Carol: But it wasn’t called Pooh leaves! Ken: But we have to adapt! 😅😅😅

That was so enchanting. I don’t know the stories either, but Carol told them so beautifully. The chicken calzone/pizza/wrap looked delicious! X

That was absolutely delightful, thank you! And as ever, a very appropriate selection of music!

We love to play Pooh sticks there, we also get quite competitive lol. It’s such a beautiful place to be so tranquil

Lovely for children

I love your videos whenever you post them! So relaxing and entertaining. Thank you!

That was really lovely. It made me smile. 😊 im binge watching your vids. X

Awwwwww!!! Thank you for bringing us along through the hundred acre forest. I always wanted to be Cristopher Robin when I was little (even though he was a boy...eeeyuwww).

What a lovely place love the pooh narrrative 😊

That was enchanting. We met Kirsty and Mike from the Frenchies channel recently and Kirsty said she was walking the dogs in the grounds of a Sandringham and she noticed one of the Frenchies was carrying a Winnie the Pooh, they have a Pooh Corner in the woods there and as the dog passed he’d helped himself to the star attraction! She quickly returned him but it did make me laugh. Thanks for sharing a lovely video.

Great vid Carol& Ken 😁😎

So fun. Love your narratives ❤

Loved it. X

Brought back lovely memories of Sunday afternoons walking in Ashdown Forest with my boys. Pooh sticks was fun until the inevitable argument about who won!😂 Now they have all flown the nest, I even miss the arguments! Very nostalgic.❤ Thank you.

Enjoyed as usual.

Lovely place 😊

What a fun video that was! Thank you for sharing. Loved it!

Lovely narration. Enchanting.

I so enjoyed this video. Than you.

Loved this video, really enjoyed as you went along Winnie the Pooh's path remembering the different situations he got into!!!! Ken's remark as to why they the hefalump didn't fall into the trap was hilarious....

What a great little walk all with a bit of fun. Failed poo sticks. 😂😢. Leaves!! That’s cheating. Thanks guys. That was fun. 👍🧙‍♂️

Well done both loved it 👍 so from now on I will use the phrase let’s us address the Heffallump in the room 😂 well done both good luck 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧🇨🇦

Great video thanks for sharing 😊

After a recent trip through England I was generally impressed by the roads in comparison to the cart tracks we have in Scotland. Even the motorways are a mess. Happy vanning folks. 😊

Just catching up with your videos and i loved this one.Winnie the pooh is my absolute favorite with his friends. Thanks for taking me on this one..

Gorgeous video. It was Winnie the Pooh that inspired me to learn to read. Over the course of a few days my older sister read The House at Pooh Corner to me (quite an undertaking for a 7 year old) and on completion I shouted “AGAIN!” She replied “Learn to read it yourself.” So I did.

Thanks!

That was fun! Thanks for the walk down the Winnie the Pooh memory lane 😊

Very evocative and pleasant. Looking forward to some summer trips. France please.

Had to get in touch. I made the tortilla puzzas last weekend for the grandchildren they went down a storm. Thanks for the idea. Now added to grandma's menu 🙂🐕🚙

That was a funny video ,with the bridge ,but great fun. Relaxing today on this awful wet day in south east Ireland catching up on all the videos we missed when away ...I've hit the like button on them all ...

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I live very close to Pooh's place but it's a shame you didn't visit Winnie the Pooh Museum not far from the woodland. You inspired me to visit that place again. 😊

Thats a great video you did one of the best for a while, for me that is because i liked the subject, Thank you

Hola 👋 from New Mexico 🌶️...Love Winnie the Pool. That was sweet walk tru the wood.😊 I like how you call Caroll "Charlie Brown. Thanks for sharing. I scuff my food also.

absolutely loved this video we are all big kids at heart x making me want to read winnie the poo x

What a delightful day trip you had. I haven't read the books but I've watched a movie I would really enjoy walking through that Forest seeing all the different houses and the bridge and etc I don't care what order you have your travel videos becauseb I enjoy them so much

What an absolute pleasure to watch, and it was like you had the whole place to yourselves. Perfect peaceful day out. It was like food for the soul. Thank you for sharing ❤

Another lovely quiet Sunday morning with a cuppa tea 🍵 and dunking biscuits 😋 👌 i never read Winnie The Poo but I seem to remember something being read out by the teacher in primary school..but it was so long ago 😮😮 takes,me back to my childhood days that is for sure! Lovely walk this through the trees & of course the weather makes a massive difference! £ 8.00.for 2 x ice creams ...is this what inflation is🤔🤔🤔🤔 The way the country is going it will be a tenner this summer & no change from it either 😂 excellent vlog ❤🎉

Lovely video

great video, I try to be a child every day. Pooh sticks, I had a collie dog years ago that carried her stick for about a mile on the walk to "her" pooh stick bridge, she would drop it then run to the other side and get it out, this would go on till we said "time to go home" Many thanks for sharing ATB

