what more could we want, thank you so much.
Love Fernhurst! The name came about from our Saxon predecessors they named the area 'fearn hyrst' meaning 'ferny wooded hill'. There is a brilliant website called the Fernhurst society that's fantastic for learning the history around Fernhurst and the local area.
It's absolutely beautiful around that area Richard. Redford, Linch, Milland , Henley, Iping, Woolbeding. There is quite a lot of Heathland scattered around which is stunning in August when the Heather is out.
A wonderful place and a privilege to be brought up here, now returned to care for my mum, I appreciate having travelled and discovered other places and cultures, just makes this place so very special to me.
Beautiful video Richard. Lived just down the road but never walked in Fernhurst. The English language is so funny "The longer half of the walk to do" But it makes perfect sense to us 🤗
I'm still playing catch-up with your films Richard (still moving house), and this was a welcome addition to your other projects. The charcoal furnaces are as readily identifiable with the Sussex/Surrey Weald as the Oast houses are of neighbouring Kent.Nice film.
Well done Richard. You captured much of the unique beauty of Fernhurst. The lady of that house with two pugs was born there. Her father loved water and created the ponds. And l am so lucky to be married to her! Please call in next time.
Have a blessed day mr Richard. It’s a beautiful video. And the sorounding it is very beautiful. The church and the atmosphere of that place is so peaceful.thank you mr Richard I love your video when you filming. Take care always . May god bless you and your family. With love from Philippines.
It is a beautiful sound of running water in the lake the sound give peaceful. It is fantastic the flowers is so beautiful. Mr Richard I am a pilipina and I know our culture is defferent but I believe that all of us can adopt the culture to everyone of us.
Fabulous walk. Lots to see and enjoy. What a lovely start to my morning. We having sleet and rain as I watch this so it is so good to enjoy a walk in the sunshine with you. That you so much for sharing .
Happy to see that video Richard, you stopped and spoke to my work mate and me on your way round that walk was glad to have met you and also will view many more of your videos your doing a great service to our wonderful countryside
Great video, never heard of this place until now and what a lovely village it is, do much countryside and woodland, sounds so peaceful too, just the gentle sound of the birds. be nice to see what else there is to explore. Lovely walk.
My God what a beautiful area and nature scenery! I knew England was beautiful but now I realize even much more than I imagined. On my next trip I'm going to limit the tourist attractions and do some countyside walks.
Good to see you in explorer mode! I was wondering if Fernhurst was near the Sussex / Hants border. Nice to see the Lords and Ladies out. I liked the shot of you framed by the two diverging tree trunks with a foreground of bluebells. The reflections in lake were lovely too. A video packed with visual and audio delights stunningly well shot and executed. A pleasure to watch.
Your obvious thrill with the beautiful countryside, and each changing scene comes across so well. I pause and rewind some of the views. You have whetted our appetite for more, as usual.
Richard, I think for charcoal it is more likely that the wood would have been coppiced rather than felled. Possibly ash? or chestnut. Delightful walk, that was good for the soul.
Yes you are right. I think I may have held the in my mind when I misspoke about planting. I think I really meant that they would have been a lot more tree growing not necessary planting in the area.
I am so envious! This is why I want to come there. This was a treat for sure and my first bit of entertainment to start my day. I loved it so much! Thank you!
Gosh Richard that really was a beautiful shot video. I noticed that you weren’t wearing your Lav Mic but the ambient sound was fantastic, can you say if you used an on camera mic. It really was brilliant 👍
Good video there's a Tanyard not for from me ok if you can afford houseing shows you how time change pottery pounds same 1700 now all expensive houseing
Incredible! What an amazing walk!!! I agree there was just so much to see (in fact I had to go back & watch a 2nd time!😁)! Starting w/ the beautiful church, to that marvelous country lane, through wild flower filled woods, over an incredible little bridge, ending at a magical lilly pad pond!😊 The Bluebells were amazing, but so were all of the dozens of other wildflowers along this path! Mustard, Jack-In-The-Pulpit, Primrose, Forget-Me-Not, Stitchwort... Throw in an old Tanner's Cottage & a Country House, well I just couldn't ask for more!!!😍
It truly was amazing! I think I'll watch again as well!
All those flowers. I wouldn't know where to start. Well done !
@@michaelwhite8031 I used to almost memorize my seed/plant catalogs over the Winter months! Guess a few things stuck!!!🤣
@@ramibu239 Well done !
Great Video Richard, with a bit of everything: a Church, a pub, lovely houses, bluebells, streams with running water, beautiful landscapes and chats with the locals, what more could we want, thank you so much.
Loved the sound of collard doves. That's a pretty well heeled part of the world!
Love Fernhurst! The name came about from our Saxon predecessors they named the area 'fearn hyrst' meaning 'ferny wooded hill'. There is a brilliant website called the Fernhurst society that's fantastic for learning the history around Fernhurst and the local area.
Thanks for that info!
Yes Richard you hit it ALL. a nice sunny day, the wonderful bluebells, the birds singing, the water, just wonderful thank you.
what a lovely place. Just realised that there was no music on this one but that gave it a sort of peacefulness
It's absolutely beautiful around that area Richard. Redford, Linch, Milland , Henley, Iping, Woolbeding. There is quite a lot of Heathland scattered around which is stunning in August when the Heather is out.
A thoroughly enjoyable vlog. I live on the periphery of this village and you have opened my eyes to its hidden secrets. Thanks.
Very enjoyable - I don’t know that part of Sussex well but it has remained very rural and peaceful - lovely to see the spring flowers!
Very interesting and beautiful. Thank you.
