Americans TRAVELING through ENGLAND - BEAUTIFUL Countryside | Abbey & Milkshed (VLOG) 🏴
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
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In this video, Chris and I explore some lovely Countyside, villages, and milkshed with an Abby next door. We truly love living in England and exploring new and cool places. We thought it would be nice to share with you all our fun adventure. I hope you have a wonderful day! We appreciate your kindness and continued support.
Abbey Farm Dairy: Warham Rd, Binham, Fakenham NR21 0DG
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ANY “road” with grass growing down the middle is worth exploring. It’s the law!
Americans went down a narrow country lane and passed sign saying road narrows ahead and could not stop laughing with fear,
Completely agree! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarnPlease visit The Cotswolds and Boscastle in Cornwall and Dartmoor and specifically Wistmans Wood and Haytor and Lydford Gorge and Lydford Castle and Berry Pomeroy Castle. You will be amazed. Stonehenge and Lydford Castle and Lydford Gorge and Berry Pomeroy Castle Dartmoor are a must.
@@DaydreamersBarnThat Cathedral is haunted as well by many historical spirits. You should visit Muncaster Castle and Sudeley Castle and Dartmoor and Wistmans Wood and The Cotswolds and Devon and a place called Boscastle as these places will take your breath away. Buckfastleigh and Buckfast Abbey.
The Brits don’t talk about it but have you yet noticed the secret magic when driving in narrow country lanes? Whenever a wide vehicle is coming in the other direction, there is always a passing /pullover point on hand. It is genuinely spooky.
Haha yeah that is genuinely spooky how that all works out 😅
Now that you mentioned it, that's so magical! Really appreciate your time watching and leaving this comment. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Love the way you go out exploring, determined to see as much as you can of England while you are here. You will have a ton of memories to take back yo your 'other' home!
Most definitely! Want to be able to say we make the best of our time in such a beautiful country! Thank you for your comment. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Your 'find' proves that even almost hidden local spots are as fascinating as nationally known UK tourist 'bucket list' places!
We love finding all the hidden gems! Want more people to get out and explore the UK because it offers so much. Thanks for the comment. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Going down a road where the trees form a canopy across the road is known as "oojim country," on account that your "mother" will say to your "father," "ooh Jim, isn't this beautiful?" When it got to the end there in the dairy shop, I'd have turned around frightened and left, having been confronted with all that technology - I can't even figure out pay and display machines in car parks these days, I'm about 30 years behind the times. I can only imagine that to be a part of your family would be an absolute joy.
It's my favorite seeing the tree over the road making a beautiful tunnel. Thank you for sharing with us. We appreciate your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Looks like dear old 'Enery the V111 had a pop at Binham Priory, like he did with many Churches/Abbey's...😁
Yes during the English reformation .
Dear old Henry who had 50,000 - 70,000 killed. lol
Thanks for your comments. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
I think the Dissolution of the Monasteries was unforgivable vandalism and greed. And no, I'm not a Catholic zealot before anyone starts, but what they did was just plain wrong.
Just imagine this when it was fully functioning…I can almost hear the echos of the wonderful sacred music sung during a day way back then.
Same, it must have been so full of music. I definitely appreciate your lovely comments. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
I like the way you always finish by saying BE KIND TO SOMEONE at the end Jess.If only people were more kind to each other.A much nicer world it would be.Thanks for the video a really good one today of the old church and surrounding countŕyside.Take Care Much Love From Elaine.I live completely alone so love your friendly videos coming on You Tube.Pray for me.
I'm praying for you, my friend. Thank you for coming along with us on all of our adventures. We always want to spread love and kindness! I have faith in people. Thank you for your comment and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
Good to see you enjoying yourselves, you've got a lovely family 🙂. Well done for supporting the Farmers etc 😉👍
Thanks so much! We do our best to support the local community as much as possible. We appreciate your time watching and commenting. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Wow, the ruins look amazing. I bet that milk was the best tasting milk 😋😋 I really like how farmers promote their produce, you can't get fresher than direct from the farm! Another great day out for you guys. 👍🏻🇬🇧🤝🏻🇺🇲
It's so fabulous finding those lovely places. The milk, cheese, butter, and ice cream were so yummy. Thank you for your continued support. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
What awesome architecture, compared to the tin cans we see today, being thrown up 😲. Thanks again for taking us with you.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Our pleasure sharing our adventures with you all. We love it! Thank you for your support. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Beautiful day today here I. Derbyshire, the spring flowers and the pink Hawthorne are lovely
Thank you for your comment. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Though i was born here you are showing me places i did not know even existed.
