I love how much you are loving everything! What a blessing to recognize all these pearls in His creation. Thanks for sharing!

James' books are a treasure. His writing resonated with me and made me change my own approach to farming my own small farm in Co. Down, and eventually led me to watching your videos!

The ‘gipsey hut’ is in fact a shepherd’s hut, used to be where the shepherd stayed to be close to his flock, especially at lambing time.

Such a pretty area! Thank you for sharing. Most of UK’s wall building artisans and top Georgian furniture makers disappeared to New England and the Southern States over 300 years ago. That’s why our walls crumbled and all the most prolific, best ever, Georgian furniture/kitchen chattels was built/is in America. German stonemasons were also New England’s wall builders. I believe…. it was how they survived, helping clear land and building walls in exchange for board/food as they travelled west to their own promised homestead land to stake. Of course…. I maybe wrong… 😎

Green Pastures Farm is every bit as beautiful!

Welcome to England.

🍀🕊 600 years that’s amazing

Welcome to the north of England. There are places like that all over britain. I farm but choose to walk in the lake district often. Always makes me smile that there are walls in britain that were built before modern America was discovered. And many of the narrow lanes were built to transport wool to York as the wool was so valuable they built the lanes for more protection

I just back from the UK and Ireland, and it's beautiful like this almost everywhere. :) But this is pretty stunning, I have to admit. I looked for evidence of regenerative agriculture there but didn't see a lot of it. Well, hopefully, they'll figure it out eventually, the sooner the better.

That view reminds me a little bit of the one in Tennessee that you and Isaac were consulting on. Look at those hinges, they look hand made!

Beautiful! Inspiring

Was on Dartmoor national park it was like a golf course over grazed and under stocked. Simular to where you are in cumbria

Lucky you Greg. I wish I was there

The English countryside is lovely

Thank you for the video.

Lovely English countryside.

That's really beautiful!

Thank you for sharing the beautiful countryside, have a good trip and safe return. farmer rod

It does look beautiful there. It’s great not seeing corn and soybeans on those side hills. I sure did enjoy all your videos and pictures on KZfaq and Facebook when you were across the ocean.

The English do know how to garden and make it beautiful.

Note to self… remove the traffic cones from the view :-)

The UK is a very pretty place.

I swear I saw a hobbit skipping through those fields.

So I made that in the Lake District close to Coniston Water, and as for it being the prettiest place in England, well that would be a matter of opinion, you might want to go East and cross the Eden Valley and get up in that Co Durham moorland will take your breath away. Incidentally, the Lake District is the wettest part of England.

Who has ancestry roots on their land & family vocation for centuries on end?! 💕

Mr. Rebank’s name set me to thinking about my great grandmother Cleadie Banks nee Morehouse I have fond memories of Grammy and me as a young child brushing her long hair . It was a task that my sister Alice and cousin Sherry remember doing too. She taught us how too make braids I remember how to do a three braid but I have totally forgotten how to do the four braid that she preferred as it was a flatter braid I suppose because it wasn’t so bulky when she wrapped it around her head. When I say long I mean long her hair reached her knees. She had a cane that had a curved handle she used it like a shepherds crook to wrangle her great grandchildren that was not so pleasant if we were slightly out of range she used the the other end as a prod , otherwise our necks arms and legs were targeted. Even so I have a soft spot for her as she would praise me whenever my grandmother was waxing lyrical about my beautiful blond baby sister Alice. BTW I spoke to Alice she confirmed my recollections I am astonished that I remembered details from sixty some years ago. Alice is the family historian that is her job I specialize in family recipes but I guess I do have more buried in my brain than I thought.. as Mum was fond of saying that’s life in the big boot. I am just going to say ciao and start looking for another video that I think might be out there waiting for me to watch hit the like button and confirm that I am still subscribed with the notification bell selected. Thank you for sharing your time with me.😘💞💕💞🍀🌟👍👍👍🌟🍀🌟🖖🖖🖖🌟🍀

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how do the fields compare?... they have different conditions so they probably have different solutions?...

How well did you cope with the sun setting so ridiculously late in the north? And the mornings arriving far too early also.

Are you planning on visiting Wales by any chance Mr.Judy?

What I love about your videos, is not being subjected to YT adverts asking us to contribute to our UK government’s taxpayer funding hedge planting programmes….. 😃😂

How far from a perimeter fence would you recommend planting trees?

You're defineatly not in Kansas anymore.

Greg did you and Jan go to some bullfights when you were in Europe?

Where in England is this Greg?

Call Morgan Gold and ask for some help on your audio.