Day 15: The room where it rains | Tour our CASTLE room by room with our CHATEAU advent tour
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This Christmas we're bringing you a very special Advent Calendar - the biggest chateau tour ever seen on RUclips. Every day until December 25th we'll open the door to a different room of the Chateau and tell you about its past, present and future. By Christmas day the tour will be over 5 hours long!
We are Marc, Amy, Clement and Juliette, a French-English family restoring a 33 room medieval chateau and huge estate in southern France. Follow our award-winning, historically-sensitive restorations and our journey towards self-sufficiency and sustainability, with plenty of laughter along the way.
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Juliette is a scene stealer, she is so cute, the grin on her little face when Marc rang the bell! Love her cheeks! That was really interesting, I do hope you can restore that little room, and show the original stonework. Cheering you on from my corner of Canada!
She is the cutest!!! I totally agree with your comment and I couldn’t have said it better. Thank you and thank you Mark and Amy for sharing your life with us 🥰
I was thinking in that last moment of the video, Juliette was saying to Clemon that nap time is over!
Goodness, your chateau is FULL of cool history!! I'm gonna hate when these videos end!!
That baby is a carbon copy of her father. So cute!
Amy! Do NOT stop making/posting these videos because of one snarky comment from a viewer! Not exactly a nice "thank you" for all your hard work! For such a small room it had a lot of interesting tidbits. You and Marc have a huge undertaking here but you are approaching it properly--by gathering historical data and finding items to fill the room that are of that period. So many people are enjoying these little tours. Doing even a short video takes lots of time and preparation, and we appreciate all your hard work. Thank you for it all.
Thanks my dear. It’s unfortunately not been one, but quite a lot. Nearly all attacking me for just being myself and trying to tell me I’m a bad person. It just grinds me down after a while.
@@Chroniclesofrosieres Here's what you do: you delete their comments and BAN them from your channel. There are all kinds of naysayers out there just looking to take something good and turn it into a bad feeling! We don't need them! Kick the bums out!!!!!
That is so cool. It makes sens to have a rainwater gathering place in the event that the castle was under siege so nobody had to risk going out for water. the hidden cistern will have all the answers
I apparently wasn't paying close enough attention. I heard him say something about a cistern but I missed the part about how that would've worked. I may just have to watch it again and pay more attention lol.
Oh my goodness, I thought my TV was falling off the wall! I leapt out of bed and nearly had a heart attack! It wasn’t until I backed the recording up and watched it again that I heard it was Juliet moving the tripod! 😂😅 Whew, adrenaline will be keeping me up for awhile!! 😂
Oh wow - this is indeed one of the most interesting spaces. The idea that it would have been a service court or impluvium is pretty convincing. I had wondered where the bread oven opened to - and it's sensible to have it outside the main block, especially if it served a large settlement. Love this!
Would it be within reason to have 2 openings for access to retrieve bread. Incase the fireside has lots of people(women) cooking? I mean, if a stew or ham should stay over heat an extra few minutes, no problem. BUT bread, rolls or pies not out in time Does mean a difference. What I'm saying is, Marc said they accidentally went through but maybe it was there.
Marc is correct this is a very important part of the Chateau - absolutely fascinating.
As a history buff, I am intrigued and enamoured by your château and the research you have both done to uncover its mysteries! You are a delightful couple, so genuine and warm ~ and your children too! Thank you for presenting the rooms of your home in such detail. Best wishes for the holidays!
Juliette is getting big so fast what a Bonny baby girl
the small sink is stunning and really lucky you have original fish , maybe put food colouring down that drain to see where the water ends up , Juliet stole the show adorable 🥰
I Think they said they bought the fish but it would fit with what would have been there. I will watch again because it adds revenue & I can do something else when adds play.
Juliet is adorable. I love the way you both work together to teach us about your fabulous chateau. A real team!
Layers upon layers of history, thank you again. I bet your underground caverns have something to do with the drainage from the sink. Your restraint at not whacking away (literally) at all the layers of more modern stuff is far more than I would manage.
Juliette, Is Adorable Amy , She Don’t Care If Daddy Marc is Speaking, She Want In on the Action , Beautiful 👌👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹
This room packs a lot of punch. It might be my favorite so far.
A “swing” door, is also used between kitchens and serving areas.
I’d love to know if the area ever had an open roof? Possibly it’s suitable for restoration and a future home for hanging vines or ferns?
The rain run off probably would be unwanted in the dining room, but perhaps could be diverted to the large empty cistern? I assume it’s almost empty due to the echo in heavy rain.
What an intriguing little hallway. Thanks for including it.
