Most Beautiful Medieval Towns In England - Rye East Sussex Is A Must-see!
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- For more of the most beautiful medieval towns in England, join us in Rye East Sussex. Two miles in from the coast this medieval town was once a thriving cinque port. As with any medieval town, it has a rich past from smuggling, to french attacks, murder and secret passages. We take a historic walk around the town, show you the best bits and talk about some of its history along the way.
We hope you enjoy our tour of what is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful medieval towns in England!
Chapters:-
0:00 Intro
0:46 Getting to Rye
1:15 Cinque Port
2:01 Land Gate
3:11 High St
5:07 West St
6:20 Lamb House
6:46 St Mary's Church
11:25 Ypres Tower Rye Castle
13:29 Gun Garden
14:01 Market St
15:36 Watchbell St
17:07 Traders Passage
18:05 Mermaid St
19:18 Mermaid Inn
21:02 Strand Quay
22:12 Mint St
25:03 Camber Sands
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Best video about Rye ever.
So kind, thank you
I always chuckle when I hear my fellow Americans talk about historic buildings, usually a bit over 100 years old, and then see houses in UK, France, Italy, even Belgium, that are 500, 600, 700 years old and still inhabited ! Your videos are fabulous ! Thanks for sharing.
When we were new imigrants to Oz I think it was Sydney that was celebrating 200 years. I had a letter from my Mum in UK and the Stamp on the envelope was celebrating York 2000 years. It made me laugh.
Hehe yeah I live in a 15th century Grade II listed possibly older timber framed cottage , and I always think the same when I hear people talking about Victorian houses and how old they are! Same with grave stones !
@garethmathew69Indeed there are, but there are very few existing buildings from the Seventeenth century in America, to be honest. I live in a house from 1590, for example. It's a house, tourists take photos, I only notice the age when I bang my head on door frames, or the oli slides to one side of the frying pan. Lol, Yes! America is the best! But maybe your annoyance that other countries have "lovelier things" or something else you don't have... comes from your British roots and sense of universal domination, superiority and entitlement??? ❤
Thank you , the bitts of history really nice along with all the amazing architecture .
To think this was a busiling sea town at one time with smugglers too .
I really liked hearing the natural sounds , the seabirds and just people .
Well done thank you .
Thank you Nancy glad you enjoyed the walk around. The seagulls were very noisy but great to have in the background for this particular town.
When wandering with my cousin Sandra RIP around the church in the middle of the road on Cowen St Gawler South Australia we were kindly invited up to see the bells , it was unexpected and special .
Thanks for the memories! Got taken there and stayed at the Mermaid 🧜♀️ for my 50th. Our room was on the top floor. On the way up there the first time up many higgledee piggledee stairs; I stopped to catch my breath. I looked to my left as something caught my eye. It was a life size portrait of Queen Elizabeth the 1st looking right back at me. I wasn’t entirely sure it was just a painting for a few seconds; nearly fainted! 😆 Rye is just beautiful!
Haha what lovely memories, we would also like to stay there one day. Looks amazing and just our cup of tea! If we do stay and see the painting, I will remember your tale 😊
Thank you for another trip i won't be able to make but just in my dreams and through your videos 😂
So pleased to share with you 😊
I recently learned that some of my mother's ancestors lived in England as far back as 900 A.D., and that one was the mayor of Liverpool and a member of Parliament. Your videos have inspired me to plan a UK trip next year. Thank you.
It's amazing what history a family name can have if you can search back in time. I bet you were very surprised! Thank you so much for the super thanks. Your support is really appreciated. I hope you get your trip planned!
Good for you
I would take the harsher living conditions of the past over today’s technology and confusion . A simpler , more honest time.
Are you coming? 😊
Thank you for this lovely visit to Rye, a town I visited in the 1980s and enjoyed it very much. The Mermaid Inn looks much as it did when I was there. It was a pleasure to hear the seagulls crying throughout the town.
