I’m so pleased you enjoy them! I’m trying to create a bit of variety with locations this year so thought I’d include this lovely city as contrast to the country villages and estates I often share ☺️ glad you’ve enjoyed the little tidbits of information too! Happy Sunday! ❤️
Beautiful video! Your soft voice, the nice music you choose and the history (though I admit, I won't be able to remember most of it) is wonderful. Thank you for such beautiful videos!
I really wish I could visit the places you take us on tour. I love all the old architecture and quaint shops, the people bustling about and the beautiful countryside. You are blessed. God bless and preserve England.❤🙏🇬🇧
Really liked this one. I just love all the history you share. I felt for you walking back up that hill.😯 That pork pie looked scrumptious, now I’m hungry. 🙂 Thanks for my mini trips to England, I love them❣️❤️🇬🇧
Lincoln has such a long and fascinating history! I wish I could make an hour long episode diving into it!! Haha honestly, Steep Hill lives up to its name. It really is a lot steeper than it looks in the video. I think I had earned that tasty treat at the end of it 😂 Thank you for joining me this week 🥰 I hope you have a great week ahead! See you next Sunday ❤️
Even living here in England I find it fascinating too! There’s such a sheer volume of history to discover. Thank you for joining me on this walk around Lincoln 🥰🙏
Lovely video. I lived just outside Lincoln for many years and still have family there. I now live in Australia but make a point of visiting each time I go back. So much history, including the Romans and the Dambusters Squadron at RAF Scampton (the Roman road is the A15 which runs past Scampton). The “man and his dog” statue in the grounds of Lincoln Cathedral is Alfred, Lord Tennyson who was Queen Victoria’s Poet Laureate in the last 1800s. He was born in Somersby in Lincolnshire and his resting place is Westminster Abbey.
I have a special interest in medieval English History , as my 26th times Great-grandfather is King John Plantanget ( of Magna Carta fame ) thank you for the facinating tour and information !! Hope you have a wonderful weekend / week and stay safe and warm !!! 🇺🇸 / 🇬🇧
Oh wow!! I was going to talk about his involvement in the creation of the Magna Carta and how he’d been a bit of a naughty King 😂 I find his whole family line interesting! Love all the stories of Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine and of course the children. I’m glad you enjoyed this tour of Lincoln ❤️🙏 Have a great week ahead!
Ooh you really do!! Lincoln is lovely 🥰 There’s a lovely place to visit on the drive in too, an old Elizabethan manor.. Doddington Hall. Worth pairing the two together on a good day out ❤️
You’re most welcome! Thank you for joining me on these wanders each week 🥰🙏 I had planned to go in the cathedral and castle but I ran out of time unfortunately. I’ll make a return visit in spring ☺️
ABSOLUTELY love your vids Thank you for visiting Lincoln.. my ancestors were from Barrowby Lincolnshire, also related to Abraham Lincoln..distantly.. On my bucket list this one ..❤
What a lovely video, my daughter was at university in Lincoln and this bought back some lovely memories. The tea shop over the bridge was a great place for lunch. Although it gets very crowded the Christmas market is one of the best I’ve been too. Thanks for sharing. 💙🧶🌈🍓
So informative! I've never been to Lincoln or knew any of these facts, so fascinating, reminds me a lot of York, I guess they would be quite similar! Looking forward to more tours of this area in the warmer weather.
I'm late finding this but thank you. I grew up in Lincoln and this brings back lots of memories. BTW, the statue of the man and his dog behind the Cathedral is the poet, Alfred Lord Tennyson, who was born a few miles away in Somersby.
