Hidden Gems in the Cotswolds Episode 5 | Saintbury & Snowshill to Todenham & Sandford St. Martin
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2022
- Exploring further along the north western Cotswolds escarpment, we begin in Saintbury and drop south to Snowshill, back north to Weston Sub Edge and then head east across Todenham, finishing in Sandford St Martin.
This episode of gems offers a variety of interesting stories: churches under restoration, lost buildings, closed pubs and one very lovely John Piper window. These are classic English villages, well worth a visit to any Cotswold traveller.
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Spooky season is over for another year and we are back with the latest episode of Hidden Gems in the Cotswolds! Let us know where you are watching from 😊
Wonderful tour! Thank you! Watching from Nashville, Tennessee, US
Thank you for taking us along! Blessings, and much love from North Carolina USA 🇺🇸
I’m watching and enjoying from Ramsbottom Lancashire
Florida, US. I just recently became a fan when I listened to several of his "haunted tours". He definitely has the voice for telling tales of hauntings.
Please can you revive the Christmas ghost stories of old, it would be wonderful if you could, love your channel 🥰
This Channel is the Gem and Robin is the Sparkling Crown Jewel of the Channel
Really enjoyed this today. Just wish I were able to visit these beautiful villages.
Words cannot describe how much I love your travel logs.
Do keep us in the know about the church! I would love to make a donation to help out! Great show as usual Robin Widget and Gizmo! Aberdeen Ohio
Hello from Romania! Your stories and narration are a real delight. Thank you!
I can't help wondering how many gems are there in this piece of land in which architectural beauty of the churches mingles with the peaceful landscape and together seem to defy the changes of time ...! The thorn of modern life has not been successful so far and I strongly hope that your voice and the National Trust will prevail ! Watching you always and looking forward to the next episode. .From Romania ,with love !👋👋
Originally from the Black Country, but 17 years self imposed exile in Spain.
A pity the NT won't let you into Snowshill Manor. As you know, it has to be seen to be believed.
We were told that the collector had crammed so much stuff in, he moved into the smaller one time servant's cottage to make more room, but then filled that up too!
It is the complete randomness of the objects that are a delight.
The Samurai collection is apparently better than anything in Japan and priceless. But not far from it are several cases full of embroidery thread! From the sublime to the utterly ridiculous and with no apparent rhyme or reason. That is why it is such a treasure.
A fascinating and informative tour of some delightful settlements, set in glorious Cotswold surroundings. Thank you.
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Hello from Peterborough, Ontario, Canada🇨🇦
Thank you for this lovely walk and the accompanying history😊👏👏👏
Good morning from the San Francisco foggy coast! I bought a beautiful mug and T shirt to support the channel. I would have bought a tea towel but alas...💝😆🧐
Thank you for sharing this beautiful tour of the Cotswolds.
As an American it would be my great dream to live in the Cotswolds. I must say your channel is my absolute favorite and to be able to find places to see is amazing. My wife’s family is from Bath and when get to visit we’re going all around the Cotswolds so this is very helpful so thank you good sir.
A very early good morning from Australia.
Wonderful.Learn't alot.Your filming Ross is deeply calming..the time you take to film from a drone is unforgettable.Robin your narration is captivating.The time flies by,hence the joy of rewatching and listening again to take in knowledge of the history of these beautiful places.Thank-you I have recommended your series to so many people in passing and on line.
Thank You!
Hello from CATALUÑA , me gustan mucho sus narration,sus estories,Thank you muchas gracias.
Thanks Robin. Great work! ❤️
Thank You Robin,Fantastic as always,we are only on the oxon/Bucks border so have pretty much been lucky enough to vist all of the Gems in your series,Burford is still my favourite closly followed by guiting power then Winchcombe. Thanks Again
From Brazil, Santa Catarina - Treze Tilias City.
Robin,
I cannot tell you how much pleasure you Ross and the dogs give my wife and me, as the nights draw in your narration and images are a delight. We toured the area for 3 days by tandem in October...and used your videos as a guide! We, as you, fear that the unique beauty of this wonderful place will not lead to its downfall and by development...however sympathetic and well meaning...thank you again.
All IS well with the world and it's going to get even better. IF I ever make it back to England, I hope this visit to see the three areas I missed in 1971...the Lake District, Bath AND the beautiful Cotswolds. You make the beautiful countryside come alive for me, sitting quietly at my computer. Thank you so much.
