Thanks for visiting Pooh Corner Max. I am super proud to have played my part in this and think you are awesome mrcheezypop! From MrCheezyChap! Neil at Pooh Corner.
Thanks Neil. Missus said the staff were really nice. Always wanted to take her as she's Japanese and Pooh is massive there. My first time visiting you in nearly 30 years!
We've been here. The Ashdown forest is a beautiful place and we're so pleased that Pooh Corner has new owners and will continue. It's a brilliant Pooh shop and the cream teas are wonderful! We hope to go back to see the Poohseum!
Was the stuff like Pooh’s house something that was already there as just a red door and that’s what inspired the author to make it “Pooh’s house” or did people add that stuff after the book became famous?
Pooh Bear is such a big part of my life, childhood, and who I am as a person. Thank you for documenting this I had no idea they have a park for the hundred acre wood. Now I will have to visit.
Yes, for those who do not know you can get food there as well as tea, cocoa, and ice cream sodas. I think that they have sandwiches, salads, soup and sweets.
Hi myself and daughter are thinking of visiting pooh museum she has fascinated on winnie since she was 2 she is an adult now she has everything with winnie the pooh and friends too I would love to surprise her to see it. Thank you for sharing.
2:06 if you can see closely of Tigger piglet, Eeyore, Roo and Kanga they look like the exact characters they use from the Christopher Robin movie 2020 I’m like oh wowww
The Poohseum is very impressive now, more there than you could imagine. There is also a really cool (and well hidden ) farm shop just by the pooh car park, (opposite side of the road) that is well worth checking out, lots of really good organic fruit, veg, drinks and bakery goods etc.
Hey Max! I’m so glad you got to visit Pooh Corner and the “Hundred Acre Wood” and share it with us! I definitely want to go some day!! 😍👍🐻Happy Travels!
‘I don’t know whether Disney would agree with that.’ WTF! It should be whether AA Milne would agree with that, it’s got bugger all to do with Disney - and a lot of the stuff shown in the shop looks nothing like the original drawings/paintings of Pooh and friends. Pooh sticks is just one side of the bridge to the other, not when yours manages to get ahead (cheeky boy). The piling up of pooh sticks will eventually cause a sort of beaver dam and would be worth clearing at times. This may sound daft but I, my Teddy, my wife and her Shaun visit 100 Acre Wood every Friday night in Sleepy Land. The lads visit Owl for a lesson in philosophy and then we all do various activities finishing with tea (and lots of “hunny”) at Christopher Robin's. Hope the shop and poohseum do well - thanks for the video.
OMG!! This was SO CUTE!! I wish I could have gone there while was in London, although I was only there for a very short time. I hope if I go to London I can go to Pooh Corner and the Pooh-sueum!! EVERYTHING looked SO cute!!
I wonder if Pooh had the same impact on people as Robin Hood, Tarzan, & Mighty Joe Young, meaning that people were introduced to Pooh with the Disney version instead of other versions.
He was the authors son, but he actually was incredibly resentful of the books, of the fame, and of the stories and did everything in his power to distance himself from the character of Christopher Robin.
Some of us are lucky enough to live in East Sussex. At one time people from other counties would refer to us as "silly Sussex", little knowing that the original (Anglo-Saxon) word "selig" meant blessed or fortunate, and so we are...………………………………….the old man by the sea.
Are you still in Europe? If you are, you should definitely visit Efteling Theme Park in the Netherlands (not for from GB). I think it's the most magical and most beautiful theme park in the world really.
my uncle lives in the city where the real Winnie The Pooh was found by the solider who found her. it's called White River Ontario. Check it out online.
It would be a million times better if you didn't stick your face in front and center the whole time, waste 3/4 of the video on a souvenir shop, and also stopped blabbing the whole time.
Thanks for visiting Pooh Corner Max. I am super proud to have played my part in this and think you are awesome mrcheezypop! From MrCheezyChap! Neil at Pooh Corner.
So great to meet you, Neil! Can't wait to visit again!
@@mrcheezypop you are always welcome here at Pooh Corner!
Seeing the Pooh-seum was a lovely surprise, and may it bring joy and love to many.