We're so thankful we can share so many lovely places we find along our travels here in England. We love exploring and sharing with you all. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
I have relations and friends in California and have visited California a number of times. My second cousin is a police officer in Lodi California, I do not really believe in any stereotype regarding nationality humans are complex and individual just like animals really.
The flowers are buttercups. It's said If you hold one under your chin and it reflects yellow, you like butter. Ian Dee.
Er, everyone likes butter?
@@SeeDaRipper... just a very old saying. Ian Dee
Fabulous, thank you for sharing! Really love learning from you all. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
I just love walking old ruins. One can only imagine the people that occupied them and the lives that they led all those centuries ago. It's so relaxing being with you good folks.
We're so glad to share our adventures with you. It's makes my heart so happy to share a little glimpse into the beautiful things we enjoy. Thank you so much for your support! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Thanks for promoting my beloved County, that was a proppa rudd, you were on my old booties. Even if it wasn't it's not Texas you'd not have been shot for trespass, more likely invited in for a cup of tea and given directions to where you needed to be.
Lovely Video as ever.
Thursford have a garla day on 7th July come along and look for a little MG Midget, I'll take you for a spin.
Johnny
Sounds like a great time. We might have to check it out. Thanks for the comment. Cheers, Chris
You guys are definitely borderline British now, another brilliant video! The East of England won't be the same when you go back. I'm sure new arrivals to Lakenheath must appreciate your videos as they show what life is really like here.
Thanks for the kind words. Cheers, Chris
Seas of cow parsley, daisies and buttercups plus beautiful ruins of Binham Priory, which I hadn't seen before, rounded of with some lovely (hopefully delicious) dairy products. What better on a sunny spring Sunday, having a rest from gardening! (I keep a lot of cow parsley in my garden too, because I absolutely love it and so do the insects). Hope you have a great week and enjoy the lovely weather.
Thank you so much for sharing. I love seeing all the beautiful wild flowers blooming. Thank you for your comment. We appreciate it! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
Amazing! Loved every moment. Wished i was on that walk. Might have to get off my lazy behind and take a look at this beautiful Country of ours. Thank you for reminding me what i'm missing when i think "oh its raining". Just go for it should be the maxim. x
We are so glad that you enjoyed the outing with us. We look at our time here and need to seize the day so we don't let wonderful opportunities pass us by. We hope you have a wonderful time exploring your home! We are very blessed to call this home away from home. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
It's refreshing to see you make use of your spare time exploring 😎
Most definitely! We want to make sure we soak up as much as we can. The UK will always have a special place in my heart. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
It's really cool that some detail on the ruined walls remains, nice .
I completely agree. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
"I have a tenner"
ONE OF US, ONE OF US...
Thanks for your comment! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
If you think the roads in Norfolk are narrow, you should try some of the lanes in the West Country. Not only narrow, but high banks and hedgerows on both sides so you can't see the surrounding fields. During the summer months, when it's busy with holidaymakers, you become very expert at reversing to overtaking spots.
Or getting a divorce sooner than planned...!
In Cornwall the narrow lanes are lined with stone walls, to make reversing about a really advanced driving test! ;-)
We love it exploring here, and the narrow roads lead us to some wonderful places. We appreciate your time watching. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
If anything, these videos make me realise how much there is to explore in my own country. And credit to you for taking the time as visitors to really explore the countryside and places such as these....
We have truly realized how much we have traveled here in the UK and not in the US. We will definitely be traveling more when we return to the US to try and appreciate what it has to offer. We love exploring hidden gems! We are so appreciative and thankful for your support! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Pretty yellow dangles are Laburnum.
Fabulous, thank you, friend! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Very pretty but the seed pods are poisonous.
Two things. I think I noticed in the Priory that some arches were round, and some were pointed. The round ones could be called Romanesque and would predate 1200, and the pointed ones can be called Gothic and would postdate 1200. Then these big periods can be subdivided.
When you're driving along the lanes, there are masses of white flowers in the verges. The botanists' name is Cow Parsley, but we call the general effect Queen Anne's Lace.