Christopher Robin would ABSOLUTELY have walked over the little wall and posts! As would I have, until about 10 years ago . Now, I would want to but I would resist. Sigh. I had no idea that green sticks sink. No clue. I don’t remember floating sticks as a child. I floated something, skipped rocks and counted cows floating by when the snows thawed. We had a river in our backyard. Mom wanted the house next to the water, but dad was familiar with flooding and not as keen. We lived about 45 minutes drive from Durango Colorado and the river gathered the waters coming down a mountain range (not to be confused with a single mountain) and the runoff from the snow melt encouraged to clear out by the early rains. The water dropped down about 4500ft from 12,000ft at the mountains to 8000ft where we lived. Because of the steep drop, the water would come down very rapidly and often without warning. Cows that were getting a drink from the water or grazing near the water’s edge would be caught in the wall of water and float very quickly downriver. There was a sharp bend to the right and the cows would wash up at a very shallow beach like incline, where the cows would enjoy grazing a new pasture until my parents could make out the brand and call the owner(s). The farmer across the river where the cows washed up would try to claim them as his. My father did not think much of that and shared the man’s brand with the farmers upstream. It didn’t matter that much because the new marks of branding would make it obvious that the original brand had been modified. Ear tags were not as common then and I don’t know that they were as good as a brand. Not as cruel. Stealing cattle was a hanging offense, though those caught were often given time in prison. It took the local sheriff to explain the law to the man and make it clear that washing up on his property during a flood did not make them his. He threatened to kill and butcher them before they were found, which was probably not the smartest way to handle it. He learned to leave the be but he was a very angry man and made his opinion known about the trespassing cattle. Big rabbit trail of a post. Sorry! So dad put the house about 25ft from the water’s edge and dug a trench halfway between the river and the house. He took one end of the trench further away from the river to an irrigation ditch of a decent size one the north end of the property and took it to the property line on the south end. The next farm over took the trench further south to someplace but I can’t say where. We never had a flood, the house was close enough to the water to make mom happy and that’s all I can say about living next to the river. Watching you two floating things under the bridge in the stream looked fun and I might have missed out but we had lots of fun and I was sorry later for moving away and not building a house there so my kids could grow up there. I wasn’t thinking but I did have to make a living. Great video! Thank you for that!!!

I so enjoyed your walk and talk on Winnie and his friends. My girls and then my grandsons loved the stories so I thank you for bringing back such wonderful memories.

I love your videos, very informative & practical from a vanlife perspective. You should make a compilation video of your delicious looking van food, I need to try this latest one on our next trip out!

Beautiful. And first time I saw Winnie the Pooh in the same movie with Charlie Brown. 🤣 I support your opinion about quality of roads in UK. Been there lately and it was obvious that maintenance was very poor. 😪

I wonder what my scoffing of food is a throw back to

I have visions of Ken researching Winnie beforehand by reading all the books at bedtime lol 😂 Pooh sticks fail 😂 Interesting sandwich pizza will have to give that a go Looked a great couple of walks

i really ,really really enjoyed that.x

Ken, read winniethepooh m8, your missing out m8. Great walk down Pooh's track. I liked it alot. Thanks.

Making those remind me of making quesadillas next time instead of making one big one use one wrap and fold in half and then put 2/2 moons in the pan which will be easier to flip

Very nicely put together. ❤ I was chuckling away at the “Pooh sticks” 😂 looks like you had fun.

What a delightful day out. Our bucket list just got a little bit longer.

How sweet. Lovely to hear Carol talking so fondly about some lovely memories and you both enjoying the adventure together. Never realised so much thought and effort went into Pooh sticks lol. Some pretty fancy cooking going on there too! Take care x

just nice yo stay playing😅

Great vid guys, pity you didn't go to Nick the Buchers at Hartfield as you like a sausage Ken...... yummy 😉

Great video K & C.. I really do love your food hacks I wished you made a recipe book on them, Ps: I need a w3w on the best bench in ashdown forest please....

Love it and thank you x

Love, love, love this video! Thanks 🙂

good to see you out and about

What a lovely walk.

Loved this ❤

beautiful togetherness vid. a real treat

Lovely video, memories of our visit many years ago! Pooh is a very wise bear!

Absolutely delightful episode, great job, thanks!

Enjoyed this lovely video, thank you both.

Totes a kid at heart. ❤❤❤❤❤ love your work guys. Xxxx

Lovely vid about Pooh’s adventures! 😘

Aww this is a classic and love Pooh. Took me back to when my kids were young. Thank you.

