TEWKESBURY | A walk around Tewkesbury Town Centre and Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire, England.

[@leonafuller566]

My hubby and I have lived in Tewkesbury for just over a year, and I love it. It's so picturesque and quaint with the lovely historical buildings, the River Avon and the Abbey. Sadly we are moving on to new pastures in a couple of weeks, and I will miss this beautiful little town.

[@dottydot8058]

what a lovely abby full of glowing light

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Very true

[@Foodisgood]

Thanks for the walkthrough of this town. My ancestors left there in the 1700s to move to America. I am sure it is vastly different now compared to then but it was nice to see some of the buildings that would have been around back then.

[@carollongden2369]

I spent a year as a child in 1940 evacuated from the blitz in Bristol. I lived with. Mothers cousin at a garage on high street. Garage at back for coaches. I went to school. I think it was called Trinity. Love Tewkesbury . So much history.

[@groovusmaximus2497]

I live in Tewkesbury. Thanks for the great video showcasing out town. Please remember that even the bricked face of a building, hides the real tudor front. There's more trader buildings here than you see.!

[@judyfraz1]

Really enjoyed this walk as I spent time in Tewkesbury while in the UK. Absolutely loved it. One of my strongest memories. Stayed at beautiful Jessop House close to the Abbey.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Lovely - what a nice place it is!

[@maggiemitchell4359]

Beautiful diamond patterns in the brickwork on Healings mill,lovely town.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

It really is!

[@pancrazioaquilina7029]

We allways visit Tewkesbury such a lovley place, when we visit our brother in glouester thanks

[@raytwigg6881]

Always been popular tourist place before motorways. Amazed by the workmanship of these ancient buildings . Great 👍

[@lotus0041]

Really Lovely video, hope you don't mind me pointing this out but the Mill (Healings Mills) that appears at the beginning of the video was built for Samuel Healing in 1865. The Mill that the Monks occupied and produced flour is Abbey Mill which is located on the Avon which is by the Bell Hotel.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Oh no!! Thank you so much - I made a big mistake with that one then! My apologies, I think I misread the information I was researching!

[@elainehowell2836]

You picked a nice day to visit Tewkesbury in the sunshine and a nice town and cars and the shops and some of the nice old buildings too

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Was a hot one filming this one!

[@jojo1234a]

I’m blessed to call this beautiful place home 💜

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Lovely place!

[@keniles3057]

I'm fortunate enough to have e a static caravan near this beautiful town . This is only a glimpse of its beauty . You can spend hours walking the back streets & the little walks(gulleys) . The Abbey has a tower which can be visited , if you can walk up very many steps, the views of the countryside are amazing ! The Abbey was bought by the townspeople after the Reformation to prevent Henry VIII razing it to the ground . There is so much history here , it could fill a book

[@railiedouglas3018]

Fabulous view of the Abbey! It’s the reason I’ll be visiting Tewkesbury in May next year. Have always been impressed the townspeople bought it off Henry VIII.

[@unowen7591]

I love these types of videos. Makes me feel like I teleported there. Would love to visit one day

[@ChrisHannon-pi8bc]

Looks lovely..i worked in Gloucester for teo years and aleays meant to visit Tewkesbury

[@ChrisHannon-pi8bc]

Fabulous...love the video .ive eatched many of youre.... definitely love history and beautiful architecture and scenery ill plqn a visit.. soon

[@sueparry4210]

Lovely video of our town. Next time go visit all the little alleyways. Well worth doing another tour x

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Definitely!!

[@wefukthenwo]

Thank you. I enjoy these walks as it helps me unwind. The video quality and content is fantastic.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Glad you like them! Thank you so much!

[@bexhil7]

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[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you so much Michael!!

[@R08Tam]

One of my favourite towns to visit

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Can see why!

[@CobraPlaysGames]

Never thought I’d see where I live on this channel. Great video!

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thanks for watching!

[@gazzertrn]

I live just down the road from Tewkesbury , love visiting the town so much history .The abbey is a real gem , so many old timber framed buildings to see . Well worth visiting for the day .

[@GimbalWalkTV]

It really is!

[@garyedwards5405]

i deliver in tewkesbury & on the odd occasion can actually park in loading bays

[@GimbalWalkTV]

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[@gilly0264]

A lovely walk Neil. Ive never been i will have to now. I lost count of the listed buildings lovely to see so many.

[@paulinefearnley9379]

Loved this walk around this great town. The buildings and Abbey were amazing thanks for taking me keep on walking 👍🚶🏻❤️

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thanks so much

[@mickbutler9407]

Great video again love the Abbey and the old buildings in the town another place to visit some time

[@dbarrett747]

i live in Tewkesbury its such a lovely little town to live in

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Very lovely!

