Absolutely great that you are promoting not only Mapperton goods but also the local area. Shows just how good a steward you both will be in the future. Great job.
Julie turns into a rose by the inadvertent scratch. They forgot to tell her, that’s where the hybrids come from in Mapperton lore. Lol Luke has good memories of the cottage where he and his new bride lived. Discovering a lot of interesting things. The Fair was fun and all the vendors had wonderful crafts to sell. Nice vlog. Thank you for the invite.😊
When Steve was teaching Julie how to prune the roses, I kept thinking of I Love Lucy. LOL Can just imagine how a Julie & Lucy episode would have been so comical !!
I'm so happy for you, Julie. I know how much of yourself you are investing into the estate, and making it work for itself, for you and your husband when you take the title, and your children. The house is beautiful, and I'm sure it will come the time when all your dreams of making it sparkle will come true.
Luke is a goofball and we love it. Love seeing you guys interact with each other and just have fun together. So much fun to see Julie and Luke and all of their friends on the estate. Do wish to see the Earl and Countess a bit more as they are also terrific fun and wonderfully knowledgeable.
Watching Julie in the garden is like seeing a fish out of water lol I love gardening and would be so chuffed to have professional gardeners helping me with my gardens! Mapperton gardens are SO lovely 😍😍😍😍😍
Bruce Springsteen’s song “Jack of all trades” comes to mind when I think about all of you members of the Matterton community, doing everything with such love and enthusiasm! Thank you for sharing❤️
The fair was quite interesting. I love handmade items ! They are much more personable . Anyone can purchase mass produced items , but handmade is special!
Congratulations on a successful Christmas Bazzar! About "the damp" in the cottage, have you looked into a vapor barrier for the wall? There's permanent adhesive types that work well (at least in the States.)
In regards to the damp in the Holiday Let - If you take the soil away from the walls it should eventually dry out. You could dig a drainage ditch around the house or along that one wall say 30 cms deep and 30 cms wide and take the ditch away from the house a few metres. Then bury some agricultural drainage pipe which has been wrapped in geotextile fabric and then put gravel in the ditch and place the pipe on top then fill it up with gravel and cover the pipe with gravel to get the water away from the house.
If you have wild grapevines you are cutting back, you can make wonderful grapevine wreaths out of them and sell them at the fairs! Um, about the Cluster-flies, Fly twists are the way to go. Hang them in corners of the windows behind the curtains, and they'll be less noticable. As for the damp walls: You will need to dig the house out six feet away from the hillside to get airflow, and you can then have a flagged or graveled walkway around the house to the backdoor. You can put stone up the hillside to make a sort of rock wall to hold it back, or use a bulldozer to take the hillside down to where you want it. I saw that you had one you can use to do that. Just some suggestions from prior experience. The cottage suggestions: cushions on the window seat in a solid grey to set off the curtains. Nobody would want to "curl up with a book" on that hard seat. In the sitting room, the candle sticks may pose a danger if you put candles in them, so put a lamp in the corner there instead. and some fake fruit and fake greenery in that large white oval dish will make the room less bare. In the bedrooms, it's useful to put an empty dish, tray, or large bowl on bureau or bedside table which will give people a place to put their little things like keys, spare change and little things so they don't make a mess or get lost.
If you watch travel shows, around Christmas the little towns in Europe ,have Christmas Markets. Everything is decorated with fairy lights,there’s music and food concessions of roasting chestnuts,hot chocolate,etc. so it’s all very magical.
That Christmas Bazar was fantastic- a great way to highlight talented folks in the community. Julie and the rose bush is like Lucy at the chocolate factory. Thanks for the tour of the cottage Luke- what a beautiful place.
Watched this when it was released and thrice since! My only taste of Christmas as I’ve had Covid for almost 3 weeks. Thank you for this video and for having this little event at Mapperton! ♥️🎄♥️
Congratulations! I live vicariously thru videos of Xmas markets, as I work retail and will probably never get to experience Xmas markets across the pond until I retire🥰🥰🥰🥰. You did a tremendous job! Thank you for sharing!
