A Hidden Gem of Arts and Crafts - Stoneywell Cottage
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2015
- Take a look inside Stoneywell cottage, a family home, a triumph of Arts and Crafts design and the latest house in the care of the National Trust. This Leicestershire gem opens to visitors in February 2015 but you can get an exclusive tour with curator Simon Chesters Thompson in this video. Find out more about Stoneywell at www.nationaltrust.org.uk/Ston....
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Many thanks. Lovely programme
I wish we had an equivalent of the English national trust here in France to preserve little old country houses. A house is someone's dream made real, and houses are such an important part of history. Not only castles and churches are important.
This cottage was featured in "small country houses of to-day" second series by country life architecture library in 1919, in case anyone wants to read about it when it was new.
I never tire of looking at this masterpiece...... Coos Bay, Oregon
What an utterly charming cottage!
My heart is full of happiness seeing this beautiful place❤️
A lovely place. A national trust property on the doorstep. Been quite a few times. Such a beauty. Thanks for the good video stoneywell!!!.
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Such a beautiful home.
masterpiece
Nice
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All these homes are beautiful, However'Its wrong that the national trust gets to buy everything with public funds and the lottery etc,Then we have the situation where everything is private or open on specific times of the year,I know these places need protection from people wrecking and squatting them ,but then you have law abiding citizens who can't make a responsible small campfire without half the countries fire services turning up,This is wrong, I watch so many video's on bushcraft/freedom and have to say that I would love to move to the states, The laws there are much more relaxed and traditional where bushcraft is concerned, You get treated a bit more like a fucking adult.
Don't look at the States with dreamy eyes mate, it's far from the greatest country in the world. Its a harsh, dog eat dog world that cares little for the vulnerable or those who fall on hard times...there's so many things about the UK that we all take for granted that believe me you would miss dearly trying to survive in the States. In fact I would say the USA is almost a land of savages...be careful what you wish for...
@@stefanseniuk339, the experts would disagree with you. The Social Progress Imperative, is a not-for-profit organization that defines “social progress as the capacity of society to meet the basic human needs of its citizens, establish the building blocks that allow citizens and communities to enhance and sustain the quality of their lives, and create the conditions for all individuals to reach their full potential.”
This organisation uses the Social Progress Index to rank countries based on their quality of life. The Social Progress Index combines the scores of three main indexes:
-Basic Human Needs (health care, sanitation, and shelter)
-Foundations of Wellbeing (life expectancy and access to education and technology)
-Opportunity (personal rights, freedom of choice, and general tolerance)
In 2020, they ranked the United States above the UK as having a better overall quality of life for its citizens.
Once again, facts over ignorant prejudices win out.
I was thinking the same.