American Couple Reacts: GORGEOUS Richmond, London! Where Ted Lasso Was Filmed! FIRST TIME REACTION!
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- American Couple Reacts: GORGEOUS Richmond, London! Where Ted Lasso Was Filmed! FIRST TIME REACTION! We have been wanting to see Richmond, London in the United Kingdom for a WHILE! Finally, it's time! Is this one of the BEST places to visit in the UK? There is so much here! Things to see, things to do, things to buy. Not to mention one of our very favorite TV Shows, Ted Lasso was filmed here! We get to see some of the now iconic places from the show here too! Absolutely LOVED Richmond! We did see Richmond Park in a previous video we did on London Parks. Also, we really want to move here now and other Americans will too once they see it! We even found a house for sale online, we'll share it with you. Let us know if you live here or have been! Thanks to each of YOU for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support! More Links below
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We have been wanting to see Richmond, London in the United Kingdom for a WHILE! Finally, it's time! Is this one of the BEST places to visit in the UK? There is so much here! Things to see, things to do, things to buy. Not to mention one of our very favorite TV Shows, Ted Lasso was filmed here! We get to see some of the now iconic places from the show here too! Absolutely LOVED Richmond! We did see Richmond Park in a previous video we did on London Parks. Also, we really want to move here now and other Americans will too once they see it! We even found a house for sale online, we'll share it with you. Let us know if you live here or have been! Thanks to each of YOU for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support!
My cousin lives in Richmond, in Yorkshire
Your kina place 💪🏽✌🏽❤️🏴
You don't need millions to buy a house in the UK and despite videos that focus on bad aspects of certain areas most places in the UK are very pleasant.
NEVER call it Richmond, London! It is Richmond, Surrey (although it is part of the Greater London administrative area).
You will need lots of cash to live in Richmond
THANKS SO MUCH for watching and reacting to my video. I hope you get to at least visit Richmond, because I know you will love being there. Cheers! XX Dara
American couple driving down country roads a good idea what to expect when you come to the UK Watch daydream barn,
@@paulhenman9907 yes Jess is wonderful 🤍
Daydreamers barn
@paulhenman9907 no, it's not it's Dara & Ian of Magenta Otter Travels , they own a flat in Gloucester & come here for 6 months a year , sadly , Chris & Jess of Daydreamers Barn and only here till next year as they're here with the American military at Lakenheath 😢
I follow both channels already. When RUclips channels collide!
Great video. The only thing missing was the Stags and Deer in Richard Park. There are lots of them just freely roaming around this huge park. It’s very magical. Especially at sunset.
There's a hotel called the Petersham which I actually spotted in your video at around 19 minutes. It's stunning and is in the meadow that runs down to the Thames.
Hi Natasha ans Debbie,
that's it you have done it for me I'm getting the train and visit Richmond very soon.
Please look at Cornwall, south west England! So much to see , st.michaels mount , tintagel , minack theatre , to name but a few ! ❤
Wow I'm working in Richmond at the moment,it is a really nice area especially by the river,i live not to far from Richmond and Richmond park is a really nice park to visit in spring and summer,got chased by a couple of deer once when on my bike,lol 👍
What a surprise. Americans complain that the portions are too small. A meal should be 2 or 3 courses.
That looks like an awesome place to visit.
I know you enjoy watching ww1 and ww2, if you can find any stories of the dam busters which was possibly one of the most dangerous missions taken on by pilots
Those portions are not small. It's just that American portions are SO big. Nobody needs that much food.
We get what we pay for. And we take it home for later 😋
Richmond park is owned by the crown and is huge and full of wild deer
Same other parts of the country aren't. Our fields are now becoming houses. Deer killed
Shame
Actually the population of deer is higher than for over a century & increasing, they are now becoming a real problem in some areas.
Some Of our PAGAN kings were crowned at Richmond ❤
Actually the crown turned most of the land surrounding London over for public use. Hence why London, is the only major city with a green belt ..
This is cool to watch...I live in Twickenham just up the road. One thing that's worth remembering is that Richmond was at the heart of the London music scene, especially during the 60s. You had the Crawdaddy Club right opposite Richmond station where The Rolling Stones and the Yardbirds played... who's members included Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck, and then a mile or so up the Thames in Twickenham you had the Eel Pie Island venue who would have had Rod Stewart, the Stones and The Who as regular acts to see... amongst many many other famous bands like..Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Hawkwind ...the list goes on and on. It's a lovely part of town.. if you have enough money.