One of Julie's wonderful traits is her intense curiosity. And Curiosity about almost everything. Look at the episode on the loos. After Luke really got into it, Julie couldn't stand it, and she was off to check all the fabulous loos at Mapperton. You guys are the best.
Oh! You have kitties! Julie, I have noticed that people LOVE it when someone's pet is also in the picture. A reporter on PBS News always has a cat sleeping or rolling on the couch. They found out that more people watched her reporting during the pandemic when her cat was behind her sleeping or playing on the couch than when she appeared in the halls of Congress or anywhere else! So now, she regularly reports from home with the kitty behind her, usually on the weekend section of the news! ! LOL! Just a tip! So if you are doing bedrooms, put a kitty on the bed, or two dachshund puppies playing on the living room carpet, etc. Do you have a loyal corgi or Collie or sheepdog who follows you about as your walk the fence line, etc? With elderly parents, small dogs are safer. I just love the idea of Ye Olde Yutletide Fayer! I hope local school kids will come to sing carols too.
The cottage is so lovely. I agree with the cushions for the window seat. I would love to see books on the bookshelves. And some beautiful ornaments to make it feel more like home. I’m sure you could find some beautiful things at antique fairs to dress the cottage. Love to you all from Sydney, Oz, for a fabulous Christmas! ❤️
So happy the Christmas fair was so successful! I probably would have bought something from every stall and rationalized that I'd give it to someone for Christmas. Really loved the blankets made from recycled bottles!
Julie, Luke, Stephan and Claire - loved this episode. Can you please please place ALL links in the descriptions please. Although Christmas is done, I wish to make purchases… links please!! Wish I could attend… greetings from San Francisco California….
Love this edition! I know this is a tad late, but hoping this reaches y'all. Try butcherblock counters in the cottage. I have a cabin and we made butcherblock counters from wood the was already on our property. Works wonderful. and once sealed, cleans up like a dream, long lasting and durable! We had a local craftsman make them and helped. We rent out when we are not there and 3 yrs, no issues with the counteracts yet. Hope this finds y'all and thank you for sharing the lovely memories! 🧡🌿🌺
Yessss! Finally. Been waiting to see this! So excited for you guys! Oh and BTW, if you're looking for people to buy presents for...ahem...I would give someone's arm for one of those recycled blankets or some honey lol. You are so lucky Julie to have all that at your finger tips...then again maybe it's not lucky having it so close....I'd have spent a fortune! lol. Congrats again and thanks for showing us!
This is so exciting! I'm so happy you and Luke were able to have the Mapperton Christmas Fair!! Well done Charlotte on organizing the wonderful stalls! I spent a lot of imaginary money at each one. Claire's stall was really interesting.I just "Liked" on Facebook.I'll be checking out the website very soon! The cottage is lovely. The views are delightful. I love learning about the roses from Steve! Love from Vermont
Rose Yoga! What fun! As a horticulturist, I enjoyed the goofiness of the pruning time - but you'd cut from outside in on a rose like that. You should also be wearing gloves, as I've heard of rose thorn (prickles) punctures becoming infected. Let alone worrying about one's eyesight. Safety first!
🎄MERRY CHRISTMAS🎄 to everyone at Mapperton. Lovely, lovely 🥰 video with Julie and hubby and all the staff at this gorgeous place. I hope that one day a can go visit all of you at Mapperton.
Fantastic!! Congratulations on the Christmas Faire. Everything looked amazing!!! I’d love to stay in the Garden Cottage - it’s lovely! Happy Christmas to you all!!
Hello from Arizona, love your show. So happy that you are all going back to Christmas traditions and hand made are the best gifts. Lock downs are never fun, although here in Arizona we never really had serious lock downs. Beautiful over there. Have a Merry Christmas and thanks again for sharing all that beauty with us to watch.
I would absolutely love a sit down story time with the earl and Countess and to hear their love story :-) sending love to you and yours from Orlando Florida
The market looked like so much fun! Loved all the Dorset made products and local small businesses that you and Luke support,Julie! I lived in England for a long time before returning to America and all ur vlogs in Dec have made me miss it so much.
