Not only is this program done with style and grace, even the music and the cinematography done beautifully ! Very elegant and tastefully done ! An wonderful addition to anyone who adores history and wishes to preserve it !
I love history and all the magnificent architecture. Also that family in spite of the span of time still stands together to manage and tend the care of these historic Treasure Houses of Britain.❤
Greetings from the windy city of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 🇪🇹 🇪🇹 🇪🇹 🇪🇹. We live and work today in the age of boring buildings made up entirely from Concreat, Aluminium and glass. This country houses across Great Britain and Europe surely will inspire todays and future Arcthects and Engineers and borrow them Ideas. They also give us hope we still have a functional houses from the past. They also bear moment of nostalgia about the good old days. Down here in my country, due to poor urban planing and sometimes greadiness of Authorities countless historical buildings which registered to the Heritage council were demolished in the past 15 years alone to lease the land for big money. Today for visitors caming to my city, there is little to show of the past. Thankfully the National Meusium and other Meusium around the country collected the historical and natural wealth as much as they could. British peoples you have to be proud of your tradition, history and culture. Great Job by the Castodians of the past and present. Merry Christmass!
I think now many of these dynastic families have inherited grand homes but not the fortunes required to maintain them and they are either falling into disrepair or being sold off.
Setting precedent makes legal process progressively easier until only one or two endangered structures remain. With at least one not having recieved timely maintanance, thus already faced with valid reason for demolition rather than endanger public regardless of any cultural historical value. By sitting on their hands rather than encouraging rehabilitation action
Thank you for sharing this astonishing series! Everything about it is perfect! They couldn't of matched better music to the lovely scenery... Every episode at some point, brought me to tears. Thank you to all the marvelous custodians of these wonderous homes. I was there for 3 hours 40 mins.
The Burghley House Episode…THAT collection! I applaud the family, for all those generations with keeping not only the “castle” upright, but for maintaining that exquisite collection intact! I was aflutter with the sight of that de Medici cabinet. It’s probably the most beautiful piece of furniture I’ve ever seen! I can’t wait to visit with my daughter one day.
BEYOND REPEAT, BEYOND ALL HOPE OF DESCRIPTION STUNNING!!! Even in my imagination and mind, I can't even begin to comprehend the level of mastery, beauty, detail, craftsmanship, creativity and MAGNIFICENCE in even just ONE of those mind bogglingly astounding houses.
And today, after all these grandeur, culture, innovation, mastery, achievements, art, science, technology, discoveries, and leading in the evolution of conscience and the age of enlightenment, in the emancipation of the masses and in the establishment of democracies, people, who just yesterday lived in cow dung huts, shake their fists in front of our faces and yell "what has the white man ever accomplished? He is only a blue eyed devil." That's ignorance and jealousy speaking. The white man has accomplished more than any race on earth because, I believe, he is the smartest human..
Love the series and excellently researched families and oh goodness those homes! As an American I am just humbled by the number of such properties and magnitude of what these leading families accomplished. Granted the means to such ends can and should be questioned, but regardless, it is something I hope to see one day. The Cecils have truly borne the brunt of their success. “Never trust a Cecil” seems very deep seated in public sentiment, much like our Rockefeller and Morgan families! Michael, Albuquerque NM USA
Very impressive collection of craftsmanship. Too concentrated for me as an outsider. I get the impression you end up walking by them like ordinary stuff. Each peace deserves a certain part of attention and admiration. Bundled together the marvels they should create become an incredible weight. It makes me think of these giant Galapagos turtles. Just the few objects i maintained from my grandfather’s heritage kept me busy for 10 years. I can’t imagine what it would be like to have these kind of cargo ships storming towards you. So I admire the people who keep these places alive. If I’d have to add a contemporary object it would represent the generations of family members pushing these buildings forward through the centuries.
I can't imagine the overwhelming weight of responsibility & well thought out business decisions made daily. Those who came before would have much to be proud of with this generation at the helm. Impressive
I loved this video !!! Fascinating to say the least. Breath taking , there’s truly no words to describe how amazing these properties are and how the people who lived in them .