I am glad Juliette is showing an interest in the filming of your videos. I am sure here camera work will improve with practice. I really enjoyed learning the history of this part of your chateau! Wonderful video! Love from Vermont
I couldn't help but laugh when she was moving the tripod.😂
@@kimberlyearly8918 I could hear her saying "mummy, I believe we need a pan shot of the room here"
Well, being it's France, you could always use the old faucet alcove to place into it a statue of Our Lady of Lourdes or Saint Bernadette. Personally, I would make it into a Roman alter to Mithras, but that's just me. 😃
I find this absolutely fascinating. As someone in North America i can’t even begin to understand the scale of how buildings can be used and changed and evolve over centuries. I would never have guessed that the main chateau was likely several the past.. crazy! Keep up the great work uncovering the mysteries.
I think that this little room or corridor has been one of the most interesting rooms you have showed us. Juliette just wanted to ring the bell. She is adorable.
Hope you’re feeling better Amy, it must be so hard doing these daily videos when you’re not well. Juliette is so beautiful, both she and Clement.
This really was a fascinating video about that little room, Marc was so passionate about it, wonderful descriptions. Can’t understand why you don’t have a hundred thousand plus subscribers. Keep up the wonderful work and Merry Xmas to you all from New Zealand 🎄🙏😘😘😘😘😘
Thank you Louise! Lovely to hear from you.
Oh wow , I hope someday within your lifetime you can put a bullet proof 😉 glass roof over that incredible hall ! Maybe with a operational vent 🙏😍. Fascinating to think of horse men galloping Into that hall and the tower guards with household persons leaning out the upper story windows guns trained down on marauding bandits 😳❣️❣️❣️
It's so interesting to picture how the chateau would have looked when it was first built and how the spaces were sometimes used very differently or maybe more shockingly, used the very similarly to how they are used today.
I love maps too! 😍😍😍😍 Ive spent considerable time on Google maps finding all my chateaus! 🤣
A little room with a big story!
♥️♥️♥️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Juliet, as always, is adorable. 🙂
This is the coolest Advent Vlog on YT.
You’ve made it 15 days! Great job. Hope Amy is feeling better. That’s a very interesting room. Love the historical theories about it.
We all need a bell to call people to the dining room, especially at Christmas. You two are amazing, not distracted by the little ones while telling us about all the interesting history and features of the chateau.
Marc removed the electric bell that led from our bedroom to the kitchen. I think he felt I was abusing it with my morning calls for tea…
That was so interesting, such history in a small area. Thank you for sharing 💕🇦🇺
Juliet love ringing that bell. And no time that bill will be ringing a lot. Is between her and her brother. I love you telling the history of this building. I really love the fact that the horses a Rider would a dismount in the middle of the building. What's safer place . Now I have a history question for you. Do you have a list of the families That controlled this Chateau through the ages. Like their names. And possibly who they threw their loyalty too. I enjoy your program very much cause I love history. Merry Christmas to your family and keep safe.
I agree with Marc on this room. Small but fascinating.
I read the sadness you feel when nasty comments hurt you. Big, big hug dear.
Thank you ❤
Amy this is all so interesting ,You and Marc are such a wonderful team . super excited to see the next video .Thank you for sharing
This is the gift that keeps on giving ... like peeling the layers of an onion. More please 😊
We always talk of this place as being like an onion with lots of layers!
I have really enjoyed your videos. I love how you come across as a family. Using a lot of time filming and editing at the same time as raising a family and restore a Chateau must take a toll on anyone. At the end you must do what makes you feel good. But I will definitely miss your stories.
Thank you! You’re right it’s just so much to try to handle at the moment. We can just about do it and we love the results and the ability to share our project, but we don’t earn any real money from it and when we get abused by people it quite easily tips the balance. Who knows though. Maybe we’ll get another wind!
I was wowed and I can’t wait to see this little room when its finished! I love, love this chateau. Your vlogs are always interesting and your humor and banter are always entertaining. I still chuckle when I think about Harry, the Sussex chicken, and the peahen that violated Amy’s toothbrush. Juliette is a little doll! I hope Clement had a nice nap! 😊
What a wonderful couple you are with two beautiful children. Thank you so much for your Advent videos, they are fascinating. We love the banter between you both, just how a very happily married couple interact 🥰 🦘🦘🦘
Aw thank you! X
I love the story of this little Room. Amazing history 👏 🙌 👌 & possibility. Bread 🍞 oven story is so unique. 😉 I love the doorway story & the map & 🔔. What a wonderful room. 👏
Amy - I see references in this post that you are upset about negative comments but I don’t know when you posted what they are referring to. It seems like a while ago. I hope that you and Marc are able to ignore and remove any negative comments from each post and focus on those of us who love and support you. You might have already done this but you could get advice from Stephanie and Phillip at Château LaLande who get come quite unprovoked toxic comments. Please carry on and ignore the sad people who simply don’t matter 🥰
Dear Amazing Amy, please know that we love the interaction between you and the love that you have for each other and your passion for sharing the wealth of your research. You have created very special, unique channel and feel like our best friend. It broke my heart to see what happened and I can understand that it was very painful for you but please stay if you possibly can. Love from Louise. I am going to support you on Patreon from today, so hopefully some good will come out if this horrible event. Xxx
Thank you lovely Louise!
