Thank you all for coming along and sharing your time with us. The Sunday Roast was Elite! Now it's definitely one of my all-time favorite meals ever. We love each and every one of you! 🤍 Jess and Family x
Do please try to come and live in England.You are such lovely people ans your grown up children. I LIVE ALONE am 75 and lonely Love to watch you.God Bless you all.
Oh, friend, we are definitely thinking about it! We're so thankful for all your love, friend, and that's ok we completely understand, and we love you! 🤍 Jess & family!
I know, right? It's horrible, and I'm ashamed. It will never happen again. Now it's one of my top 5 meals I have ever enjoyed here! Love it so very much. Yes, the Yorkshire pudding was amazing! 🤍 Jess x
My late husband was born in Southery - and is buried in the Cemetery there. Small Fenland village but with surprising gems like The Old White Bell and it's Sunday Roast 😋. So glad you enjoyed it.
Sorry for your loss! Southery is such a beautiful place. Loved the Sunday Roast at The Old White Bell. We will definitely be returning! Thank you for sharing your time with us! 🤍 Jess x
@@SandraBeaumont-oh2hp I'm so happy that comes across in all our videos. I truly love all the wonderful things here. Thank you for all the love! 🤍 Jess x
I grew up in New Zealand, Sunday roast is readily available over there too, with some local variation such as roast kumara, pumpkin or baby beetroot. I now live in the UK and still have one occasionally, hard to beat really. Glad you enjoyed it, definitely something to replicate for family and friends when you get back to the US, they'll thank you for it.
That is completely wonderful! I have to say it is now one of my all-time favorite meals! It is something. I think my soul was missing, and I didn't even know it. I kick myself that it took us so long to enjoy a Sunday Roast, but Sundays are our days that we're able to travel. Because chris works full-time and I help my friend out on most Saturdays. So we can't always fit everything that we want in all the time, but I think we are doing pretty good with all of our adventures. Oh, I'm kicking myself that we have been missing out on this delight far too long!! Thank you so much for coming along with us on this fabulous adventure! 🤍 Jess x
Friend, I don't know. We have definitely been missing out. Wow, is all we can say! That meal has been added to our thing we will miss. I agree we will probably try a new one as often as we can. 🤍 Jess x
That looked delicious.. Have you checked out the New Forest on the south coast? Also not that far from there is Winchester, Hampshire, King Alfred's ancient capital of England with its beautiful cathedral. Well worth a visit.
Can't believe you went this long without a Sunday roast! Glad you found such a lovely place to have your first of many. Loved the teal paint in the dining room, and the tour around the antique barn. I see you like blue and white china too. I just got a lovely Spode plate in the pattern Rome which I've had my eye on for a while. Very nice choices! I could spend hours in there and sped far too much. Nice to see an old style *hot water bottle* in ceramic. I remember my grandparents had a couple until they discovered the newer rubber ones. Thanks for taking us along.
Friend you and me both! That is what we said after we finish our meal. Like what and the world where we thinking, waiting so long!! I am definitely adding this to my top favorite meals of all time. I now need to learn how to cook it. 😉 I absolutely love the white and blue China, and so does Shane. Colette loves the pink and cream, probably not a surprise. LoL Thank you for spending time with us, friend! 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn Oh you'll be fine cooking a roast. If you want something a bit different meat-wise, venison, or a Guinea Fowl are absolutely lovely too. The key to Yorkshire puddings(it's a basic pancake mix) but the oil in the Yorkshire pudding tin needs to be smoking hot when you pour the mix in to bake. Roast potatoes...par boil for 10 mins, drain, put the lid on the pan and shake it to rough the outsides up, then in to the oven the oil or fat of your choice(olive or rapeseed, or you can get little jars of duck or goose fat in all supermarkets.) Then whatever other veg you fancy really. I don't know if you've tried parsnips yet, but peel, par boil for 10 mins with the potatoes and roast together. They will appear on the shelves in autumn. You can always use Sweet Potato to roast if you'd prefer and they work just as well. :)
Where you had your Sunday Roast is right next door to my hairdresser salon. I’m live in Wimbotsham in Downham Market. Such a lovely quiet friendly town with a lot of old age pensioners live. With the Markets and lots of places to eat in Downham. My granddaughter works in a cafe next to Savers near Boots in the town. We love living here in our converted barn that my husband built 30 years ago. So glad you enjoyed your first Sunday roast dinner. If you like antiques you should check out the one in Ely, it’s right on the river front x
We absolutely love Downham Market! It is just such a lovely market village with everything one could need. Thank you so much for sharing with us. We love and appreciate your time, friend! 🤍 Jess x
Sunday Roast is the food of the Gods if done correctly/properly. Its midday here in Somerset and im currently roasting my Pork and having that with all the trimmings, with a large Yorkshire Pudding, Homemade pork & mushroom gravy also Crackling & Apple Sauce for the pork.
Some of us still have the real traditional British Sunday. Church first then a pub lunch (not every week though ££££s😮💨) or supermarket shop and roast at home. Snooze and nibble until Antiques Roadshow is on the telly at 8 o’clock. I like your Sunday in that lovely pub. I’ll give it a try sometime ❤. Bulldog barns looks a super place.
It's a lovely tradition! Sunday Roast is now one of my favorite meals. It was so delicious, and Bulldog Barn is so wonderful! Hope you have a beautiful Sunday. Thanks for sharing your time with us! 🤍 Jess x
Hi - glad you enjoyed the Sunday roast - once upon a time a staple of our weekly diet - hot on Sunday - cold meat on Monday and a pie or similar on Tuesday - but now sadly just an occasional treat usually eaten as you did , in a pub rather than at home. I'm sure we will all miss your positive and happy videos about our little county - for many of us it would be good to see similar videos about the U.S when you get home - if that's something you might do? I'm not sure if anyone's suggested you visit Lavenham (Suffolk) which is a very pretty old wool town with some fantastic old buildings. If you do you might call in at the Swan for a drink - in a bar there they have retained panels containing the signatures of servicemen who drank there from UK/US etc who served in WW2.
We will definitely be continuing our videos when we return to the US in 2025. We have so much to continue to share with you all. I absolutely love it here it will always be in my heart forever and always! 🤍 Jess x
Great video, thanks for taking us along. Chris' smile looks almost as big as that Sunday lunch he has. You can now go on a mission to find the best Sunday roast in your area. Maybe have a go at it yourself? The Yorkshire puddings can be a real challenge and you'll get many suggestions as to how to make them. Taking traditional Sunday Roast back to the USA will be an awesome way of keeping those memories alive. You all have a lovely week x
Right, it was the most amazing picture of sweet Chris! It was such an amazing meal. It has now become one of my favorites! I will try my hand at making it to share with friends and family back in the US. We appreciate your love! 🤍 Jess x
Jess if you haven't already you need to try Salt marsh lamb basically sheep that have been reared along coastal grass marshland. Slow cooked Traditional Lamb Shank in Red wine another must try.
Britain is not about the price, It's about community, companionship, making real friends, making a difference within your community! You will be welcomed anywhere in Britain as friends whatever or whenever you make your choice, It's the best place in the world to live!!