Really lovely! Always enjoy your tours. There is something different about Lincoln Cathedral. Maybe it's the octagonal corner towers and the wide front facade. It also appears to be massive! I adore the rows of flower and animal carvings. I'm also intrigued about that Wren Library. I'll have to look it up. History tidbits are always fun. Sausage rolls are not easy to find in Southern California, but there are a few English folk who ventured across the Pond to set up tea shops and pubs here. There is one place, called Shakespeare's (yes, really), that serves High Tea on one side of the building, and pints with meat pies, fish and chips, etc. on the other. The place goes nuts during the World Cup. :0
Thank you so much. Really enjoyed this vlog- all the historical information, clear picture, superb soundtrack and overall quality , would love to see you coming back to Lincoln after march….such as interesting town. Xxx
SUCH A BEAUTIFUL CITY AND IT REMINDED ME SO MUCH OF FRANCE WITH ITS CATHEDRAL AND CASTLE SINCE WE ALSO DO HAVE THE SAME IN NORMANDY! I LOVE THAT HSORT VISIT AND THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR GUIDANCE!
I’m so happy you enjoyed this trip to Lincoln! It’s a beautiful city. Funny you mention Normandy! I am actually planning a trip there this year. I’ve been before and visited some wonderful places but I’m researching quaint, picturesque villages for this trip and gardens. If you have any recommendations as a local to the region I’d love to know 🥰🙏
@@theslowtravelsfamily WELL DEAR, I AM NOT EXACTLY A LOCAL TO THE REGION, EVEN THOUGH WHEN I WAS VERY YOUNG WE LIVED IN NORMANDY, BUT I CAN FIND INFORMATION FOR YOU! NOW, I CAN IMMEDIATELY TELL YOU, THAT NO VISIT OF NORMANDY IS COMPLETE WITHOUT MONT ST-MICHEL. IT DATES BACK THOUSANDS OF YEARS AND THE VILLAGE IS BUILT WITHIN THE ISLAND AND ALSO THE CLOISTER AND THE CHURCH! IT IS UNIQUE IN THE WORLD : ua-cam.com/video/vzU1h61yqQg/v-deo.htmlsi=_WFm3VhBZ9eN1s8O
You’re most welcome! 🙏 I had planned to take you inside both the cathedral and the castle but ran out of time 😅 I needed to get back home in time for the school run lol. I’ll plan another trip and take you around both 🥰 Happy Sunday!
I so love your videos!! You always seek out and give time to the very same architectual and garden views which i would stand at stare at, as well !! Thank you for the wonderful tour!!! Beautifully done!! Although I've been to the cathedral, uncle was at the helm, and we had to race on to the next cathedral on his list... I recall the yard around..(funny..i get more interested in the exteriors than the interiors, usually!) However, this is my first sighting of anything beyond !! Thank you again! ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much! This makes me really happy to hear 🥰 I’m glad that you’ve visited Lincoln for yourself, it’s such a gorgeous city! Hopefully you’ll get to return one day and spend a little more time there ☺️ I too ran out of time as I was going to take you inside the cathedral and castle but I’ll need to do that on another trip instead. Happy you enjoyed this episode and taking a peek around more of the city, happy Sunday!
@theslowtravelsfamily Hi again, I truly, truly did!! Can't wait for that next Lincoln video, come springtime or summer!! Being in the states, it's taking me much longer to get back than I'd like, lol, but i will !!! But i can't stress enough, how i love that you let the camera linger on so many interesting facets of every locale you share. Anyone else's videos are just hopeless! I'm always crying out "no wait!! I wanted to see that!! " ..But they've already sped past whatever it was!! I don't even watch anyone else's anymore! 😘💞
Thank you so much for subscribing! If you enjoyed this episode from Lincoln, I’ve just posted a return visit to the city where I take you inside the cathedral and along the castle walls which you might enjoy 😊 happy Friday!
I very much enjoy your very good photography and interesting tidbits about correlating history thank you. Why not video shoot details inside the wonderful Cathedral? It'd be so pleasant and informative with your touches.
I’m glad you enjoyed this episode 😊 I had planned to go inside both the cathedral and the castle but ran out of time, I needed to get back home for the school run 😅 I’m planning a return trip so there will be another, separate video going inside these places ❤️
As no one else seems to have mentioned it, Eleanor is the reason for the 12 Eleanor Crosses built wherever the body rested on it's way down to London for burial. It's how Waltham Cross and Charring Cross - as in the railway station - got their names, Three of the originals survive.