Eel Pie Island!!!
"The High Numbers" :)
Richmond, in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, in west London, is one of the most expensive places to buy property in London. Lovely place. Sir David Attenborough lives there.
Surrey to me !!
I moved to Godalming in Surrey from a village west of Glasgo, in 1986. Yuppies etc huge culture shock!!!
@@jillybrooke29 that’s fine, although it’s been London for more than 59 years, but you’re entitled to think of it however you want to, it’s a free country (just in case it isn’t obvious in text form, this is a friendly message not a passive aggressive one 😉)
@@mick6721 they did the same in Bromley in the London Borough of Bromley (south-east London but formerly county of Kent before 1 April 1965) to distinguish it from Bromley-by-Bow in east London. Yours was to distinguish it from Richmond in Yorkshire. Now they just use the postcode instead of the former ceremonial county.
I was delivering stuff around Mortlake, with all the Heathrow Jets passing over it was noisy and I could not work out why houses (terraces upwards) were soo expensive
I used to teach at a school in Richmond, right next to Richmond Park. I was tested here as most children in Richmond go to `private fee paying schools' so my school took many less well off children, but it was a happy school and I often used to walk passed Sir David Attenborough going the other way on his way to the railway station. He lived near the school and still does. His Brother, the film director, Sir Richard Attenborough, lived next to the `Green' featured in the video. I had a studio flat near the river, and we were woken by the Police one night as the river flooded very badly and we had to leave.I had to find lodgings further away, as I could not afford the rent. Mick Jagger has a house on the hill near the river, and there is a huge hospital at the top of the hill run by the British Legion who are responsible for all the red poppies we see on remembrance day, and this hospital is for injured military and blind soldiers. My stay at the Richmond school was from 1977-1986. I often saw many well known actors walking around, most live in nearby Twickenham, home of our national Rugby team.
I was last in Richmond over 20 years ago, I'm Scottish....gent sat next to me with a distinctive voice...it was Bamber Gascoigne
That British Legion owned home for retired ex service personnel was sold to property developers. Obviously, being in a prime spot overlooking the river, it has been transformed into luxury apartments, only the rich being able to afford to live there. At least they have kept the beautiful building intact, rather than knocking it down and erecting some modern monstrosity.
@lauraburnett9320 "I used to walk PAST not passed "- sorry teacher that's a fail . "I had a studio flat near the river and we were Awoken or awakened by the Police not ""woken""- sorry teacher another fail. I am not a teacher just a council school kid from the 1970s comprehensive system , left school in 1981 with a single CSE in history so no genius or pedagogue by any means , however I think I am right in what I have written ? .
@@shadow-Sun I noticed too, and English is only my second language.
@@christinerussell113 It was a charity called the Star and Garter rather than the British Legion. It was their only location for vets and they sold it specifically to fund establishing other venues. I’ve seen one other venue but I don’t know how many they’ve managed to open.
Strangely not all beans taste the same! Its a question of finding the right ones. A very popular brand is Heinz beans, but I much prefer Branston beans ❤
Funny you should say that. I did a taste test video with an American friend the first time she ever tried beans on toast. We tried Heinz and Branston and HP beans so she could experience all of them ;-)
Hampton Court Palace 22:18 is well worth visiting.
I agree and it is also haunted by a ghost too i seen it on a film 👻 the ghost lives at the back of the kitchen and loves to slam door, you can see on youtube
I'm currently editing my Hampton Court Palace vlog ;-)
@@MagentaOtterTravels I'll give it a watch when it's up 👍
Oh nice! A nice area of London. Lots of greenery and nice mix of architecture. Plus Kew Gardens right on your doorstep! And you got the river running by for boat trips. You can take a boat ride from Richmond for about an hour down to Hampton Court Palace for less than £20. If you get a return, they give you about 3 hours to look around the place before hopping back on the boat
I do Greenwich/Westminster return, annually and last year did Westminster to Kew and back. I will see if I can do Westminster/Hampton Court Palace return:)
@@Isleofskye you can go from Westminster to Hampton Court. Its the longest journey they do. It takes 3 hours. But for a nice relaxing scenic journey to pass tine, its perfect
I worked on that row of houses by the river in the eighties when it was being restored, I qualified as an electrician while I was there in 87. Richmond was a lovely place, lots of actors live there and you see them walking up and down the streets regularly
They still do. Tom Hardy lives there. Brad Pitt and Johnny Depp have homes there. Keanu Reeves is often in the area etc etc. Partly because Twickenham Studios is nearby, which is the top sound stage in the country I gather and is used for post production on lots of films.
