Vacys Motuzas Prieš 1 sekundę Beautiful video - thank you for sharing this amazing video ...

Steve DL prieš 3 metus That is, I`ll have to admit, true - notwithstanding I`m English ( England having in recent years been ruined by unrelenting over-development ). I remember visiting St. Augustine`s Monastery, Ramsgate, Kent in January 1983. I was woken up in the very early hours of the morning and invited to what I understand was Lauds ( Morning Prayer ). Looking out of my window into the Monastery garden I observed that it was snowing heavily, and a thick blanket of snow weighed down on the evergreens. I heard the chanting of Monks without. The most surprising thing to me was that the journey from my room to the Church was by way of a tunnel under the road between the Monastery Cells and the church, as I followed these black hooded Monks into Lauds. It was all so Medieval like. Then the beauty of the church within.... But then there is mainland Europe, which is altogether far more fascinating a place than England, I reckon. In 1989 I was in the City of Valladolid, NE Spain, staying at what I think was called St. Catherine`s College. A Priest gave us a tour of the place, and led us into an old Library which some workmen had found. They also found some books ( as I suppose they would, it being a Library ). The Priest opened some of the books for us, which were all in printed form. But in many parts the printed words had been crossed out and in their place was the hand-written remarks and `corrections` of The Order of Preachers. Ie, the hand written `corrections` of The Spanish Inquisition. It shoved history - alive and kicking- right into my face. I wouldn`t want to live anywhere else but in Europe. This is where both the old world died and the new one was conceived.

Ivan Joel Arias prieš 1 mėnesį I have always dreamed of travelling Europe especially on the country side of it. I just want to experience how it feels back in old times, like that, I don't know everything about the landscape, architecture, views etc. gives me magical feelings, it's like time stands still. England is such a beautiful country!! Love from the Philippines.

JUJU OLIVER prieš 9 mėnesius Don't look at my picture that’s BS. As someone who has to arrange translators and the cost for those translators for refugees and other emigrates, many who have been in the country for years end and yet still won’t learn English so they can understand an NHS doctor or anything else of any importance. I have had elderly people who have been in the country for over 20 plus years and still can’t or refuse to learn the language. Assimilation is a two way street.

Tesh Man prieš 3 mėnesius (redaguota) Greetings from Ethiopia! This is exactly where mankind shall live. Nature, tradition and culture preserved for generations. If one look this video very well, it is easy to understood there are a lot to show for the world and create decent income for the locals. Thank you for sharing this magnificent video sir!

Joe M prieš 1 mėnesį Imagine growing up in a quaint English village with an ancient pub and church and little flower filled cottages. Spending days playing in meadows, chatting with good people by a fires hearth and surrounded by sounds of birdsong, leather on willow (cricket), reading under ancient oak trees!

Mr Darren prieš 4 mėnesius Even after living here for 47 years I still often think how lucky I was to be born here. I know every country has its own charm but I really can't think of another place I would rather live and for so many different reasons. To be born English really is winning the lottery of life.

viva c prieš 8 mėnesius I'm from a city in asia and never ever in my life see something like this. This is literally a fairy tale village where aurora and snow white lives. Gorgeous.. Please keep these countryside this way. when I grow up, ima always want to move to europe countryside. Someday❤️

Rex T prieš 3 metus The English have a beautiful country .They have written a lot of stories and poetry about it and spread it wherever they went.And so the people from far of lands who read about it , come to take a trip down nostalgia lane. It seems all so familiar , after all we have been brought upon it .

Vintage brew prieš 7 mėnesius As a British person, a Londoner, time and again, even my jaw drops at the beauty of the countryside and coast of my country. I have stayed in a very old cottage in the Cotswolds and it was beautiful. Any moment you half expected a Tudor Gent or a Regency dandy to appear around a corner. You might listen for the swish of a lady's cloak while a fire crackles in the parlour. If you dream of visiting then please do it, you will not be disapointed!!