It would be fun to watch you treat yourself to other types of foods or desserts during the videos! This was an awesome walk through Lincoln! I loved it and fasinating bits of info too!❤
I’m definitely wanting to include more food this year! Especially local cuisines as we have quite a lot of oddities around the country! Thank you for joining me on this walk around Lincoln 🥰 See you next week ❤️
Thank you for another week of joining me 🥰🙏 I use a platform called Epidemic Sound. I was going to start including in the video descriptions which pieces of music I use for each but I seem to have forgotten to include them 😅 I’ll get them added in tomorrow. Have a lovely Sunday!
Fun fact - because of expertise in building heavy agricultural vehicles William Foster + Co of Lincoln were contracted to build the first "proof of concept" tank, "Little Willie".
I like your tours so much; they are just perfect for when I am in the mood for a peaceful video. I was interested to know what the houseover the bridge is today? Do people stilllivein it? Or can you tour it?
Thanks so much. I’ll be traveling there from California in April. Many ancestors from there. Do you suggest staying down by the river or up by the castle? Thanks.
I have a Hardback DORLING KINDERSLEY DK EYEWITNESS GUIDES Book of MEDIEVAL LIFE. Discover medieval Europe - from life in a country manor to the streets of a developing town.
I come from Lincoln I love my hometown but one thing we don’t like our outsider beings disrespectful London may tolerate that but we Lincolnshire people definitely don’t unless that person wants a kick in on the spot plus Lincoln wæs home to danish Viking here in the East Midlands back then wæs know as Danelaw we here no our history better then anyone else and we our a very proud people 🏴❤️✝️⚔️
Thank you for choosing such interesting places and the touch of history you add to your comments ! ❤
I’m so pleased you enjoy them! I’m trying to create a bit of variety with locations this year so thought I’d include this lovely city as contrast to the country villages and estates I often share ☺️ glad you’ve enjoyed the little tidbits of information too! Happy Sunday! ❤️
Your videos are so peaceful, soothing, and full of beauty. Thank you.
Thank you so much 🥰🙏
Beautiful video! Your soft voice, the nice music you choose and the history (though I admit, I won't be able to remember most of it) is wonderful. Thank you for such beautiful videos!
Every thing you do turns to magic. Thanks so much for
The Lincoln video.
Oh bless you! Thank you for such kind words ❤️🙏 Happy Sunday!
Couldn't agree more. Love this! ❤ especially the amazingly detailed carvings by master stone masons at the cathedral. 😮
Thank-you so much for showcasing my home City so beautifully, truly enjoy your videos.❤
What a wonderful place to grow up! Surrounded by so much history and beauty 😍
I’m So Grateful for Your Channel!!! I’d Love to Travel but am unable, it’s such a Blessing to See these Lovely Places with YOU♥️ TY
Living in France, I appreciate this trip around history. Thank you. See you soon😊
I really wish I could visit the places you take us on tour. I love all the old architecture and quaint shops, the people bustling about and the beautiful countryside. You are blessed. God bless and preserve England.❤🙏🇬🇧
Thank you for showing us around 🌷❤️
Really liked this one. I just love all the history you share. I felt for you walking back up that hill.😯 That pork pie looked scrumptious, now I’m hungry. 🙂 Thanks for my mini trips to England, I love them❣️❤️🇬🇧
Lincoln has such a long and fascinating history! I wish I could make an hour long episode diving into it!! Haha honestly, Steep Hill lives up to its name. It really is a lot steeper than it looks in the video. I think I had earned that tasty treat at the end of it 😂 Thank you for joining me this week 🥰 I hope you have a great week ahead! See you next Sunday ❤️
Living in Florida USA, I love the history and architecture on England. Thank you for sharing with us. Love your channel
Even living here in England I find it fascinating too! There’s such a sheer volume of history to discover. Thank you for joining me on this walk around Lincoln 🥰🙏
Fantastic video. Lincoln is charming. The cathedral and buildings are spectacular. Enjoy hearing all the historical facts.