The real Richmond Park is 2500 acres with herds of wild deer roaming around , very popular
Famous for Fenton!!!!
We NEED to move here! That Gelato looks INCREDIBLE! Everything does!! LOVED this so much!
You definitely need to at least visit! And get some amazing gelato!!
Then add that the area is most famous for the real Richmond Park is 2500 acres with herds of wild deer roaming around,:)
You should see Richmond Park its beautiful ❤❤🇬🇧🇺🇲
We did! We did a London Parks episode possibly 2 years ago? It was in that episode
I used to live in London but missed the countryside, so I would go to Richmond park as often as I could. It's much larger than New York's Central Park, but with stunning views.
Try a scoop of butter and a table spoon of medium curry powder in ur baked beans.Youll need to put aside a week to visit that whole area.Twickenham has the film studios that they made part of The Beatles Let it be,Ghandi,Superman 1&2,Fish called Wanda and hundreds more.Thats just over the bridge u saw.Twickenham stadium is the world home of rugby.York house gardens house some very famous statues.Youve got Hampton Court palace and Bushy park a few miles up the road.Kingston, which is famous for its shopping.Teddington with its boutique shops and famous lock on the river.And great pubs.If you stay, get a deal on one of the chain hotels in Twickenham or Kingston and maybe splash out & try one of The Petersham hotels in Richmond for a night or two.Youll see more of real England in these places, than youll see in central London.
I'm from a neighbouring town and used to run in Richmond Park which unfortunately wasn't featured in this video. My run would typically end at the gates of the beautiful Isabella Plantation inside the royal park where I would rest, warm down and walk around and generally soak in the serenity before going home.
A few years ago I was once stunned when Sir David Attenborough came and sat on my bench and I had a lovely conversation with our national treasure and "surrogate grandfather" of the nation before he and his daughter continued on with their walk.
I later found out he lives in Richmond and many people probably had the very same cherished memory of meeting him and his daughter on one of their walks.
I live about 4 miles from Richmond (sorry no spare room until I can get my adult kids to move out), and often walk there on the path beside the River Crane, which joins The Thames near to Richmond Lock.
The best view in Richmond is the protected one from Richmond Hill, but I also very fond of the area around Richmond Lock foot bridge and the Old Deer Park nearby.
A short distance from the top of Richmond Hill is Richmond Park, which also has a protected view all the way from the hill top across London to St. Paul's.
Between Richmond Park and The Thames is another favourite area of mine, Petersham Meadows leading through to Ham Lands and Ham House, also worth a visit.
I could go on and on, but better if you watched some more videos like the one David Attenborough (who I believe lives in Richmond) made about Richmond Park.
My Great Grandfather worked in the Ham area and met his 2nd wife there before they moved to Mitcham.
If you ever come to England you must visit some of the Stately homes there Beautiful.
We have Richmond as a town in North Yorkshire
You pause to much.
This will be interesting. I lived very near Richmond but haven't been there for years. I wonder if it's changed but I do hope not. I'll catch up later because now I have to go to bed.
We had friends living next to Richmond in East Sheen. They sold their fairly modest terraced house and bought a huge house with acres of land in the Cotswolds. It’s stupidly expensive.
A fried sold a 3 story house in South West London and bought a 6 bedroom house Brighton with no mortgage.
I shared a house with two girlfriends in Stanley Road, East Sheen for a while. That was back in the early '70s. A delightful road of pretty cottages. I hate to think what they cost now!
Must have been a while ago as the Cotswolds is very expensive too, unless you buy an old farm!
@@pobstrel it was back in about 2011. They bought a detached house with land somewhere near Chipping Norton which is hardly cheap either but more so than East Sheen, at least then, probably now too.
I live v close to Richmond and the beautiful park.
I'm fortunate that I can take a bus from home and be in Richmond in 20 mins. Kew Gardens takes a little longer.
Commuting into central London, something I do every week is easy. My favourite hotspots include the Ivy restaurant, (I go at least once a month for their popular cream tea or dinner -hamburger, delicious parmsean and truffle chips! You should do a reaction to this restaurant chain.
