Exploring The Old English Village Of GREAT MISSENDEN
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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Welcome to our channel! In this video, we explore the enchanting old English village of Great Missenden, nestled in the picturesque Chilterns of Buckinghamshire.
Immerse yourself in the rich history and quaint charm that defines Great Missenden. Discover the fascinating stories behind iconic landmarks such as the historic church, where time-honored traditions and architectural splendor intertwine. Delve into the fascinating tales of notable figures who once called Great Missenden home, such as world-renowned author Roald Dahl, and see how their legacy is still cherished to this day.
The Chilterns offer an abundance of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, history buffs, and those seeking a peaceful retreat alike. Whether you're a history enthusiast, nature lover, or simply in search of a tranquil escape, Great Missenden promises to leave a lasting impression. Join us on this unique old English village walk and let the magic of Great Missenden transport you to a bygone era.
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Lovely video. Thank you
Thank you, thanks for watching and leaving a comment, glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you. It’s good to see winter walks, not just sunny, summer ones. It looks very busy there, not a place to let you dog off the lead, and must have been quite tricky to film.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. No not a place to let your dog off the lead, I should imagine it's busier during a normal working week.
Thank you for a charming and informative video. Hello from 🇦🇺
Hi, your welcome, thank you for watching, so pleased you enjoyed the video and thank you for commenting. Hope you have a great week, all the best.
@@walkingwithpics Thanks - you too! 😊
As one drove up West past the Gateway Kindergarten, there was a Y split in the road. Going left one headed over a railway bridge on the Chequers road. Shortly thereafter on the right hand side was a small service station.. This was Dahl's garage,
He relocated the vicarage to the Gateway School and had the pheasants flying out towards the real vicarage location. Chequers was where the owner of the pheasants lived.
Dahl went to ST P and StP like us. I lived for 21 years in Hill House sometimes visible on hill top looking up Church Street.
You probably photographed my mother's grave.
Since 1968 the shops have completely changed. Those Shell pumps I do not recognise. My eldest brother used to drink at the George and was friends with Miles.
I remember parking anywhere on the High Street. The cream coloured house at the top of Station Hill could be Clement Atlee's home. The Post Office was where Oliver James is located. I had heard that there were at least 12 pubs in the early fifties.
The houses at the Church end of Church Street were occupied by very poor people some of whom worked for my family.
At the bottom of the lane leading up to the church was a village water pump still in use when I was a boy. Turning left there was the village school. I was born in 1947.
There were other churches: A Baptist in the middle of town and a Catholic at the base of the railway hill.
I remember the huge coal yard at the station.
Sorry for the very late response, thank you for watching and sharing your memories and experiences, very interesting thank you.