Really enjoyed it ladies, thank you. My husband and I went to Hampton Court Palace back in 2003. We were so spoiled and looked after, they made it very special. My husband had a walker then snd we were so looked after. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
I wonder: at what point did we become protective of history? I see the first museums started in the 1700s as private collections. But I see old timey people had no issue tearing down entire sections like it was nothing in the 1600s. Doing that today would be insane. They didn't seem to approach old buildings/old things/history with the same reverence we do today. They dismantled Nonsuch Palace and sold it for scrap, piece by piece, to pay gambling debts. And don't get me started what happened to Catherine Parr and her tomb after her death... that would be absolutely insane (and disgusting) to us now.
Hi Philippa, I learned so much from this video, loved it!
I love that you did Susan! Thank you so much for watching 😀
Really enjoyed it ladies, thank you. My husband and I went to Hampton Court Palace back in 2003. We were so spoiled and looked after, they made it very special. My husband had a walker then snd we were so looked after. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
Thanks! I really appreciate your channel. Your interviews are fantastic. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for the Super sticker and for taking the time to leave a comment. I appreciate it!
What beautiful tulips!!!! Are they tulips, can’t quite see. Glorious colour though . Now I’ll listen ladies, thank you 🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
I'm going to be going to Hampton Court very soon this was great thank you as always Philippa:)
I wonder: at what point did we become protective of history? I see the first museums started in the 1700s as private collections. But I see old timey people had no issue tearing down entire sections like it was nothing in the 1600s. Doing that today would be insane. They didn't seem to approach old buildings/old things/history with the same reverence we do today. They dismantled Nonsuch Palace and sold it for scrap, piece by piece, to pay gambling debts. And don't get me started what happened to Catherine Parr and her tomb after her death... that would be absolutely insane (and disgusting) to us now.