This Film is really Very Bright-Brilliant. It was very kind of you to deign to give me opportunity to behold this Stupendous video!! I gratitude for this!! Let is all Holy Ghosts and Angele and Gods will be exalt your light and bright Souls Forever and Ever!!
Excellent series! So well presented and thought out. Fascinating and informative, as well! Even the music was perfect! Thank you so much for this peek into Britain's rare treasures that we normally don't get to see and otherwise may have never even known about! This was educational and beautiful!
Chatsworth- not only belonging to the Cavendish Family- but the nation as well , and this marvelous innovation of an OPEN HOUSE- is quite remarkable. 300 years strong. Unfortunately this innovation is now lost in modern oligarchs and their crippling greed, corruption. and high crimes. 🌿🌏🌍🌎🌿
2:50:47 *"What has Britain given the world."* - *Lord Cook, Holkham Hall* I appreciate this man's Authentic Attitude, his quick statement, (not replied to, but not edited out), is a most honest statement for countless people around this globe, including me, (born in Chicago, USA, and disconnected from my true place of lineage, and from the Country that should be my home.) When we are speaking to History, lineage, families, ours was "interrupted" by Britain, and never a word of remorse, rather a continued sort of animosity lingers towards us. As if we did something, wrong. I really appreciate his thought. Beth Irish American
I had the privilege of visiting England in 1985. I was able to tour Chatsworth and Blenheim. I was in awe. I live in western Canada. My mother's family were of royal ancestory in England. Loved the whole of the country.
Those Elizabetians & their flamboyant dress sense! beautiful 🎨 🖌 portrait paintings 🖼.... the Victorians, too. .... excess overload in their styles, clothes, homes, habits...different world 🌎 & interesting.
Amazing Tartarin Moorish palaces built by much taller people before the cataclysmic liquefaction of the 1800s. So much beautiful history removed from humanity. One day everyone will know our true history. 🙏🏻
Taller people? If anything, the people of Britain are taller now. Look at York Shambles, tiny doorways for the smaller people that lived back then (1350 AD-1475 AD). Have you been watching certain UA-cam content claiming giants roamed & we are being lied to? Even claiming Berlin is designed for giants? If so, you are being lied to, by the quacks that spew that disinformation out.
Out of all the grand houses I have seen/visited over the years, none of them has ever beat Robert Adams Culzean Castle on the Ayrshire Coast. It may not be the grandest or most extravagant (arguable) castle/country house in the U.K, but the castle sitting above terraced gardens on a clifftop location with the sea and mountains as the backdrop is just unbeatable.
@@notnek202 It was indeed. Culzean Castle was just one of many castles to be built/owned by the Kennedy family over the centuries. Culzean actually has a twin, Dalquaharran castle, though it's an empty shell now.
What has Britain given the world? GREATNESS to be sure. Jerusalem - Willam Blake (1757-1827) And did those feet in ancient time Walk upon England's mountain green? And was the holy Lamb of God On England's pleasant pastures seen? And did the countenance divine Shine forth upon our clouded hills? And was Jerusalem builded here Among those dark satanic mills? Bring me my bow of burning gold! Bring me my arrows of desire! Bring me my spear! O clouds, unfold! Bring me my chariot of fire! I will not cease from mental fight, Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand, Till we have built Jerusalem In England's green and pleasant land. ~ With Great Love from Canada ~
58:22 In this amazing maximum-rococo room at 58:00, there's no place for the eye to rest. It's like screaming children trying to rip your eyes out. BUT THE MARCHING GRINNING GREEN WATER GOLLUM'S! it doesn't get any better or more surreal than that!!!
it's beautiful...who does the dusting and how cold does it get is everything set the way all the time...this is interesting. was this video actually recorded onyl 1 year ago?
Note that the front of Holkham Hall is almost exactly like a vast Roman villa in Roman times. This is how these villa's looked when built in a city, possibly except the colonnade which is Greek and used to be used only for temples. These columns are all Dorian, by the way while the columns in the first design drawing (2:22:24) are corinthian.