I love perusing antique stores/barns...in particular I look for vintage travel paraphernalia. There were one or two items I saw in the antique store in this video which I might have been tempted to buy. Anyhow, another relaxing video. Thank you for taking me along with y'all!
Oh, very interesting. I'll have to take a look next time I head there. I could spend all day just exploring shops like this. Are there many in Edinburgh? Maybe I should pop on a train and make a day of it!? Also, as always, we appreciate you coming along with us. 🤍 Jess x
The roast can be beef or lamb with the lamb usually served with a mint sauce and beef with horseradish. The white Butler sinks outside are ideal as a planter for your flowers. The blue and white lampshade that Chris was holding, looked great.
Most definitely! The Sunday roast is now one of my favorite meals! We have been missing out for far too long, my friend. I am looking at bringing one of the butler sinks home with us for one of my dream porches on the small holding! 🤍 Jess x
at 5:00 ish there was Belfast sinks and chimney pots for sale. Back in the 70's we smashed up 100's of those. Little did I know I was throwing money away. And don't get me started on the Oak Beams we burnt.
Way back in the 70’s in London,the bulldozing that was going on meant that lots of “stuff” was burnt or smashed up. The fireplaces we got rid of was criminal. Really ornate carved huge pieces and loads of iron fireplaces,just scrapped for scrap value. I saw a fireplace recently that was from an old mansion in Richmond and was half the size of the huge ones we scrapped,and the asking price was £7,250. Gutted. If only we knew then what we know now eh?
I love them all. I would spend my life in vintage/ antique shops here! I will have to take a look to see if it see them. Think we all look back and say wow why did I throw that away long ago. Thank you, friend! 🤍 Jess x
You have just visited the pub I'd always ment to check out , living so close to it but never visiting . Must try it myself. One place I would recommend for Sunday lunch is Fendics fisheries near Brookville it has a restaurant and serves a mean Sunday lunch!!!! Would recommend it to ALL ! you can also relax watching other fish the lakes afterwards with a pint
Hi guys. Thank you for the lovely drive, even if it is a bit flat for an old Scotsman. Please add on your list of places a town called Bridgnorth. A split-level market town that has steam trains, a funicular railway, loads of antique shops, nice pubs, and lovely views of the Shropshire countryside and river Severn. Best wishes to all Rob
Rob, thank you for coming along with us, friend! We have a trip to Scotland planned. Maybe I will see if it's close to our destination. Thank you for the love and recommendation to add to our list. 🤍 Jess x
@DaydreamersBarn Ha! Bridgnorth is just across the country from you. I now live in the West Midlands, Wolverhampton area, and Bridgnorth is just 17 miles away, just in the county of Shropshire. I guess it would be a nice long day out for you. A' the best frae me an mine tae you an yours. Rob
Hi Jess. I think you would both love the auctions held at Gaze auctions at Diss on the Norfolk / Suffolk border. I think think you can go to view on Thursdays and the auctions are held on Fridays.
Hi Jess, Chris, Colette and Shane, 🐕👋. So happy you ticked the Sunday roast off your list 😊. The Barn Antiques looked fantastic and it must have been very tempting not to spend a small fortune in there 😊. Not sure if you have watched the BBC 1 show called Bargain Hunt Jess, lunchtimes at 12.15 as it's a programme I think you might enjoy. Wishing you all a great week my friends, take care. xx ❤️ 😊
Thank you, friend. It is now probably one of my favorite meals! I go to Bulldog Barn quite often because they have the cutest tea room, which is wonderful. Any time that I go, it is always tempting to spend way too much. I budget like crazy. We absolutely appreciate the time you spent with us today. We love and appreciate you, friend! 🤍 Jess & family x
Why dont you come up north visit the Peak district? Buxton,Matlock,Bakewell? The peaks are stunning beautifjl scenery lovely villages...stat for a couple of days youll need i..
We are definitely going too, but with Chris working full time, we have to plan a trip in advance. I'm sure you understand. We can't wait to explore! Thank you for your comment. 🤍 Jess x
I'm not sure where you are, but if you're interested in antiques, you should drive to Cheshire in the North-West. Dagfield in Nantwich and the Mill in Congleton.
Same, my friend. I love the shops! I agree that the Sunday roast is now one of my favorite things. I'm kicking myself that we have been missing out for far too long! 🤍 Jess x
That Sunday lunch looked delicious. If you enjoy mooching around vintage/ antique places, have a look at Hemswell Antiques centre in Lincolnshire, it is huge. If you like pottery, check out Burleigh Pottery, the Spode museum, and Emma Bridgwater Pottery, all near Stoke on Trent.
Friend, I have added those places to our ever going list. I truly appreciate and love you, friend! Thank you so very much for sharing your time with us. 🤍 Jess x
Hi guys great video, I visit Lakenheath often to the spectators viewing area as I love all military jets , last week when the 12 F22 raptors came in was awesome. If you see a black S550 Mustang give me a flash !!
The further north you go, the cheaper the properties. Yorkshire, Northumberland, Durham ; you have magnificent scenery, including the rugged coastline. The cost of living is cheaper than the south, and overall there is more open environment than the south. Converting a suitable property to your standards would be easier on the wallet. Scotland is within easy reach. The highlands are magnificent. Maybe, overall, properties are a tad more than the US, but I think that the UK is a very special place. But I am biased. It's nice to see you on the ròad again ; hope you enjoyed your meal. Love your company. Cheers. Sheffield South Yorkshire.
That Sunday Roast looked amazing. I love that you picked out some bits to take home with you. I think we live in the same part of the country, I will have to check that place out. Also I love your gold coat and it looks like your daughter has great style!
It truly was wonderful! We always try to find beautiful pieces of this beautiful country to bring home to our small holding. So when we look around, we can have great memories of such a happy time. We appreciate your love! 🤍 Jess x
That was quite a nice looking, tasty roast. Roast beef and Yorkshire pudding etc is one of my fave meals. Fave desserts include sticky toffee pudding, and blackberry / blackcurrant and apple crumble with custard, Yum. I like your drone house shot at the end, with the open farmland, and Dobby, the little Fiat.
It was a very yummy roast! We're so glad you enjoyed the drone footage. Chris loves flying it, and it being added to the videos for you all. Thank you for sharing your time with us! 🤍 Jess x
I love a good Sunday roast, have it nearly every week but usually cook it myself these days to save a few quid. That one you had looked nice and at £15 quite good value. If you haven't tried one already and got a good one in your area I would recommend having a Sunday carvery. You normally get a choice of three or four meats which you can mix and also help yourself to as much veg as you want.
@@DaydreamersBarn It's Very different to your normal shop, they're open to offers. If something is on sale for 100 notes, offer them 80 quid and more than likely you'll meet in the middle.
It’s Cromer Carnival week, on the Norfolk coast in a week’s time, only an hour away, but it’s busy all week so be prepared if you fancy seeing the sea and having some fun 🇬🇧🇺🇸🍻
I live in England. 60 years old. Back in the 70's Sunday roast all time. Meals were meat veg potato gravy in my parents house. Hate the stuff now. Think just had too much when i was younger.