Wonderful, thank you so much for sharing thay lovely insight. I definitely appreciate your time watching and sharing with us. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Wonderful, thank you so much for sharing thay lovely insight. I definitely appreciate your time watching and sharing with us. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
A fun idea for a cheap day out in Norfolk is to make it a Windmill Hunt. (Actually they're mostly water pumps but let's not get technical.) Just look on the map for them and do a little tour. Some may have interesting history, or gift shops, or teashops or boat moorings nearby, or just look picturesque - plenty of photo opps! There are loads of them, in various states of dis/repair, because as I'm sure you know by now, much of Norfolk is reclaimed land from the sea, like its equally flat neighbour just across the North Sea, the Netherlands - also famous for its windmills.
Wonderful, thank you so very much for the lovely insight and time sharing with us. We will definitely check it out. Thank you for your comment and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
I really enjoy the spontaneous nature of your drives, it is far and away the best way to get to know your surroundings. The random explorations eshew the more obviously scenic areas and attractions. Your appreciation and curiosity comes through with every roadtrip.
We absolutely love to take everyone along with us for our random adventures. We truly enjoy everything that we get to see and appreciate. Thank you so much for always being so supportive and coming along with us on our wonderful adventures. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
I really respect the way you filmed the grass briefly rather than a close up of the people coming towards you at the Abbey. It was so instinctive and so polite.
Oh, most definitely, we try our best to respect others. Thank you for your lovely comment and time watching our video. Cheers 🤍 Jess & Chris x
I was at Kenilworth Castle yesterday. There were a 'bunch' of what sounded like American students visiting. What is it like being confronted with places as old as 500 to 1000 years ? Are you mesmerised like us native Brits ?
We love to explore and enjoy this beautiful country! Thank you for your comment. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Enjoy your time here. A lot of Americans think Britain is like a mini America. Its absolutely not. Its a totally different culture but we do appreciate visitors like yourselves. We're a very cynical nation with enough eccentrics to fill New York. My sister-in-law moved from Colorado Springs to England and loves it here - particularly our history and our free health service.
We are absolutely living our time here. It is definitely totally different than the US. It's unique, and we absolutely love it that way. Thank you so much for your comment and time. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Come to Sunny Sussex on the South Coast...lovely Spring drive. Thanks Jess & Chris as ever.
Yes, we definitely will. Thank you for your lovely support! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Hi guys, great video again.
Next sunday 26th May try going to Bardwell cars on the green.
get to see the classic cars, go up the Church tower and visit the windmill. Everything you guys love.
We really appreciate the insight regarding the cars on the green. We, unfortunately, were out of town on a holiday. We can't wait to share our adventures with you, hopefully this week. I'm working on editing the video. Thank you for your support! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
I was out yesterday cycling in the country side and love those roads twisty and bendy as they are and going around a bend opens up a new whole vista every time.
It's so beautiful and I'm enjoying our time exploring this beautiful country. Thank you for your comment. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn Yes and its nice to get away from my city and in to the open country side its very therapeutic for the mind and body.
Glad you enjoy the English county side.
Chester in the county of Cheshire is a old Roman fort town which still has some Roman fort walls standing and you can walk around on them.
The river Dee runs through Chester and their are boat trips to be had.
Binham priory lots of history. Out near Wells next the sea at Warham there is an Iron Age forte that the Iceni people used in 1AD then the Romans used after. It’s hardly known about but there’s a board at the site with history about the forte. If you’re interested you can Google Iron Age forte at Warham Norfolk. Great videos 👍🏻
Thank you so much, friend, for the wonderful insight. I am googling it now! We truly appreciate your support! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Thank you ,did this trip with morning coffee..as usual love the English bird song.
We're so glad to have you come along with us. I love bird songs as well. Thank you for your comment and support! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Really loved this video.
Filming of the priory top notch. Well done, Chris! And Jess' commentary just as good.
Here's a thought. When you eventually go back home, how about showing us videos of life in the USA?
Many more videos of UK first, tho! Please, I should say!
We're so glad you enjoyed it, friend!
It is definitely our plan to share the United States with you all when we return to the US. We will continue sharing our lives with you all. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
You are a lovely genuine family .
Thank you! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
You're so lucky, seeing places which most of us won't ever see or visit, especially as a majority of people go to sunnier climes, just think of the people who built that cathedral, I'm so glad I live in England
A lovely couple who have made me smile today, thank you
We absolutely love to take you all along with us for our wonderful fun adventures. Thank you so much for coming along. We appreciate your support and kindness. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
We live just over the border in Suffolk and we visited Binham a couple of years back, I bought some milk and sat outside in the sunshine to drink it!! A beautiful place!
