Thanks for the trip out Harry, very pleasant.

Part of me wants to believe such things can happen... but the other part of me knows that a good story and a good show will fill the offering plate when it's passed around.

Really wonderful to go to that grotto, courtesy of you, Harry. Thank you for sharing it with us . I kind of think that you took us there before but since then I have had a bit of a bang in the old brain area when I fractured my spine and some events are a little more difficult to recall than they used to be 😅 Anyway, it is always truly beautiful to see blessed places like this one and to be reminded of the power and importance of prayer. Your video has paved the way for a peaceful Tuesday...for many of us, I would say. I look forward to more. I am planning a visit , well a revisit actually, to Walsingham in Norfolk later this year...so, more peace in store 🕊️🕯️ Thanks Harry.

If you were to put that in for Wild Life Photographer of the Year you would get my vote

Don't worry about Spiny Norman.. I think in a fair fight you could probably take him.

Handsome lad.

I cannot believe that we all fell for Reform in Stanford-le-Hope. The independents I advertised to vote for but did not put my cross against their names are now looking to reform an independent race when they couldn't even make decisions at a local level.

Beautiful garden nature. Thanks for giving us a glimpse 👌

Those bores are perfect as spoke augers for the Faber Carriage Works!

Fabulous cars Harry 😊 Real solid beauties 👌 I could pootle round there for hours. There were some very useful items in the stuff on those tables 👍 I remember your other video of Douadic and the past sadness of the town ✌️😢 Your remark concerning some people having short memories à propos of political choices was very apt and thought provoking 🕊️🕯️🙏 Have a peaceful Sunday afternoon and evening 😊

Fake credibility is ok... but if you really want to be a success, you have to be able to fake sincerity.

Wow! what a show! Lots of 2CVs and all manner of things. What really caught my eye was the Triumph TR3... The TR3 is one of the most perfect designs ever... not a bad angle on it.

When I was a nipper I had a bit of a fascination with chimney pots, in fact I still do. I have a nice crown pot in the middle of the lawn that was given to me by a lovely lady some years back. I can just remember a neighbour having a chimney fire and it seemed to be making a sort of roaring noise, presumably by the flames from the burning soot pulling air up from inside the house. It was always fascinating watching our chimney being swept. The sweep would arrive remove the ornaments from the mantle piece, place his sheets over and then replace any heavier ones to keep the sheet in place. Once the brush was in place he would screw more sections and keep pushing, I think there must have been a hole in the sheet for adding more poles or canes until the brush appeared triumphantly from the top of the pot, with a whiff of soot. I think he had a vacuum to remove any soot that might have escaped but I don't ever remember much escaping into the room.

Good job avoiding a chimney fire by clearing out the trap. Can be a pretty dirty job

You are completely forgiven for missing the aircraft... I know your pain.

Exquisitely pretty place to spend time, Harry. Thank you for the church tour ; that was truly humbling as always. Lovely to have the amazing bell sitting there like that. I hope you had a nice café lunch 🤝

It's just like being there..

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That is my kind of event. Sure enjoyed seeing the tractors and antique engines.

Fascinating stuff.

Except for the language spoken, that engine show could be any given weekend here in Iowa.

Its crazy how they all got build somewhere in Germany and later appear all over the world

Who is the character in the thumbnail?

He was not expecting to get so much attention. He was just looking for a quick bit to eat

Everything I know about hedgehogs I learned from Monty Python... Be careful..

En Chantant French-Music (old song): French Music ta joie est complète comme l'hirondelle tu faise la printemps

I finally figured out your problem with your lawn...it's too flat! No hollers, or gullies or hills or valleys.

Ah yes.... The British Leyland method of dealing with labor union nonsense.

My tomatoes are really having issues. They must be an ornamental variety cause they grow 5 foot tall and not a tomato on either plant

I've eaten three nice size tomatoes from our single plant so far and I'm waiting for more. Around here you can buy a two-and-a-half-foot tall tomato plant in the spring that has fruit on it for about what it would cost for twenty tomatoes from the store. Of course, the ones from the store taste like base-balls. This year we also have a cherry tomato plant.

Practicing my ancien Gaul: Tes tomates vont devenir rouge vif.

Put them on your windowsill mister.

The only good solicitors have all left for the European Union...

I'll just wait...

😂

The rain has slowed to a normal pace here in the eastern part of the state. Usually from here on out we get dry and hot. As usual, the news men are telling me it's NEVER been this hot... (except for six times in the 1920s and four times in the 1950s)

It must be heaven to have peace and quiet after six. Of course, we both know I would probably be the first to break the rule.

Ha! You must be a conspiracy theorist Harry, the KZfaq algorithm has posted information about Freemasonary under your video. Big Brother is watching, you'd better stay in line!

Very skilful work Harry, I with a had your talent. Plus your head for heights!.

I enjoyed watching you tap away at that stone... it's probably some deep-seated mental problem.

A Free Mason...LOL Humor, yuk, yuk

Good archaeology!

I'll just sit here and drink my coffee. (and await the "after" video)

Yes I’d love some goat’s cheese please 🐐

What a thing to stumble across. Amazing skills from the old fellow.

6:47 All roads lead to Rome, apparently...a very scenic one here though. Would have been a lovely motorcycle ride. Ditch the Renault and get yourself an old BSA!

Random acts of kindness, such as with the wheels, restore ones faith in humanity, don't you think? Our so-called 'leaders' are such a selfish bunch. I had an event last year of remarkable generosity from someone who didn't know me at all, it had a lasting impact.

Cool to get to see behind the scenes!

Fascinating animations and carvings.

That was fascinating! The fella was in his glory telling you all about it. I don't speak a lick of French, but I could hear his enthusiasm.