Canterbury City Part 5, Walking History Tour Guide Using Old Postcards Kent UK

[@Keith-s4f]

Absolutely loved this. Lived in Canterbury all my life. So good to see memories of my past.

[@JeremyVaughanPostcards]

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the video

[@TheHistoryHikers]

The comparisons are so cool! How quickly the world is changing... But also, cool te remember we are surrounded by history all the time! Thanks for sharing 😁

[@andysmith819]

Wonderful! Thank you

[@half-lifewife]

Nice. Sharing of course. Your music selections are outstanding and fit the scenes perfectly. Appreciated the gardening observations, lol. The people seem peaceful and somewhat happy. I just relish hearing laughter and seeing human faces with no masks.

[@JeremyVaughanPostcards]

Thank you Half-Life

[@chizcartoons]

Thank you so much for your efforts. What you have produced is wonderful!

[@JeremyVaughanPostcards]

Thank you for watching 👍

[@annpendigrast9682]

Amazing VIDEO. 👏

[@JeremyVaughanPostcards]

Thank you Ann, appreciate your kind feedback.

[@annpendigrast9682]

@@JeremyVaughanPostcards YOU ARE MOST WELCOME JEREMY.❤

[@annpendigrast9682]

@@JeremyVaughanPostcards YOU ARE MOST WELCOME ❤

[@idealjohn]

Absolutely loved this video. Can anyone tell me where the Freeman Hardy & Willis building is please ?. I’ve never seen it and I’ve no idea where it is !. Thank you.

[@JeremyVaughanPostcards]

Thank You

[@JeremyVaughanPostcards]

Repair Depot, Orchard Street, Canterbury

[@idealjohn]

@@JeremyVaughanPostcards Fantastic, next time I’m in Canterbury I shall definitely head there to see it in the flesh. Thanks again for the info 👍.

[@Themanyfacesofego]

I guess one of the elephants, about 90 seconds in, could be the animal that escaped and died in the lake at Broadoak Road.

[@half-lifewife]

How sad, if true. Btw, have you read 'Water for Elephants' or seen the movie?

[@Themanyfacesofego]

@@half-lifewife Thanks. No, I have not read it yet. Yes, we actually had an elephant escape in Canterbury in the 1950's. I had heard about it growing up, but was skeptical. I later spoke to the guy who ran the nature reserve which encompassed the lake where the incident happened. Actually, I was wrong to say the animal died at the lake. It survived a few days longer after being rescued.

[@half-lifewife]

@@Themanyfacesofego Thanks for the explanation. Very kind. I guarantee that you will love the book. And the movie, which stayed faithful to the book. Incredible historical information conveyed in the story line.

[@すわこ-l2b]

あなたの以前、住んでいた都市を教えて下さい🌹

[@JeremyVaughanPostcards]

Thank You 👍I lived in NW London for about 15 years