Duncton - An Introduction to the Village's History

[@vestafairie]

and another great guest speaker! thank you Richard, and thank you, John!

[@RichardVobes]

Thank you for watching! :)

[@ramibu239]

Thank Richard & John. Very interesting. I loved the church & I loved getting the history of the area of Duncton. I look forward to the rest of this series.

[@RichardVobes]

It is nice to focus on one place for a while and tease out its history.

[@cameron853753531]

love the clip at 4.37 when the rolls royce drives past on main road..there has probably been so little change this could have been filmed in late 1970's nothing like seeing historic cars in historic places gives atmosphere :-)

[@RichardVobes]

That was a fluke but I had to keep it in - thanks for watching!

[@PortsladeBySea]

Beautiful village that I have never visited...will head over that way ASAP and explore. Gr8 film! 👍

[@RichardVobes]

Thanks so much, Mike.

[@georgetimperley8906]

Well done Richard, I am looking forward to your series on Duncton looks Fascinating there.

[@RichardVobes]

Thanks George

[@maggiew4893]

😊 This village seems steeped in history. I look forward to future videos...

[@RichardVobes]

Like so many I guess . I am looking forward to finding out more.

[@lindakane7771]

Looking forward to the next ones! Interestingly if anyone fancies a 'church crawl' before visiting the pub there are actually 4 churches! The 2 mentioned but also The Roman Catholic Church built 1868 by the then owner of Burton Park and yet another, a lovely tiny church built 1636 by the Gorings at Burton Park. They may be mentioned in the future videos

[@RichardVobes]

I do believe we are covering them - Thanks Linda!

[@kennethgoodman3230]

Enjoyed walking with John and you. Looking forward to the series.

[@RichardVobes]

Thanks more to follow! :)

[@MrGreatplum]

Very interesting video - I have driven through Duncton on a couple of occasions - it’s good to know the history... Merstham (near me) has a bell in its church dating from 1380 but this one is even older!

[@RichardVobes]

Got to love those old bells! :)

[@orange70383]

I'm learning so much, thank you'

[@RichardVobes]

So pleased

[@acerone10]

Very interesting. Watching from Burton Ohio USA. We have our own Burton Park or Square here. It has a log cabin from the 1800s that is now a store and maple sap house to make maple syrup.

[@RichardVobes]

You couldn't get more different if you tried! How interesting. :)

[@riverarun]

come over and visit sussex you would be most welcome

[@timspooner59]

It would be good to get a peek inside these village pubs.

[@RichardVobes]

Oh yes it would - we shall be doing that in the mini series!

[@riverarun]

tim nip down and have a pint

[@timspooner59]

@@riverarun I would if I could but I am in New Zealand. We do not have quaint pubs here, only booze barns

[@hazelb7218]

Another great video with a local 'historian'....thank you x

[@RichardVobes]

So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

[@13soxs]

This has promise as a good future format Richard, keep going forward.....

[@RichardVobes]

Will do my best! Thanks Jon.

[@danielsedgwick5476]

Looking forward to more..........

[@RichardVobes]

Good man - thank you.

[@irenec4876]

The Treble bell at West Tytherley, Hampshire, is apparently the oldest ringable [Full Circle Change-Ringing Bell] in England ; Watch here kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWTUmKOjoaeteKs

[@brianl6964]

Was there train service or a station stop for the town? Might be a topic idea. Great new segments you are starting!

[@RichardVobes]

There was a station at below Petworth. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmXUYp-GjdWFbKs

[@Red_____________]

👍🏻

[@stephenlarking2247]

Back in 1972 I became smitten with a barmaid at the Cricketers pub. One day I went there with a friend and a big box of chocolates to give her and declare my undying love, only to find her in a passionate snog with a chap in a flash sports car outside. Desolate I drank too much, ate all the chocolates, and threw up all over my friend's car on the way back home. Young love, eh?!

[@RichardVobes]

Oh poor you - what a shame!