That fair looked like something straight out of a Hallmark Christmas movie. In fact, maybe a couple of them could be filmed there in the future! Very well done to you both and all the employees! 👏
That certainly was one clingy rose! I loved that colorful rug at the market, I’d not be able to resist it. I’m usually exellent at snooping out great finds at markets, thriftshops and boutiques for Christmas but this year I’ve YET to find anything in my city that grabbed my attention; what to do?! Lovely to see the cottage you lived in before moving into the great house. Very charming, and nice to know somewhere is warm and snug as I’m writing this all wrapped up in my Highland plaid with lambskin pulsewarmers to boot. Best Christmas Cheers to you, the Montague family and all! ❤️🌲💫🕯🥂☃️
Could just live at the Country Cottage! So sweet and looks so comfortable. It may need a few things done but not too hard to do and it is wonderful. But this is not the point of the Garden Cottage and is meant to be used by those visiting and weddings etc. Lovely by itself! The Roses are in great hands! Very well done. Loved seeing how the pruning was done. The Christmas fair looked like such fun! It reminded me of the Grapevines. They cling to you and you do not need to stand still very long as they seem to swirl around you! lol Thanks for leaving links below! For all your blogs and all the fun you bring with it all.
For the cottage sampness,: have you tried a dehumdifier? Crystials or a gel is used to absorb moisture into a container, sort of a reverse swamp coooler.
That was so much fun just loved your Xmas market love how it’s in the country at the Manor grounds love the vibe and the stalls were fabulous homegrown creative😍👌So much fun to watch you both Luke and Julie you make me smile your vlogs are the best😍😍❤️❤️👌👌
Merry Christmas to you ! The fair is so perfect it makes me jealous, and I am seldom jealous. We had a portable dehumidifier in our basement for the health of our children, And used it many years after they were grown up. They work really well. Happy New Year as well ! 🎄😇😇😇😇 🎄
Wow what a beautiful Holiday Bazaar Julie, Luke and the team! Bravo to having such great vendors and artisans. I think you could very well have permits for more than 800 people as you have enough parking space. Have you ever thought of hosting other festivals in the future? I attended a harvest festival here in Minnesota in sep where they not only had amusements for kids along with food vendors, but also did the Pumpkin Smashing with a crane from way high. Perhaps similar festivals would be suitable for Mapperton. Thank you for yet another treat of a video!
Christmas fair looked wonderful.. congratulations. I'm not sure simply repainting over damp walls is the answer to the gardeners cottage. The damp really should be treated. 🙃
You two are an absolutely darling couple! Absolutely enjoy your show on RUclips! Is the family Bentley still in the Family? If yes, can you do a segment on the history of the car, and maybe showing a country drive in the car? Btw, I have a 1959 Bentley S1 RHD, which was originally owned by a whiskey distillers company conglomerate from Scotland. One of the companies they owned was Johnny Walker.
Here are the stallholders that were at the Christmas Fair!
All Hallows Farmhouse - www.allhallowsfarmhouse.co.uk
Antlers Lodge Creations - antlerslodge.co.uk
Furleigh Estate - furleighestate.co.uk
Elly Harvey Silver - ellyharveysilver.com
Cosy Nook Candle Co - www.cosynookcandleco.co.uk
Bayside Bakery - baysidebakery.co.uk
Filberts - www.filbertsofdorset.co.uk
Katkin Tremayne Pottery
Dorset Eco - www.dorseteco.co.uk
Buckshaw Sheep Cheese
Dorset Ginger Company - www.dorsetginger.ltd
Dorset Wood
My Scented Home - www.myscentedhome.co.uk
Orris Leather - www.orrisleather.co.uk
The Tweed Boutique - thetweedboutique.co.uk
Apropos Spice - www.aproposspice.co.uk
Wild as the Wind - wildasthewind.com
Holly Emma Designs - www.hollyemmadesigns.etsy.com
From my Mother's Garden - frommymothersgarden.co.uk
Martha & The Meadow - www.marthaandthemeadow.com
The Gardener's Orchard - www.thegardenersorchard.co.uk
Absolutely great that you are promoting not only Mapperton goods but also the local area. Shows just how good a steward you both will be in the future. Great job.
