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there are no English castles in UK all the castles in England were built by the normans the Welsh castles are Welsh and norman and Scottish castles 😊

Castle ownership varies. They can be owned by local authorities, English Heritage, the National Trust, the Crown or private owners.

London is not England, only a small part of it.

Please check out our Welsh castles. We have a 💩 ton of them 🤣 Less than an hour drive from my home i can be at 3 different ones. If i drive just over an hour i can add 2 more castles 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Not sure if you watch a channel called Daydreamers Bound, an American family who have been living in The UK and are moving back to The US this year. They've visited a lot of places and as you said you'll be driving on your next visit, their videos have a lot of driving from the dashcam view and I think it might be of assistance to watch in order to get a feel or perspective of the roads, especially the villages and lanes. Also great for ideas on places to visit for you. Be well, your family and everyone else.

You're meant to react to what your watching.... not just chat shit constantly

Alnwick,prounced annick. Warwick,pronounced worrick.

Humbug is a word used in Victorian times to mean not true/rubbish. Charles Dickens used the word in The Pickwick Papers I do believe.

Aero is pronounced Air-o not Aer-io. Pedantic I know but, it's nice to pronounce names correctly.

$20 for face paint and thats not included and $30 for a balloon? and the green screen also costs money? ridiculous.

Thank you for this! My one year old looooves dinosuars and i know it would be free for him but for us parents would still have to pay. I think I could find him something fun and cheaper than this. It's so disappointing compared to the price.

Its nice to See Americans enjoying REAL chocolate with natural ingredients, not chemicals, sprays, dyes, and who the hell knows what else

You should look up Bamburgh Castle, I was there working on the Transformers movie set with Mark Wahlberg and Morgan Freeman.

Castles have turrets rather than spires on churches. great vid.

dover castle the roman lighthouse is about 17:26

The tea needs to be in mugs, it tastes better x

when it says 'seat of the Duke of Northumberland' it means as in 'seat of power'. plus its been inhabited since built, probably by the Dukes of Northumberland.

Warwick castle is haunted,,

Looking out the window here. I do see the castle of charles the V. And 2 old windmils

Alnwick Castle is pronounced Anick Castle and not what the commentator said. These videos leave out some of the better more popular castles such as Bambrough Castle on the North East coast. The Wales video in this series leaves out Caernarfon Castle, a huge building which is one of the best castles in the U k.

You do need to go into the Cotswolds, Chipping Camden, Bourton on the Water will blow your minds

You are right, some are stately homes with dukes and duchesses and some are castles for kings and queens. The huaraches of society 😂😂😂😂planks. 😂😂😂

Many of England’s stately homes started as fortifications and have at their core the remains of a castle.

If you wanted a house or bungalow in front of a castle you’re probably looking in the million pound region. 😂😂😂❤❤❤

Cadbury was taken over by an American company and now its rubbish

Shires not states LOL ❤❤😂😂😂

Harry from Haworth West Yorkshire. Castle Hunting could become part of the UK curriculum in the History lesson ???? 😂😂😊😊

I'm so glad you started saying caramel properly. 😋

Shrewsbury castle. It is not the biggest, the loudest, or any of that stuff. It is an old (1067 AD, so William the Conqueror) castle in a beautiful old fortified town. Ludlow is well worth a visit as well. And Bishop's Castle, and Oswestry, and many many more in Salop.

Alnwick is pronounced Annick

Please, Alnwick Castle is pronounced Annick, and Arundel Castle is the home of the Dukes of Norfolk. One of the oldest constantly inhabited castles, Berkeley Castle, is still owned and lived in by the Berkeley family.

He wasn’t joking about the alarm clock that makes tea - it’s called a “Teasmade” en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teasmade

The first car (horseless carriage) was German

A travesty that Bamburgh isn't included. It also has Lindisfarne and Dunstanburgh castles so close by.

I've been to Bodiam and Warwick castle and if you are taking your children, id much more recormend Warwick. There is alot more there and a nice little town too. Especially go in the summer when they have a festival type event on. Windsor is certainly good! Often the look of the castle isnt the most important thing, Its about its strategic position, like between a mountain and a swamp on high and dry land, where the attackers would have no choice but to march through. And they proabbly didnt have windows back in the day. Generally they just built as big as the warlord could afford. We just have thousands of years of people fighting for control... Defo all gold leaf in them rooms BTW. Biggest advice for visiting in the UK, is make a list of outside activities (like castles) and inside activities (like museums) you want to do, and don't plan which is when till you have a week to go and you have a more realisitic weather forecast, and theres still no guarentees. If its going to rain all day, just go do something inside.

Curly wulys and marks and Spencers thick chocolate biscuits the orange ones are best

Thanks for the help with the food bank many people in Scotland are living with poverty though no fault of they're own

I see castles as originally fortresses, with several lines of defence, walls, moats, and earthworks, so its difficult to see a Victorian pile , like Highclere as a castle. because there is nothing left of a fortress. A true castle, not even suggested in the comments, is Carisbrooke, which was even adapted to protect against early artillery.

J K Rowling has said she didn't know Shambles until people liked it to Diagon Alley

Pembroke castle is lovely too. This is in south West Wales. Leeds castle in Kent is nice too. None of the castles WERE not WAS.

How can he instantly get the "lane 3 for overtaking" concept. But 90% of the road users here can't. <head explodes>

Alnwick. Aln wick? Pronounced, Anick. But then, outside of the region they wouldn't know that.

Most of our castles are owned by Heritage England(Heritage Scotland, Wales etc...) or The National Trust, some of course are owned by the Crown and others are in private ownership. Great post guys. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Theres a chain of shops that sell outdoor clothing, walking boots/trainers etc called Mountain Warehouse. I believe there’s one in Whitby, one in York city centre and another at the designer outlet mall (that someone mentioned in the live stream). The mall is situated near the park and ride into York, which might be easier to use if you’re not too confident driving around York city centre. The mall also has a Cadbury chocolate outlet shop or if your budget allows a Hotel Chocolat (which is a posh, expensive brand). Just Google Mcarthur Glen York for more information on opening times, shops etc

Munchies are the best

I was born in Devon. What you're seeing is the real UK. Yeah, we all have to live and sometimes it's not great (like you say), but that is what I grew up with and it was the best! It's not fantasy either. It's all real, or it was once (castles). We can easily make a distinction between Disney and real life, and they are very different. I wouldn't swap it for anywhere in the world... and i've been around this big rock of ours.

A good thing to remember is, 'Only a fool breaks the two second rule.' This is taught (or it was back in the 1980's) to judge if your too close to the vehicle in front. Obviously, weather conditions/speed would affect this but this is minimum.

I was assaulted in Orlando by an Australian tourest and I,m a British tourest and mugged in San Francisco.

The mountains look "clean" basically because of chronic overgrazing by farmers. They have been subsidised per head, so they let out too many sheep on to the hills. I believe they are changing the subsidies to try to encourage a non-monoculture (IE get some variety in the ecosystem other than grass, eg wildflowers, alpines, shrubs such as juniper which is very rare) - but of course farmers, a wealthy interest group and particularly powerful in the right wing, are complaining

Bodiam is my local one. I have fired a longbow from the top back in the 80's 😁