Unsurprisingly, I love Richmond Green and the walk to/from Richmond via the river Thames. Its a shame that the video you reacted to didn't capture the remains of Richmond Palace, where Elizabeth I died or the quaint White Swan pub. Recommend you google both!
I sometimes stop at the Roebuck pub which is opposite Richmond Hill. That view at 18:45 is to die for!
Great video ladies. ❤
I must visit the park next time we are in Richmond! Sorry I wasn't able to visit there or Richmond Palace on this trip.
Yes, I love The Ivy. We have one here in Cheltenham and frequently take visitors there. It's in a lovely old former pump room and bank!
Debbie just nodding her head constantly and grinning 😅 - ice cream bros for life
Kew gardens was not mentioned, but should have been. A lovely boat ride down to Hampton Court, Ham House, NT property. Why do Americans focus on the full English and fish and chips, our food is very varied. Richmond is very upmarket, lots of well known people live there, but a lovely place with easy access to central London. PS I've no idea who Ted Lasso is!
"Ted Lasso" is a fantastic Football Series where you do not need to have any knowledge of The World game or even an interest in it but featured a well known USA actor and was heartwarming over 3 Series and they were some of the places featured in the programme.
So funny watching this as I got ready for work....now I am on the bus which will take me over Richmond Bridge...past wagamama and joe the juice...and I get off at Richmond Station....
Lucky!!!
How fun!
YAAAAAY! That is where I grew up :). My parents still live there and I now live down the road in Kew. It is a great example of just how lovely parts of London can be. (Non Londoners just dont believe us when we say that we have tonnes of pretty villages and expansive green areas that make up London.) Similar places to check out in (West/SouthWest) London: Barnes, Kingston, Teddington, Hampton, Surbiton, Twickenham, St Margarets, Ealing, Kew, Chiswick, Chelsea, Battersea, Clapham Common, Putney, Wimbledon Village, Queens Park, Maida Vale.
Putney! I lived there from 1962-1970-ish. It was a lovely, quiet and leafy place then, and the river and Putney Common were our playgrounds as kids. Mum bought our house in Earldom Road for £5500 in '62. You wouldn't believe how much it sold for in 2002! Fond memories of quieter, more civilised times. We still had a rag and bone man with his horse and cart, a fellow with an ancient van and a grinding wheel in the back who would sharpen your kitchen knives, a newspaper seller yelling 'Standard!!' walking up our road of an evening, to the tune of a goods train, rumbling through the cutting behind Clarendon Drive... excuse the nostalgic rambling.
I’m up in North Yorkshire and we still have a rag and bone man who comes around with his cart and horse!
@@andrewguttry6886 A friend's parents bought a house in Beckenham on the edge of S E London and Kent for £5,000 in 1960,so similar, and it is worth £1,000,000 now.
Another friend's parents had a house @ Denmark Hill,Inner S E London which was worth £15,000 in 1970 and is now worth over £2 Million !
Richmond is a lovely place and it is a pity the video didn’t cover Richmond Park and the deer there. Richmond is one of the most expensive places to buy property in the whole of the UK, a number of famous people live there, including one of my heroes, Sir David Attenborough.
My wife used to be a manager of a bookstore in Croydon which is another suburb of London about 15 miles from Richmond. About 20 years ago she had to arrange a book signing session with David in her store and she was given a number to call thinking it was his PA, publisher, manager as is normally the case, but it was David’s home number and he picked up the phone himself and simply said “Attenborough”. After recovering from the shock she asked him if he had any particular requirements and could she could reserve a parking space in the public car park for his car. He said there was no need as he was going to cycle there but could he park his bike in the store? And has for food he was happy with a sandwich and coffee. This bike ride would involve riding a distance of 15 miles through heavy south London traffic in the middle of the day and he was well over 70 at the time. The phrase “living legend” is overused but in David’s case it it true. A very humble man who will be dearly missed by the whole country when he departs this life.
I'm sorry we didn't get to Richmond Park on that visit. Next time!
Love from Manchester England. 🏴 you ladies are the sunshine of my day. Thank you 🙏 Ted Lasso is 10/10 UK and USA x
Was really hoping she’d show Richmond park with the deer and also Hollyhocks cafe. Feel lucky to have Richmond on the doorstep it’s a beautiful town ❤️
Shame she talked about the chains and missed out the Hollyhocks cafe. Also a pity not to show the beautiful theatre and stunning houses around the Green.