The seagulls are so noisy! I guess you get used to it. I don’t think I have been anywhere where they cry so much.
Medieval Town! ⚔️ 🛡️
Personally speaking, i would very much love to spend my entire life in that gorgeous town, and i know i won't be bored at all.
Thank you guys for sharing this beauty with us.
Lovely isn’t it
My uncle and cousins live in Rye. I live in Dukinfield just outside Ashton /Under / Lyne so don't get to see my relatives that often.
When I was a young boy our family visited Rye in 1968 and I remember visiting the Mermaid Inn. Once we return back to California, in school I had written a report about my trip to England and especially about Rye. In 1989 my wife and I visited Rye. I do remember walking up those steep and narrow steps at St Mary’s and being rewarded with the panoramic view that summers day. I also enjoyed seeing that reconstructed model village of Rye from the 1830s there at the visitor center. I really enjoyed this video you made of Rye especially the background sound of the town when you were filming. Now I can’t wait till our next trip back to Rye and the surrounding area
Hello Thomas thank you for sharing your memories of your trip, lovely to read. Hope you make it back soon as like us I am sure you will never tire of the scenery. All the best.
You Simon are an expert, I've been to Rye and I seem to have missed most of the good bits that you always find!
Thank you Victor, i guess that means you need to head back for another visit 😊 I hope we captured most things, I am sure there is more. So many nooks and side streets to explore.
I loved that narrow alley!! the whole town is beautiful!
Absolutely beautiful village! I could see myself living there. Much appreciated from Sherwood, Arkansas. 🙂🙂🙂
It is charming but does get busy as you can imagine.
I live here. It is wonderful.😊
@@raimu4467 You are very fortunate! To be honest I would move to England if I had the money. I'm a huge anglophile....lol!
Hi guys. From Australia. This was my first viewing of your channel & how appropriate it was...my Moon family started off in Rye, so I got to see what this beautiful little village looked like. Edmund Moon was born in 1780 to William Moon & Mary (nee Gascoin). During my research I remembered reading about how the ocean receded away from Rye... The family moved to Rolvenden, Kent. There son Thomas Moon & Amy (nee Lawrence) then immigrated to Australia in 1839, like so many other families, to get away from the Typhus outbreak. If you guys are ever or will be up around Rolvenden, Kent; I would love to see what it looks like & hear about it's history. I really like your presentation of Rye & look forward to watching more of your videos. Thank you. Cheers Carol
Hello Carol, thank you for sharing your family story. The wonderful thing is that Rye we look pretty similar now to when they lived there. Not many places you can say the same! I have notes the village of Rolvenden and if and when we are down that way we can look it up. Thanks for watching. All the best.
Beautiful, love medieval towns... Thank you for sharing
Our pleasure 😊
I LOVE the UK. It has so much beautiful history and buildings.
Love your videos always and watch them regularly like saying a daily prayer. Part of my de-stress routine at the end of a busy day but...above all love your selection of beautiful background music is simply classy. 🙏👌
Thank you for the lovely comment, so pleased you enjoy tuning in each or every other week 😊
@@MemorySeekers I repeat watch your episodes a lot. They are so relaxing. Thank you!
A private residence built in 1263, still occupied, boggles the imagination and is wonderful to think on. I was in Rye as a kid, 45 or so years ago, it was lovely.
Thank you for this, your new subscriber : )
Thanks for sharing and joining us, hope you like some of the other videos.
Just incredibly beautiful. 😊😇
Thank you! 😊
Another wonderful video ! These small towns in Britain are beautiful and I think represent the best of the nation .
Indeed and we need something too right now!