A beautiful place indeed. Cheers, Chris
I’m so pleased you are a nice family enjoying your time here I’m curious to know how much time you have spent here ie arrival and departure you attitude is brilliant and you are certainly making the best of it enjoy the rest of your stay here colin London
We love it here. We have been here since 2022 and have due to leave, unfortunately in 2025. We appreciate your time watching and commenting. The UK will always hold a special place in my heart. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
This is great. Dark skies, thunder and lightning threatening. We might see some forked lightning strikes. That would be superb special effects. Another enjoyable video. Thanks. Sheffield, South Yorkshire.
It would be so nice if we got stuck in the rain, and it would make for a great video! We really appreciate your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Those milk prices are good! 🏴
I completely agree! It was very delicious as well. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Hi guys from North Wales 😊 after watching some of your England vlogs I wondered if you've done any exploring up here in North Wales? With summer arriving it's very beautiful, dramatic mountains (the snowdonian range) forests on one side and many miles of beaches and Irish sea with many of the country's greatest ancient castles between them. 😊
Not yet. We would love too though. Cheers, Chris
Hi Jess, Chris, Colette & Shane, 35 minutes of pure joy my friends, its always an absolute joy to join you when you go out and about exploring the countryside. Your motto should be a " Smile a mile with Jess & Chris. " 😃 Tea-shirt potential. 😄 The drizzle added to the whole atmosphere of the Abbey and I must add that Chris seems really good at operating those machines 😊.
Hope you had a good weekend my friends and best wishes for the week ahead. ♥ xx.
Oh, we're so thankful for you! What a good idea about the T-shirts.. Maybe one day.
We are so happy you enjoyed this day out with us! Thank you for always being so supportive. Hope you have a lovely week ahead! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
Binham Priory certainly looks worth a visit. Not too far from me I’m ashamed to say I’ve not been. Great video. Nice and respectful with your filming btw not showing the other folks walking around the site.
It was so lovely to check out. We appreciate your time watching and commenting. Hopefully, you are able to check it out. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
Like something out of a Movie but real!! Unreal!!!!
Completely, my friend! Thank you for your comment. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Glad you got some Binham cheese. Its a nice area of North Norfolk. In the same neck of the woods as Walsingham. Walsingham, also has a ruined priory and is a religious place. In medieval times the place to go to. Still has visitors from all over the world. The Lourdes of its day. If you fancy a pilgrimage its a must. Still in use. Best avoided at Easter.
We love Norfolk! Thank you for your time sharing with us. We appreciate your time! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Simply beautiful! Good driving.
Thank you for all the lovely support! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Wow, founded in 1091
Thanks for the comment. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
I can see you with a flower farm as you always have a beautiful vase of flowers in shot when you film at home.
I did laugh at the ‘do not climb on the walls’ sign; growing up in a town with a ruined medieval priory, as kids we, of course, ignored the signs and clambered all over the ruins. Shocking really.
If we ever get some sun, it will soon be time to go strawberry picking and there are loads of places around you to do that. If you don’t eat more than what goes in the punnets of course. 😉 Yum yum.
Another really fun video, guys.
I'm so thankful you can see me being a flower farmer. That is a big dream of mine.
Definitely not going to climb on the walls. Thank you for your continued support! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Lovely!
Thank you! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
And did those feet in ancient time,
Walk upon Englands
mountains green:
And was the holy Lamb of God,
On Englands pleasant pastures seen!
Lovely, thank you for sharing. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Lovely video chaps, never seen vending machines for milk and cheese before😊
They are spreading down here in Devon. A good way for small farms to sell direct to the consumer.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! We appreciate your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
I just absolutely love coming on your exploring journeys, i feel like you actually pick me up every Sunday and we all go for a run in Dobby come rain or shine and i love Jess's commentary. The priory ruins you found were fascinating, that's what i love about the UK you can always find something phenomenal around every corner. Lots of love from Cheshire ❤
We absolutely love you coming along with us and us sharing your Sunday! Thank you for all your continued support and love. It means so much to us. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
that was a stunning abbey Jess, would be easy to drive past it and not know it existed
that milk you got today was that some sheep's milk that you did not manage to get about a month ago ?