I echo the what have you been doing? comments below regarding the Sunday roast. A good Sunday roast is elite - true! here, however most Sunday evenings we have a home (me) made curry. Today was a Tai Green Prawn curry & rice. (mostly bottles & Packs) BYE!
Haha, well, it does only happen once a week. 😉 Also, work and traveling to new places to explore we have tried but were unable to get in while traveling to different places. I'm definitely sad it took so long! The Sunday Roast has been added to my one of my all-time favorite meals now. Thank you for your comment. Hope you enjoyed your Sunday tradition. 🤍 Jess x
Hey Jess. If you are still feeling sheepish, do try to make it along to the Aylsham country show at Blickling Hall on 26th August, where they have sheep herding and stuff. 'Mac and Blair Adventures' went to the the Royal Welsh show for an idea of what to expect, although that one is bigger. I imagine, although I do not know, that there are more varieties of sheep and goats here than is usual at US shows? Anyway, cute shots of the tiny sheep and goats of minature breeds, which can't be bad!
Fabulous, friend. I really appreciate your recommendation on the show. I will look it up as soon as I finish responding to our comments. We love and appreciate the channel recommendation as well! Thank you very much. 🤍 Jess x
There's no doubt that when you four return home, we who are left here in Britain will have lost something important. I hope the Roast and Yorkshire puds didn't disappoint.
Oh, we will be back. I'm sure of it! We love it here too much to be away forever! Guess you all stuck with us visiting from time to time! The Yorkshire Pudding was amazing! 🤍 Jess x
I`m lucky - because within a year of me buying my first home ( in England ) a friend of mine came to stay for a few days and bought the house for me, with no obligations whatsoever attached. I have no idea how people can afford to buy houses in the UK today. `Just going into town right now for a Sunday Carvery.
@@DaydreamersBarn What ? Surely you have been to a pub on a Sunday and `had a carvery ?` They are a typical Sunday roast but you get a choice of a variety of meats - perhaps there`s nothing unique about that - and also get as much as you can eat of all the other vegetables one can eat. My Mrs and I went to one - quite off the cuff a few years ago at a pub called ( I think ) The Red Lion Inn between Brigg and Kirton Lindsay in North Lincolnshire. We never got the opportunity to ge back - but it was one of the best we`ve had. Today went to my usual place and had the meal and a coke for £10:15. But the Sunday Carvery is everywhere over here. Take Care. Ps, I don`t know whether The Red Lion Inn is still there as a trading pub.
Make sure you get loads of Yorkies at you roast dinner. You need to check out the Lake District national Park , Wales Pembrokeshire coastal National park Bannau Brychiniog or Brecon Beacons national park, Eryri or Snowdonia national park, Cornwall, Devon, New Forest national park, all the above places have stunning natural beauty and range from glacial lakes mountains cliff top walks waterfalls castles rivers and loads of wildlife as well as wild horses enjoy your stay in the Stunning British Isles
@@DaydreamersBarn ok thanks. If I can help you with further places to visit then I will only be pleased to do so. I've travelled extensively all over these Islands so know a fair bit about where to go and what to see
It will be such a shame when you leave us, your videos are always first class. I think you will find a “different” America when you do eventually return. We had a house in Florida for 30 years and sold up a couple of years ago. Over those years Florida certainly changed (very much for the worse I’m afraid) but no doubt you keep in touch with friends/family about what’s happening over there. You could have a new President when you return which could be a LADY President who knows politics, or a President with the brain of a 7 year old spoilt child. Best Wishes
Thank you so much! I absolutely love editing and bringing you all wonderful. I'm still learning and room to improve. Unfortunately, that takes money, but that I just don't have at this point. We truly appreciate your love and support. We will definitely have another President not sure what is going to happen. 🤍 Jess x
A Sunday Roast is a truly wonderful thing guys... My late mother made the most delicious Sunday Roast... It would include the following items... Roast Potatoes... Mashed Potatoes... Petit Pois Peas... Carrots... Broccoli... Cauliflower... Sage & Onion Stuffing... Yorkshire Puddings... With one of the following meat options... Roast Shoulder Of Pork... Roast Leg Of Lamb... Roast Beef... Roast Gammon Joint... Roast Chicken... Roast Turkey... With real Gravy made with the meat juices and some of the Vegetable water after they'd been strained... Our plates were usually piled high... And we usually didn't eat again for the rest of the day... Any leftover Mashed Potatoes & Vegetables were saved in the fridge overnight. So we would have Bubble & Squeak on a Monday... Any leftover meat was sliced up... And put in the fridge in a Tupperware Box... And used for the next few days for either a cold Salad or for cold meat Sandwiches... Nothing from a Sunday Roast was ever wasted... It was way too good for that... Happy memories of much happier times... I'm glad you all had a lovely Sunday Roast... The first of many more i hope... Thanks for taking us along guys... I'm now off to watch the last couple of your videos... As today is "catch up Sunday" for me... 👍And i can view any RUclips videos I've missed... 👌All the very best guys... Cheers.🍺
I have to say the Sunday Roast is now one of my favorite meals! Hands down, I need to learn how to perfect it before I leave. As today is you on RUclips Day, we hope you enjoy all the videos you watch! We truly appreciate you sharing your time with us! Thank you for the love! 🤍 Jess x
I don’t know how “true” this statement is but I watched one USA person on his YT blog, whilst he was visiting here, testing out an “English” Sunday roast, saying that the only time he and his fellow USA peeps have a biiiig roast is just ONCE A YEAR *gulps* 😳😲on Thanksgiving Day (you know the familiar scene, a roast Turkey the size of an ostrich, cranberry sauce, cauliflower cheese etc etc) and even a Christmas roast Dinner is not “a thing” where he is from either…. 😕😕 Imagine, if it was like that in GB with a “once a year event” 😲 once the celebratory day is over, done and dusted….you would have to wait 364 days for another roast dinner treat!!! 😳😳😳😨….thank goodness I can’t see that ever happening here! 😂 (The fellow American is now regularly making a “Sunday roast” and loving every minute of it! 😁)
It will definitely be a part of our tradition that we carry on in the US. It is now probably one of my favorite meals. All I can say is, wow, it's elite! 🤍 Jess x
Chris , I’m a bit surprised you panned straight past the toy cars , did you not have toy cars as a boy ? We had 3 main makes Corgi ( the best in my opinion) , dinky and a very small one matchbox , which literally fitted into a matchbox A quick scan and I spotted at least half a dozen I had as a boy . 68 now and I still have a few in their boxes somewhere in the loft 😊😊
I would be interested to hear what your American subscribers view is so far. Do they find it relatable? Is it something that they would like to try? Im talking about the UK experience here not just the Sunday lunch.
@DaydreamersBarn that would have been my guess I have friends in minnesota and when one came across to the UK and Ireland we took her to the rugby at Welford Road and toured around a bit
If you do come back and settle in England, I can see you settling in the Harrogate/ York area of North Yorkshire as the East of England is drier than the West of England Manchester/ Liverpool as they get heavy rains after they come from Ireland while the Pennines save the east from a lot of that. Also in Yorkshire the housing is generally cheaper to buy and you can be very close to countryside than the South/ South-east.