Indeed all's well in some of the world. Let's keep optimistic. Thanks for watching and do come back soon. Robin
Enjoying this series from East Tennessee.
Love the doggies!
I 👍 hot-dogs.
Blimmey this is the most beautiful and relaxing channel cheers Robin and Ross love your beautiful dog's to Cheers Stephen 👍✌️🍀✌️🤠
Cheers!, all the way from sunny Florida, USA 🌴🥂 Absolutely fascinated by your vivid narrations of the exquisite Costworlds,it's as if there is no need to leave home! Truly a gem in itself! Thanks for sharing your heavenly view with us, recent subscriber, Vanessa 💕
I would love some ghastly tales year round though.
We've recently visited Snowshill Manor. As you said, a true magpie collection! The largest set of penny farthings you could ever find, as well as samurai armour
Watching from Bath city centre. Maybe one of your younger viewers. My mum lives in Winchcombe and Grandparents in Alstone. Very fond of your channel
Thank you Robin! I thoroughly enjoyed this episode! Well done!!
We went to Snowshill it's a lovely place to visit
I’m enjoying your travels from Harleysville Pennsylvania.
Will be popping over soon and using your talks to see the Cotswolds for the first time .
Have a lovely time. Thanks for watching. Robin
Pay a visit to Swinbrook which has a church and churchyard full of history, with the beautiful St Oswalds Chapel just a short walk away....Steve
Lovely all your films.
JML
Throughly enjoyed this video. Thankyou
Wow!
Watching from the Hudson Valley region in New York. Love your show.❤
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Nice video. Watching from Gettysburg, PA.
I've been enjoying your videos since I stumbled over your channel last month when one of your Halloween videos popped up in my recommended. Living in Australia just doesn't have the same feel of awe and comfort as Britain, and Europe as a whole, so I love seeing channels like yours. Looking forward to the next one
Charmingly presented with an eloquent narrative, as always. Have you considered collecting all of your scripts along with key photos into a book? Cheers from Canada.
Perhaps something we should try if of interest to you and other viewers!
Amazing video.
Coming to Cotswolds nov 5. Can anyone tell me how wet the fields are? Will I need boots or will a good walking shoe do? Will all the leaves have fallen? Coming to London for business so will be there rain or shine. After 40 or more hours of Robin’s audio I am ready to have a grand time!
Watching from Auckland, New Zealand. What an epic episode this was. Very enjoyable. Do you think you will ever get down to Minchinhampton? My family came from there (in 1841) and I would be very interested to see what the town is like.
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Right from the beginning the bibery church was so beautiful,glostershires dales are one face of the Cotswold,In 19th century a church was Renovated,some of the churches and pub and manor dates back to ten or thirteen or fourteenth century it's all beautiful to look at and to go up there, Martin's story ,who was a soldier and due to his charitable character he was replaced from army to church is quite interesting.These Cotswold beauty's need an enormous sum so that they can be updated and renovated, Cotswold is really a beauty by it's cottages and ancient pubs,some of the perishes are from the time of roman's down to Edward the second and Elizabeth the one and,how in 19th century parliament managed them and lastly up untill now how it's holds on is remarkable
my ex mother in law owned the pub farriers arms
According to the inflation factor £1,700 pounds in 1864 England would be worth £250,000 pounds in 2022. So, they spent the equivalent of £250,000 on that church. Actually, I don't think you could replace it for a quarter million dollars.
Please, translate In Indosnesia, /Subtitel
Hello from Tennessee, USA. I think I was born in the wrong country.
I live in the Cotswolds and it is full of hidden gems........here's a favourite little run of mine with me riding my motorbike....ruclips.net/video/cqeTCayiOAg/видео.html.......so much history and beautiful countryside on my doorstep, I count myself very lucky to live here.
Lovely travelogue, but 16 !! adverts in a 36min video. Come on RUclips, this is EXCESSIVE!
As a practicing Christian, I have a very hard time being unhappy that your'e introducing your dogs into the inside of active churches, unless the animals are medical support animals. Especially if any of these churches rightly boast of the Eucharistic presence of Our Lord in the tabernacle there! The sacred are meant for our highest and best adoration not for uncessary browsing or unrelated instructions at all. Proper respect due to the nature of God's presence meant for Christ's sacramental interactions with mankind must be kept off limits. Out of respect for parishioners and worshipers PLEASE keep the animals outside!