The great aristocrats, through centuries of marriages, etc, wound up owning great houses all over England. By the 20th century these were not only superfluous to their needs but much more expensive to maintain. Also, a piece of land with a huge house on it was worth much more and thus taxed at a much much higher rate. Think of it as a choice between cutting off four of your fingers and losing your entire right arm. And with few exceptions, houses like the ones featured here were not demolished, but quite possibly saved due to the destruction of the lesser houses. Some were donated to the National Trust, and the rooms of any very special demolished houses ended up in museums all over the world. I hope that eases your heart somewhat. However I, too, am grieved by the loss.
@@michaelheath5615 Well, I suppose nature balances itself out somehow! I wonder how much of what survives in art or architecture, cultural items, has something to do with tax!
I would love to Visit and pay for the privilege.. it’s so important to protect conserve and preserve. My Burleigh house be apart of England history for ever.
Think about what it would be like to be employed as a staff person say, at Burley, and have to clean these priceless treasures? I would find it a terrifying job. If you have ever worked in a museum, and I have, you would also cringe at the first Earl touching so many pieces with his bare hands as he talked to the narrator. That is such a big no-no. The hands have natural oils and sometimes dirt. He and the narrator both should have worn gloves if they ever touched a thing. Everything around them is a priceless treasure. He may own the place, but he is also its custodian.
I wonder if the heaven and hell paintings originally had all the fig leaves and modesty fabrics, or if it was added later as happened to a lot of works when “tastes” changed.
Fantastic just fantastic, history should be passed on weather it b Good or bad THANK u For me it's Better than going to changing OF THE guards At BUCK HOUSE.
Unfortunately for Britain we have to look to the past for anything great. There is nothing of worth in the present and the future promises to be even worse. A true fall from grace.
But Tom, those amazing and wondrous places are still there. I am American and have been to England many times. It is the most amazing thing to go to these incredible places; there is still an “atmosphere” and so much of the original work has survived the centuries. From cobbled stone streets to incredible historic places, I just don’t have the words.
Britain needs to focus on being Britain. Stop taking the lead from the US in all things political and cultural. The UK is to the point where it is appropriating American problems (i.e. George Floyd and wokeness).
The Duchess was no slouch at currying royal favor herself. There was contemporary gossip about the nature of Sarah’s relationship with Queen Anne. Could be sour grapes, but they wrote each other many letters using play pseudonyms. Mrs. so and so, etc. I can’t remember the exact names, very commonplace. Some letters survive. They had a falling out, I think from the Duchess presuming too much and threatening to publish some of the letters. At any rate the Duchess left court and nothing came of any of it, except of course the Queen’s purse was closed to her. Poor thing, she had not long to live: the Queen, not the Duchess. When Queen Anne died, so died the Stuarts and the Hanoverian ages began, worse luck; although that did ultimately give us the Regency period, my favorite.
Miranda grew up there an d her mother said her children were pleased to have gift wrapped empty cardboard boxes as presents as they were fun moreso than the contents. What a change now to live surrounded by grandure which she treasures
Not only is this program done with style and grace, even the music and the cinematography done beautifully ! Very elegant and tastefully done ! An wonderful addition to anyone who adores history and wishes to preserve it !
Beautiful beyond words
perfectly put....what a wonderful and soothing series
I never wanted this program to end. Beautifully made. Just an incredible series.
Same!!! 3 hours and 40 minutes was too short 😅
I love history and all the magnificent architecture. Also that family in spite of the span of time still stands together to manage and tend the care of these historic Treasure Houses of Britain.❤
Greetings from the windy city of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 🇪🇹 🇪🇹 🇪🇹 🇪🇹. We live and work today in the age of boring buildings made up entirely from Concreat, Aluminium and glass. This country houses across Great Britain and Europe surely will inspire todays and future Arcthects and Engineers and borrow them Ideas. They also give us hope we still have a functional houses from the past. They also bear moment of nostalgia about the good old days. Down here in my country, due to poor urban planing and sometimes greadiness of Authorities countless historical buildings which registered to the Heritage council were demolished in the past 15 years alone to lease the land for big money. Today for visitors caming to my city, there is little to show of the past. Thankfully the National Meusium and other Meusium around the country collected the historical and natural wealth as much as they could. British peoples you have to be proud of your tradition, history and culture. Great Job by the Castodians of the past and present. Merry Christmass!