You are wrong about the countryside in the south south/east. Plenty of beautiful places in the countryside and very accessible. Much hillier than east anglia and it is sunnier than Yorkshire.
@@valeriedavidson2785 Yes Yorkshire is hillier and more beautiful as a result than boring flat east Anglia. East anglia can be very cold as the wind is not stopped by hills. As for " sunnier" that is debatable as it is marginable. It is of course subjective. If climate change is to be believed East Anglia is likely to be re-submerged.
I appreciate you all sharing your thoughts! To be honest, I would be Tickle to be anywhere in the UK. To have a house here would be a dream come true! Thank you all for the lovely support 🤍 Jess x
@@robharris8844U I live very near the Cotswolds which has some of the prettiest villages in England but I lived in the south east for twenty years and I have also lived in East anglia. I can assure you that there are some very beautiful places in the south east and lovely countryside and much warmer than the North of England. East Anglia is not my favourite area (although very rural) because it is so flat but has some quite nice villages. All in all the south and west of England is much warmer than the north.
I don't understand why you American only have a roast once a year on Thanksgiving. It's not hard, roast beef, chicken, lamb and pork, roast potatoes (there's a trick) and other vegies.
Right, it will be someone we enjoyed now going forward way more! I love it, and now it's one of my favorite meals now. Thank you for your love! 🤍 Jess x
@dennisplummer4038 Item: FindThy FindThy Women’s Long Sleeve Velvet Jacket Casual Open Front Solid Long Velvet Cardigan Coats. I love it, but I can't share a link. My apologies! 🤍 Jess x
I was told the individual that owns it would not let it go, unfortunately. We would love to own it and start a little beautiful garden that people could come and enjoy. It's just a dream of mine, maybe one day. 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn Yes indeed, but would have liked to see what you got on your plate and what you thought of each item, given that this was your first time! 😊. No matter, thanks for the video x
@garlichr Understandable, but we try to respect everybody and their privacy while enjoying their Sundays Roast. It would've been rude of a couple of Americans saying we don't care about others and just recording. That is far from who our family is. We care about everyone and their enjoyment as well. So we could not because it was such an intimate room and experience. I'm sure we will do it again and have more of an opportunity to share our thoughts with you. Because this was hands down, one of my favorite meals! I truly appreciate your understanding. 🤍 Jess x
@DaydreamersBarn Of course 😊❤. I'm jealous because I really fancy a Sunday Roast right now but it's too hot and I can't be bothered to cook, plus it takes a while if you want all the trimmings like Yorkshires, and parsnips, and bread sauce etc. Plus there's only me here and it's not really justifiable for just one. Anyway, thanks again for yet another lovely video 😊👍
Thank you all for coming along and sharing your time with us. The Sunday Roast was Elite! Now it's definitely one of my all-time favorite meals ever. We love each and every one of you! 🤍 Jess and Family x
I love a roast
@@PipkinDog5 it's truly elite! 🤍 Jess x
Do please try to come and live in England.You are such lovely people ans your grown up children. I LIVE ALONE am 75 and lonely Love to watch you.God Bless you all.
Cancel my membership cannot afford it I am 75 cannot afford it
Oh, friend, we are definitely thinking about it! We're so thankful for all your love, friend, and that's ok we completely understand, and we love you! 🤍 Jess & family!
Yes, I almost can't believe this was your first Sunday roast OMG! And the Yorkies looked amazing too!
I know, right? It's horrible, and I'm ashamed. It will never happen again. Now it's one of my top 5 meals I have ever enjoyed here! Love it so very much. Yes, the Yorkshire pudding was amazing! 🤍 Jess x
My late husband was born in Southery - and is buried in the Cemetery there. Small Fenland village but with surprising gems like The Old White Bell and it's Sunday Roast 😋. So glad you enjoyed it.
Sorry for your loss! Southery is such a beautiful place. Loved the Sunday Roast at The Old White Bell. We will definitely be returning! Thank you for sharing your time with us! 🤍 Jess x
Go to The Stag at Attenborough, it’s near you, book a table for a Carvery, their food is excellent
Fabulous! Thank you for your recommendation, friend. We definitely will. Just let Chris know I will look to book a table. 🤍 Jess x
Attleborough … 😂
@@CillaHill-zd6fs on London Road?
Jess, it is so clear that you're in your 'Happy Place', continue to enjoy.
@@SandraBeaumont-oh2hp I'm so happy that comes across in all our videos. I truly love all the wonderful things here. Thank you for all the love! 🤍 Jess x
I grew up in New Zealand, Sunday roast is readily available over there too, with some local variation such as roast kumara, pumpkin or baby beetroot. I now live in the UK and still have one occasionally, hard to beat really. Glad you enjoyed it, definitely something to replicate for family and friends when you get back to the US, they'll thank you for it.
That is completely wonderful! I have to say it is now one of my all-time favorite meals! It is something. I think my soul was missing, and I didn't even know it. I kick myself that it took us so long to enjoy a Sunday Roast, but Sundays are our days that we're able to travel. Because chris works full-time and I help my friend out on most Saturdays. So we can't always fit everything that we want in all the time, but I think we are doing pretty good with all of our adventures. Oh, I'm kicking myself that we have been missing out on this delight far too long!! Thank you so much for coming along with us on this fabulous adventure! 🤍 Jess x
How have you gone this long without having a Sunday roast? You need to seriously catchup and try all the variations at your local pubs and carveries.
Friend, I don't know. We have definitely been missing out. Wow, is all we can say! That meal has been added to our thing we will miss. I agree we will probably try a new one as often as we can. 🤍 Jess x
That was the first thing that sprang to my mind! How could you have not had a Sunday roast?!
@@DaydreamersBarn Hopefully you’ve had fish and chips, and gone for an Indian meal too.
Exactly - how can you wait this long ?????
@@DaydreamersBarnJess, you will have to learn to cook a Sunday Roast so that you can still enjoy it when you return to the UP.
Nice to see the ceramic bed warmers again. My Grandmother had one
Lovely! Thank you for your comment, friend 🤍 Jess x
That looked delicious.. Have you checked out the New Forest on the south coast? Also not that far from there is Winchester, Hampshire, King Alfred's ancient capital of England with its beautiful cathedral. Well worth a visit.
It was so delicious! We haven't, but thanks for the recommendation! Thank you 🤍 Jess x
Perfect Sunday morning video, Jess ! Keep them coming 👍
Most definitely! I agree with you, my one of my favorite Sundays yet! 🤍 Jess x
Can't believe you went this long without a Sunday roast! Glad you found such a lovely place to have your first of many. Loved the teal paint in the dining room, and the tour around the antique barn. I see you like blue and white china too. I just got a lovely Spode plate in the pattern Rome which I've had my eye on for a while. Very nice choices! I could spend hours in there and sped far too much. Nice to see an old style *hot water bottle* in ceramic. I remember my grandparents had a couple until they discovered the newer rubber ones. Thanks for taking us along.