Thank you for saving that building and creating "Pooh Corner".
Thanks Neil. Missus said the staff were really nice. Always wanted to take her as she's Japanese and Pooh is massive there. My first time visiting you in nearly 30 years!
This makes my heart happy. Love this adventure 🌳🍯 “People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day.” -Winnie-the-Pooh
Love that Pooh quote.
Pooh Corner Guy seems ready to start the UK spinoff of your channel. I recommend “Mr CheezyChap”
I may just do that Justin!
@@neilreed4991 I wonder if this could also provide inspiration for her Winnie the Pooh like character a dragon of all things
When I saw poohs house I literally cried! So cool!
We've been here. The Ashdown forest is a beautiful place and we're so pleased that Pooh Corner has new owners and will continue. It's a brilliant Pooh shop and the cream teas are wonderful! We hope to go back to see the Poohseum!
Was the stuff like Pooh’s house something that was already there as just a red door and that’s what inspired the author to make it “Pooh’s house” or did people add that stuff after the book became famous?
I’ve done a lot of literary tourism, but never to Pooh Corner. Great video, Max!
Thank you Ed! Have to add this to your list now!
So can you tell us how you planned this trip and best place to stay, hotel costs, transportation and airline suggestions?
Wow. Adding this to my “bucket” list. Pooh has been a favorite since childhood.
Pooh Bear is such a big part of my life, childhood, and who I am as a person. Thank you for documenting this I had no idea they have a park for the hundred acre wood. Now I will have to visit.
So awesome the shop owner was so friendly. Made this video special with his knowledge of the history. Great facts. 🍯🧸💖
Thank you Max, I really loved this! I'm a Pooh fanatic since I can remember and I would love to visit there someday❤
You missed out on having a smackeral of something at the tea shop. This was so so magical
Yes, for those who do not know you can get food there as well as tea, cocoa, and ice cream sodas. I think that they have sandwiches, salads, soup and sweets.
That guy is great. A visit to the poohseum would be great lol
Oh, Mr. Cheezypop, I so enjoyed this! Pooh Bear was always a favorite of mine. I love the adventures had at The Hundred Acre Wood. Thank you! 🥰
I remember the original Pooh Bridge, having lived in the village all through my childhood.
And She (Pooh) was named after my hometown Winnipeg :) (Go Jets! lol)
Titustails This was filmed on Canada Day or a day later. Kind of fitting, don’t you think? 😂
@@cuetipandcottonball and just so you know, although the owner of Pooh Corner, I grew up in Toronto ;)
Neil Reed How wonderful! 😄
What a great area! I'm elated that they are preserving this for fans. Must visit. Pooh is especially beloved in our family. Thanks, Max. °●°
Hi myself and daughter are thinking of visiting pooh museum she has fascinated on winnie since she was 2 she is an adult now she has everything with winnie the pooh and friends too
I would love to surprise her to see it.
Thank you for sharing.
2:06 if you can see closely of Tigger piglet, Eeyore, Roo and Kanga they look like the exact characters they use from the Christopher Robin movie 2020 I’m like oh wowww
The Poohseum is very impressive now, more there than you could imagine. There is also a really cool (and well hidden ) farm shop just by the pooh car park, (opposite side of the road) that is well worth checking out, lots of really good organic fruit, veg, drinks and bakery goods etc.
That was so special thank you for sharing
Aww this is so cool. Thanks for sharing max. Would love to visit there someday.
Hey Max! I’m so glad you got to visit Pooh Corner and the “Hundred Acre Wood” and share it with us! I definitely want to go some day!! 😍👍🐻Happy Travels!
‘I don’t know whether Disney would agree with that.’ WTF!
It should be whether AA Milne would agree with that, it’s got bugger all to do with Disney - and a lot of the stuff shown in the shop looks nothing like the original drawings/paintings of Pooh and friends.
Pooh sticks is just one side of the bridge to the other, not when yours manages to get ahead (cheeky boy). The piling up of pooh sticks will eventually cause a sort of beaver dam and would be worth clearing at times.
