I only live a few miles away.. The Cathedral is magnificent l go regularly. The castle is usually full of students but you can stay there during the summer..
there's a village in Durham called Tanfield, there, you can find the oldest surviving single span railway bridge and one of the oldest railways in the world, next to it is Beamish museum. Durham is packed with beauty, history and treasures yet a lot of the villages are very poor. The county council is a disgrace.
@@lmtt123 yeah you're right, I mean, why should we enjoy beautiful places - let's tarmac the whole planet! And why should we bother looking into our heritage or being proud of invention, innovation, or the blood sweat and tears that went into what invariably, allows us the comfort of our daily lives? No, absolutely, f it! Let's all just be a bunch of plebs!
Fascinating and well researched, with a wealth of information adding to the stunning visuals - really very well done - but I am curious as to the nationality of the lady providing the narration, no criticism I hasten to add, just curious :)
I love Durham one of my favourite to visit here in England
My home town
Very relaxing to listen to, I'm avoiding watching too much because I really want to visit one day and want to appreciate it fully! Thank you!!!
It's really a historical journey
I only live a few miles away.. The Cathedral is magnificent l go regularly. The castle is usually full of students but you can stay there during the summer..
there's a village in Durham called Tanfield, there, you can find the oldest surviving single span railway bridge and one of the oldest railways in the world, next to it is Beamish museum. Durham is packed with beauty, history and treasures yet a lot of the villages are very poor. The county council is a disgrace.
Both of them are brilliant
I agree labour has fcked Durham over
Zzzz
@@lmtt123 yeah you're right, I mean, why should we enjoy beautiful places - let's tarmac the whole planet!
And why should we bother looking into our heritage or being proud of invention, innovation, or the blood sweat and tears that went into what invariably, allows us the comfort of our daily lives? No, absolutely, f it! Let's all just be a bunch of plebs!
Fascinating and well researched, with a wealth of information adding to the stunning visuals - really very well done - but I am curious as to the nationality of the lady providing the narration, no criticism I hasten to add, just curious :)
Her accent had me wondering, I thought French Canadian.
What in the name of weird accents is she talking about?