Britain does have a great history after all. Too sad people will never know of these, and will never get to visit them. Some of them are like English versions of the Versailles.
+John King I'd say some rather than a lot. One big problem is the number of Septics who complain about British narrators, apparently they can't understand them, so someone has to pay the additional cost of over-dubbing. A rather sad example is Sir David's excellent docus.
It's a shame that the audio seems to have been intentionally cut out. The previous episodes didn't have this disappointing, and ultimately unviewable problem.
A masterpiece of filming and presantation.
I have always loved watching stories about the stately homes of England. Absolutely beautiful.🇺🇸🇺🇸
Britain does have a great history after all. Too sad people will never know of these, and will never get to visit them. Some of them are like English versions of the Versailles.
My old home in the 1970s. Wonderful place.
Seriously? 😱😱😱
@@nickmuscat2913 See Trish in part 4/4 of Easton Neston (Ep3) - The Country House Revealed.
How exciting Trish , do you mean that you used to own it ?
No, I worked for Lord & Lady Hesketh so lived in the house at the time. My husband was the Butler.
@@miffysmate Thanks Trish
4th time I watch this series !!!!!
Fab Fab , Dan❤️
dan is magnificent !!!!!!
Fascinated. A very solid country house.
Gorgeous homes and rich with history.
Fantastic
great channel. its a shame we can't get British programming in the states.
Doesn't PBS air a lot of British shows?
+John King
I'd say some rather than a lot. One big problem is the number of Septics who complain about British narrators, apparently they can't understand them, so someone has to pay the additional cost of over-dubbing. A rather sad example is Sir David's excellent docus.
He is a REALLY good host!
Great episode. Liked, shared and subscribed. :)
I worked for a Fermor Hesketh family in London .
Never did see Easton Neston
I don't care about any of that stuff all I want to see is the way it is furnished and decorated on the inside.. can you please show that...
This man reminds me of my grandfather taken about Hoorn
loaded to the gills with wonder
Water staining on the soffit at the top of the column at 5:07, needs looking at....
What is the monogram on the ironwork outside the gallery palladian window, looks like an A? What, just a baronet?
Sneak peak brilliant..
It's a shame that the audio seems to have been intentionally cut out. The previous episodes didn't have this disappointing, and ultimately unviewable problem.
This RUclips mix is a confusing mess! Out of sequence, jumping from one house to another then back. Loss of audio at points. What is going on?
I still don't understand how the staircase is supported.
The audio goes in and out on this. Please fix it.
Does anyone recognise the ceiling 35 seconds in?
They should let time team dig up the tudor foundation
Lástima que no tenga traducción al español.!!!
Does anyone know the opera music at 5:24?
I believe it is : F. Mendelssohn - symphony n. 4 "Italiana" - IV Saltarello
Thanks, that's not it though. That's the music before hand. :(
Sorry, you're right..
So do you know the music?
SeedsofJoy No, I can’t help you...
Who the he'll wants to live in a museum you would go bunkers ! Remember citizen cane, she went bunkers!!!!!!!!!!
heard of dishnet work they provide british programming
Dishnet? What is that?
dish network is a satellite service
Right, bit like Sky TV here in the UK owned by Rupert Murdoch.
Tengo un trofeo de plata de 1800 de ese castillo
No one lives this way anymore. It takes far too much $$$$ to maintain.
Er yes they do the owner has a fashion empire.
It takes so many people to keep up a place like this plus a large family down through the generations.
How much pride to British history,. But British exploited other countries and it's treasure and left its scar...by damaging to the max ......😬
This obsequious host drives me crazy with his constant leaning over and dramatic whispering. Why can he not stand up straight?
Your opinion means nothing but we're all glad you got it off your chest.