Exploring Hill Top Farm the home of Beatrix Potter in the village of Near Sawery, Cumbria, England

[@TheVancouverVillains]

Thanks for bringing us along. It’s amazing how many of the features from the book illustrations are still there and preserved.

[@GeoRick]

Beatrix gave Hill Top farm and around 4,000 aches of farmland in the Lake District to be preserved for the Nation.

[@DeadliestCachers]

The grounds were absolutely stunning. I loved the way you incorporated images from her books and movie clips into the video. 🦀

[@GeoRick]

Thanks glad you liked the way it was put together. It's great fun looking through the illustrations and matching them up. We were excited when the guy who made the animations kindly said we could use some of his in our video.

[@ComepiedrasGeocaching]

Geocaching is not everything! 😅 Beautiful location. It's great the way it's all preserved to remind Potter's illustrations. We were expecting Peter Rabitt to show up at any moment

[@GeoRick]

Peter is on his way in an upcoming Cache Walk 🙂

[@Komikino]

I've heard of people doing homage tours of movie locations, TV shows and anime locations (like what I am going to do in my next video) but I have never heard of an homage tour of a location from a children's book. That was pretty amazing! Thanks for showing this.

[@GeoRick]

You may be interested to know that there are groups of Japanese people visiting. Apparently her books were translated into Japanese early on and were used there to teach people English. So there is an effection for the stories in Japan also. Countries in the Commonwealth like us here in New Zealand and people in Australia also know these stories well.

[@mourneswanderer1767]

Really cute and lovely animations and drawings (I had no idea) you. Guys sure know how to Geocache, research, travel, and of course your most excellent wee movies. Thank you as always👍🎥🗻🏔️🍻

[@GeoRick]

Thanks really appreciate your support comments. More Beatrix Potter over the next two weeks.