The thermal qualities of stone is the same as any other material, its just a hard outer shell. All thermal measurements are down to other factors like internal insulation, roof condition, windows and doors etc. Stone, brick, concrete or timber construction makes no difference.

Whats this guy got against Brush Strokes 😡

I see you've been left some comments from the usual morons, butthurt that you weren't raucously fake laughing your way through this like 99% of reactors. Don't give in to them. 👍

I would love to say there’s a fail safe way to know how to pronounce our place names but I think you do blooming well actually! The only tip that might help is if it’s got a ‘burgh’ on the end (Bamburgh, Edinburgh) it’s usually, not always because that would be too easy but usually, pronounced ‘bruh’ no idea why. We’re just a contrary bunch.

Hello from the edge of the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales! Thank you for your lovely video, it seems like you may have gained an awful lot more friends recently, perhaps a few pernickety ones too 😂 we’re generally a friendly bunch over here, especially in the north and just appreciate anyone who appreciates our beautiful island so thank you 😊 it must’ve taken some superhuman effort to edit this!

I absolutely love Lincoln.❤️

There are 692 castles in Wales (where I live) alone! A few of them aren't even all that ruined. (Most castles in Wales were actually destroyed during the C17th English Civil War, oddly.) The loony Normans really loved their castles.

Dry stone walls are very common in Yorkshire, separating fields on farms. I'm afraid your language would discourage me from subscribing.

🇬🇧 I know Whitstable and Tankerton well, but I wouldn't call them beautiful towns. Canterbury near by is beautiful, and a World Heritage site. It's Just a short trip from London

🇬🇧 Canterbury, a world Heritage site, Canterbury Cathedral, ancient Roman city, Tudor buildings, architecture, etc etc. A just a day trip from London

Look up castles for sale in Britain. also ones to rent.

Hi P "Everything is built so close to each other" Most towns and cities in the UK have existed for hundreds of years, long before the car. So things needed to be close together (walkable) with most roads being narrow, maybe just enough for a horse and cart. Mostly we built to last, hence a lot of old buildings to be seen. Keep Reacting!

Pi187,,,Aleins n bright lights n corn fields 🤣😎

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This is terribly edited list the pictures do not match the narration at all....

I was seriously ill i got taken to hospital in an ambulance and spent 2 months there. In that time i had mri scan several blood transfusions and other things similar to that, nerve tests, cameras in my stomach, and a whole list of things ive forgot, also was seen several times by a person who checks on your mental side of being stuck in hospital which was about 45 minutes each visit, then i had physiotherapy there and 3 good meals a day, then was brought home and dropped off in my house. It didn't cost me a penny. I can't even imagine living in a country where your well being has a price.

That was a good video. I grew up in south Devon and now live just over the border, the Tamar river, in Launceston in Cornwall. I've been to nearly all these places over the years, even lived up outside Chagford for a little while right up on Dartmoor which was a nice escape for a bit. Both Cornwall and Devon are a beautiful landscape. Even though Dartmoor is in Devon it's slopes reach the very border of Cornwall and i can see Dartmoor clearly from my window ... it's only a few miles away, and if i look in the opposite direction, there's Bodmin moor in Cornwall also. It's a fairly wet climate stuck between two moors. I do like Penzance, ... it's a little depressed these days, not quite like the bustling, busy town i remember as a teenager but alot of places are like that, it has a rail link which makes it easy to get to though.

Which raw thoughts is your favorite now? 11:34

The really beautiful ornate guns were probably made especially for the king and royals not for everyone. As for losing space becsuse of the height of the ceilings haha have you seen the size of the castle! Also The higher and more ornate the more money and priveledge and gentrified...

Take a screenshot of the top of the gate and zoom in to your screenshot..Windsor is a Royal residence its the oldest lived in residence...Balmoral Castle is stunning..

Just so you know a family live here..ll I think it's also been a hotel? Obviously it needs to be warm for a family home...