I missed what bad thing happened but I haven’t seen it to the end. I will comment again if that is needed.
I love your Advent calendar - it’s like a doll’s house, where you peak in and get to discover something every day.
As Chateau de Rosière still has medieval elements retained, it’s so exciting to see what elements ‘the other RUclips chateaus’ would have had.
Merry Christmas Marc & Amy!
So glad you’re enjoying it!
Absolutely amazing!! I am loving your presentations. 🌸
I think this little room is my favorite room so far. I would love to see the dragon in place as the water faucet. You'll have to look for the perfect color match for the sink, it will be a wonderful feature to the room. God Bless see you next time. Kathy 🇺🇸
Outstanding information i would not have been aware of the details...thank you
Love the history of each part of your chateau and to maintain and restore specific segments of it, is so important for the future of the chateau. The bell is so very special, very cool to have that.
Omg the more you uncover the more questions there is. Very interesting vlog thankyou.
You really do need at least ten more of those sweet rug rats!
I never have seen your hallway. How interesting! I love the bell too, Juliet! Thanks again!
I really enjoyed this video what a interesting alcove room quite interesting the little washbasin inset into the wall is very different actually looks Italian !Thank You for sharing your beautiful Château Mark and Amy and Juliet
I want to challenge all of the beautiful souls subscribed to this beautiful channel to search out snarky mean spirited comments and if not rebuke them harshly? make a counter comment in protection of this little community and Marc and Amy . I would really appreciate it .❣️
I've been watching diligently but have up to now failed to comment. Juliet as camera operator brought me out of my shell. LOL! I've been enjoying this very much. I first discovered you via Nicki and Carlo when they visited and you put them to work on turkeys and boulders. Thanks for sharing bits of your Chateau and life with two kids as well.
Juliette did steal the show. Adorable. So much in that little room.That handwash station is WOW worthy and I hope I get to see you complete the task. I am glad you zoomed in on such as I would've missed the details.
Fabulous!! The age that shows on the credenza and the bell and it's pull are stunning. ❤❤
Always fascinating. Hugs to Juliette
So loving these daily tours of your Medieval Chateau.
Absolutely fascinating room. Marc, knows so much about the inner historic details of the chateau and Amy is so knowledgeable and a great speaker. But Juliette is definitely the star of the video! Her precious little face and smile when Marc lifted her up to ring the bell. Thank you for another extremely interesting video. xx
Fascinating! Thank you.
Such a historically interesting room. I think I have to watch this video a few times in order to absorb so much fascinating information. I too love the topographical map on the wall. At first I thought it was an abstract art piece. I've loved maps ever since I was a young girl and we got to colour them during class (can you guess, I'm also an artist?) 🙂Thank you so very much, Amy and Marc for sharing. Juliette is such a beautiful child; I could get lost in those eyes❣ Sending much love from Ontario, Canada! ox
So interesting loving your calendar .I go from Stephanie to you every morning here in Melbourne Australia most enjoyable .
What an increible chateau! What histery...thank you for this fascinating advent calendar. Im looking forward to the renovation!
I’m from Canada and I’m really enjoying your 25 day advent calendar. Learning a lot about your chateau. Very interesting.
Everyday is fascinating. I am enjoying this tour so very much. thank you for sharing your magnificent chateau. Blessings.
I really enjoy your work. Was the chateau ever involved in any conflicts? Marc's knowledge of the construction was great, love it.
I would bet that Juliette alone has substantially increased your subscribers! That was a great vlog w/ lots of information crammed in:) Thanks so much for all of the love and hard work - great job!
I am glad Marc wanted to include this room. I found it very interesting and intriguing.
Interesting room today. Love the possibilities you shared!
BEST WISHES TO YOU , THANK YOU FOR THE VLOG
What an interesting room! Thank you for sharing! 🤎✨🎄
Marc , you're a hero! This place is magnificent !