Friend you and me both! That is what we said after we finish our meal. Like what and the world where we thinking, waiting so long!! I am definitely adding this to my top favorite meals of all time. I now need to learn how to cook it. 😉
I absolutely love the white and blue China, and so does Shane. Colette loves the pink and cream, probably not a surprise. LoL
Thank you for spending time with us, friend! 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn Oh you'll be fine cooking a roast. If you want something a bit different meat-wise, venison, or a Guinea Fowl are absolutely lovely too. The key to Yorkshire puddings(it's a basic pancake mix) but the oil in the Yorkshire pudding tin needs to be smoking hot when you pour the mix in to bake. Roast potatoes...par boil for 10 mins, drain, put the lid on the pan and shake it to rough the outsides up, then in to the oven the oil or fat of your choice(olive or rapeseed, or you can get little jars of duck or goose fat in all supermarkets.) Then whatever other veg you fancy really. I don't know if you've tried parsnips yet, but peel, par boil for 10 mins with the potatoes and roast together. They will appear on the shelves in autumn. You can always use Sweet Potato to roast if you'd prefer and they work just as well. :)
Where you had your Sunday Roast is right next door to my hairdresser salon. I’m live in Wimbotsham in Downham Market. Such a lovely quiet friendly town with a lot of old age pensioners live. With the Markets and lots of places to eat in Downham. My granddaughter works in a cafe next to Savers near Boots in the town. We love living here in our converted barn that my husband built 30 years ago. So glad you enjoyed your first Sunday roast dinner. If you like antiques you should check out the one in Ely, it’s right on the river front x
We absolutely love Downham Market! It is just such a lovely market village with everything one could need. Thank you so much for sharing with us. We love and appreciate your time, friend! 🤍 Jess x
I really enjoy your videos. I lived in your area for over 10 years, it’s nice to see it again.
I am so thankful that you enjoy our fun adventures with us! I'm sure you miss it. We love helping to bring back nice memories. 🤍 Jess x
Sunday Roast is the food of the Gods if done correctly/properly.
Its midday here in Somerset and im currently roasting my Pork and having that with all the trimmings, with a large Yorkshire Pudding, Homemade pork & mushroom gravy also Crackling & Apple Sauce for the pork.
I completely agree! It's now one of my favorite meals I have enjoyed. It's what dreams are made of! 🤍 Jess x
Some of us still have the real traditional British Sunday. Church first then a pub lunch (not every week though ££££s😮💨) or supermarket shop and roast at home. Snooze and nibble until Antiques Roadshow is on the telly at 8 o’clock.
I like your Sunday in that lovely pub. I’ll give it a try sometime ❤. Bulldog barns looks a super place.
It's a lovely tradition! Sunday Roast is now one of my favorite meals.
It was so delicious, and Bulldog Barn is so wonderful! Hope you have a beautiful Sunday. Thanks for sharing your time with us! 🤍 Jess x
Hi - glad you enjoyed the Sunday roast - once upon a time a staple of our weekly diet - hot on Sunday - cold meat on Monday and a pie or similar on Tuesday - but now sadly just an occasional treat usually eaten as you did , in a pub rather than at home. I'm sure we will all miss your positive and happy videos about our little county - for many of us it would be good to see similar videos about the U.S when you get home - if that's something you might do? I'm not sure if anyone's suggested you visit Lavenham (Suffolk) which is a very pretty old wool town with some fantastic old buildings. If you do you might call in at the Swan for a drink - in a bar there they have retained panels containing the signatures of servicemen who drank there from UK/US etc who served in WW2.
We will definitely be continuing our videos when we return to the US in 2025. We have so much to continue to share with you all. I absolutely love it here it will always be in my heart forever and always! 🤍 Jess x
Great video, thanks for taking us along. Chris' smile looks almost as big as that Sunday lunch he has. You can now go on a mission to find the best Sunday roast in your area. Maybe have a go at it yourself? The Yorkshire puddings can be a real challenge and you'll get many suggestions as to how to make them. Taking traditional Sunday Roast back to the USA will be an awesome way of keeping those memories alive. You all have a lovely week x
Right, it was the most amazing picture of sweet Chris! It was such an amazing meal. It has now become one of my favorites! I will try my hand at making it to share with friends and family back in the US. We appreciate your love! 🤍 Jess x
This inspires me to make a southern roast! Glad y'all had a great time! Excited to hear you're going to the UP! It's gorgeous up there!
You should give it a try for sure! It is more than we expected. We look forward to showcasing the UP as well. Cheers, Chris
Jess if you haven't already you need to try Salt marsh lamb basically sheep that have been reared along coastal grass marshland. Slow cooked Traditional Lamb Shank in Red wine another must try.
Oh, thank you for the recommendation! I will definitely try and look for that. Really appreciate your advice. 🤍 Jess x
Britain is not about the price, It's about community, companionship, making real friends, making a difference within your community! You will be welcomed anywhere in Britain as friends whatever or whenever you make your choice, It's the best place in the world to live!!
I love that and definitely appreciate it! We love it here so very much. 🤍 Jess x
Another beautiful, English Summers Day, I see! 😆
Yes, it was such a wonderful day with the family. Thank you for sharing your time with us! 🤍 Jess x
I love perusing antique stores/barns...in particular I look for vintage travel paraphernalia. There were one or two items I saw in the antique store in this video which I might have been tempted to buy.
Anyhow, another relaxing video. Thank you for taking me along with y'all!
Oh, very interesting. I'll have to take a look next time I head there. I could spend all day just exploring shops like this. Are there many in Edinburgh? Maybe I should pop on a train and make a day of it!? Also, as always, we appreciate you coming along with us. 🤍 Jess x
The roast can be beef or lamb with the lamb usually served with a mint sauce and beef with horseradish. The white Butler sinks outside are ideal as a planter for your flowers. The blue and white lampshade that Chris was holding, looked great.
Most definitely! The Sunday roast is now one of my favorite meals! We have been missing out for far too long, my friend. I am looking at bringing one of the butler sinks home with us for one of my dream porches on the small holding! 🤍 Jess x
"The roast can be beef or lamb"
Or pork, or chicken. Plus nowadays, for the vegetarians and vegans, a nut roast or something similar.
at 5:00 ish there was Belfast sinks and chimney pots for sale. Back in the 70's we smashed up 100's of those. Little did I know I was throwing money away.
And don't get me started on the Oak Beams we burnt.
Way back in the 70’s in London,the bulldozing that was going on meant that lots of “stuff” was burnt or smashed up.
The fireplaces we got rid of was criminal.
Really ornate carved huge pieces and loads of iron fireplaces,just scrapped for scrap value.
I saw a fireplace recently that was from an old mansion in Richmond and was half the size of the huge ones we scrapped,and the asking price was £7,250.
Gutted.
If only we knew then what we know now eh?
I love them all. I would spend my life in vintage/ antique shops here! I will have to take a look to see if it see them. Think we all look back and say wow why did I throw that away long ago. Thank you, friend! 🤍 Jess x
You have just visited the pub I'd always ment to check out , living so close to it but never visiting . Must try it myself.