A wonderful place and a privilege to be brought up here, now returned to care for my mum, I appreciate having travelled and discovered other places and cultures, just makes this place so very special to me.
A most enjoyable amble, through a lovely part of Sussex, thankyou
Beautiful video Richard. Lived just down the road but never walked in Fernhurst. The English language is so funny "The longer half of the walk to do" But it makes perfect sense to us 🤗
Stunning walk and so lovely to hear the birdsong.
I'm still playing catch-up with your films Richard (still moving house), and this was a welcome addition to your other projects. The charcoal furnaces are as readily identifiable with the Sussex/Surrey Weald as the Oast houses are of neighbouring Kent.Nice film.
Well done Richard. You captured much of the unique beauty of Fernhurst. The lady of that house with two pugs was born there. Her father loved water and created the ponds. And l am so lucky to be married to her! Please call in next time.
Simply gorgeous!
Have a blessed day mr Richard. It’s a beautiful video.
And the sorounding it is very beautiful. The church and the atmosphere of that place is so peaceful.thank you mr Richard I love your video when you filming. Take care always . May god bless you and your family. With love from Philippines.
Beautiful and peaceful walk, I loved this video.
What a delight to the eyes and ears. Definitely worth enjoying with decent headphones for the exquisite birdsong! 👍🙂👍
A lovely early morning walk. Looked lovely.
It looks like a vary nice place!.
It is a beautiful sound of running water in the lake the sound give peaceful. It is fantastic the flowers is so beautiful. Mr Richard I am a pilipina and I know our culture is defferent but I believe that all of us can adopt the culture to everyone of us.
Fabulous walk. Lots to see and enjoy. What a lovely start to my morning. We having sleet and rain as I watch this so it is so good to enjoy a walk in the sunshine with you. That you so much for sharing .
Happy to see that video Richard, you stopped and spoke to my work mate and me on your way round that walk was glad to have met you and also will view many more of your videos your doing a great service to our wonderful countryside
I tried to reply to his email he sent me but his email was returned saying his email box was full.
I do love the bluebells.
A delightful walk
What a beautiful area to explore. I must visit the UK as soon as we are able too.
I think everyone has said all I wanted to say, but I'll finish with one word - beautiful!
Great video, never heard of this place until now and what a lovely village it is, do much countryside and woodland, sounds so peaceful too, just the gentle sound of the birds. be nice to see what else there is to explore. Lovely walk.
Many thanks Richard - very interesting. Yes please, to the return visit to Fernhurst as it is such a beautiful place.
Wow, beautiful.
My God what a beautiful area and nature scenery! I knew England was beautiful but now I realize even much more than I imagined. On my next trip I'm going to limit the tourist attractions and do some countyside walks.
This was a beautiful walk Richard. Your viewers have been giving you excellent suggestions for walks. Enjoyed it very much.
Lovely video. A treat for the senses !
Good to see you in explorer mode! I was wondering if Fernhurst was near the Sussex / Hants border. Nice to see the Lords and Ladies out. I liked the shot of you framed by the two diverging tree trunks with a foreground of bluebells. The reflections in lake were lovely too. A video packed with visual and audio delights stunningly well shot and executed. A pleasure to watch.
Very nice, Mr.Vobes.
Your obvious thrill with the beautiful countryside, and each changing scene comes across so well. I pause and rewind some of the views. You have whetted our appetite for more, as usual.
What a fab early morning walk, with nature at its best, and all the wonderful birds singing. Nice one Richard
Another wonderful video!
Another excellent walk Richard. Very interesting. Keep up the great work. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Richard, I think for charcoal it is more likely that the wood would have been coppiced rather than felled. Possibly ash? or chestnut. Delightful walk, that was good for the soul.
Yes you are right. I think I may have held the in my mind when I misspoke about planting. I think I really meant that they would have been a lot more tree growing not necessary planting in the area.
I am so envious! This is why I want to come there. This was a treat for sure and my first bit of entertainment to start my day. I loved it so much! Thank you!
Good video Richard looks a lovely place
Beautiful video.
Lovely area Richard. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thanks for another great video Richard. It's great to see nature coming alive
Lovely video and the sounds were as much a pleasure as the views. That is a lovely little spot and I really ought to explore it more than I have.
Very brave of you setting out on an unfamiliar walk barelegged or to put it another way, naked kneed.
You met my grandmother, you did! You should come the Revels festival as it were, watch the may queen procession
What a lovely walk, Richard
Hi Richard, what a gorgeous place ❣️
Great video Richard
Thank you
Another good video Richard, very tranquil
Superb film making. Cheers.
Nice place visit in summer and church has lots history village has old house old rooftop very nice place
I think I have enjoyed this video most of all you have made, more history please though!!!
Nice relaxing video, 👍
Gosh Richard that really was a beautiful shot video. I noticed that you weren’t wearing your Lav Mic but the ambient sound was fantastic, can you say if you used an on camera mic. It really was brilliant 👍
I Used the Rode mini on the camera.
It comes across on UA-cam with a fantastic sound
I would think that most of the wood for charcoal came from coppiced trees, not from planted trees. A good video.
I do like a man with a firm & resolute looking knee.
The church has bullet holes from the Luftwaffe. Ironically the only grave they hit was of a German !
For got to say 1 small plake to mark spot otheres well bit concrete monument on roundabout
Good video there's a Tanyard not for from me ok if you can afford houseing shows you how time change pottery pounds same 1700 now all expensive houseing
11.35 RICH YOU CAN TAKE UP AS MUCH OF YOUR VIEWERS TIME AS YOU LIKE MAKE YOUR VIDEOS TWICE AS LONG WE DON'T MIND
Shame about the immigration centre being built at the old ICI.