Delightful, thank you, Carol and Ken, must follow in your footsteps and walk the Winnie the Pooh trail in the Ashdown Forest. Those ice creams looked gorgeous, love your calzone, we will try this in the Ridge Monkey, vegetarian version ❤

What a lovely fun day out! Really enjoyed that. Great video, thank you for sharing. Love you two 🩷😊

Thank you thoroughly enjoyed this video, it’s a beautiful place you’re so lucky to live in a beautiful place. xx

Very entertaining guys. Great hob 👍

This video is one of your best,I thoroughly enjoyed this adventure Thank you❤️

Oh wow Carol and Ken 😂..we also have a Bilbo’s Campervan ! We have had it 2 years and it’s a t6.1 nexa ( with the 2 single beds ) and rear kitchen and is automatic in green we have the bed in the top but I have to say it’s a challenge for an adult to get up and down with the head height that you get with the side lifting roof so you have made a good choice , Bilbo’s are great especially James in aftercare , we have the adaptive cruise control amd automatic parking but I keep forgetting how to activate it so if you do a video to show us your new van then I would really appreciate a reminder ! 😂 how exciting !

do not normally comment on videos I watch, but... I absolutly loved this, it made me smile and cry, the quote about when I am gon, was used at my moms funeral, just loved it thankyou so very much.

Eating honey and Bonne Maman jam from those jars with checkered lids at 8:47 into this very charming video! The pace and views, with the background story telling dialog, were perfect! So was the lunch! Carry on. Thanks for the childhood story memories!

I loved this, thanks for taking us to see Pooh!

You sent me back to my childhood, my dad always said ‘lead on MacDuff’. Who was MacDuff????? Loved the tour of five acre wood xxx

I must say this was one of my favorite videos you’ve put out so far! I laughed out right when Ken said the path was bloody hard for a puffalump (or whatever it’s is called ) to get up. You both at the bridge trying your hand at “pooh sticks” was hilarious. I’ve played “Pooh Sticks “ with my children when they were young. I love Winnie the Pooh. Thanks for the fun time. Mary

I was a teacher. We scoffed our food as well. 😅

This was marvelous! I am like Ken , I have never read them from cover to cover, afraid the sum total of my knowledge of the stories is Disney inspired…..😅I have noted this place though, and maybe it’s never to late to read the books. Thank you.

This is my favorite video now! I would love if Carol would read one of the Pooh stories. Just a short one. Cee, from the little haunted cottage in ireland 💚💚💚🍀🍀🍀

We have a walking/biking path just outside our back garden gate. It goes for miles. Along the path about 5-6 miles there is Winnie the Pooh inspired plot of land name 100 acre woods. I haven't explored it yet but now I will have to. It is great what imaginings of innocence, provides insights to our youth and soulful tranquility. A 100 acres wood in Texas.

This was relaxing to watch and informative 😊. When have you been there, if I may ask? Thank you and have a great weekend

What a beautiful and relaxing day, well done. Here today is 7C, and sunny at midday (South Otago), Kings Birthday Weekend (Monday public holiday). Kia Ora from New Zealand. 💜💜

Being Canadian I’m so delighted that Winnie the Pooh got his start in Canada. The next is copied from the internet… Pooh? The "silly old bear" was not pure invention; he was inspired by a real-life bear in the London Zoo. The bear, a female named "Winnie" (short for Winnipeg), was a donation from Capt. Harry Colebourn, a Canadian Army veterinarian in the First World War.Aug 3, 2018…….thank you for the trip to see Winnie the bears spot in England.

Cool video Carol, & Ken, nothing like spending a day bringing out your inner child. So I take it that the area you were in is what AA Milne used as the basis of the story. Or is this area just created as a tourist place.

Winny de Pooh is great. Didn"t for this trail👍

That was a day well spent, a beautiful little re-living of childhood Winnie the Pooh (even if Ken never read the books 😲😆)

Hari OM Oh my word that was just gorgeous! I shall have to see if I can do some of that when I get back down that way in July... oh yes, am finally with wheels and will be on the road by end of June (though not in full get-out; enough to take a test run for a few weeks and figure out more of the hows and wheres of operating it). Now I only need to get my video head working... you two are one of my handful of inspirations and role models! YAM xx (I have 'rebranded' slightly... @yaminthegrey)

Get well soon, Lee. 😊

Watching you two keep trying to win at pooh sticks makes me wonder if that's where the term "" STICK TO IT "" came from tsk tsk ??? I make pizza quesadeas all the time like that but with finely diced green pepper , green onion , pineapple , ham , pizza pepperoni , shredded mozzerella then when cooked i cut it like a pizza using a pizza wheel cutting from the middle outward ( to keep the filling inside ) and dip it in a mixture of sour cream and salsa whilst eating it ,,its sometimes easier to put one round in the pan ,, load only one side with ingredients fold over the other half , this makes it less messy to flip as it is flipped right in the pan ,,,mmmm i'm getting hungry !! Oh and there are no calories ( I may have lied a little ) Cheers Cherryl from Canada

Love that Pooh

Just realised I have never read Wini the Poo!!! .

Hi, love the video, can I ask whether you now need to pay to park in Ashdown Forests car parks? They used to be free.

I love Carol’s ruck sack. Where did she get it from? Take care Gill

Still eat too fast and I’ve been retired for almost 14 years… you can only reheat food a few times. Working on the helicopter it was worth it though 😂😂

Love Winnie the poo.😊

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We used to go to Pooh bridge with the kids regularly when they were little but no houses which must be a newish thing, fun. There used to be a sign at the beginning of the path advising to collect sticks at that point as there weren’t any by the bridge. 🌈🍓🧶💙