Hello from Windy city of Chicago
Sad to hear about the demolished buildings!😔
I think now many of these dynastic families have inherited grand homes but not the fortunes required to maintain them and they are either falling into disrepair or being sold off.
Lovely comment, so sad to hear about the demolitions! love from UK🇬🇧🤍
Setting precedent makes legal process progressively easier until only one or two endangered structures remain. With at least one not having recieved timely maintanance, thus already faced with valid reason for demolition rather than endanger public regardless of any cultural historical value. By sitting on their hands rather than encouraging rehabilitation action
Beautiful filming. Soft voice of the narrator. No crazy music in the background. Relaxing to watch.
Thank you for sharing this astonishing series! Everything about it is perfect! They couldn't of matched better music to the lovely scenery... Every episode at some point, brought me to tears. Thank you to all the marvelous custodians of these wonderous homes. I was there for 3 hours 40 mins.
This was AMAZING!!!!!!!!!! It's as if time has stopped when you enter these grand palaces.
The Burghley House Episode…THAT collection! I applaud the family, for all those generations with keeping not only the “castle” upright, but for maintaining that exquisite collection intact! I was aflutter with the sight of that de Medici cabinet. It’s probably the most beautiful piece of furniture I’ve ever seen! I can’t wait to visit with my daughter one day.
Absolutely fabulous! I love history. I wish I could visit & feel the history!
BEYOND REPEAT, BEYOND ALL HOPE OF DESCRIPTION STUNNING!!! Even in my imagination and mind, I can't even begin to comprehend the level of mastery, beauty, detail, craftsmanship, creativity and MAGNIFICENCE in even just ONE of those mind bogglingly astounding houses.
And today, after all these grandeur, culture, innovation, mastery, achievements, art, science, technology, discoveries, and leading in the evolution of conscience and the age of enlightenment, in the emancipation of the masses and in the establishment of democracies, people, who just yesterday lived in cow dung huts, shake their fists in front of our faces and yell "what has the white man ever accomplished? He is only a blue eyed devil." That's ignorance and jealousy speaking. The white man has accomplished more than any race on earth because, I believe, he is the smartest human..
Llll
Love the series and excellently researched families and oh goodness those homes! As an American I am just humbled by the number of such properties and magnitude of what these leading families accomplished. Granted the means to such ends can and should be questioned, but regardless, it is something I hope to see one day. The Cecils have truly borne the brunt of their success. “Never trust a Cecil” seems very deep seated in public sentiment, much like our Rockefeller and Morgan families! Michael, Albuquerque NM USA
I'm watching from Arizona USA and came upon your beautiful vlog. Wonderful history.
Blenheim Palace seems more appropriate for an Emperor, it seems utterly extraordinary. I cant wait to visit it.
Very impressive collection of craftsmanship. Too concentrated for me as an outsider. I get the impression you end up walking by them like ordinary stuff. Each peace deserves a certain part of attention and admiration. Bundled together the marvels they should create become an incredible weight. It makes me think of these giant Galapagos turtles. Just the few objects i maintained from my grandfather’s heritage kept me busy for 10 years. I can’t imagine what it would be like to have these kind of cargo ships storming towards you. So I admire the people who keep these places alive. If I’d have to add a contemporary object it would represent the generations of family members pushing these buildings forward through the centuries.
I can't imagine the overwhelming weight of responsibility & well thought out business decisions made daily. Those who came before would have much to be proud of with this generation at the helm. Impressive
I loved this video !!! Fascinating to say the least. Breath taking , there’s truly no words to describe how amazing these properties are and how the people who lived in them .