This was wonderful. Unbelievable beauty. I Love history & what gorgeous old buildings. England is gorgeous.
Thanks Stacie, for sharing Lincoln's history and amazing architecture...that was new to me
Lovely video. I lived just outside Lincoln for many years and still have family there. I now live in Australia but make a point of visiting each time I go back. So much history, including the Romans and the Dambusters Squadron at RAF Scampton (the Roman road is the A15 which runs past Scampton). The “man and his dog” statue in the grounds of Lincoln Cathedral is Alfred, Lord Tennyson who was Queen Victoria’s Poet Laureate in the last 1800s. He was born in Somersby in Lincolnshire and his resting place is Westminster Abbey.
Its on my. travel list now, thanks! Hans from Bavaria
I have a special interest in medieval English History , as my 26th times Great-grandfather is King John Plantanget ( of Magna Carta fame ) thank you for the facinating tour and information !! Hope you have a wonderful weekend / week and stay safe and warm !!! 🇺🇸 / 🇬🇧
Oh wow!! I was going to talk about his involvement in the creation of the Magna Carta and how he’d been a bit of a naughty King 😂 I find his whole family line interesting! Love all the stories of Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine and of course the children. I’m glad you enjoyed this tour of Lincoln ❤️🙏 Have a great week ahead!
I can't believe I have never been,I will definitely have to rectify that! Lovely video as always. Thank you
Ooh you really do!! Lincoln is lovely 🥰 There’s a lovely place to visit on the drive in too, an old Elizabethan manor.. Doddington Hall. Worth pairing the two together on a good day out ❤️
@@theslowtravelsfamily Thanks for the recommendation,it sounds right up my street x
Спасибо, ваш рассказ очень интересный!❤
Thank you for joining me! 🥰🙏
Lincoln is most certainly a gem, that sausage roll had my mouth watering...
Thank you for showing us these amazing historical places. The cathedral is beautiful!! Please show us the inside next time!❤❤
You’re most welcome! Thank you for joining me on these wanders each week 🥰🙏 I had planned to go in the cathedral and castle but I ran out of time unfortunately. I’ll make a return visit in spring ☺️
She's got another video we're she does go inside.
The town is so quaint. Such beautiful scenery and cobbled roads. Thanks for sharing this lovely city!😊
ABSOLUTELY love your vids Thank you for visiting Lincoln.. my ancestors were from Barrowby Lincolnshire, also related to Abraham Lincoln..distantly.. On my bucket list this one ..❤
Lincoln sure is a beautiful city❤
What a lovely video, my daughter was at university in Lincoln and this bought back some lovely memories. The tea shop over the bridge was a great place for lunch. Although it gets very crowded the Christmas market is one of the best I’ve been too. Thanks for sharing. 💙🧶🌈🍓
Never been to LINCOLN but I've got to get out more and travel around our british Isles with my metal detector of course 😂
Magnificent !!! Sausage roll looked wonderful too! Thank you.
Lovely! Lincioln looks facinating.
So informative! I've never been to Lincoln or knew any of these facts, so fascinating, reminds me a lot of York, I guess they would be quite similar! Looking forward to more tours of this area in the warmer weather.
I'm late finding this but thank you. I grew up in Lincoln and this brings back lots of memories. BTW, the statue of the man and his dog behind the Cathedral is the poet, Alfred Lord Tennyson, who was born a few miles away in Somersby.
Lovely videos, relaxing music on your walk about. Take care looking forward to seeing you more.
The church is Gorgeous 🤩 thank you for the visit
Isn’t it magnificent?! So much detail!!
Thanks for the interesting video. I hope someday I will visit England❤
I hope you do! There is SO much to see 🥰🙏
Amazing place & video, as always. Your choice of music is so original & perfect!!!
Another great video ! Lincoln is a beautiful city.
Oh we do need those informations! I love little history facts you're kindly including for us. 💚 loved the video, greetings from Poland!