I was sorry to have missed the park... next time! I'd love to see the deer!
Lived there for 5 years, lovely place with a village feel and very close to town. Kew Gardens just a mile or so away. When I was there there was still a boatman who would take you across the Thames for 40p
I agree! I love that it feels like a walkable village!
It’s 2 quid now took the ferry last Sunday
I live in Richmond, in the Kew village part. It is a very nice place to live. Traffic can be a nightmare. It's not all super posh. I'm a normal working guy who drives a London bus locally 😂
Hahaha I live IN Richmond and work by the station - 12 minutes’ walk from the office!
The most random fact about Richmond is that we have a statue of Bernardo O’Higgins, the leader of Chile.
Richmond is probably one of the best places in London to visit but it’s pretty low down on the list of places to go in England, really can’t wait for you beautiful ladies to visit, you’ll be so welcome ❤️
It is convenient for Kew Gardens as well.
Richmond is a London Borough in south west London with a population of 200,000....... it's considered a 'posh' area of the city. Richmond Park is the largest green space in London and the Borough also includes Kew Gardens and Hampton Court Palace.
Dara also made a very interesting video comparing US and UK house buying. Worth a watch too, particularly as her husband worked in the industry.
My home :)
Fun fact, the Franco Manca pizza restaurant is the old Richmond Police Station. This is where Elizabeth Haysom and Jens Soering were found and held - from the recent Netflix documentary Till Murder Do Us Part.
Property prices would be high but i visited Richmond Park when i lived in South London.
Richmond is an old haunt.....lovely little place to visit.....
Morning girls.
I'm about a dozen miles from Richmond and know it's a lovely place, but...
Have to visit, right away.
Actually, the lovely Bosswoman and I are visiting The Globe, the reconstruction of Shakespeare's theatre in London today.
But we'll get a round tooit.
Love having you both back.
My third son, his hubby and their two boys live just 4 km from Richmond. By far our favourite place in this borough is the Royal Park. Richmond Park is the largest urban park in Europe, at 2500 acres. I rode there as a schoolboy, and my grandsons learned to ride there too. Red and fallow deer have been roaming this park for 400 years. Voles, foxes, rabbits, hare, and about 150 species of birds share the space too. You'd love it. My grandsons love the "flutterbies", and try to spot at least half of the 30 park species.
All very true though, sensibly, Americans retain their traditions and use Miles instead of kilometres like many "Old Skool" Brits, like me,do,so 2 and a half miles,my friend,as you know.
Great video, lovely comments. I also subscribe to MOT and Dara makes the most beautiful vlogs every time. This Brit is proud Dara & Ian spend 5 months a year in the UK!
You should see Richmond Park, were you can walk amongst the Deer, and flowers there are out of this world.
I'm really sorry to have missed the park on this visit. Next time! I'd love to see the deer!
But it can be dangerous. Be warned. A friend of mine went running in Richmond Park, but ended up with a broken ankle. He jumped over a log, but landed on a deer sitting on the opposite side.@@MagentaOtterTravels
What a place to live! I've been to London once during the Queen's funeral. I will have to visit Richmond when I go back! Another great episode choice ladies. Enjoy your weekend! ❤
Thank you so much ♥️
We went to Windsor Castle for the first time last year... it was so poignant to visit Queen Elizabeth II's grave there... I got emotional. I did a vlog of the castle visit, but obviously wasn't allowed to video inside the castle or church.
@@MagentaOtterTravels That's amazing! I would love to do that some day. I think I'd be emotional too. Her majesty was an inspiration to us all.
On the outskirts of Richmond is HAM HOUSE a Tudor Manor that can be visited & on the Twickenham side Orleans House!!
The original video and reaction were great HOWEVER to cut 'n paste what someone has already written " The real Richmond Park is 2500 acres with herds of wild deer roaming around,".
THAT is what Richmond is famous for. The amazing 2500-acre park!!!
Why would you want to find in another country everything you have in your own country! Planes to and from Heathrow fly very low over Richmond during landing and/or takeoff….a noisy place! But Richmond Park is very beautiful and full of deer.
I used to live in and work in Richmond. I think there's kore Americans living there than English! Super popular with the Yanks. London food is super expensive and really tiny portions. Drinks are also really pricy at £7.00 + a pint. I now live up North in Cumbria where the food portions are massive. Everything about London is designed to empty your wallet. Charge the maximum, deliver the least possible!