Incredibly fascinating Indeed!👍
What a lovely man to listen to! I love it! I could listen to him all day! Such history! So exciting!
Absolutely fantastic! Wish this was an ongoing series. 💯♥️🌷
What an absolute wonderfully done documentary! Just fascinating.
This Film is really Very Bright-Brilliant. It was very kind of you to deign to give me opportunity to behold this Stupendous video!! I gratitude for this!! Let is all Holy Ghosts and Angele and Gods will be exalt your light and bright Souls Forever and Ever!!
I wish you would show the kitchens in these amazing homes.
Excellent series! So well presented and thought out. Fascinating and informative, as well! Even the music was perfect! Thank you so much for this peek into Britain's rare treasures that we normally don't get to see and otherwise may have never even known about! This was educational and beautiful!
I Absolutely love History! Thank you for the Amazing tour!!
Absolutely beautiful designer decorations of arts.
Absolutely beautiful treasures.
Chatsworth- not only belonging to the Cavendish Family- but the nation as well , and this marvelous innovation of an OPEN HOUSE- is quite remarkable. 300 years strong. Unfortunately this innovation is now lost in modern oligarchs and their crippling greed, corruption. and high crimes. 🌿🌏🌍🌎🌿
wat is er dan aan de hand Marius?
what have oligarchs got to do with this?
@@lsmith9249
Maybe some oligarchs purchased Stately Homes
That was throughly enjoyable!!! That chateau is so beautiful! You were a lovely "sitter" for the lady of chateau painting and Philip! Such fun!! 😊
Wonderful place 🤗
Gorgeous monuments
Beautiful historical treasure.😍❤️🇬🇧
Love her hairstyle!
The show is magnificent.
Aristocrats do have exquisite taste- timeless in a way but never goes out of style.💖💖💖
stately homes in our country are centuries old and taste didn't matter, everything they bought was to show
their wealth and status
2:50:47 *"What has Britain given the world."* - *Lord Cook, Holkham Hall*
I appreciate this man's Authentic Attitude, his quick statement, (not replied to, but not edited out), is a most honest statement for countless people around this globe, including me, (born in Chicago, USA, and disconnected from my true place of lineage, and from the Country that should be my home.) When we are speaking to History, lineage, families, ours was "interrupted" by Britain, and never a word of remorse, rather a continued sort of animosity lingers towards us. As if we did something, wrong.
I really appreciate his thought.
Beth
Irish American
I had the privilege of visiting England in 1985. I was able to tour Chatsworth and Blenheim. I was in awe.
I live in western Canada. My mother's family were of royal ancestory in England.
Loved the whole of the country.
You live in a beautiful nation!
The music tracking is fantastic
I live down the road from Chatsworth house ,❤
Fabulous architective monuments.
Those Elizabetians & their flamboyant dress sense! beautiful 🎨 🖌 portrait paintings 🖼.... the Victorians, too.
.... excess overload in their styles, clothes, homes, habits...different world 🌎 & interesting.
It was like that for the very few unfortunately.
No-one makes stuff like this anymore. Just gorgeous.
It's nice to see you still have some beautiful untouched places in Britain 🇬🇧
Amazing Tartarin Moorish palaces built by much taller people before the cataclysmic liquefaction of the 1800s. So much beautiful history removed from humanity. One day everyone will know our true history. 🙏🏻
Taller people? If anything, the people of Britain are taller now. Look at York Shambles, tiny doorways for the smaller people that lived back then (1350 AD-1475 AD). Have you been watching certain UA-cam content claiming giants roamed & we are being lied to? Even claiming Berlin is designed for giants? If so, you are being lied to, by the quacks that spew that disinformation out.
Out of all the grand houses I have seen/visited over the years, none of them has ever beat Robert Adams Culzean Castle on the Ayrshire Coast. It may not be the grandest or most extravagant (arguable) castle/country house in the U.K, but the castle sitting above terraced gardens on a clifftop location with the sea and mountains as the backdrop is just unbeatable.