Another great tour! Look forward to the 'spotlight' video. My friend visited Rye a number of years ago, and enjoyed it very much. For those old enough to remember, Patrick McGoohan played Dr. Syn, the Scarecrow of Romney Marsh in the 1963 Disney movie. It was based on Russell Thorndike's (1915 and subsequent) stories about smugglers in and around Rye. I always love to see half-timbered buildings in such great condition. I laughed when you said the Inn was not 'original', but had been reconstructed in 1620, 'after the fire'. Here in California we only have 'Mock-Tudor' houses, built in the 1920s. :)
Aww once again just what I needed. Thank you for the lovely visit. Blessings
Glad you liked it 😊
Because of you I literally want to go here now! It’s on my list! Watching this, too, I made the connection of Rye to my favorite author Joan Aiken. The part of your video where you talk of the smuggling gangs…. the seagulls, the narrow seaside lane… it all clicked, as I recollected colorful scenes from her books. ❤️ Thank you for your splendid exquisite travel vlogs.
So glad you enjoyed it. I believe she was born in Rye having looked it up. Hope you make there to enjoy the surroundings.
What a perfectly adorable town that hasn't gotten all touristy, so feels more like going back in time! Loved how many buildings you showed us, along with charming details. The music combine d with natural sounds, was quite lovely. When you were up in the church tower, I was so hoping we were going to be able to hear the bells and was not disappointed! Another excellent video! Thanks so much.
Hi Nancy, the town is very popular, we were there on a Tuesday so quieter. Did that so you see more of the buildings without lots of people around. The weekends especially in summer will be busy with visitors. We timed the walk up the tower to be on top for 12 noon just didn’t want to be in the bell tower for the rings so we could hear for the rest of the day haha. It was delightful.
We visited a few years ago by train from Eastbourne. Rye is on the same line as Hastings which probably draws more tourist crowds. This video brings back some lovely memories.
I was born in the village of Playden on the edge of Rye, yes its very touristy, packed all summer full of tourists full of touristy shops shops, no proper shops anymore.
Rye is one of the most touristy places in East Sussex, where I lived for decades. Believe me, you are seeing it very quiet. I have spent Christmas and New Year's there, and it was packed with tourists. It's just that the Town Council have done an excellent job over the years in not allowing tacky commercialisation, and preserving the architecture.
It's hugely touristy. Great literary appeal. Henry James, A C Benson and of course E F Benson and someone else - memory won't cooperate.
The houses are amazing and beautiful. You could spend all day there just drawing and painting the town. Thank You for the tour as usual. Fantastic job showing all the buildings and homes.loved it. 👍👍👍👍👍
Oh yes I imagine many people go to draw and paint in the area just like writers have been going for inspiration for any years!
I have been enjoying your videos so much ! They are so well done ! Beautiful photography, pleasant music, just the right amount of narration from a well spoken host. So peaceful & relaxing to watch ! Thank you for making & sharing these videos !
Thank you so much for your kind words. ☺
Thank you very much for this wonderful tour.
Our pleasure 😊
We're Australian. We had 2 lovely weeks here before our Baltic cruise in 2019. We stayed at the lovely white hotel you walked past after The Gate. Such a wonderful town. It's a shame Mermaid Street was having so many repairs while you were there. Best Indian restaurant ever in Rye, and beautiful tea and cake shops too. Thanks so much for a great tour.
Thank you for sharing your memories, sounds like you have a wonderful time. Would love to spend a night visiting in the future and try out that curry house. Do you recall them name?
It was down the road from the old water works. A hotel is where the waterworks was. It was the Mahdi lounge. And they had the best icecream desert menu ever!
Lovely to see, thank you! We'd never been to Rye before, & when we came home to England before the Pandemic, it was on our itinerary and we spent 3-nights there - went to Camber Sands, Dungeness, The Steam Railway, AMAZING Great Dixter, along with just about all the walks you showed - fortunately no sewer works at the time - there was a flower festival in St Mary's which was lovely. We actually ate at the Ypres Tower pub (we were staying under the cliff) as well as the Old Bell - really a delightful old town, I'd say you could spend a week there with plenty to explore in the town as well as 1-hr+ or so radius. Another lovely production. Can I suggest Mersea Island in Essex, as a rather unusual destination? Safe travels & thanks for sharing your talents.
