Hit & Run - Ruby Wax Meets Amazing Woman On Coach To Glasgow

Part of Ruby Wax's Hit & Run series, she meet an amazing woman on a coach trip to Glasgow.

[@andreasleith7153]

This is Ursula Wyndham. She is the aunt of the present Lord Egremont of Petworth House in West Sussex. She wrote 2 books on her memoirs. One of which was called Astride the Wall. She was an amazing, wonderful woman. Such a fantastic and interesting character.

[@susanford2388]

I just love Ruby Wax. She makes me laugh out loud

[@Pixelslet]

What a fabulous character! I want to be like that when I’m old

[@outnumberedbysheep]

Two brilliant women xx

[@123tylerman]

I admire her career so much. She is awesome.

[@lucastaylor2321]

A gem of old upper class England

[@RealPete]

Something about the way she speaks reminds me of one of Kenneth Williams' voices. Also a whiff of Quentin Crisp.

[@club1fan552]

Quentin Crisp...absolutely! She even looks like him (or vice versa!)

[@Ladynipchick2]

I loved this!

[@davidmoss9136]

wonderful

[@stumack9755]

granny had better knockers than Ruby.

[@AxelSituation]

This woman is priceless....what was her name?

[@stumack9755]

but those curls & teeth.

[@C---M]

Its actually Hugh Laurie doing research for House

[@Emanuella166]

Her name is Ursula Wyndham

[@K-a-n-d-i-s]

Lol thought she reminded me of someone 😂😂 ​@@C---M

[@SurahOnline]

*That old lady is awesome. I would love to talk to her....if she's still alive lol*

[@davidm587]

She would have a lot of wise advice for us ! She was obviously very upper-class from her accent . I love eccentrics !

[@ladysouthwold]

Looks like Peter Cook in drag…

[@stumack9755]

@@andreasleith7153 To be fair peter cook was hideous.

[@dawnbowdich8992]

That's definitely a man!!!.

[@SuperSmile2004]

It's a man!))))))

[@candyclews4047]

No, she's just a posh, old English stick - I had several great aunts like her and they were all hilarious!

[@SurahOnline]

LOL I wouldn't be surprised if it was a man...she's still awesome tho

[@heliotropezzz333]

I thought there's something masculine about her and she seems courageous enough to have been something of a pioneer. I may be wrong.

[@andreasleith7153]

This is Ursula Wyndham. She wrote 2 books on her memoirs. One of which was called Astride the Wall. She was an amazing, wonderful woman. A fantastic & very interesting character.