The home of the Kennedy family Marquess of Alisa.
@@notnek202 It was indeed. Culzean Castle was just one of many castles to be built/owned by the Kennedy family over the centuries. Culzean actually has a twin, Dalquaharran castle, though it's an empty shell now.
@@OrganMusicYT my favorite country house is Wentworth Woodhouse home of the former earls Fitzwilliam.
@@notnek202 It doesn't get any bigger than that...!
Luv history
Thanks for sharing absolutely great
You know you're living in a great house when even the house has it's own name.
What has Britain given the world? GREATNESS to be sure.
Jerusalem - Willam Blake (1757-1827)
And did those feet in ancient time
Walk upon England's mountain green?
And was the holy Lamb of God
On England's pleasant pastures seen?
And did the countenance divine
Shine forth upon our clouded hills?
And was Jerusalem builded here
Among those dark satanic mills?
Bring me my bow of burning gold!
Bring me my arrows of desire!
Bring me my spear! O clouds, unfold!
Bring me my chariot of fire!
I will not cease from mental fight,
Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand,
Till we have built Jerusalem
In England's green and pleasant land. ~ With Great Love from Canada ~
This is a delightful series. I saw some of the grand estates, but none to rival Blenheim
58:22 In this amazing maximum-rococo room at 58:00, there's no place for the eye to rest. It's like screaming children trying to rip your eyes out. BUT THE MARCHING GRINNING GREEN WATER GOLLUM'S! it doesn't get any better or more surreal than that!!!
Delightful and educational video and I enjoyed the presenter very much indeed. THANK YOU
The most wonderful traditions of heritages
Excellent documentary. Didn’t noticed the 3 hours
These poor people need more respect from their government. This is actually sad
Thank you for this. I spent a wonderful time looking at the beautiful sights while absorbing the interesting facts
Wonderful statute of memory
29:18 ownership of such porperties following great wars etc Like having a millstone tied round your neck
Such great places for weddings celebration moments ✨️ 😊 😍 💕 ❤️
Thanks for the remarkable moments ✨️ 😀 😊 ❤️ 🙏
Such a wonderful scripture painting 🖼 😍 💖 💕 ❤️ ✨️ 🖼
Absolutely beautiful. Is it used for filming?
Chatsworth was used in Pride and Prejudice and Burghley House was used in the latest season of the Crown to stand in for Windsor castle.
I am watching in Greenwood, Missouri in the USA. 😊
Exquisitely Classy
Wonderful scriptures
it's beautiful...who does the dusting and how cold does it get is everything set the way all the time...this is interesting. was this video actually recorded onyl 1 year ago?
Just amazing
Amazing and very interesting. 👏
It is interesting to see what it was and is now. We used to play up there in the remains after Penn Salt left....
Fantastic Indeed!!!!
Wonderful programing.
Note that the front of Holkham Hall is almost exactly like a vast Roman villa in Roman times. This is how these villa's looked when built in a city, possibly except the colonnade which is Greek and used to be used only for temples. These columns are all Dorian, by the way while the columns in the first design drawing (2:22:24) are corinthian.
Lighting looks fascinate and beautiful
Don’t they have the big 3 day event there? Beautifully done ❤
How could you ever demolish a building that has such art painted on the walls? It's not like a canvas that you can carry out.
The great aristocrats, through centuries of marriages, etc, wound up owning great houses all over England. By the 20th century these were not only superfluous to their needs but much more expensive to maintain. Also, a piece of land with a huge house on it was worth much more and thus taxed at a much much higher rate. Think of it as a choice between cutting off four of your fingers and losing your entire right arm. And with few exceptions, houses like the ones featured here were not demolished, but quite possibly saved due to the destruction of the lesser houses. Some were donated to the National Trust, and the rooms of any very special demolished houses ended up in museums all over the world. I hope that eases your heart somewhat. However I, too, am grieved by the loss.
@@michaelheath5615 Well, I suppose nature balances itself out somehow! I wonder how much of what survives in art or architecture, cultural items, has something to do with tax!