Juliet is so adorable 🥰 Love all the history associated with the rooms. The bell 🔔 is gorgeous ❤❤❤Thanks for sharing 😍😍😍
Wow, there is so much hidden potential in your chateau! Love Junior camera operator Juliette❤❤❤
How very interesting! THank you.
Fascinating! Thank you!❤️🇨🇦
It would be amazing to get LiDAR through the entire Chateau. I find this little room’s details so interesting
Fascinating to hear Marc deconstruct the details of this small space. All the sleuthing you have done in every room has been so interesting but this one might top them all.
Really enjoying your Magical History tours! 😊
OH yeah!! You should always listen to that French hubby of yours. He knows what we like to hear. What an interesting room and it brings great understanding little by little how the French thought and planned in constructing these castles.l. Thank you.
This little room is a wonderful room to a historic preservationist of architectural demensions...very lovely...dts/usa
Wow smallest room but loved the history and speculation of what it was. Can’t wait to see the developments in the future
Thanks Amy, Ma4c and Juliette x
Lovely, and very interesting. So nice to see Juliette as well xx
That is one jammed packed little room! Happy Advent to you
This is the best Christmas calendar this year...
Thank you Juliette for Ringing the Bell🤗⛄🎄
The room were it rain was very interesting 🤗 🎄⛄🎄☕🍰☕🍰
Love Sue ❤❤❤🇬🇧❤❤❤
Good info about the room. Being an architect and historic preservationist, I immediately considered it a part of the vernacular design. Great research. I'm enjoying this advent tour a lot. Cheers-
Very interesting little room history. Juliette is sooo precious 🥰...thank you for sharing your home & family during this holiday season. 🌲
Merci les trois!
That was an interesting room!! As I mentioned before, you are such a loving family. So refreshing to see these days!! Cheers from Canada!
Fascinating
First commenter i see. 🤗 nice little room. Loved Juliette ringing the bell. Cool map too. See you tomorrow.
i enjoy ur videos. u r so authentic/ thank u. best wishes
Very interesting.thank you
What a fascinating history! Thank you Marc and Amy (and little Juliette 🤣🥰). You are very dear to my heart and I hope you continue to make videos. Love you. 💖💖💖💖🎄🎄🎄
Thank you lovely x
I'm sorry that you are being blighted by unkind comments. I understand that they upset you so much. They would me! It would be sad not to see you on u tube anymore. I really enjoy watching your channel. Your family delights me...and many others. Some people like to spread misery, it makes them feel powerful. I think they are pathetic people who sneak in spreading their poison because they are so miserable!
Thank you. ❤❤❤
Very interesting!
Love that map!
Please take heart. Your videos are great and it is clear that you have a normal, good relationship with Marc; that's the only thing that matters in the end. I think many vloggers experience this kind of abuse/negativity, sometimes worse (thinking of Stephanie Jarvis). Have a chat with her? What you are both doing in this chateau is important. I watch your videos from Japan (a Brit). Really enjoy them.
Thank you ❤. Yes poor Stephanie has a huge amount to endure, and I don’t think I could continue it I was attacked that much. But the trouble is at our level, we’re getting nothing out of it but the satisfaction of producing and sharing the videos. We are so small (and failing to grow like others) that we have no discernable income, so when the enjoyment part of it is tainted and we start to feel bad about ourselves then it’s hard to find a reason to continue. Maybe we will. We’ll have to see in the New Year. I’d find it a lot easier to take the negative comments if we were really successful and producing an income from RUclips that could support the restoration work 😂
@@Chroniclesofrosieres I understand. It is Herculean in many ways but you both have a lot of respect. Income is one thing, not to be dismissed but I think you're really helping people by showing what you are doing and what you are both capable of doing. Perhaps, if there really is no fun in it then that's another issue. We restored a barn in Normandy, nothing on the scale of what you are doing but it was a huge learning curve. I wish I could have recorded it; the ups and the downs, especially a Brit and a Japanese living in a small French village. Perhaps it's your children's legacy? The world is in much turmoil now, no idea when/if it will end. You are life-savers but like on an aircraft, put your own mask on first. Supporting you all the way. With many thanks. Our local lady MP's slogan is, 'Never, never, never give up'. Not a bad motto for life.
I was wowed! Fascinating details, thank you for sharing! 🥰
Fabulous! I so much enjoyed the information about this small room and of course Amy, Marc and Juliette!
Loving this whole tour! This room is very interesting! Thanks so much for showing us around your beautiful Chateau. My mother has ancestry from the Rhone Alps region ❤️