Me too!! Love those little tidbits of information 🥰 Happy Sunday! ❤️
Really lovely! Always enjoy your tours. There is something different about Lincoln Cathedral. Maybe it's the octagonal corner towers and the wide front facade. It also appears to be massive! I adore the rows of flower and animal carvings. I'm also intrigued about that Wren Library. I'll have to look it up. History tidbits are always fun. Sausage rolls are not easy to find in Southern California, but there are a few English folk who ventured across the Pond to set up tea shops and pubs here. There is one place, called Shakespeare's (yes, really), that serves High Tea on one side of the building, and pints with meat pies, fish and chips, etc. on the other. The place goes nuts during the World Cup. :0
So Beautiful ❤❤❤
Lincoln really is 🥰🙏
Thank you so much. Really enjoyed this vlog- all the historical information, clear picture, superb soundtrack and overall quality , would love to see you coming back to Lincoln after march….such as interesting town. Xxx
SUCH A BEAUTIFUL CITY AND IT REMINDED ME SO MUCH OF FRANCE WITH ITS CATHEDRAL AND CASTLE SINCE WE ALSO DO HAVE THE SAME IN NORMANDY! I LOVE THAT HSORT VISIT AND THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR GUIDANCE!
I’m so happy you enjoyed this trip to Lincoln! It’s a beautiful city. Funny you mention Normandy! I am actually planning a trip there this year. I’ve been before and visited some wonderful places but I’m researching quaint, picturesque villages for this trip and gardens. If you have any recommendations as a local to the region I’d love to know 🥰🙏
@@theslowtravelsfamily WELL DEAR, I AM NOT EXACTLY A LOCAL TO THE REGION, EVEN THOUGH WHEN I WAS VERY YOUNG WE LIVED IN NORMANDY, BUT I CAN FIND INFORMATION FOR YOU! NOW, I CAN IMMEDIATELY TELL YOU, THAT NO VISIT OF NORMANDY IS COMPLETE WITHOUT MONT ST-MICHEL. IT DATES BACK THOUSANDS OF YEARS AND THE VILLAGE IS BUILT WITHIN THE ISLAND AND ALSO THE CLOISTER AND THE CHURCH! IT IS UNIQUE IN THE WORLD : ua-cam.com/video/vzU1h61yqQg/v-deo.htmlsi=_WFm3VhBZ9eN1s8O
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Beautiful, thank you!
Glad you’ve enjoyed it 🥰 happy Sunday! See you next week ❤️
Great 👍 viewing, thank you for sharing this with us
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for joining me on this walk through Lincoln 🥰 have a great week ahead
This is only an hour away from me! Will definitely have to visit this place in the summertime and try that sausage roll! Delish
Definitely pay a visit!! It’s really lovely at any time of year 🥰 the sausage roll was amazing!! Highly recommend 🤤
Love your walks so much! Thanks!
Thank you for such a beautiful tour! How I wish we could see inside!! ❤
You’re most welcome! 🙏 I had planned to take you inside both the cathedral and the castle but ran out of time 😅 I needed to get back home in time for the school run lol. I’ll plan another trip and take you around both 🥰 Happy Sunday!
Linda cidade, uma escolha ótima para passeio. Muita história e cultura!
It’s a really great city! Highly recommend as there is so much to see and learn 🥰
I so love your videos!! You always seek out and give time to the very same architectual and garden views which i would stand at stare at, as well !! Thank you for the wonderful tour!!! Beautifully done!! Although I've been to the cathedral, uncle was at the helm, and we had to race on to the next cathedral on his list... I recall the yard around..(funny..i get more interested in the exteriors than the interiors, usually!) However, this is my first sighting of anything beyond !! Thank you again! ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much! This makes me really happy to hear 🥰 I’m glad that you’ve visited Lincoln for yourself, it’s such a gorgeous city! Hopefully you’ll get to return one day and spend a little more time there ☺️ I too ran out of time as I was going to take you inside the cathedral and castle but I’ll need to do that on another trip instead. Happy you enjoyed this episode and taking a peek around more of the city, happy Sunday!
