TURVILLE | Exploring the beautiful village of Turville Oxfordshire [Vicar of Dibley film location]

[@YogYafYooMoo]

I love vicar of dibley

[@susanjones5322]

What a beautiful place.I'd never heard of it either. Thank you.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thanks so much ❤️

[@pearlblakeley5496]

Enjoyed video what a lovely village it's nice to see where some of my favorite shows where made Nice to see Rebecca 😊

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[@pancrazioaquilina7029]

Beautiful video nothing beats an English country walks this makes my day nothing else thanks my friend

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Thank you

[@ancestralvoices1]

Ah, The Chilterns. Not mentioned in guidebooks very often. Hambleden is also a favorite. You captured a particularly lovely day. Turville is a gem, and we had lunch in a tiny village (with a wonderful green) called The Lee(would be your shortest video! Lol). Thank you for sharing.

[@petertaylor5377]

Very pretty village , these are places I will never visit so thank you sharing with us

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[@rogertemple7193]

Turville is a village that i have heard of from the movies and tv shows
that filmed there I've seen Vicar of Dibley and Midsomer Murders
on PBS many times and of course I've seen Chitty Bang Bang on
tv for years and it looks like a great place for filming in and it is a very
beautiful village now with nice houses and buildings thank you and
until next time thank you.👋🇬🇧

[@tdpay9015]

The village was also used in the classic WWII film "Went the day well?"

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Very true

[@colinturner4158]

Beautiful village I must confess up until now I’ve never heard of it and I’ve been all over the country in my work.I could see me living here

[@leonardjackman354]

Been following you recently great filming just subscribed.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thanks so much!
Welcome aboard ❤️

[@karenhodgson1413]

And Goodnight Mister Tom

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True

[@geoffreyjerrom7771]

😎

[@andyprangnell6792]

Hi, a nother film was went the day well 1940 ish

[@lyonnesse100]

It will always be Bramley End for me, the fictional name used in, Went The Day Well, the wonderful wartime film from 1942. Shame about all the cars!

[@GimbalWalkTV]

I need to see that film

[@jamesjackson7844]

This video was taken in Winter ?

[@GimbalWalkTV]

It was