Oh the dinky narrow gauge railway is such fun, been on that a few times as a kid. Must go back forgot it was so close to Rye really. Sounds like you had a great time over your 3 days. I will look your suggestion, as we have never heard if it! Thanks
@@MemorySeekers West Mersea is a bit of a time warp, really, the island is almost tidal & can get cut off, I think. There's some nice eateries & pubs, boat builders - it's not too far from Colchester, which I've not been too either, but I know is very historic, so could be a side trip to the island - it's quirky. Keep safe guys!
Sounds interesting! 😊
🥰 Thank you. A most beautiful little town
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What a lovely town/village. The history is amazing. You always do such a great job. Thank you Memory Seekers.
Thank you for watching as always.
Thank you. I have very fond memories of the town and the delicious Mushroom soup at the Mermaid inn😋
Would love to stay and eat there!
We are new subscribers from New Zealand. Loving your videos, what a beautiful country the UK is, so much history and the old buildings are amazing.
Hello welcome, thanks for joining us. Hope you enjoy some of the other videos, lots to catch up on! 😊
Sorry to say, it isn't all like this : /
Lovely town! Thank you for sharing this memory❤️
Our pleasure 😊
What a beautiful little town Thanks for taking us along
You are very welcome, thanks for watching.
We just came back from a visit to England, including a day in Rye. Thanks of recapturing this fascinating town!
Glad you were able to fit in a visit Jeff, you cannot bet seeing it first hand!
Always wanted to go there. Can’t wait to see it with you guys
A fascinating town, and a well-made video. Thank you!
Thanks Jim glad you enjoyed it.
What a great job you did here and I felt like I was back in magical Rye. This video, others of yours and my 28 visits to England solidify my belief that I was really supposed to have been born there - but inexplicably and sadly wasn't.
Ah thanks glad you enjoyed it. 28 trips to England wow 😯 😊 are you planning to come again soon?
Maybe a past life? 28 times! Sounds like should move there, no? If possible.
Love your videos! I would love to visit the UK 🇬🇧 but probably won't happen. Your videos feed my anglophile needs! ❤
Thank for watching, a shame you cannot visit, but maybe one day 🤞😊
Been to Rye twice 1985 & then in 2011 a beautiful little town, that has not changed at all. You have certainly unlocked my memories of this wonderful place. Many thanks for your fabulous educational video.
Great video, I loved every minute of it. Thanks a lot!
So glad you liked it. 😊
I loved this video with the old streets and roads. It’s amazing.
Glad you liked it. We have lots more. ua-cam.com/video/ihD7x-3ttMc/v-deo.html this is Sandwich not far from Rye. Maybe try that one next! ☺
Inglaterra y Egipto son los países que más atraen mi atención y pasión.
¡Nos encantaría ir a Egipto algún día!
Another wonderful movie!
Those little old towns are so beautiful.
Thank you.
We are so lucky to have many of them in the U.K. thanks for watching.
Wow!! Fantastic. The history blows my mind! Greetings from Ontario Canada
Thank you glad you enjoyed it 😊
Amazing
This is wonderful! We were in Rye for an afternoon and missed so much. Now we've seen it. Thanks! Love the music too.
Glad you have a good time and we filled in some gaps. 😊
Fantastic video. Very beautiful place. 👏👏
Many thanks
for some reason, I was much more entranced by this town than from the other towns/cities that you've visited. Maybe it was its proximity to the ocean and constant cry of the gulls. Another wonderful, wonderful video, Simon!!! Greetings from San Gabriel, CA, USA
So glad you enjoyed it. The gulls were so noisy but at the time you don’t really notice it. Maybe you are too busy with all the wonderful things to see 😊
@@MemorySeekers I honestly would think it's the charming noises of the seagulls at the background that created the natural atmosphere of your video. For me, it's music to my ears. Thank you very much for taking time to make so many beautiful videos for us 👍👏. Cheers.