@theslowtravelsfamily Hi again, I truly, truly did!! Can't wait for that next Lincoln video, come springtime or summer!! Being in the states, it's taking me much longer to get back than I'd like, lol, but i will !!! But i can't stress enough, how i love that you let the camera linger on so many interesting facets of every locale you share. Anyone else's videos are just hopeless! I'm always crying out "no wait!! I wanted to see that!! " ..But they've already sped past whatever it was!! I don't even watch anyone else's anymore! 😘💞
I love that about Stacy as well
Come in the Summer, it's all so much more lively.
Such a beautiful video and so much info, love it! Thanks for sharing it with us. ❤
Lovely video! Thank you so much!
Pleased you enjoyed! 🥰
Just discovered your channel. Absolutely fantastic videos and had to subscribe. Look forward to watching more. Thanks
Thank you so much for subscribing! If you enjoyed this episode from Lincoln, I’ve just posted a return visit to the city where I take you inside the cathedral and along the castle walls which you might enjoy 😊 happy Friday!
I very much enjoy your very good photography and interesting tidbits about correlating history thank you. Why not video shoot details inside the wonderful Cathedral? It'd be so pleasant and informative with your touches.
I’m glad you enjoyed this episode 😊 I had planned to go inside both the cathedral and the castle but ran out of time, I needed to get back home for the school run 😅 I’m planning a return trip so there will be another, separate video going inside these places ❤️
As no one else seems to have mentioned it, Eleanor is the reason for the 12 Eleanor Crosses built wherever the body rested on it's way down to London for burial.
It's how Waltham Cross and Charring Cross - as in the railway station - got their names,
Three of the originals survive.
It would be fun to watch you treat yourself to other types of foods or desserts during the videos!
This was an awesome walk through Lincoln! I loved it and fasinating bits of info too!❤
I’m definitely wanting to include more food this year! Especially local cuisines as we have quite a lot of oddities around the country! Thank you for joining me on this walk around Lincoln 🥰 See you next week ❤️
The only time I visited was when my husband's daughter graduated from university.. 20 years ago... I'm sorry I never returned ❤
I hope one day you get to return ❤️🙏 It’s still a wonderful city to get to wander
Thank you for another week of taking us with you. Question- what site do you use for your music selections?
Thank you for another week of joining me 🥰🙏 I use a platform called Epidemic Sound. I was going to start including in the video descriptions which pieces of music I use for each but I seem to have forgotten to include them 😅 I’ll get them added in tomorrow. Have a lovely Sunday!
Fun fact - because of expertise in building heavy agricultural vehicles William Foster + Co of Lincoln were contracted to build the first "proof of concept" tank, "Little Willie".
I like your tours so much; they are just perfect for when I am in the mood for a peaceful video. I was interested to know what the houseover the bridge is today? Do people stilllivein it? Or can you tour it?
I wondered the same thing. Maybe its a lot of shops and restaurants now...curious.
Thanks so much. I’ll be traveling there from California in April. Many ancestors from there. Do you suggest staying down by the river or up by the castle? Thanks.
Lifestyles Centuries Ago, there was so much suffering!
Quite Tragic Times.
Good video, thanks.Great sausage roll! Wouldfeed2.
I originally came from Lincoln.
We are also influenced by Vikings and Danes.
The Royal Air Force made itself at home here because it is so flat.
I have a Hardback DORLING KINDERSLEY DK EYEWITNESS GUIDES Book of MEDIEVAL LIFE.
Discover medieval Europe - from life in a country manor to the streets of a developing town.
So, not a great place for anyone with COPD. 😕
I come from Lincoln I love my hometown but one thing we don’t like our outsider beings disrespectful London may tolerate that but we Lincolnshire people definitely don’t unless that person wants a kick in on the spot plus Lincoln wæs home to danish Viking here in the East Midlands back then wæs know as Danelaw we here no our history better then anyone else and we our a very proud people 🏴❤️✝️⚔️