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really beautiful places.. we visited the wonderful streets of ipswich with you.. I hope I can visit there one day.. thank you for sharing my friend. stay connected pls 👍
I've watched all 6 of your Ipswich videos as I lived there from 1958 as a baby til 1974. I recognise so much but the Ipswich I knew has long disappeared! I lived in Cobbold Street & Fonnereau Road, both very close to Christchurch Park. Very interesting to watch 👍😊
Loved your Ipswich history walk, Alice. We enjoyed seeing Curzon Lodge and its interesting shop and venue use today. Sorry, we're not rugby fans, in fact don't know anything about the sport, but loved hearing the Princes story. We also enjoyed the spooky tale of the Haunted house. We won't use the toilet or sleep upstairs. Enjoyed seeing the Falcon Pub and the Bowmen club. Loved the stroll though this quaint scenic town. Loved seeing the old buildings and hearing about it's past. Thanks so much for bringing us along!
I so enjoy visiting Ipswich. Such an interesting town. I'm not a rugby fan either but I know many people ate sports fans so I like to include sporting statues as often as I can.
Wow great!!! You visited Ipswich again :) .. As mentioned in other video of yours... I lived there in 2018 and 2019. Will be coming to the UK from India (on Working VISA) in couple of months .... Excited :)
Have you got any pictures of Birkfield Drive and the maisonettes? They're torn down now. I lived there as a kid. By Gypeswick Park at the bottom of the hill
@@AliceGoss Aah, there's a history there, worth exploring. A community from the 1970s .. there's no sign of the three blocks of maisonettes now, only new streets and houses, and a wall where there once was a park fence. And the tarmac path that winds through the park, it now leads into the bushes and goes nowhere .. nobody would ever know that there was once a whole community.
At the back of Manning's. Pub there. Is a cell for keeping prisoners. The. Stone seating is worn away by years of occupation. Also a massive grape vine hundreds of years old. I was the manager of the pub in the early eighties.
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dar chiar ce reprezintă biserica din centrul orașului ispwich?💒😀🇬🇧
Wonderful town
really beautiful places.. we visited the wonderful streets of ipswich with you.. I hope I can visit there one day.. thank you for sharing my friend. stay connected pls 👍
Nice walkabout, very interesting.
Always look forward to your Ipswich walk about videos. I’ve been telling everyone to watch your them as they fascinate me. Thank you 😁
Thank you. I love walking around Ipswich. Just so much history to discover.
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Loved your Ipswich walkabout Alice, thank you. It’s a pretty special town ❤️. Thank you for sharing x
Nice shearing good work nice sister
I've watched all 6 of your Ipswich videos as I lived there from 1958 as a baby til 1974. I recognise so much but the Ipswich I knew has long disappeared! I lived in Cobbold Street & Fonnereau Road, both very close to Christchurch Park. Very interesting to watch 👍😊
Glad you enjoyed them. The reason why I make them is so that those who have moved away can remember once again their childhood home.
Glad you enjoyed them. The reason why I make them is so that those who have moved away can remember once again their childhood home.
@@AliceGoss Thank you. I drove to Ipswich for a funeral a few weeks back & missed it because I got lost, in my home town!
I always look forward to your very descriptive history lesson
Keep up the good work
Loved your Ipswich history walk, Alice. We enjoyed seeing Curzon Lodge and its interesting shop and venue use today. Sorry, we're not rugby fans, in fact don't know anything about the sport, but loved hearing the Princes story. We also enjoyed the spooky tale of the Haunted house. We won't use the toilet or sleep upstairs. Enjoyed seeing the Falcon Pub and the Bowmen club. Loved the stroll though this quaint scenic town. Loved seeing the old buildings and hearing about it's past. Thanks so much for bringing us along!
I so enjoy visiting Ipswich. Such an interesting town. I'm not a rugby fan either but I know many people ate sports fans so I like to include sporting statues as often as I can.
Really enjoyed this episode, so much so, coffee on me ;-).
Thanks Andreas. Much appreciated.
@@AliceGoss Welcome ;-).
Never been to Ipswich Alice, but this is one of the reasons I love your videos.
We get to visit places we've never been 😀💞
This is the reason I make them. I love showing people different places.
Wow great!!! You visited Ipswich again :) .. As mentioned in other video of yours... I lived there in 2018 and 2019. Will be coming to the UK from India (on Working VISA) in couple of months .... Excited :)
thank's Alice
So many lovely towns in the uk yet to visit,and this is one of them debs xx
Have you got any pictures of Birkfield Drive and the maisonettes? They're torn down now. I lived there as a kid. By Gypeswick Park at the bottom of the hill
Sorry no I haven't.
@@AliceGoss Aah, there's a history there, worth exploring. A community from the 1970s .. there's no sign of the three blocks of maisonettes now, only new streets and houses, and a wall where there once was a park fence. And the tarmac path that winds through the park, it now leads into the bushes and goes nowhere .. nobody would ever know that there was once a whole community.
At the back of Manning's. Pub there. Is a cell for keeping prisoners. The. Stone seating is worn away by years of occupation. Also a massive grape vine hundreds of years old. I was the manager of the pub in the early eighties.
Wow. Thanks for that. I will take a look next tome I'm in Ipswich. There are still a few cells about if you know where to look. Braintree has one.
My mum worked as a cleaner in the black glass building
Great video. Makes you wonder if that Russian prince would be welcomed in Boris Johnson''s UK today.
I thought that when I saw the statue
That tall white building definitely kills the ambience of this beautiful quaint town...!! Shame on the local council.
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Poor mans Norwich...... Really poor
I like Norwich and hope to make a series from there next year.
@@AliceGoss its bigger, vibrant, and full of history. You will have a fantastic time in Norwich. (best little city in the country)
@ajlook5457 I'm a frequent visitor to Norwich, so know the city well.