The Stately Homes of Norfolk - Felbrigg Hall
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- A 17th-century English country house near the village of the same name. Part of a National Trust property, the unaltered 17th-century house is noted for its Jacobean architecture and fine Georgian interior. Outside the house are a walled garden, an orangery and orchards
The house manager was absolutely charming.
Your guides are knowledgeable and passionate about their work, it warms the soul.
Thank you for the visit, it's great to feel again being with these great houses and gardens that preserve so much memories of the past times.
The guide is quite amazing, love knowledge and passion :)
I love watching this series!
Thank-you Thibo, much appreciated
another good episode from a great series on really beautiful houses and gardens.
Thank-you Ian, that is much appreciated. My apologies for taking so long to reply to your comment - I am very pleased that you have enjoyed the series on the Norfolk homes.
With kind regards
Even denuded of some its stained glass, S Peter Mancroft remains for me the finest church in Norwich. Make that the next stop on your tour, anyone watching here in lockdown and aching on release to see these wonderful places in our unparalleled and fortunate county.
Love these videos. Please keep doing them!
Dear Rob - Thank-you for taking the time to comment, it is much appreciated. I do hope there will be two more 'Stately Homes' coming to the channel within the next 3 months, both currently being edited.
Really nice series.
Thank-you, your comments are much appreciated
Very interesting and delightful video!
Thank-you Cassandra, I appreciate you taking the time to comment. Felbrigg Hall is a delightful house and well worth a visit, it's such a shame that we cannot undertake visits at the moment. Let's hope it can re-open later in 2021.
Absolutely stunning, seen a few of these videos and as an American citizen I'm very much impressed and in awe by these magnificent structures, each host does an amazing job narrating the history and creativity of these castles, Thank You for sharing these inspiring and beautiful videos
Hello Ellie, and thank-you very much for your compliments. I am delighted that you are enjoying the episodes and stories behind these Stately Homes.
I do hope you will one day get the opportunity to visit some of the stunning homes we have here in Norfolk.
I enjoyed this, thank you!
Splendid !
Lovely!
Thank-you Jethro, I'm delighted that you enjoyed viewing Felbrigg Hall. There are two more Stately Homes in the editing suite so I hope to have these up on the channel soon
My my... Miss Melissa Tadd is quite a lovely little thing. She can tie the knot with this old yank any time she likes.
really interesting.
Always say there is power in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ it is your own tongue it will enters into your heart you will be blessed your own life
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Who has the food from the kitchen garden?
Was declared sane in order to keep the inheritance, but accrued £20,000 lawyer fees, and lost the inheritance as a result, which is insane. Should’ve stayed at home - all the same.
W H A T - how could you have forgotten to mention the dovecote? It is likely one of the finest of its kind in the whole of the UK? It is a magnificent structure and deservers a mention. Otherwise, you do the property justice. I have been there and it is truly magnificent.
Hello - and thank-you for your kind comments.
I would have loved to include the 18th century dovecote in the story. My problem was time - I had just 12 minutes to create the whole story for each episode (except Hindringham Hall) and so was restricted as to exactly what I could include.
Sadly some parts of each stately home had to be left on the cutting room floor.
However you are quiet correct, it is marvellous building and well worth visiting when Felbrigg Hall reopens to the public.
@@ChrisBaileyPresents I understand, many thanks indeed. Cheers
6:00 she wasn’t “being deceptive about her height” she’s probably from Venice wearing platform boots to stay out
Of the mud !
They were called chopines.
I think that courtesan was not just being deceptive about her height. I think she was also being deceptive about her gender.
Um? Erm?
Drove me mad ummm .
The young lady showing him round the house was brilliant, but the amount of times she said ‘erm’ during speaking drove me mad!
Hi Ben - Whilst the young lady did perhaps stumble occasionally, in fairness to her, she wasn't used to cameras being there and infact had stepped in at the last moment as a (more experienced) colleague had not been able to assist us. So she did a sterling effort to overcome her nerves and uncertainty of working with us.
I hope you have enjoyed some of the other Stately Homes of Norfolk in this series, and I have two more currently being edited which will be added very soon.
It also drives me mad when people say "amount" when they should say "number."
@@ChrisBaileyPresents Agreed. I perhaps shouldn’t have written that comment. I‘ve every confidence she will be fantastic going forward. A brilliant host/presenter in the making.
Um Um Uh Um
Too much of that short haired lady talking ...and talking...not enough of the house ...otherwise great
The amount of Ums and Erms that expell from the House managers mouth. So tiring to listen to, please stop. But great house!
Hello Eirik
Whilst the young lady did perhaps stumble occasionally, in fairness to her, she wasn't used to cameras being there and infact had stepped in at the last moment as a (more experienced) colleague had not been able to assist us. So she did a sterling effort to overcome her nerves and uncertainty of working with us.
I hope you have enjoyed some of the other Stately Homes of Norfolk in this series.