Best place around for sledging when it snows, used to host Jazz on the Hill which was a great local event, lovely pub, beautiful small village.

Fun fact: My nana and grandad used to own the Waterfront Inn, my mother was born in the cellar there and everyone toasted it at the bar after, haha 🍾🥂

Hi, I used to live in Walkeringham. My friend lived at the house that caught your attention at 3:10. It used to be a schoolhouse and is possibly the one you mentioned at 12:22 (can't be sure its the one you mentioned, but it was definitely an old Schoolhouse and it still has some features inside, an old wooden spiral staircase). The houses on the right at 14:44 used to the a pub and hotel called the Brickmakers Arms. The other pub The Three Horseshoes used to be opposite the red phonebox on the High street.

Thanks for that mention of the 28 days later forum at about 29:20, it looks like a good discussion forum about urban exploring including old hospitals etc. I didn't know Bradfield covered such a big area, it's very interesting.

I never heard of Hambleton before. I thought I had an alright knowledge of the Geography of England but this area was one new to me 🙂

where is Moat House one of the oldest properties in Old Leake

Yes!!!! ... love Rawcliffe Bridge (and Rawcliffe) .. where I am from and call home .... xxxxx Great place x

Excellent work Andy, only taken me 7 months to see it! ...but pleased I did. Thank you.

Details Andy please ? 😊

"-Ing-" generally means family, descendents, people. "-ingham" is usually "(person) people's village". The village where Ket's people live.

I was wondering that signal box could be the smallest listed building in the country 🙂

That is indeed a mushroom at 9:30, and it looks like a Dryad's Saddle (can't fully tell) and according to WildFoodUK, it's probably the largest capped mushroom in Britain and is edible, most common use is in vegan stock. Kilsby does look like a fantastic place to visit, certainly has more than I think and I'm looking at taking a proper visit to Northamptonshire in the future, so this will be added to my list!

St Peters church, Tickencote

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Who needs Sardinia with its Sunshine and blue skies to help people live longer....go to Derbyshire with its proper English weather. It's not as bad as everyone makes it out 🙂

Grew up in Tickhill 👍

That takes some doing, to turn a 4 minute walk into a 12.5 minute video🎉

I used to live in Coronation Avenue

Not allowed a credit card mate

Is Cotgrave Miner's Welfare still there? I have gigged there back in the day

I think that old building was the swimmimg baths

Not a cat on hell's chance ha ha!

Just for anybody interested, Thurvaston's name means “Thurferth’s Farm” and is a combination of the Old Norse name Thurferth and Old English tun meaning farm or settlement.

Would these houses in the country have open fires? Seeing as you passed a few oil lorries I figured an open fire may be a thing

I'm all for new housing but the English countryside should not be touched as it's such a thing of beauty and peace

Which parish was your favourite in rushcliffe?

Rushcliffe flew by so quickly that it didn't even feel like it had this many parishes. Good job on completing it!

Yooo very nice my friend

A great area taken a few cycling companions to see Tom's grave and the display in the sports club

A great little village been through it many times on my cycle rides

Prior to watching this series, I kept mistaking Rushcliffe as being in Leicestershire than Nottinghamshire, but I now know where it is. Also, I actually expected this to come out earlier this year when you mentioned a railway parish, but Peartree was a welcoming surprise to see!

Wish you all the best of luck for next year!👍

Thank you for you brilliant video of our beautiful seaside town 😊

Would be great to go into a few buildings. The Old Star is a very cozy pub. And the 12th century church is definitely worth a look inside. 👍

I see he went on brickyard lane were a dodgy character with a silver car goes there frequently up to ill gotten gains.

I really enjoyed this - I visited a few years ago when I was doing part of my family tree - other ancestors are from the Isle of Axholme! Thankyou so much for this work - it's a great series!

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This reminds me a lot of Ipswich Airport in Suffolk, it was closed before my time, but the site was given over to housing. A very similar story to Nottingham Airport - although this one may not go the way of Ipswich Airport, at least let's hope not.

Are you going to visit Earls Colne?

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Has anyone contacted the owners of the car park for verification of what you need to do?

Did you mop up a squirrel during the intro? :O

They could be old parking signs, where we live is (for now) free for three hours, but our district council are looking to bring in short stay charges.

Thanks for posting. I was curious to see where Shakespeare was buried. Now I know!

Hi Andy, I just want you to know how we enjoy your videos. You put a lot of time and effort into and sometimes it’s nice to be told how good they are. We loved the Rushcliffe series. Thank you mate 👏👏👏👏👍👌

Vic Hallam built many low cost houses and schools in Sheffield!

Ha, i used to live in Kirk Langley. I uses get the school bus at church gates (2:04). Fond memories. Loved that place, and Radbourne. Thanks for the video.

Come to Scarrington..lots of History