Such fantastic comfort of treasures 🤑 💰 😍
Absolutely incredible stones
I would love to Visit and pay for the privilege.. it’s so important to protect conserve and preserve. My Burleigh house be apart of England history for ever.
I just had an incredible urge to to the market to fetch some grey poupoun.
Woops. allready saw this one. Its wonderfull
Think about what it would be like to be employed as a staff person say, at Burley, and have to clean these priceless treasures? I would find it a terrifying job. If you have ever worked in a museum, and I have, you would also cringe at the first Earl touching so many pieces with his bare hands as he talked to the narrator. That is such a big no-no. The hands have natural oils and sometimes dirt. He and the narrator both should have worn gloves if they ever touched a thing. Everything around them is a priceless treasure. He may own the place, but he is also its custodian.
and it is up to the owners whether they wear gloves
Wonderful painting amazing collective of arts.
2:22:22 *The entry, ceiling.*
You could convince Steve Martin and Martin short to make a murder mystery movie at Burly. 🤓💖
9:26 she was feeling it
I wonder if the heaven and hell paintings originally had all the fig leaves and modesty fabrics, or if it was added later as happened to a lot of works when “tastes” changed.
Such a wonderful graphic picture's 😍 ❤️ 💕 👏
Fantastic just fantastic, history should be passed on weather it b Good or bad THANK u For me it's Better than going to changing OF THE guards At BUCK HOUSE.
Great video
From English Tours
Let’s not forget Wilberforce who preached to the Slavers, & began the movement to eradicate Slavery throughout GB.
But they brought it to America & Caribbean. And many of the great families got very rich off of the slave trade. To little to late.
he didn't have a stately home and this isn't about slavery
Wonderful moments ✨️ ♥️ ❤️
Best ever👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hello everyone thanks for having me
BEAUTIFUL, I WOULD TO TOUR ENGLAND, PRAYING I CAN REAL SOON, I HAVE TO SAVE LOTS OF MONEY FIRST
Make that lots and lots and lots of money
Unfortunately for Britain we have to look to the past for anything great.
There is nothing of worth in the present and the future promises to be even worse.
A true fall from grace.
British is actually the forerunner as far as countries go, have you been to the US lately? That is a true fall.
@@NebulaBull had to be graceful to fall and america never has been.
@@NebulaBull nice deflection Boris
But Tom, those amazing and wondrous places are still there. I am American and have been to England many times. It is the most amazing thing to go to these incredible places; there is still an “atmosphere” and so much of the original work has survived the centuries. From cobbled stone streets to incredible historic places, I just don’t have the words.
Britain needs to focus on being Britain. Stop taking the lead from the US in all things political and cultural. The UK is to the point where it is appropriating American problems (i.e. George Floyd and wokeness).
It's amazing opportunity
Wasn’t this home Rosings, Lady Cathrine Deburg in Pride and Prejudice?
Fabulous, but the sound is a bit low...
The Duchess was no slouch at currying royal favor herself. There was contemporary gossip about the nature of Sarah’s relationship with Queen Anne. Could be sour grapes, but they wrote each other many letters using play pseudonyms. Mrs. so and so, etc. I can’t remember the exact names, very commonplace. Some letters survive. They had a falling out, I think from the Duchess presuming too much and threatening to publish some of the letters. At any rate the Duchess left court and nothing came of any of it, except of course the Queen’s purse was closed to her. Poor thing, she had not long to live: the Queen, not the Duchess. When Queen Anne died, so died the Stuarts and the Hanoverian ages began, worse luck; although that did ultimately give us the Regency period, my favorite.
Amazing beautiful history of houses so interesting designs of furniture
It's was sadly to heard all the terrible moments.
I always love seeing that car at the beginning, does anyone know anything about it , ie make model color year it's beautiful.
Miranda grew up there an d her mother said her children were pleased to have gift wrapped empty cardboard boxes as presents as they were fun moreso than the contents. What a change now to live surrounded by grandure which she treasures
is there a track list/reference of the music used in this video? So stunning