Love the interaction between Julie and Luke. Not to mention Luke has such GREAT hair. :-)
In this episode, Julie reminds me of comedienne Lucille Ball, from 1950s "I Love Lucy," American series, while she's pruning the roses.
We went to the Christmas Fayre and thoroughly enjoyed it. Can't wait until the next one ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
Julie turns into a rose by the inadvertent scratch. They forgot to tell her, that’s where the hybrids come from in Mapperton lore. Lol Luke has good memories of the cottage where he and his new bride lived. Discovering a lot of interesting things. The Fair was fun and all the vendors had wonderful crafts to sell. Nice vlog. Thank you for the invite.😊
Julie is the best. You're such fun
When Steve was teaching Julie how to prune the roses, I kept thinking of I Love Lucy. LOL Can just imagine how a Julie & Lucy episode would have been so comical !!
Watching you prune the roses reminded me of Lucille Ball! You're such fun to watch!
I didn't think of that, but you're RIGHT!! Too funny.....
Good one !😂😍
I'm so happy for you, Julie. I know how much of yourself you are investing into the estate, and making it work for itself, for you and your husband when you take the title, and your children. The house is beautiful, and I'm sure it will come the time when all your dreams of making it sparkle will come true.
Luke is a goofball and we love it. Love seeing you guys interact with each other and just have fun together. So much fun to see Julie and Luke and all of their friends on the estate. Do wish to see the Earl and Countess a bit more as they are also terrific fun and wonderfully knowledgeable.
Watching Julie in the garden is like seeing a fish out of water lol I love gardening and would be so chuffed to have professional gardeners helping me with my gardens! Mapperton gardens are SO lovely 😍😍😍😍😍
Chuffed? Is that 🤔 excited? Curious, always looking for new words, lol. Like that one. Ty! 🌺🌿🧡
Bruce Springsteen’s song “Jack of all trades” comes to mind when I think about all of you members of the Matterton community, doing everything with such love and enthusiasm! Thank you for sharing❤️
Claire’s art is wonderful!
I think it's fair to say Mapperton was waiting for you and your enthusiasm. Have a lovely Christmas.
The fair was quite interesting. I love handmade items ! They are much more personable . Anyone can purchase mass produced items , but handmade is special!
Congratulations on a successful Christmas Bazzar!
About "the damp" in the cottage, have you looked into a vapor barrier for the wall? There's permanent adhesive types that work well (at least in the States.)
Or stud it out away from the damp wall a bit - even just an inch or so. You could then fix a damp-proof barrier to the back of the new wall.
In regards to the damp in the Holiday Let - If you take the soil away from the walls it should eventually dry out. You could dig a drainage ditch around the house or along that one wall say 30 cms deep and 30 cms wide and take the ditch away from the house a few metres. Then bury some agricultural drainage pipe which has been wrapped in geotextile fabric and then put gravel in the ditch and place the pipe on top then fill it up with gravel and cover the pipe with gravel to get the water away from the house.
If you have wild grapevines you are cutting back, you can make wonderful grapevine wreaths out of them and sell them at the fairs! Um, about the Cluster-flies, Fly twists are the way to go. Hang them in corners of the windows behind the curtains, and they'll be less noticable. As for the damp walls: You will need to dig the house out six feet away from the hillside to get airflow, and you can then have a flagged or graveled walkway around the house to the backdoor. You can put stone up the hillside to make a sort of rock wall to hold it back, or use a bulldozer to take the hillside down to where you want it. I saw that you had one you can use to do that. Just some suggestions from prior experience. The cottage suggestions: cushions on the window seat in a solid grey to set off the curtains. Nobody would want to "curl up with a book" on that hard seat. In the sitting room, the candle sticks may pose a danger if you put candles in them, so put a lamp in the corner there instead. and some fake fruit and fake greenery in that large white oval dish will make the room less bare. In the bedrooms, it's useful to put an empty dish, tray, or large bowl on bureau or bedside table which will give people a place to put their little things like keys, spare change and little things so they don't make a mess or get lost.