One place I would recommend for Sunday lunch is Fendics fisheries near Brookville it has a restaurant and serves a mean Sunday lunch!!!! Would recommend it to ALL ! you can also relax watching other fish the lakes afterwards with a pint
Fantastic, thank you for the recommendation. I will look to see if I can book us the table. Really appreciate your time sharing with us. 🤍 Jess x
Lucky guy,Jess is lovely.
Oh friend, so very kind of you! Chris just said YES he's punching.. 😂
🤍 Jess x
Hi guys.
Thank you for the lovely drive, even if it is a bit flat for an old Scotsman. Please add on your list of places a town called Bridgnorth. A split-level market town that has steam trains, a funicular railway, loads of antique shops, nice pubs, and lovely views of the Shropshire countryside and river Severn.
Best wishes to all
Rob
Rob, thank you for coming along with us, friend! We have a trip to Scotland planned. Maybe I will see if it's close to our destination. Thank you for the love and recommendation to add to our list. 🤍 Jess x
@DaydreamersBarn
Ha! Bridgnorth is just across the country from you. I now live in the West Midlands, Wolverhampton area, and Bridgnorth is just 17 miles away, just in the county of Shropshire. I guess it would be a nice long day out for you.
A' the best frae me an mine tae you an yours.
Rob
loved the video guys, and the drone exit with your fur babies .
Oh, good, it's fun involving our pups when we can. We just love them so much! 🤍 Jess x
Hi Jess.
I think you would both love the auctions held at Gaze auctions at Diss on the Norfolk / Suffolk border. I think think you can go to view on Thursdays and the auctions are held on Fridays.
Yes, most definitely I want to go so bad. Hopefully, one day. Do you go often? 🤍 Jess x
Some Sunday pubs are good and some are dire never to be visited again -- It is a good Sunday game to play finding a good pub to add to the list
Well we were blessed to find one that we can strongly recommend to anyone looking for a good Sunday Roast. Cheers, Chris
Great video and I love your love of all that is beautiful.x
Thank you so much! I definitely love looking at the beauty in the world. We appreciate your love! 🤍 Jess x
The best Sunday roast I’ve had recently was at The Copper Smokehouse, Oulton Broad (Lowestoft). The brisket roast was smokey and so was the gravy.
That definitely sounds very yummy!! Will look for that one, thank you. 🤍 Jess x
Hi Jess, Chris, Colette and Shane, 🐕👋. So happy you ticked the Sunday roast off your list 😊. The Barn Antiques looked fantastic and it must have been very tempting not to spend a small fortune in there 😊. Not sure if you have watched the BBC 1 show called Bargain Hunt Jess, lunchtimes at 12.15 as it's a programme I think you might enjoy.
Wishing you all a great week my friends, take care. xx ❤️
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Thank you, friend. It is now probably one of my favorite meals! I go to Bulldog Barn quite often because they have the cutest tea room, which is wonderful. Any time that I go, it is always tempting to spend way too much. I budget like crazy. We absolutely appreciate the time you spent with us today. We love and appreciate you, friend! 🤍 Jess & family x
Good to hear the pubs have history too! My choice of dessert would be the Cherry Pudding. Almond Duet sponge. Sounds delicious!!
We enjoyed the Eton Mess Sundae. It was so decadent! What a lovely Sunday lunch. Thanks for sharing your time with us! 🤍 Jess x
Why dont you come up north visit the Peak district? Buxton,Matlock,Bakewell? The peaks are stunning beautifjl scenery lovely villages...stat for a couple of days youll need i..
We are definitely going too, but with Chris working full time, we have to plan a trip in advance. I'm sure you understand. We can't wait to explore! Thank you for your comment. 🤍 Jess x
YASSSS!!! I’ve been waiting for this one for sooooo long!
Right! It's been something we have tried to do but was unable till now. It was definitely amazing! It's one of my favorite meals by far! 🤍 Jess x
I'm not sure where you are, but if you're interested in antiques, you should drive to Cheshire in the North-West. Dagfield in Nantwich and the Mill in Congleton.
Fantastic, I have saved that information! I'm looking into the places now. Appreciate your time! 🤍 Jess x
I could spend hours in that bric-a-brac store, it's like an Alladins cave of treasure. That Sunday Roast looked delicious! 😋😋
#ItsWhatSundaysAreFor
Same, my friend. I love the shops!
I agree that the Sunday roast is now one of my favorite things. I'm kicking myself that we have been missing out for far too long! 🤍 Jess x
That Sunday lunch looked delicious. If you enjoy mooching around vintage/ antique places, have a look at Hemswell Antiques centre in Lincolnshire, it is huge. If you like pottery, check out Burleigh Pottery, the Spode museum, and Emma Bridgwater Pottery, all near Stoke on Trent.
Friend, I have added those places to our ever going list. I truly appreciate and love you, friend! Thank you so very much for sharing your time with us. 🤍 Jess x
Hi guys great video, I visit Lakenheath often to the spectators viewing area as I love all military jets , last week when the 12 F22 raptors came in was awesome. If you see a black S550 Mustang give me a flash !!
Friend, we will keep an eye out for you! If we can stop to say hiya, we will. Email us when you're planning a trip back! 🤍 Jess x
The further north you go, the cheaper the properties. Yorkshire, Northumberland, Durham ; you have magnificent scenery, including the rugged coastline. The cost of living is cheaper than the south, and overall there is more open environment than the south. Converting a suitable property to your standards would be easier on the wallet. Scotland is within easy reach. The highlands are magnificent. Maybe, overall, properties are a tad more than the US, but I think that the UK is a very special place. But I am biased. It's nice to see you on the ròad again ; hope you enjoyed your meal. Love your company. Cheers. Sheffield South Yorkshire.
We're definitely tempted, friend! We appreciate your insight and information. Thank you for your time sharing. We will take a look. 🤍 Jess x
That Sunday Roast looked amazing. I love that you picked out some bits to take home with you. I think we live in the same part of the country, I will have to check that place out. Also I love your gold coat and it looks like your daughter has great style!
It truly was wonderful! We always try to find beautiful pieces of this beautiful country to bring home to our small holding. So when we look around, we can have great memories of such a happy time. We appreciate your love! 🤍 Jess x
That was quite a nice looking, tasty roast. Roast beef and Yorkshire pudding etc is one of my fave meals. Fave desserts include sticky toffee pudding, and blackberry / blackcurrant and apple crumble with custard, Yum. I like your drone house shot at the end, with the open farmland, and Dobby, the little Fiat.
It was a very yummy roast! We're so glad you enjoyed the drone footage. Chris loves flying it, and it being added to the videos for you all. Thank you for sharing your time with us! 🤍 Jess x
I love a good Sunday roast, have it nearly every week but usually cook it myself these days to save a few quid. That one you had looked nice and at £15 quite good value. If you haven't tried one already and got a good one in your area I would recommend having a Sunday carvery. You normally get a choice of three or four meats which you can mix and also help yourself to as much veg as you want.
Oh, fabulous! We will look for one close to our area. Thank you for the recommendation. 🤍 Jess x
You can haggle for items in vintage/antique shops.