ok it's official Jess we can adopt you as a Brit now ✅
the way you said " tenner" did you also say the words " a couple of quid" 😱😱 lol now all u need to do is buy that double Decker do it up and drive it round the upper peninsula selling flowers daffodils and bluebells lol
I'm so glad you enjoyed the day out exploring with us. I have definitely started to use more of the saying. We love finding lovely and interesting places and supporting local. We have yet to find more sheep milk. Thank you for the comment. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Great video as always, if you really like old churches you should visit the chapel of St Peter-on-the-wall in Bradwell on Sea, Essex, it dates from about 660 and is largely intact
Thanks for the tip! We appreciate your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
Bit afraid that the towering piles of masonry might come toppling over, but they’ve obviously stood the test of time. Fantastic partially ruined abbey, enhanced by the swards of grass with their carpets of buttercups, a lovely picture of rural England. Great video once again, the sound quality too, was excellent. The building may have been old but the food dispensing technology was (trepidatiously🤔) bang up to date!😀
It was so lovely to be able to walk through and feel like I was walking back in time and history. I absolutely love it here. Thank you for your continued support! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
Don't forget to check Wales & Scotland out whilst you're over here... Some stunning scenery.
We have been to both but we're planning a return trip. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
Binham Priory and the adjoining farm shop look really good. I’ve lived not too far away all my life. Never been there but that’s on my list for later. Thank you for these lovely videos. I’ve looked at a few other videos of Americans here but most seem to be towns and LONDON🙄🙄. You are seeing the real thing and it’s lovely especially when it’s somewhere I know.
So glad that we were able to show you something that is right around the corner from you. We absolutely love exploring here and enjoying our time. The UK will always have a place in my heart. Thank you for your wonderful comment and support! Cheers 🤍 Jess & Chris x
Lovely video. Glad you enjoyed tv he Priory
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for your support! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Another great video...seems to be a lot of automated machines to buy stuff or just put money in an honesty box like we used to do when we were kids 😂..
I'm so glad you enjoyed the day out with us. It's very interesting indeed. I love interacting with people. We appreciate all your support, friend! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
We, Brits, often moan about the rain but you cannot have lush green without regular rain. Rainwater is much better and free than tap water for plants. Here is a bit of our folklore, if you hold a yellow Buttercup under your chin and see yellow reflected on it you like butter.
Thanks for the comment. Cheers, Chris
I have had enough of this Spring. More sun please.
Well we didn't get a winter did we? It's warm and sunny outside right now.
I completely understand, my friend. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Remember though, without the wet you don't get the green and an England that isn't green wouldn't really be England.
Without the rain we wouldn’t have the green. Rain bring’s life!!! 👍🏻
This country is packed full of treasures, well done for seeking them out. A road with grass growing up the middle is certainly not on the beaten track. The bin lorry was going too fast.
The 'bin' men have a target no of pick ups in their shift to be achieved daily.I've seen a jobsworth, timing middle-aged binmen running! So don't knock then for rushing.You try it.
I agree with you, dear friend! Love to find and explore as much as possible. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
Guess we’ll have to adopt them now lol. Not a bad addition to the UK
Oh, I love it! Thank you for your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Definitely will never see that in the USA
💯 agree, my friend! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Norfolk is gorgeous
I agree, friend! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Your descriptive Yellow Danglies are probably Laburnam. Nice to see, and have in a garden, but the seeds are deadly poisonous.
Thanks for the info! They're beautiful but sad that the seeds are poisonous. Thank you so much for sharing. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
nice video guys
Thank you! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Hi there you two. Me again, still with WAAAAY too much time on my hands. A few more pointers for you:
05:15 That building in front of you looks like it was what was known as a "National School". Although there were some schools in existence before 1833 it wasn't until that year that the state got involved in funding education and made it compulsory. The Elementary Education Act of 1870 resulted in the large scale building of schools for children between the ages of 5 and 12. These schools were generally known as "National Schools".
Many of the buildings are still in use as Schools whilst others have been repurposed as homes, community buildings and even pubs!
10:00 In many parts of Northern England there is a phrase to denote dark clouds in front of you : "It's looking a bit dark over Bill's Mother's." and that view is a perfect example. Quite who Bill or his Mother are or were is open to debate. 😉
A lover of flowers? An Anthophile. 🙂
13:05 After the Great War, now better known as World War I, and the deaths of over 880,000 British, British Empire and British Commonwealth military, many communities decided to commemorate the fallen by building somewhere that could be shared as a facility by the whole community. As a result many "Memorial Halls" were built although some were and are simply known as Village Halls.