Sorry girls missed the live stream but enjoyed it later I laughed at Debbie’s face when she saw the ice cream shop you need to try baked beans with a jacket potato and cheese beautiful lovely to see you again take care love from England x x
Actually lots of Americans do live there. It's within easy reach of Central London and Runnymeade. Where the Queen donated land for the JFK memorial and where the Magna Carta (Charta) was signed. The general principles of which went over to America and eventually became the bill of rights. You can just about see Runnymeade from Richmond Hill. 5-10 minute walk from the Town centre (center) railway station.
Not to mention two schools associated with America, TASIS and ACS in the borough of Runnymede.
You can tell its posh, in lockdown the Wholefoods queue was longer than the one for Waitrose.
When you were looking at the houses, you missed the one on top of the hill that was up for sale for £100,000,000. But they were going to spend £65,000,000 doing it up however you wanted. Ugly place, the one over the road (The Wick) is much nicer.
Richmond AFC colours they play in are actually those of Crystal Palace (who play in the Premier League) the reason why is because the stadium where it's filmed is Crystal Palaces ground, far cheaper to use those colours than have the ground changed!
Ah, I've finally twigged it: Natasha and Debbie started the channel so that they could build up their UK audience to the point where they can couch-surf their entire UK trip for £cheap...🤣
Richmond is lovely but very expensive but I’d say one major downside of living there is that it is directly under the Heathrow flightpath so it gets very noisy.
Sadly the full English breakfast was missing bacon,sausages, black pudding fried bread looked nice regardless
Ladies. I never even heard of Ted Lasso, & don't even know what that is, but I have seen Richmond. Richmond London is very nice, but now you should look at the original Richmond in Yorkshire, which is another thing altogether. Richmond, London is named for the Palace of the medieval Dukes of Richmond, but those Dukes were named from the Yorkshire place, which is deep in beautiful countryside. It is dominated by a great castle, but also has remains of several religious institutions. In the centre of the town is a great cobbled market place, where every evening an ancient cow horn 'trumpet' is sounded to mark the end of the day. It also contains the Green Howards army museum, for that most famous Yorkshire Regiment, with a display of the many Victoria Cross medals won. The area was granted to Alan of Brittany by William the conqueror , to the leader of the Bretons who played a major part in his victory at Hastings. These Bretons considered they were taking the country 'back' from the Anglo Saxons, who had forced them out in the 5th century, that was some 600 years before. Brittany was named so after many Britons 'fled' there when the A Saxons moved across southern England , but they also aided the last 'Romans in France to resist the Frankish forces there.
Oh & ladies the Yorkshire Richmond is just as 'posh', in a different way, & a lot more affordable than the place near London.
Well, this video is about the Richmond, London where we have heard of Ted Lasso.
Try and keep up.
Ted Lasso is the best TV show of the last couple of years!
Richmond in Yorkshire whilst a lovely place that I’ve been to many times is a village compared to Richmond Upon Thames
I've never heard of him either, until today but then, I don't have a TV licence, so don't watch TV, apart from DVDs.
Richmond London was named after Richmond Yorkshire and Richmond Virginia was named after Richmond London! haha
This is where I grew up. Lived there till I was 25 an visited my mum until she passed, then my uncle until he passed in 2010. Fifty five years of familiarity.
Elizabeth 1 died in Richmond Palace. The gatehouse from which the royal ring was despatched to James, still exists.
The view from Richmond Hill across the Thames is stunning, and was famously painted by renowned artist JW Turner.
I used to live in the London Borough of Richmond (in Twickenham) in the 1990s and 2000s and know it well, so I would pass through daily on my commute into London and shop/socialise and be in Richmond most weekends. I would often have lunch at the Princes Head pub pre-Ted Lasso. I live further out in Surrey (on those hills you see in the distance when showing the view across the Thames), but it's only a 30 mins drive, and I visit regularly.
What the video didn't show is Richmond Park, which you access from the top of Richmond Hill - an extensive 2,500 ancient park estate that contains deer and is part of the Crown (Monarchs) estate. I would happily offer you a chance to stay if I lived there still, but willing to act as a guide and show you around when you visit.
P.S. Dara's videos are great, I've watched and commented on a few. It's a nice snapshot of RIchmond she showed there. BTW Wagamamma is a chain Japanese noodle/ramen restaurant across the UK and is very popular.