Nice, we didn't know. Thank you for the information 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn It's Very different to your normal shop, they're open to offers. If something is on sale for 100 notes, offer them 80 quid and more than likely you'll meet in the middle.
Errr - there's no "L" in Southery! 🙂 My wife and I will be heading out for a Sunday Roast soon... 😋
@HDRW oh, thank you for the correction! Enjoy your Sunday roast friends. 🤍 Jess x
It’s Cromer Carnival week, on the Norfolk coast in a week’s time, only an hour away, but it’s busy all week so be prepared if you fancy seeing the sea and having some fun 🇬🇧🇺🇸🍻
Fantastic, friend. Will let Chris know. Hopefully, we can make it out! We love you all sharing with us. 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn you’re welcome, it’s all on the Carnival Website, but the best day is carnival day which is the Wednesday 👍🏼
What better way is there to spend a Sunday? As a bonus there is no washing up to do, unless you forget to take your money with you! Wonderful!
I agree with you, dear friend! Win-win, amazing food, and support the local community! 🤍 Jess x
I live in England. 60 years old. Back in the 70's Sunday roast all time. Meals were meat veg potato gravy in my parents house.
Hate the stuff now. Think just had too much when i was younger.
I completely understand what you're saying, my friend. I'm the same about some of my meals going up. Thank you for sharing your time with us. 🤍 Jess x
I echo the what have you been doing? comments below regarding the Sunday roast.
A good Sunday roast is elite - true! here, however most Sunday evenings we have a home (me) made curry. Today was a Tai Green Prawn curry & rice. (mostly bottles & Packs) BYE!
Haha, well, it does only happen once a week. 😉
Also, work and traveling to new places to explore we have tried but were unable to get in while traveling to different places.
I'm definitely sad it took so long! The Sunday Roast has been added to my one of my all-time favorite meals now. Thank you for your comment. Hope you enjoyed your Sunday tradition. 🤍 Jess x
Hey Jess. If you are still feeling sheepish, do try to make it along to the Aylsham country show at Blickling Hall on 26th August, where they have sheep herding and stuff.
'Mac and Blair Adventures' went to the the Royal Welsh show for an idea of what to expect, although that one is bigger.
I imagine, although I do not know, that there are more varieties of sheep and goats here than is usual at US shows?
Anyway, cute shots of the tiny sheep and goats of minature breeds, which can't be bad!
Fabulous, friend. I really appreciate your recommendation on the show. I will look it up as soon as I finish responding to our comments. We love and appreciate the channel recommendation as well! Thank you very much. 🤍 Jess x
There's no doubt that when you four return home, we who are left here in Britain will have lost something important. I hope the Roast and Yorkshire puds didn't disappoint.
Oh, we will be back. I'm sure of it! We love it here too much to be away forever! Guess you all stuck with us visiting from time to time!
The Yorkshire Pudding was amazing! 🤍 Jess x
I`m lucky - because within a year of me buying my first home ( in England ) a friend of mine came to stay for a few days and bought the house for me, with no obligations whatsoever attached.
I have no idea how people can afford to buy houses in the UK today.
`Just going into town right now for a Sunday Carvery.
I understand! Enjoy your Sunday friend.
I hope we can find one if possible. 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn What ? Surely you have been to a pub on a Sunday and `had a carvery ?`
They are a typical Sunday roast but you get a choice of a variety of meats - perhaps there`s nothing unique about that - and also get as much as you can eat of all the other vegetables one can eat.
My Mrs and I went to one - quite off the cuff a few years ago at a pub called ( I think ) The Red Lion Inn between Brigg and Kirton Lindsay in North Lincolnshire.
We never got the opportunity to ge back - but it was one of the best we`ve had.
Today went to my usual place and had the meal and a coke for £10:15.
But the Sunday Carvery is everywhere over here.
Take Care.
Ps, I don`t know whether The Red Lion Inn is still there as a trading pub.
Make sure you get loads of Yorkies at you roast dinner.
You need to check out the Lake District national Park , Wales Pembrokeshire coastal National park Bannau Brychiniog or Brecon Beacons national park, Eryri or Snowdonia national park, Cornwall, Devon, New Forest national park, all the above places have stunning natural beauty and range from glacial lakes mountains cliff top walks waterfalls castles rivers and loads of wildlife as well as wild horses enjoy your stay in the Stunning British Isles
💯 agree with you on the Yorkies and also about the places we need to visit! We truly appreciate your love, friend! 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn ok thanks. If I can help you with further places to visit then I will only be pleased to do so. I've travelled extensively all over these Islands so know a fair bit about where to go and what to see
It will be such a shame when you leave us, your videos are always first class.
I think you will find a “different” America when you do eventually return.
We had a house in Florida for 30 years and sold up a couple of years ago. Over those years Florida certainly changed (very much for the worse I’m afraid) but no doubt you keep in touch with friends/family about what’s happening over there.
You could have a new President when you return which could be a LADY President who knows politics, or a President with the brain of a 7 year old spoilt child. Best Wishes
Thank you so much! I absolutely love editing and bringing you all wonderful. I'm still learning and room to improve. Unfortunately, that takes money, but that I just don't have at this point.
We truly appreciate your love and support.
We will definitely have another President not sure what is going to happen. 🤍 Jess x
A Sunday Roast is a truly wonderful thing guys... My late mother made the most delicious Sunday Roast... It would include the following items... Roast Potatoes... Mashed Potatoes... Petit Pois Peas... Carrots... Broccoli... Cauliflower... Sage & Onion Stuffing... Yorkshire Puddings... With one of the following meat options... Roast Shoulder Of Pork... Roast Leg Of Lamb... Roast Beef... Roast Gammon Joint... Roast Chicken... Roast Turkey... With real Gravy made with the meat juices and some of the Vegetable water after they'd been strained... Our plates were usually piled high... And we usually didn't eat again for the rest of the day... Any leftover Mashed Potatoes & Vegetables were saved in the fridge overnight.
So we would have Bubble & Squeak on a Monday... Any leftover meat was sliced up... And put in the fridge in a Tupperware Box... And used for the next few days for either a cold Salad or for cold meat Sandwiches... Nothing from a Sunday Roast was ever wasted... It was way too good for that... Happy memories of much happier times... I'm glad you all had a lovely Sunday Roast... The first of many more i hope... Thanks for taking us along guys... I'm now off to watch the last couple of your videos... As today is "catch up Sunday" for me... 👍And i can view any RUclips videos I've missed... 👌All the very best guys... Cheers.🍺
I have to say the Sunday Roast is now one of my favorite meals! Hands down, I need to learn how to perfect it before I leave.
As today is you on RUclips Day, we hope you enjoy all the videos you watch! We truly appreciate you sharing your time with us! Thank you for the love! 🤍 Jess x
If you haven't visited the Hare Arms in nearby Stow Bardolph you should give it a try.
We have not. Thank you for the recommendation! 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarnHave your phone ready to record the peacocks. They are on the locals rooftops and occasionally on their cars too.