@@MemorySeekers Very nice town indeed, but are you sure the seagull noises are not piped in? Because you don't see that much seagulls hanging around lol
You see them when we are on the roof of the church, they are all over and very noisy.
Maybe it’s the colours of the buildings that makes Rye so attractive. Though the North of England contains many historic towns the relentless grey stone and often lack of sun can make them appear a bit depressing.
Looks FANTASTIC....I especially want to see LAMB HOUSE....def. on the bucket list....!
Just remember it’s closed on weds and thurs! 11-5 otherwise.😊👍
Looking forward to visiting Rye in May of 2023. Thanks for this helpful pre-tour!
Ah, have fun such a lovely place.
Your videos make me want to travel back to England and explore new old places.
Well we hope at some point you can! Do it! 😊☺️
Hello Sy & Will ~ Thanks again for sharing another quaint historical town, that I would love to visit! Maybe someday 🙋♀️🤞♥️
Thank you so glad you enjoyed it 🤞 you make it there one day.
Hello again ~ if not ~ many thanks for taking me along! Your videos capture so much....from the narrative, to the music you choose, it all fits! 👍 Keep them coming ~ Peace and Love, 🍻 ❤🥰
I stayed at The Mermaid Inn with my first boyfriend many moons ago. It was a time I will never forget for its history and splendour - I felt like a Queen!
Very jealous, would love, just love, to stay in that hotel!
You sure visit some beautiful places! So much history.Thank you for taking us along with you!
You are very welcome, we have great fun visiting them sharing with you.
@@MemorySeekers I am disabled and cannot walk.So tagging along with you Guys I feel like I am there with you! Thanks so much for the wonderful tours you give!
Excellent,informative tour of lovely Rye.I remember many trips to Rye and Camber Sands in the late 50's/early 60's as a kid.
Thank you for your wonderful commentary and back ground noise from the seagulls.
It probably has not changed that much since you visited. I never noticed how noisy the seagulls were until editing the video. Haha
Another wonderful video. You're giving us even more reasons to return to the UK!
Hope you make it back soon!
Lovely video! Thank you! Can you arrange a walking tour? Would love to come out on walks with you as a tour guide :)
Lovely! I love to see this kind of video. Sadly I probably won't get to see England in person
Oh a walking tour, I’m not sure I would be any good at that 😃. Haha Gosh I don’t think I could remember all the facts and stories live… one to ponder though. 🧐☺️
@@MemorySeekers Oh don't worry about that! Catch up on all the facts whilst having a nice pub lunch! 😁😎😁
I love the sounds of the seabirds.
They were very noisy but it is a lovely sound at the coast.
What a lovely, charming town! Thank you for showing us around.
Our pleasure 😊
Another great video - thank you very much. I vaguely remember Camber Sands from visiting as a small child - we had an old Austin 7 car & my dad knew all these places from his youth ! We lived in West Hampstead in London at the time. I'm 82 now lived in US for 40 years, but still enjoy watching these UA-cam videos of UK places I will not be able to visit now ! This little town of Rye is very interesting & historic, I had no idea !
Glad we stirred the memories of your time in the area with the family. It was our first time in Rye and as surprised as you about the history and beauty of the places. Glad you enjoyed the tour. All the best.
As usual this was very enjoyable. Your music choices were great. I look forward to your videos wherever you choose to travel as i am mainly an armchair traveler and the places you show may not even be places i would know about. I learn a bit too which is always nice as we age. Safe travels and God bless.
Thank you Angela for the lovely comment. So pleased you like the music it is so hard to get the right piece, it sometimes takes up more time than the research! 😀😊
There are some excellent art shops in Rye too, including the Rye Art Gallery (local artists) on High Street. There are also some pretty good eateries in the town including the Mermaid where the Ploughman's is to die for, and Layla Turkish on the High Street.