No such thing as a vegetarian Full English!!! Blasphemy ❤❤
You girls need to visit the ribble valley if you.want real beautiful countryside consistently voted one of the best places in England to live
Where's that?
It in Lancashire. It borders North Yorkshire. To its north it borders Cumbria the magnificent Lake District. Richmond (the original where others have taken their name from) in North Yorkshire is a lovely market town with surrounding natural beauty. I feel blessed to be a Yorkshire woman because it's the biggest country in UK with outstanding natural beauty including hills, moors, dales, wolds and a magnificent coastline. London and Scotland are both only 200 miles away. So we are content.
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow it’s in Lancashire northwest England
I really enjoyed this episode, if I had the space, you’d be more than welcome, N
Don’t force yourself to like baked beans. I’m English and I can’t stand beans 😂
I'm a follower of her channel and must remember to watch her videos, I keep forgetting, I'm sure she will understand :D
I love how you said well done America for naming Richmond Virginia it was actually founded in 1733 before independence so it was an Englishman who named it xx love you ladies I'm only being a bit naughty saying this xx have a look on Rightmove International for prices in Richmond better sit down when you do ha ha xx
My friend lives across the road from me was an extra in Ted Lasso. He appears at the end of the show. He is the fan that runs out of the stands and goes onto the pitch. He has also been in some other shows, like Peaky Blinders and a war time film.
That's fun! We were just in Alnwick, and I heard they needed extras for an upcoming episode of Vera. That would be great fun!!
Hi ladies. 🙂
I am from the original Richmond, the one in North Yorkshire that all the others are named after either directly or indirectly.
The name comes from the Norman French "Riche-Mont" meaning "Strong Hill" upon which a castle was built. Richmond is the most common place name in the english speaking world.
At the foot of the lovely valley called Swaledale and very different from Richmond on Thames it is well worth checking it out:
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Yes. Richmond in London is named after Richmond in Yorkshire just as Richmond, Virginia is named after Richmond in London.
I live in Richmond it’s a brilliant place to live - this video just scratches at the surface there is so much to do - property prices are high but there are affordable homes as well. Good to see your reaction 🙂 oh yeah there’s another ice cream parlour on the green called Gelateria Danieli well worth checking out
Yes, I think it’s better. I got a hot chocolate in Venchi and it was very overpriced and not that great, but that might’ve been down to the person who made it. And Danielli is an independent.
So she films herself outside of Richmond Station going on about Richmond but if she turned the camera around she could've shown the pub where The Rolling Stones first started as a band performing! There used to be a small stage (really a raised platform of a couple of inches!) in the back where bands played. All the Rolling Stones hail from Richmond upon Thames. Also while filming on the Green they could have shown Richmond Theatre which is preserved Victorian Theatre. It still shows plays and is a delight inside. It has been used numerous times in films when they require an authentic Victorian theatre.
Aaaaack! I wish I had known! That's what happens when I turn up someplace without having a chance to research beforehand! ugh.
BTW, I live across the street from the home where Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones grew up ;-)
@@MagentaOtterTravels When I first knew it, it was a real 'spit & sawdust' type of place! Dark wood stained by years of tobacco smoke. Now it is some fancy gastronome type of pub. A lot of my favourite watering holes in Richmond have gone that way! The Britannia, which is in one of the side alleys connecting to The Green has gone that way as well. Never drank too much in the Duke's Head but I do remember going in there with some friends before going to see The Rocky Horror Show at Richmond Theatre. Upon entering we were presented with a over 6ft. bearded guy wearing red stiletto's and a red dress with a slit up the side drinking a pint of ale! He did have a blonde wig on as well! Getting in the mood for the Rocky Horror Picture Show!
Richmond is also the home of the Poppy factory, the Dimbleby family of news broadcasting fame. Richard Dimbleby was famous for his broadcasts during WWII. He broadcast from a Lancaster during a bomber raid and also broadcast on the horrors of Belsen Concentration camp. He was aware that people may not believe it in the future so he insisted on long sweeping panorama film be taken to ensure the veracity of the shots could not be doubted. Richmond is also the home of the Attenborough family.
Yes, and Richmond Theatre is allegedly favoured by Courtney Love.
The theatre is used in Finding Neverland.
They didn't mention or visit Richmond Park! It's a huge royal park with deer that roam free, the Isabella Plantation and is also stunning. The view showed in this video is a few hundred yards away from the nearest gate to the park!
