Exploring Stamford | The Finest Stone Town In Britain | Let's Walk!

[@richardwalker1880]

Stamford has 1of thee very best CHRISTMAS 🎄 MARKETS EVER

[@richardwalker1880]

Stamford is so beautiful ❤❤❤thee best in great Britain 🇬🇧 STAMFORD IS THEE VERY BEST

[@spectrumwalkingtours]

an excellent walk, Stamford is a great destination and underrated, the video shows how much vibrancy a good market can bring to a town

[@paulrobson3413]

Even that Friday market is now starting to whither

[@lynnballington8467]

Hello how are you I love Stamford its such a beautiful place and burley park is good too take care stay safe xx

[@EdMcF1]

0:00 The stone Welland bridge, on the original Great North Road. (the 'white' iron bridge is downstream). 0:20 The Burghley Almshouses on the Welland's south bank (the 'Saxon' part of town), still in use as such. 1:18 The Town Hall (on the 'Danish' side of the Welland). 1:54 St. Mary's Church (the 'Mother Church'' of Stamford). 3:27 St Mary's Square (and then on to the street). 4:42 Stamford Theatre in St. Mary's Street. 5:27 St George's Church and Square. 6:32 said to show signs of the legacy of the window tax. 8:04 St. Michael the Greater Church (disused). 8:39 High Street (pedestrianised). 10:44 Ironmonger Street. 11:54 Broad Street (and the Friday market). 13:59 Browne's Hospital (almshouse still used as such). 15:39 All Saints' Church (a 'Wool Church' with a mediaeval mermaid statute). 16:50 High Street. 18:25 St. John's Church (deconsecrated) but open to visitors. 18:50 All Saints' Church. 19:15 Brewery (to the left) on the old Great North Road. 19:40 St. Peter's Street (leads to the old town wall fragment and Rutland Terrace). 20:20 All Saints' Church. 20:55 Red Lion Square, with the spire of St. Mary's to the left. 22:20 A new (replacement) Eleanor's Cross (with no cross). 23:40 Sheepmarket (leads to St. Peter's Street). 26:05 The Meadows on the Welland, with St. Martin's Church in the distance (tomb of Lord Burghley). 26:55 St. Mary's Church from the Meadows. 27:45 The Welland. 28:00 The Burghley Almshouses. 28:30 The Welland bridge, where we started.

[@northernlights5481]

Nice walking video. Would be useful to note in the description, what date, and day of the week the walk was done, as every town has its own rhythm. I presume a Saturday morning?

[@EdMcF1]

Friday, the market is on Fridays.

[@paulrobson3413]

My wife’s home town

[@EdMcF1]

At 1.00 is the road that Isaac Newton must have taken on his way to and from Cambridge.

[@CharlesNocerous]

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