Rye is one of my favourite towns in southern England; read the geography and the history and you will be entranced too.
Thank you for your thoughts and extra information. Would love to eat at the mermaid next time!
Pontins holiday park are words I was never expecting to hear on this channel! Seriously, I think Rye would be very near the top of my list of British places to visit from your videos. It really has it all, doesn’t it? And the sounds… this was just so welcome, it’s oppressively hot here, today, and I‘m landlocked (always tough for a Welsh girl).
Now, will I brave the ghosts, rather than the holiday park..?
I would give the ghosts a go 😂 Yes it really does have all the elements of an amazing town and the coast to enjoy as well. We only really scratched the surface of what the surrounding area has to offer. You could spend a number of days exploring just a few miles around the town with plenty to see. And so close to London by train very accessible!
Another well produced UA-cam production. What beautiful history, in New Zealand we can only claim 200 years, unless you count rubbish left by the first nation.
Thank you for the kind comment, so glad you liked it. 😊
That was such a lovely relaxing video. Thank you so much MemorySeekers.
Thank you for watching Alan 😊
I lived in a village just outside Rye. Went for tea and scones at Simon the Piemans, up by the church every Friday with my mum. Happy memories!!!
It does look like a very nice cafe! Glad we stirred the memories 😊
Yet another beautiful part of England, and typically quirky, not boring by any stretch of the imagination! A pity about the closed street 😕. Interesting, if rather dark history. Thank you again for your wonderful work. Looking forward to seeing more videos from you!
Yes it was just our luck so much construction going on at that time but still it was a beautiful sunny early spring day and that made up for it!
What a beautiful little town! Love all the Tudor style houses. Can’t wait to go along with y’all on your next adventure. So enjoy all your videos.
Thanks for the lovely comment. 😊
my grandfather Fred Tillman was born in West Street just around the corner from the Mermaid, the family were Rye Harbour fishermen and also manned the lifeboat Mary Stanford which went down all hands 1928. The family have lived fished and farmed in the area since Anglo Saxon times and although I only live a few miles from Rye I haven't been for nearly twenty years so I loved your walk around and all the info some of which I had forgotten.
Thank you for sharing your family connection. So pleased we could show you around ☺️
Enjoyed. Thanks from North Carolina.
Our pleasure!
I'm always in RYE generally as I live in Beckley (just outside rye) you've done a nice job of filming what we generally take for granted because of living here, really appreciate what you've done. Thank you.
Thank you for the lovely comment Martin. 😊
I have traveled the world and watched many travel logs. This gentleman’s works is wonderful. Packed full of info about what you are looking at and hints that will be very useful when you travel. Thank you to MemorySeekers!
Thank you very much for the kind words. 😊
This was absolutely sublime to watch. Thank you. I wonder if the Duke of Sussex has ever visited hear and if so if he has any knowledge or appreciation for the beautiful history, architecture antiquity of this lovely place. I would 1000% rather live in this beautiful village than Monticito California any day.
I am not sure if they had visited, could not find any reference online… glad you enjoyed the tour 😊
Incredible Town. The grammar school and the bank with it's oak pillars are amazing. Beautiful video as usual. Cheers.
Thank you glad you enjoyed the tour.
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Love it!! We went there in 2012 and made the mistake that there would be baggage check at the train station. Lucky we had a wonderful local who told us to go to the travel agent where we could store our bags. SO grateful to this day!
You were lucky, I doubt that would be possible these days.
@@MemorySeekers May very well be true. I still like to believe in the heart of humanity
Thanks for this video. Thoroughly enjoyed watching and will probably do so again! Lovely place.
Thank you Angela 😊
Best utube channel in it's genre.
Very kind thank you 😊
Супер!!!👌⚜⚜⚜📽📽📽
Great job Simon, more than worthy of a BBC travelogue...