From now on, I sm calling those things dogoyles.
Great name!
Bear in mind that there's lots of beautiful country outside the South-East as well, with significantly lower house prices. You could buy half my village (NE Cheshire) for eight million quid!
If you haven't done one yet, see if you can find a good video about Chester (NW Cheshire).
I love Richmond, I lived there for many yrs.
I grew up in richmond it really is beautiful
What a beautiful place for a childhood!
I know a lot of places that are less crowded and more beautiful.
I live near Richmond. Have also visited Strawberry Hill House when I done a paranormal investigation. Richmond Park is lovely along with Kew Gardens which is just past Richmond.
And is Strawberry Hill House haunted?
The gelato shop, Venchi, can be found all over Italy, but there’s another gelato shop in Richmond that also sells coffee and chocolates, which has been there much longer. It’s an independent one and just as good. It has multiple premises in the town due to its popularity. Richmond is one of my favourite places on earth.
Mick Jagger and Pete Townshend had houses on the top of the hill, i think Jagger still lives there. Pete Townshends house has a very interesting history, It's called The Wick, there is a wiki page about it.
Waterstones are a books chain,if you don't know,Ladies 🎩
We didn't. Thanks for letting us know!
@@TheNatashaDebbieShowThere’s a very nice cafe inside the Richmond one 😊
Great facebook time the other time, Love Richmond I went to the American University in Richmond thats why I talk such good English I did international Relations. The area is very exclusive area. The river pubs are nice and great place for the boat race, Merci Jean-Marc
I live in Kingston which is right next door to Richmond. Both are lovely pladed to live. Great cafés, restaurants and coffee shops. The beautiful, crown owned Richmond Park. Great puplic amenities and transport. Quick to get to Central London. Walks by the river, beautiful houses.
Come see for yourselves!
A great show. I first visited 45 years ago with my Dad and started to return every few years since 2010. So for my 70th birthday your show has convinced me to visit again. I will be booking our favourite hotel on Richmond Hill. The Ted Lasso pub is great. Good show happy to see you back.
I hope you have a great time on your next visit to Richmond! I will definitely visit Richmond Park and Richmond Castle next time I go there ;-)
Sorry a vegetarian full English is just WRONG!! The best beans are Branston not Heinz
Not wrong if you're Vegetarian
Morning Ladies. We loved the first 2 series - thought the 3rd was a bit silly. but it was nice to see it filmed in London , not just in America when the bung a few red phone boxes on the road , have a " Weird " red bus going up and down the street and call it London ( BTW I had a Venchi Ice cream on Sunday - very nice - My Italian friends corrected me on my pronunciation of Venchi - pronounced Venki ) I had the Salted Caramel Butter ....in a tub
I was born in Sunbury-on-Thames which is not far from Richmond. We spent a lot of time at Richmond Park because of all the Deer.
However I have to admit I have never seen Ted Lasso and don’t even know what it is about. Richmond is lovely and many great pubs along the river bank. However it is really expensive in fact Natasha your type of house is up for sale for OVER £29 million. Even a normal 3 bed house is in the millions! Great to visit but not to live.
Uk here love the hash browns but in my family we never have beans with our breakfast awful hate them with breakfast. Love them on toast but get rib of as much of the sauce as possible. Love watching you girls
Richmond is very much a rich people's land. Mick Jagger for one used to live there when he became very rich obvs.
If you have the money, why not live there!
I love watching your show and I’m so happy that you’re back again. While watching the 80th anniversary of the D Day landings I found out that we have a National Fish and Chip day. During the Second World War this was the only food that wasn’t on ration. The Government decided that this was something that the people could look forward to eating often that was decidedly British and it would boost their morale. The National Fish and Chip day is celebrated on the first Friday in June. I love Fish and Chips but this was a new fact that I learned. Guess what I’m having tonight. Look after yourselves and keep up the great work. ❤️❤️ Bernadette.
Sorry, but there’s no such thing as a Vegetarian Full English Breakfast. 😁
Vegetarian FAKE Full English ;-)
Your hate me Natasha I have a son who lives in Richmond and a son that lives in Bristol x
Want an American daughter?
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow only have room for 2 daughters lol 😜
Heinz baked beans are crap, Branston beans are best. Heinz baked beans are too watery. I suggest having a jacket potato (baked potato) smothered in butter with branston baked beans and grated cheddar cheese on top. 🤤
I agree!