If you watch travel shows, around Christmas the little towns in Europe ,have Christmas Markets. Everything is decorated with fairy lights,there’s music and food concessions of roasting chestnuts,hot chocolate,etc. so it’s all very magical.
That Christmas Bazar was fantastic- a great way to highlight talented folks in the community. Julie and the rose bush is like Lucy at the chocolate factory.
Thanks for the tour of the cottage Luke- what a beautiful place.
I felt like I was transported right there all the way from Texas! I love this channel - it brings me such peace and joy! God bless!
This is Bonnie Fr Phoenix Arizona l watch a ll the time every day all day
Julie pruning the rose bush is actually doing yoga, LOL!
So glad the Mapperton boutique was a success. And the weather cooperated too. As y'all say, it was brilliant. 😄👍
Watched this when it was released and thrice since! My only taste of Christmas as I’ve had Covid for almost 3 weeks. Thank you for this video and for having this little event at Mapperton! ♥️🎄♥️
Gett well.🙏❤
old roses varieties are usually single flower in a bud but the new roses are generally two flower buds, more full than the older.
Congratulations! I live vicariously thru videos of Xmas markets, as I work retail and will probably never get to experience Xmas markets across the pond until I retire🥰🥰🥰🥰. You did a tremendous job! Thank you for sharing!
One of Julie's wonderful traits is her intense curiosity. And Curiosity about almost everything. Look at the episode on the loos. After Luke really got into it, Julie couldn't stand it, and she was off to check all the fabulous loos at Mapperton. You guys are the best.
Oh! You have kitties! Julie, I have noticed that people LOVE it when someone's pet is also in the picture. A reporter on PBS News always has a cat sleeping or rolling on the couch. They found out that more people watched her reporting during the pandemic when her cat was behind her sleeping or playing on the couch than when she appeared in the halls of Congress or anywhere else! So now, she regularly reports from home with the kitty behind her, usually on the weekend section of the news! ! LOL! Just a tip! So if you are doing bedrooms, put a kitty on the bed, or two dachshund puppies playing on the living room carpet, etc. Do you have a loyal corgi or Collie or sheepdog who follows you about as your walk the fence line, etc? With elderly parents, small dogs are safer. I just love the idea of Ye Olde Yutletide Fayer! I hope local school kids will come to sing carols too.
What about a cushion for the window seat great place to bird watch, read, or pray, contemplate
The cottage is so lovely. I agree with the cushions for the window seat. I would love to see books on the bookshelves. And some beautiful ornaments to make it feel more like home. I’m sure you could find some beautiful things at antique fairs to dress the cottage. Love to you all from Sydney, Oz, for a fabulous Christmas! ❤️
So happy the Christmas fair was so successful! I probably would have bought something from every stall and rationalized that I'd give it to someone for Christmas. Really loved the blankets made from recycled bottles!
Those blankets were beautiful.
Julie has got better comic timing than most professionals, and the old man is a pretty good foil.
Julie and the rose bush was way too funny. I laughed so hard. Hope your hand heals quickly.
This English Christmas are quaint they sell almost everything not only Christmas trees or decoration even tea towels how cutious
Julie, Luke, Stephan and Claire - loved this episode. Can you please please place ALL links in the descriptions please. Although Christmas is done, I wish to make purchases… links please!! Wish I could attend… greetings from San Francisco California….
Luke's hair momentarily looking like Boris Johnson. YIKES!!!!
Oh Congrats on the Faire!! I found you a few weeks ago and love everything you've done!!!
I'm so enamored with the conversation about the roses!
