I subscribed immediately upon finding these videos. Between your soothing voice, the stunning filming, and the wonderful choice of music.... these are brilliant.
It really is, especially with all the colour at the moment :) You're most welcome! I don't let a bit of rain put me off, I quite like a rainy walk. Like you say, it adds to the atmosphere 🥰 Have a lovely weekend Betty
This was so magical, how stunning were all those trees with their autumnal colour? I can't wait till vlogmas now, it's going to be amazing. Thank you for your time in sharing these wonderful places with us.
I’m so pleased you enjoyed it Belinda 🥰 the colour around here is absolutely gorgeous at the moment! It’s keeping me smiling for sure. I’m so looking forward to vlogmas! It’s going to be a lot of work to get 31 episodes out but I’ve got a plan of what I’d like to share, places I’m really excited about and I can’t wait to show off in the festive decorations
Thank you so much David, that's very kind of you to say 🥰 I'm so pleased to hear you're enjoying them. Derbyshire really is a delight. Have a wonderful rest of the week.
You do such a lovely job on these videos. I was in England for a month this summer and miss it already. I appreciate being able to watch from a far. Thank you
Thank you so much! That's so kind of you to say 🥰 I hope you had a wonderful trip here over summer, we had such a fantastic one! Where abouts did you visit?
@@theslowtravelsfamily I stayed in Rugby and took train to London Buckingham Palace, tea in the garden just five days before the Queen passed. I adored her! Traveled from South Hampton port on the Queen Mary 2. Oxford, Many palaces. Didn't make it to northern England. Really enjoyed it all!
Thanks for the trip home! We hope to visit next April. We usually stay in Millers Dale. We have friends who live in Edensor so that was also fun to see. I remember eating scones in the church during their village festival.
You're most welcome :) Spring is such a lovely time of the year to be here, hope you manage to get your plans booked and Millers Dale is a fantastic place to base yourselves. Oh Edensor would be a lovely place to live, I love the tearooms there!
Hello my love such a lovely vlog the trees scenery walk to the cemetery your narration history very interesting👌The virgin paper crowns hanging in the church always remembered I look forward to your vlogmas I think we’re in for a daily treat 😍👌Thankyou for sharing the lovely villages your vlogs are so relaxing Have a fabulous week 💖💖😍😍👌👌🌟🌟
Hi Brenda 🥰 So glad you enjoyed this weeks quieter episode around home. We’ve had a full on week planned around the Cotswolds, Cornwall and then up to Scotland over half term at school so thought we’d keep the days before going away a little quieter! The paper crowns are a fascinating survival, I love the story behind them. Thank you ☺️🙏 I’m looking forward to vlogmas, there’s SO many places I want to share and the festive period is the perfect time when everywhere is looking fabulous in their decorations! I hope you have a a wonderful week too 😊❤️
@@theslowtravelsfamily I’m going to love your vlogmas I know it’s going to be fabulous have a lovely week hello to your darling little girl and hubby💖💖🌟🌟
There's quite a lot more to the Kathleen Kennedy story than you mentioned. In 1944 she was married to the Marquess of Hartington, the son and heir to the Duke of Devonshire, for only 4 months before he was killed in action in Belgium, where he is buried with his fellow soldiers. (They had only spent about 5 weeks married together before he went off to war.) She died in 1948 in a plane crash in the south of France while on vacation with her new boyfriend, the 8th Earl Fitzwilliam, who she planned to marry as soon as he got divorced. She had majorly disappointed her Catholic family by marriage outside the faith, even to an aristocrat, so when her father came to England to handle her burial, the story from Deborah, the later Duchess of Devonshire (she married the younger brother and heir to the Marquess) is that she suggested "well, technically she was still the Marchioness of Hartington, so you're welcome to bury her in the village churchyard with the other Cavendish family members". He had her buried there, with no other Kennedy family members attending, and it wasn't until 1963 that JFK made a private visit to his sister's grave, which sits near the dukes of Devonshire but without her husband. JFK was assassinated just a few months after his visit, but other Kennedy family members have visited since, it's been reported. There's a black and white photo of Kathleen in the family gallery of portraits inside Chatsworth that you can see on the tour. She was only 28 when she died.
There most certainly is! Such a sorry tale. I didn't include any further information as I was planning to do an episode on the fascinating women of Chatsworth, from Deborah (last of the Mitford Sisters) Georgiana Devonshire, Kathleen, Mary Queen of Scots, Adele Astaire and of course Elizabeth Shrewsbury. Thank you for providing this detailed comment for viewers to read into Kathleen's story as it may well be a while before I get my episode made :)
I subscribed immediately upon finding these videos. Between your soothing voice, the stunning filming, and the wonderful choice of music.... these are brilliant.
So beautiful. Thank you for continuing the video in the rainy weather. It added to the cozy atmosphere.
It really is, especially with all the colour at the moment :) You're most welcome! I don't let a bit of rain put me off, I quite like a rainy walk. Like you say, it adds to the atmosphere 🥰 Have a lovely weekend Betty
This was so magical, how stunning were all those trees with their autumnal colour? I can't wait till vlogmas now, it's going to be amazing. Thank you for your time in sharing these wonderful places with us.