This may sound daft but I, my Teddy, my wife and her Shaun visit 100 Acre Wood every Friday night in Sleepy Land. The lads visit Owl for a lesson in philosophy and then we all do various activities finishing with tea (and lots of “hunny”) at Christopher Robin's.
Hope the shop and poohseum do well - thanks for the video.
It looks amazing max
I love how happy mecheezypop is in this video. It makes me so happy and want to visit so bad
Thank you for this! I am currently planning a trip for early 2022. Cannot wait!!!
OMG!! This was SO CUTE!! I wish I could have gone there while was in London, although I was only there for a very short time. I hope if I go to London I can go to Pooh Corner and the Pooh-sueum!! EVERYTHING looked SO cute!!
I wanna go someday
my hamster 🐹 is named pooh bear!
I grew up in Hartfield, used to buy sweets at pooh corner after school :)
Oh my gosh I'm so jealous
This is so beautiful, I teared up. I definitely want to visit it one day.
How am I English and never knew this existed....
I wonder if Pooh had the same impact on people as Robin Hood, Tarzan, & Mighty Joe Young, meaning that people were introduced to Pooh with the Disney version instead of other versions.
I had both
Sometimes I wish I had my own 100 acre wood with all my stuffed animals.
Great video! My dad met Christopher Robin 💞
Have you seen Goodbye Christopher Robin , such a good movie ! That lookout point is where AA Milne took his son in the movie ! So wicked !
Pooh Corner is very cozy l like WINNI
Omg!! This place is actually real! Omg I wanna visit this place!! 😍😍
So wicked ! Can't wait to go myself
Great place anyway I don't know where that place is, I live in the USA in Ontario, California which is in San Bernardino County.
wait Christopher was a real person am i the only one who doesnt know that or what did i miss with that?
Yep. He was the author's son.
@@boylanroden oh ok cute
He was the authors son, but he actually was incredibly resentful of the books, of the fame, and of the stories and did everything in his power to distance himself from the character of Christopher Robin.
@@deeprose4 lil punk geez
the make up chair ...until he reconciled with it and became an author himself. ♥️
Will they create a corner for the horror version?
Thanks pooh.
I wonder, were you able to make it to the Jane Austen house museum in Chawton? They would have loved to see you.
Max! Where’s our Sherwood Forest video? We need some Robin Hood love! ❤️
Literally my dream to come here
So cool!
Wow, I want to go!
Hey
I just visited today! My vlog is going up on Wednesday! 🍯
Mr. Sanderz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So very gorgeous! Miss the UK!
Some of us are lucky enough to live in East Sussex. At one time people from other counties would refer to us as "silly Sussex", little knowing that the
original (Anglo-Saxon) word "selig" meant blessed or fortunate, and so we are...………………………………….the old man by the sea.
I would spend a fortune in that Pooh shop
I want to go so bad 🥺
I need a tigger Beatle plushy!
Are you still in Europe? If you are, you should definitely visit Efteling Theme Park in the Netherlands (not for from GB). I think it's the most magical and most beautiful theme park in the world really.
😭😭😭😍😍😍😍😍
Hi I would love to go there how would I be able to get there I don't drive .
Hi there
Is this place still open ? If so how much is it to go there please ?
my uncle lives in the city where the real Winnie The Pooh was found by the solider who found her. it's called White River Ontario. Check it out online.
When you saw poohs House and owls House but where is rabbits House and Tiggers House??! 🏡😳🤔🤔
Did you buy anything from the Pooh shop , Max?
Where can i visit this place??!!?!
What, if you anything , did you buy from the Pooh shop , Max?
(Kathy) I loved this. Thank you.
Now I wanna go there! 🙂 One day!
Kingdom Hearts
State/province" postal code" district" county?
Say hi to Eyore
The Russian Winnie the Pooh looks like Tom Nook
I live only 5 mins away I can’t you came here!
his-original-name-was-Edward...Edward-Bear..
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10:06 That’s Kinda Creepy Max!!!!
Are you single?
It would be a million times better if you didn't stick your face in front and center the whole time, waste 3/4 of the video on a souvenir shop, and also stopped blabbing the whole time.