Love this edition! I know this is a tad late, but hoping this reaches y'all. Try butcherblock counters in the cottage. I have a cabin and we made butcherblock counters from wood the was already on our property. Works wonderful. and once sealed, cleans up like a dream, long lasting and durable! We had a local craftsman make them and helped. We rent out when we are not there and 3 yrs, no issues with the counteracts yet. Hope this finds y'all and thank you for sharing the lovely memories! 🧡🌿🌺
Thoroughly engrossed by your enthusiasm for the future of The Mapperton Estate. I will definitely make this a future holiday destination. Thank you x
So many beautiful crafts and homemade items!!! I love all of these! I would buy a lot!!!!
What a fantastic Christmas market!!! 🎄 We’re going to miss Steve! 🌳🌷🌼🌻🌲
What? Steve is leaving?
Yessss! Finally. Been waiting to see this! So excited for you guys! Oh and BTW, if you're looking for people to buy presents for...ahem...I would give someone's arm for one of those recycled blankets or some honey lol. You are so lucky Julie to have all that at your finger tips...then again maybe it's not lucky having it so close....I'd have spent a fortune! lol. Congrats again and thanks for showing us!
This is so exciting! I'm so happy you and Luke were able to have the Mapperton Christmas Fair!! Well done Charlotte on organizing the wonderful stalls! I spent a lot of imaginary money at each one. Claire's stall was really interesting.I just "Liked" on Facebook.I'll be checking out the website very soon! The cottage is lovely. The views are delightful. I love learning about the roses from Steve! Love from Vermont
Rose Yoga! What fun! As a horticulturist, I enjoyed the goofiness of the pruning time - but you'd cut from outside in on a rose like that. You should also be wearing gloves, as I've heard of rose thorn (prickles) punctures becoming infected. Let alone worrying about one's eyesight. Safety first!
🎄MERRY CHRISTMAS🎄 to everyone at Mapperton. Lovely, lovely 🥰 video with Julie and hubby and all the staff at this gorgeous place. I hope that one day a can go visit all of you at Mapperton.
Fantastic!! Congratulations on the Christmas Faire. Everything looked amazing!!! I’d love to stay in the Garden Cottage - it’s lovely! Happy Christmas to you all!!
Makes you appreciate the sleeping beauty fairy tale a bit!
Hello from Arizona, love your show. So happy that you are all going back to Christmas traditions and hand made are the best gifts. Lock downs are never fun, although here in Arizona we never really had serious lock downs. Beautiful over there. Have a Merry Christmas and thanks again for sharing all that beauty with us to watch.
Beautiful and great job Julie!
I would absolutely love a sit down story time with the earl and Countess and to hear their love story :-) sending love to you and yours from Orlando Florida
The market looked like so much fun! Loved all the Dorset made products and local small businesses that you and Luke support,Julie! I lived in England for a long time before returning to America and all ur vlogs in Dec have made me miss it so much.
Thanks so much!!
I enjoy all of your videos and I do like the ones with your parents as well! Thank you from CA
That fair looked like something straight out of a Hallmark Christmas movie. In fact, maybe a couple of them could be filmed there in the future! Very well done to you both and all the employees! 👏
Absolutely love your videos and learning so much about the history of your home thank you so much for sharing
Beautiful cottage! We will consider it as an option when we travel to England again!
Always wear gloves when pruning the roses! I had some nasty blisters once!
I'm thrilled to bits Julie. Another video xxx
Wonderful vlog Julie! I wish you all a very Merry Christmas.🎄 ~Love&Light♥️Carli
That certainly was one clingy rose! I loved that colorful rug at the market, I’d not be able to resist it.
I’m usually exellent at snooping out great finds at markets, thriftshops and boutiques for Christmas but this year I’ve YET to find anything in my city that grabbed my attention; what to do?! Lovely to see the cottage you lived in before moving into the great house. Very charming, and nice to know somewhere is warm and snug as I’m writing this all wrapped up in my Highland plaid with lambskin pulsewarmers to boot. Best Christmas Cheers to you, the Montague family and all! ❤️🌲💫🕯🥂☃️
Wisconsinite here. I think we need to play a drinking game while watching Julie. Every time she says "literally" we take a drink. :)
Congrats on the Christmas fair!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
🎄🤶🎅🎊🎉
Could just live at the Country Cottage! So sweet and looks so comfortable. It may need a few things done but not too hard to do and it is wonderful. But this is not the point of the Garden Cottage and is meant to be used by those visiting and weddings etc. Lovely by itself!