I'd want to go on a child free day lol

The mining in Cornwall devastated the landscape - it was far more beautiful before this destructive industry

Even more of a connoisseurs Lands End is Carn Les Boel - the SW extremity of the St Michaels alignment

Made of chalk the white cliffs of Dover was a land mark for our Allie's to flight home from bombing Germany

The mount is a cairn and ancient burial moynd

Salisbury is pronounced Sauls-bury. Salisbury Cathedral contains one of the original copies of the Magna Carta.

In Cambridge and Oxford you can book accommodation in the university student halls during the Summer when the students are away. The accommodation is basic but it gives you the opportunity to walk through the old college buildings.

Love to visit Ireland one day, my grandparents had extended family over there and it's just beautiful.

That old building at 4:25 is older than the pyramids!

You know it's gonna be good when she starts telling a story about her mate Paul xD

Recently we had some Scottish relatives over, i believe from Aberdeen.

Yeah they missed out the shetland isles and the western isle then there's the NC 500 north coast 500

In the map where is Anglesey ?

What happened to the Abbeys and Monastaries?? Henry VIII!

Amongst many others this short film missed the original historic home of golf during its piece on St Andrews history, the equally scenic Borders area with beautiful small towns from Peebles down through Selkirk and Hawick. Also missing was the many towns on our Ayrshire coast and the stunning Ailsa Craig, along with the peninsulas of Cowal to Kintyre in Argyll and the West Highland way hiking route and train line from Glasgow to Fort William and Mallaig often rating among the most beautiful rail journeys in the world. The smaller islands of Barra, Islay ,Iona and many more of the south west and the larger Northwestern Islands of Lewis and Harris are also of historic importance as are the far northern islands of the Shetlands whose historic importance for Scottish/Nordic connections through the Viking settlements beginning over a millennium ago. There are far too many to list in such a short film and for anyone planning to visit Scotland the only possible reason not to would be the weather which is temperamental too say the least.

The modern Commonwealth The last four countries to join the Commonwealth - Mozambique, Rwanda, Gabon and Togo - have no historical ties to the British Empire.

Google: Which UK country has the most castles? Wales, a country on the western edge of England, has more castles than any other in the United Kingdom! Total castle numbers vary from over 500 to 641, depending on who you talk with, but either way, you won't have to drive far between castles!

Google: Why did beavers go extinct in the UK? These charismatic creatures were once widespread throughout Britain. However, beavers were heavily hunted for their fur and scent glands that produce a substance called castoreum. By the beginning of the 16th century the beaver became extinct from the country. Their absence has changed landscapes ever since. Wild beavers, and those in captive release schemes, can be found across Britain. In Scotland beavers have been declared a native species and they enjoy a European Protected Species status. The largest wild population in Scotland lives in the Tay catchment, and has spread into the River Forth catchment.

The Scots support any team that is playing England, especially in football, allegedly. If Andy Murray was winning he was British if he lost he was Scottish, lol.

At 21.22 looks like you had a visitor!! 😮 👻

the we don't like one another myth has some truth to it, but it's played up as a joke some times...(screw you Devon lol). Also we do have wildfires and snakes (adders) but nobody has been killed by one in years.

if you go for a 10 mile drive in the UK you could get a drastically different accent

Tyler Rumple (not Rumble) Reacts to UK, Tyler Bucket Reacts to Canada, Tyler Walker Reacts to Norway. (His fraternal twin brother is Ryan Wuzer - but although I know Ryan Reacts to the UK, Germany and Australia, I don't remember what other names he uses.) both Tyler and Ryan live in Indiana, like a lot of YT Reacters!!

Those 'crosswalks' look like a kind of mass organised dance group!! Our _Non-Jaywalking_ methods of _just crossing the roads_ - regarding of whether or not there are zebra crossings etc!!

Does your cat miaow in Canadian, I wonder, miaow-ay? 🐈🇨🇦♥️🤔🤭🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🖖

You seem to be under the impression that it never stops raining here . We do occasionally have droughts

That busy crossing is i Japan . and with the increase in our new citizens there has been an marked increase in homicides

It is a myth. People in the UK tend to just get on with most people despite whether they are from England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland.

i had an MRI scan within a month of it being requested for no life threatening issues , Cat scan , x rays , ultra sound the full works quick efficant and all free on the bloody brillant NHS ( some tart in an audi ran me and my 900 ninja off the road)