GEORGE HARRISON at Friar Park. Part 02 (w/ narration)
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- čas přidán 17. 09. 2023
- If you're a fan of The BEATLES, then you'll love these amazing photos of GEORGE HARRISON at his Friar Park estate. In part 02 of this narrated video, you'll get to see photos of the INTERIOR of George Harrison's magnificent mansion, and some other historic photos, too!
This is a must-watch video for all BEATLES fans, and it's also a great way to learn about a historic English country home and gardens. If you're curious about what Friar Park looked like and what George Harrison's life like while he lived there there, then this video is for you!
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If you enjoyed this video - and even if you didn't - I think you may enjoy watching my full-length documentary about Friar Park.
❤ there's simply no question George's paradise was heaven on 🌎 earth ~ 🕉️
Thank you for sharing these egret snaps! I far prefer George's place! I could not live in John's. I like to surround myself with beautiful handmade things.
Why would anyone choose to have boring light switches? Thank you for showing us the architecture we will never get to see on our own.❤
Incredible mansion
The Jacobian Hall is my favorite part of Friar Park, inside that is. So much beautiful woodwork! Thanks for showing zoomed in pics of it, I don't think I've seen them so up close. Absolutely beautiful
To Patti Boyd: "yes, I would like some tea, straight up." Thanks for emphasizing the correct pronunciation of Dhani. Or as I usually say, li'l Danny boy Harrison.
Strange History X: thanks for posting. Sweet jukebox. They don't make 'em like that anymore. Cheers!🥨
How could one not but be inspired on so many levels, by this absolutely stunning historic mansion & grounds.
I adore
Thanks for sharing, I love your channel it’s very unique.
Great "snaps" and interesting and informative narratives. The incredible carvings, windows, and other creative detail make Friar Park far more attractive than Tittenhurst Park. I could spend an entire day alone in Jacobian hall - stunning detail and art. Among other songs, l George was inspired to write "The Ballad of Sir Frankie Crip" from All Things Must Pass.
😄Thank you so very much for this tour/ and the Nillson info✨👍
If Patty asked me if I wanted a cup of tea, I would say "yes, thank you"
Walking, strolling is how my lyrics glue gently together. We are a silly bunch, us humans.
What a beautiful house; so different from George's first house. It would be interesting to know how much he paid for this place and how much he put into it. My guess is that he spent more on the renovation and maintenance than he did on the original purchase price. Living it up the Material World!
I’d rather see the Crackerbox Palace than any other place
What a magnificent palace. I read he paid 140 thousand pounds in 1970. That’s a bargain price
That a very old nice house restored they did beautiful work as the song buy George went all those year ago
Yes luv, I’d love some tea.. And hope you and George will join me.