I'm from East London, but I've lived in California since 1976, having spent 40 years working in HOLLYWOOD. Your quality of videography and presentation is first class.
I love the Romney Marsh area... the Dymchurch Railway and the old Golden Sands holiday camp at St. Mary's Bay -Happy Days indeed, and all before these dark days of Covidism!
When I left Britain the steadicam in cinematography was just getting started, your moving shots are stunning, at some time I expect you'll be adding drone shots to your videos and then you'll really be outstanding. You've already got good editing skills and a few drone shots would really enhance your productions... just a thought!
Hello Graham, thank you for the lovely comment. We do our best to bring a good quality production. We don’t have a drone right now but some times take a royalty free set of drone footage if we think it will enhance the video. I am on the fence with having one… more and more places in the U.K. have restrictions and to be honest when we are walking around and hear the buzz of a drone it’s kind of annoying. I also like for people to see what you can actually see when walking around. They have there place and used sparingly can have a wonderful impact. One to ponder for sure. Thanks so much for watching 😊
Hello Graham, thank you for the lovely comment. We do our best to bring a good quality production. We don’t have a drone right now but some times take a royalty free set of drone footage if we think it will enhance the video. I am on the fence with having one… more and more places in the U.K. have restrictions and to be honest when we are walking around and hear the buzz of a drone it’s kind of annoying. I also like for people to see what you can actually see when walking around. They have there place and used sparingly can have a wonderful impact. One to ponder for sure. Thanks so much for watching 😊
Sehr interessant! Danke! 😊
Piękna lekcja historii!!! Dziękuję, za piękny, interesujący film. Serdeczne pozdrowienia 👍🥰
My Uncle and Cousins live here. Its a beautiful town.
To urocze miasto z tak bogatą historią. To świetna zabawa odkrywać fakty i przeszłość, a następnie udostępniać je w filmie. wszystkiego najlepszego.
Me gusta mucho su programa , me fascina Inglaterra , saludos desde Chile .
¡Muchas gracias, es un placer saber que tenemos espectadores en Chile, un lugar que hemos visitado varias veces y que realmente amamos!
Yes...very pretty town....went to the Rye...pottery shop...and bought some homemade fudge...in a quaint shop..
You always do a beautiful video. Didn't see, though, the house E. F. Benson lived in, nor the house with the crooked chimney, nor a mention of Mapp and Lucia, but even so, it was lovely to be back thee again. Thanks, Jane, Philadelpha
Oh, doable from London. Great!
Yes very much so, escape the city to this lovely old town.
Thanks for showing us this beautiful town, you did a great job.
Hi Simon! Thanks for the lovely stroll around Rye. I loved exploring the town in 2018, and now I want to go back! x
Another one for the list! Glad you have seen it first hand as that is the best way 😊
Lovely to watch, love medieval buildings thankyou for this
Thank you Sue 😊
Fantastic place... I'm loving it... u make such a clean informative video, that one can travel there whole heartedly... England is most historic and beautiful.. thank you for sharing this amazing story with us
Thank you for the lovely comment as always 😊
This is such a great channel I always look forward to your videos you do a great job with the narration 👍
Thank you very much! ☺
Thank you for this superb video. Have not been to Rye since the mid-1980's but after watching this I will return. All the cinque ports are fascinating.
You guys should be receiving a check from the UK Tourism Board! ~ What a great video... Makes me want to book my flight now 🇬🇧 🤗 Gorgeous town. Thank you.
Haha that would nice! Maybe one day we can collaborate with them! 😊
Beautiful ❤🏴😻❤️
Beautiful!! Wished that I could visit this lovely Medieval Town, but I live too far away. As always, I really enjoy your great videos. Keep up with your amazing work. Many blessings.
Thank you for the lovely comment glad we can bring it to you virtually 😊
Another of your wonderful and totally enjoyable videos. Love them.
Thank you very much!