Great video. More please! 🙂
Thanks for the insight. We are glad that you are enjoying the videos and we will continue to bring more. Cheers, Chris
Tree tunnels
Very nice! How was the cheese and raw milk? Do you normally have the the raw stuff ? Not had it for years myself and can't remember how it tasted.
Thank you so much. We loved the cheese and the raw milk we enjoyed, Raw Milk. Thank you so much for all your support! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
Lovely. You might like Helmingham Hall in Suffolk. Also look out for agricultural and county shows.
We are planning a trip to explore Holt. We're so thankful we get to share some lovely places with you all. Thank you for your recommendation, friend! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
@@DaydreamersBarn ... interesting event there next weekend, I think...'Spring Plant Fair plus Artisan Market'
How's the ice-cream ?
Very yummy! Cheers 🤍 Jess x
its done nothing but be rainy and cloudy this year so far. we have been lucky if we have even seen a full days sunshine. winter has been clinging on far later into this year than past years. sometime in past years we have spring come early but that's defiantly not the case this year. hopefully things will turn out better as the weeks move along the calendar.
Where the do you live? Been a number of sunny days these last few weeks, at least in the lovely south of England. It's warm and sunny outside right now.
We didn't have a winter.
bloody aircraft dropping all kinds of crap to make it rain , you can see the entrails
It has been one and off nice around us. This week has been a little hit or miss, but I understand the plants need water. We appreciate your time watching and commenting. I'm looking forward to these lovely sunny days. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
We have had good sunshine down on South East coast of England
That's ( not to shabby) lol
Thank you for your comment. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Don't worry about black cats - in England they're regarded as lucky so having one cross your path was a sign of good fortune!
Oh, that is wonderful to know. Thank you so much! Cheers 🤍 Jess & Chris x
try Southwell.
Yes, we will. 😁 Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Always be on the lookout along country roads for cyclists, pedestrians and people on horses 😊
Always! Thank you for your time watching. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Is raw milk illegal in the US ?
In some states, we can not purchase it. Which is crazy to me. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
@19:00 what tree is that please??
Didn't get a good view of the leaves. My guess is sycamore.
Probably a YEW, if it was in the Church yard.
Oak tree I think
It was a pity to see all this technology when a nice old lady would have been way better,
My thoughts exactly!
Wearing a cloth pinny and a headscarf on her bonce and a cheery smile ….. ☺️
@@weedle30 Honestly. I think the vicar just likes gadgets.
@@iwanttocomplain my only “worry” is that our ‘version’ of raw milk is not the same as the USA’s!! Our “raw milk” is just fresh from Daisy the moo cow and not pasteurised, hence the title “raw” - whereas in the USA, what we know as bog standard pasteurised milk - they call that as RAW milk because it is ONLY pasteurised… all the fresh milk in the USA is then UHT (ultra high treated) what we call “long life”… if your body is not used to drinking pure milk it can play havoc with the old tum!
I just hope read the little sign on the milk fridge or they just knew about it! 😳😳 don’t want them getting Tom n dick! (And that’s why they you can’t get fresh clotted cream in the USA, because it cannot be made with UHT Milk! So sad for them 😪😄)
@@weedle30 this is why old people can still be put to use. Maybe even have a chat and explain a little local flavour.
I think a normal fridge would be ok.
Another reminder of what a disgusting smash and grab crime Henry VIII's "Dissolution of the Monasteries" really was.
Oh, definitely was a horrible thing that happened. Cheers 🤍 Jess x
Hi Dreamers. Have you been to Holt? If is well worth a walk round. It's quite an upmarket little town, with some posh shops.
Just outside the town, is the NNR station. You can catch a 'steam train to Sheringham, a seaside town with all the usual attractions. One of my favourite places, I go 3 or 4 times a year.
Binham Priory is a lovely place, 'super cool' as you would say!
We haven't been as of yet but we're planning a trip. Definitely on our list of places to explore. We appreciate your time sharing and supporting us. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x
Give me narrow country lanes any day, I hate motorway's, car's weaving in and out its scary at times
I agree. We love narrow country lanes! Thank you for coming along with us on our adventure today. Cheers 🤍 Jess x