The Roses are in great hands! Very well done. Loved seeing how the pruning was done.
The Christmas fair looked like such fun! It reminded me of the Grapevines. They cling to you and you do not need to stand still very long as they seem to swirl around you! lol
Thanks for leaving links below! For all your blogs and all the fun you bring with it all.
I love that garden cottage! ❤️ it would be a perfect house to live in!
The grounds man must have a awesome job working there
The fair looks so wonderful! I love your sweater Julie.
Loved this and your sweater.
Wonderful Love It. Thank You For Sharing.🌹
For the cottage sampness,: have you tried a dehumdifier? Crystials or a gel is used to absorb moisture into a container, sort of a reverse swamp coooler.
Love your "Rosebush Yoga"! Bless you Julie, you did well.
Greetings and Merry Christmas everyone. Great content. Thanks so much.
That was so much fun just loved your Xmas market love how it’s in the country at the Manor grounds love the vibe and the stalls were fabulous homegrown creative😍👌So much fun to watch you both Luke and Julie you make me smile your vlogs are the best😍😍❤️❤️👌👌
You did a wonderful job shopping at the Christmas bazaar!!!
Merry Christmas to you ! The fair is so perfect it makes me jealous, and I am seldom jealous. We had a portable dehumidifier in our basement for the health of our children, And used it many years after they were grown up. They work really well. Happy New Year as well ! 🎄😇😇😇😇 🎄
The fair looked wonderful. I know it took a lot of work to pull this off. Congrats Julie and Luke and staff!
Congratulations!
The Christmas fair looked so fun! I would love to go someday.
Love Steve's laugh! Merry/Happy Christmas to all of you! 🎄🎅
THANK You!!! That frame was driving me crazy. 😵💫
I found this channel last night! I’m hooked! Would love to visit one day
It looked like great fun! Congratulations on your first Xmas market. 😊❤️
I really enjoy watching the videos about Mapperton
Se ve un cedro de Líbano impresionante. Sería muy bueno verlo de cerca
Adore Julie🍷☕🍰🍴 I love the sweater too. Mapperton is fantastic 🥂🌱🌼
Wonderful,
Starting new tradition 🤗
You could tank the wall thats below ground level, and that would cure the damp issue.
Wow what a beautiful Holiday Bazaar Julie, Luke and the team! Bravo to having such great vendors and artisans. I think you could very well have permits for more than 800 people as you have enough parking space. Have you ever thought of hosting other festivals in the future? I attended a harvest festival here in Minnesota in sep where they not only had amusements for kids along with food vendors, but also did the Pumpkin Smashing with a crane from way high. Perhaps similar festivals would be suitable for Mapperton. Thank you for yet another treat of a video!
Wow! Great job Julie!
How fabulous!!
I’m in live with your jumper! So cute!
How nice, I would certainly stay there if I could! Nice video, you are all such great people! :)
I love your red sweater
Christmas fair looked wonderful.. congratulations.
I'm not sure simply repainting over damp walls is the answer to the gardeners cottage. The damp really should be treated. 🙃
Would have loved to attend your Holiday Fair, what a great cottage to stay in
This is so lovely!!!
Loved the Christmas fair but was hoping for footage of all of it.
You two are an absolutely darling couple!
Absolutely enjoy your show on RUclips!
Is the family Bentley still in the Family?
If yes, can you do a segment on the history of the car, and maybe showing a country drive in the car? Btw, I have a 1959 Bentley S1 RHD, which was originally owned by a whiskey distillers company conglomerate from Scotland.
One of the companies they owned was Johnny Walker.
What a brilliant idea.
I would love to see the different China patterns you have at Mapperton. I love English China.
I So Wish I could have Flown
Over, &. Done my Christmas
Shopping, at your Wonderful
Christmas🎄Fair.😌
Maybe next Year.😊
Awesome video.