I’m so pleased you enjoyed it Belinda 🥰 the colour around here is absolutely gorgeous at the moment! It’s keeping me smiling for sure. I’m so looking forward to vlogmas! It’s going to be a lot of work to get 31 episodes out but I’ve got a plan of what I’d like to share, places I’m really excited about and I can’t wait to show off in the festive decorations
Beautiful, even in the rain.
I have to admit, I quite like a wander in the rain :)
Thank you for this beautiful video! What a lovely village.
So glad you enjoyed it ☺️ Ashford really is gorgeous, I always love a visit there. It was nice to see it with so much colour 😍
So beautiful. Thankyou and have a beautiful blessed day😁🙏
Derbyshire has so many wonderful places :) I'm looking forward to sharing more of them. Have a wonderful day too ❤️
Beautiful video! Gorgeous colours.. so amazing. Thank you.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed :):) The autumnal colours sure were beautiful last week 🥰
I really look forward to your videos. Very enjoyable. I love the music too. Thank you. Love!y locations. Wonderful Derbyshire.
Thank you so much David, that's very kind of you to say 🥰 I'm so pleased to hear you're enjoying them. Derbyshire really is a delight. Have a wonderful rest of the week.
How beautiful it is! Thank you for the walk)
This corner of Derbyshire was looking absolutely gorgeous with all the autumn leaves. Especially Ashford :) Have a wonderful weekend ahead.
You do such a lovely job on these videos. I was in England for a month this summer and miss it already. I appreciate being able to watch from a far. Thank you
Thank you so much! That's so kind of you to say 🥰 I hope you had a wonderful trip here over summer, we had such a fantastic one! Where abouts did you visit?
@@theslowtravelsfamily I stayed in Rugby and took train to London Buckingham Palace, tea in the garden just five days before the Queen passed. I adored her! Traveled from South Hampton port on the Queen Mary 2. Oxford, Many palaces. Didn't make it to northern England. Really enjoyed it all!
your vlogs are so relaxing and calming
Oh thank you! So glad you like them 🥰
Thanks for the trip home! We hope to visit next April. We usually stay in Millers Dale. We have friends who live in Edensor so that was also fun to see. I remember eating scones in the church during their village festival.
You're most welcome :) Spring is such a lovely time of the year to be here, hope you manage to get your plans booked and Millers Dale is a fantastic place to base yourselves. Oh Edensor would be a lovely place to live, I love the tearooms there!
i am loving this...
Many happy memories at these places 🥰
Us too! 🥰
Hello my love such a lovely vlog the trees scenery walk to the cemetery your narration history very interesting👌The virgin paper crowns hanging in the church always remembered I look forward to your vlogmas I think we’re in for a daily treat 😍👌Thankyou for sharing the lovely villages your vlogs are so relaxing Have a fabulous week 💖💖😍😍👌👌🌟🌟
Hi Brenda 🥰 So glad you enjoyed this weeks quieter episode around home. We’ve had a full on week planned around the Cotswolds, Cornwall and then up to Scotland over half term at school so thought we’d keep the days before going away a little quieter! The paper crowns are a fascinating survival, I love the story behind them. Thank you ☺️🙏 I’m looking forward to vlogmas, there’s SO many places I want to share and the festive period is the perfect time when everywhere is looking fabulous in their decorations! I hope you have a a wonderful week too 😊❤️
@@theslowtravelsfamily I’m going to love your vlogmas I know it’s going to be fabulous have a lovely week hello to your darling little girl and hubby💖💖🌟🌟
Gorgeous, thank you so much! If there's anything better than the English countryside, it's the English countryside in autumn. 🥰
I have to agree with you there! I love seeing all the colours 😍
There's quite a lot more to the Kathleen Kennedy story than you mentioned. In 1944 she was married to the Marquess of Hartington, the son and heir to the Duke of Devonshire, for only 4 months before he was killed in action in Belgium, where he is buried with his fellow soldiers. (They had only spent about 5 weeks married together before he went off to war.) She died in 1948 in a plane crash in the south of France while on vacation with her new boyfriend, the 8th Earl Fitzwilliam, who she planned to marry as soon as he got divorced. She had majorly disappointed her Catholic family by marriage outside the faith, even to an aristocrat, so when her father came to England to handle her burial, the story from Deborah, the later Duchess of Devonshire (she married the younger brother and heir to the Marquess) is that she suggested "well, technically she was still the Marchioness of Hartington, so you're welcome to bury her in the village churchyard with the other Cavendish family members". He had her buried there, with no other Kennedy family members attending, and it wasn't until 1963 that JFK made a private visit to his sister's grave, which sits near the dukes of Devonshire but without her husband. JFK was assassinated just a few months after his visit, but other Kennedy family members have visited since, it's been reported. There's a black and white photo of Kathleen in the family gallery of portraits inside Chatsworth that you can see on the tour. She was only 28 when she died.
There most certainly is! Such a sorry tale. I didn't include any further information as I was planning to do an episode on the fascinating women of Chatsworth, from Deborah (last of the Mitford Sisters) Georgiana Devonshire, Kathleen, Mary Queen of Scots, Adele Astaire and of course Elizabeth Shrewsbury. Thank you for providing this detailed comment for viewers to read into Kathleen's story as it may well be a while before I get my episode made :)
Could you please list the beautiful music you were playing for the Chatsworth portion of this vlog?
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And lovely villages...
Thank you kindly! 🥰🙏