I don’t know how “true” this statement is but I watched one USA person on his YT blog, whilst he was visiting here, testing out an “English” Sunday roast, saying that the only time he and his fellow USA peeps have a biiiig roast is just ONCE A YEAR *gulps* 😳😲on Thanksgiving Day (you know the familiar scene, a roast Turkey the size of an ostrich, cranberry sauce, cauliflower cheese etc etc) and even a Christmas roast Dinner is not “a thing” where he is from either…. 😕😕
Imagine, if it was like that in GB with a “once a year event” 😲 once the celebratory day is over, done and dusted….you would have to wait 364 days for another roast dinner treat!!! 😳😳😳😨….thank goodness I can’t see that ever happening here! 😂
(The fellow American is now regularly making a “Sunday roast” and loving every minute of it! 😁)
It will definitely be a part of our tradition that we carry on in the US. It is now probably one of my favorite meals. All I can say is, wow, it's elite! 🤍 Jess x
I love downham market... :)
Same, but also enjoy Southery. 🤍 Jess x
I had a Sunday roast in London, but it was at an "Irish" restaurant. It didn't seem much different from the American version.
Interesting, the Sunday Roast we had was Elite! 🤍 Jess x
Chris , I’m a bit surprised you panned straight past the toy cars , did you not have toy cars as a boy ?
We had 3 main makes Corgi ( the best in my opinion) , dinky and a very small one matchbox , which literally fitted into a matchbox
A quick scan and I spotted at least half a dozen I had as a boy . 68 now and I still have a few in their boxes somewhere in the loft 😊😊
Lol, he did. Will ask why he zoomed them. 😉 I also had cars/ collected them growing up! 🤍 Jess x
Enjoy your meal guys stock up on the Yorkshires
Thank you! 🤍 Jess x
I would be interested to hear what your American subscribers view is so far. Do they find it relatable? Is it something that they would like to try? Im talking about the UK experience here not just the Sunday lunch.
From what we can understand is that they do enjoy seeing it and would love to try the different things we get to. Cheers, Chris
@DaydreamersBarn that would have been my guess I have friends in minnesota and when one came across to the UK and Ireland we took her to the rugby at Welford Road and toured around a bit
Duxford battle of britain show September u will enjoy 😊
Oh, looking it up, thanks, friend! We love and appreciate you sharing. 🤍 Jess x
That pub is older than the USA
💯 yes, my friend, and we love it so! 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn😂
If you do come back and settle in England, I can see you settling in the Harrogate/ York area of North Yorkshire as the East of England is drier than the West of England Manchester/ Liverpool as they get heavy rains after they come from Ireland while the Pennines save the east from a lot of that. Also in Yorkshire the housing is generally cheaper to buy and you can be very close to countryside than the South/ South-east.
You are wrong about the countryside in the south south/east. Plenty of beautiful places in the countryside and very accessible. Much hillier than east anglia and it is sunnier than Yorkshire.
What? There is countryside in the South and south east..
@@valeriedavidson2785 Yes Yorkshire is hillier and more beautiful as a result than boring flat east Anglia. East anglia can be very cold as the wind is not stopped by hills. As for " sunnier" that is debatable as it is marginable. It is of course subjective. If climate change is to be believed East Anglia is likely to be re-submerged.
I appreciate you all sharing your thoughts! To be honest, I would be Tickle to be anywhere in the UK. To have a house here would be a dream come true! Thank you all for the lovely support 🤍 Jess x
@@robharris8844U I live very near the Cotswolds which has some of the prettiest villages in England but I lived in the south east for twenty years and I have also lived in East anglia. I can assure you that there are some very beautiful places in the south east and lovely countryside and much warmer than the North of England. East Anglia is not my favourite area (although very rural) because it is so flat but has some quite nice villages. All in all the south and west of England is much warmer than the north.
I don't understand why you American only have a roast once a year on Thanksgiving. It's not hard, roast beef, chicken, lamb and pork, roast potatoes (there's a trick) and other vegies.
Right, it will be someone we enjoyed now going forward way more! I love it, and now it's one of my favorite meals now. Thank you for your love! 🤍 Jess x
I trust request duties for taking home the sunday roast leftovers was handed over to Chris on this occasion to save embarrassment!
Most definitely, friend! 🤍 Jess x
Hope you didn't pay ticket price for anything you bought. You are expected to haggle a little!
Well, we do sometime if the price is too high. 😉
🤍 Jess x
The further north of the Country you go property is a little cheaper
Oh, interesting! We will have to check it out. Thanks, friend! 🤍 Jess x
Hi jess and family, jess where did you get your beautiful gold coat from please. Xx
Hello friend! I purchased it off Amazon. It's so soft and amazing. Thank you for asking. 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarnjess could you send me a link to that particular item please xx
@dennisplummer4038 Item: FindThy
FindThy Women’s Long Sleeve Velvet Jacket Casual Open Front Solid Long Velvet Cardigan Coats.
I love it, but I can't share a link. My apologies!
🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarnthank you very much jess xx
Best thing about a roast is eating yourself into a food coma, then having a doze on the sofa
I agree! It was life changing for me. Will be something we have as regularly as possible. 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn haha, next step is to try making one
No pics of the lunch?
Oh, we shared them! Just couldn't video while eating because we respect others' privacy while enjoying their Sunday Roast. Thanks! 🤍 Jess x
Surely large properties in America are too large and impractical? Who want to spend all that time dealing with that? :)
Oh, I want a house here so badly!
🤍 Jess x
Awesome sub from me
Welcome, friend! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. 🤍 Jess x
if you want to buy that house you like I'd enquire about it worth a try
I was told the individual that owns it would not let it go, unfortunately. We would love to own it and start a little beautiful garden that people could come and enjoy. It's just a dream of mine, maybe one day. 🤍 Jess x
Village Fates?
Yes, we're looking at attending the one for this village. 🤍 Jess x
Leave this country while you still can…
Oh, I definitely don't want to. We're enjoying our time. 🤍 Jess x
northern England is much much cheaper
Lovely, thank you, friend! 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn also you should do a video MAKING a sunday dinner lol
No review of your meal?! 🙁
Oh, we said it was Elite at the end. Also, I (Jess) mentioned it during the walk through. 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn Yes indeed, but would have liked to see what you got on your plate and what you thought of each item, given that this was your first time! 😊. No matter, thanks for the video x
@garlichr Understandable, but we try to respect everybody and their privacy while enjoying their Sundays Roast. It would've been rude of a couple of Americans saying we don't care about others and just recording. That is far from who our family is. We care about everyone and their enjoyment as well. So we could not because it was such an intimate room and experience. I'm sure we will do it again and have more of an opportunity to share our thoughts with you. Because this was hands down, one of my favorite meals! I truly appreciate your understanding. 🤍 Jess x
@DaydreamersBarn Of course 😊❤. I'm jealous because I really fancy a Sunday Roast right now but it's too hot and I can't be bothered to cook, plus it takes a while if you want all the trimmings like Yorkshires, and parsnips, and bread sauce etc. Plus there's only me here and it's not really justifiable for just one. Anyway, thanks again for yet another lovely video 😊👍
@garlichr I need someone to teach me how to cook it!! 😉
I understand it's just you, and the being outside cook is the best today!
🤍 Jess x