[@sandrahardy1208]

What a lovely place Tewkesbury is. Feel I want to visit now. Thank you for showing us around with another great video Neil. Such amazing buildings, really enjoyed that tour. ❤👍

[@GimbalWalkTV]

So nice of you Thank you very much Sandra!

[@suedaniels1602]

The Rice family owned it - they were my relations and related to the Priestley family

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you Sue!

[@geoffjoffy]

Nice walk. Cheers

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thanks 👍 Appreciated!

[@ddunn3489]

GREAT WALK and......I saw a FARM TRACTOR 👍👍👍👍and...NO STARBUCKS OR McDONALDS 😆👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@karenking4271]

Hello Neil, the tinted windows are for, comfort, energy efficiency and protection from UV rays. Also, i was loving this walk. Thank you for sharing, Hun :) x

[@karenking4271]

I too fell in love with the Abbey :) x

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Ah - I meant the dinted windows (the windows that seem to dint inwards) Not sure if the camera showed it clearly but the windows actually seem to bend inwards!

[@karenking4271]

@@GimbalWalkTV Sorry Hun, i didnt see them dinted :)

[@johngaskins4700]

@@karenking4271 it was the HQ of Tewkesbury Royal British Legion Club, the building belongs to The Abbey Lawn Trust. It was originally two buildings, the windows are the effect of pressure of the weight of the building over the years. Inside there were one or two strengthining pillars that had been fitted at some point.

[@karenking4271]

@@johngaskins4700 Thank you, John :) x

[@timenow5312]

We've been to Tewkesbury several times and will be there having cream teas as soon as the sun comes back again......The windows?, if they arn't naturally warping, the only other reason I could think is that if the glare from these windows is too bright on a sunny day to see in to the place, then if they are slightly angled, then that would take away the direct glare and reflection of peoples faces when trying to look in.........just a guess........on reflection!.

[@lucygale336]

Gorgeous buildings wow

[@GimbalWalkTV]

They are!

[@DD-tt6up]

Fab views

[@GimbalWalkTV]

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[@waynebradder8069]

Absolutely fantastic to see you in Tewkesbury but I have to say that I was very disappointed that you just stuck to the Main Street leaving so many unbelievable sights unexplored, I understand that you have time issues but what you showed was, in my opinion just a teaser ! I love your channel and the films you post so don’t think I’m being deliberately unfairly critical, fingers crossed that you go back again. 👍

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thanks Wayne - I need to research where to go there as I got a bit lost to be honest 🤣

[@goodrecipes2283]

It would be beautiful if there was some greenery on the streets!

[@brianbates4514]

Nice one so interesting 👍

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jamesjackson7844]

It must have been an amazing town in its heyday.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Oh yes

[@chrispage3337]

Probably very smelly as I believe it was famous for it glove makers, which was particularly odorous in the initial tanning stages.

[@lynnsimpson1792]

Hi there ,love your channel but when you gonna do st helier Jersey ?

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Not sure yet - as soon as I can though!

[@lynnsimpson1792]

@@GimbalWalkTV Thank you for your reply , I'm sure you will enjoy it there . We went in may and it is a beautiful place. 👍

[@carllavell8673]

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[@GimbalWalkTV]

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[@GRAHAMAUS]

Very nice, though there is much, much more to see in the back lanes. It's good to see the High Street more or less fully occupied by shops and businesses, in the early 90s it seemed to be dying on its feet. I lived in Tewkesbury for a few years as a kid (on Priors Park estate, not such a pretty part of the town!) and it's interesting to compare it from then (1971) to now. In reality not much has changed, though it's busier. I took part in the 1971 parade marking 500 years since the Battle of Tewkesbury, and some amateur video of that can be viewed here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIjYmXuFjNNoqK8si=h7hB7kdzLifLUdth. The Royal Hop Pole is mentioned in Dickens' Pickwick Papers, and Tewkesbury Cross in A.E Houseman's A Shropshire Lad.

[@theoisaac9948]

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[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thanks Theo!

[@josejuan1690]

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[@trevorjackson1551]

Yet another would be attractive town almost devoid of foliage,flora or trees.Again why,I ask , do the English so hate natural beauty. Imagine this place as a French German or Italian town !The Abbey grounds are fine but the streets???

[@adriangear106]

Yes spot centre needs a facelift and more boat trips

[@broomstick1690]

Tewkesbury has many beautiful natural spaces, this was a tiny snapshot. A nature reserve, secret gardens, parks, vineyards, the Ham, riverside walks, flood plains, battle walks.

[@johnross2924]

They loved chopping trees down, why don't they build around the trees, I've thought this loads 😞

[@trevorjackson1551]

@@broomstick1690 This is ñot my point. Continental towns decorate their streets with colourful plants, foliage and greenery to enhance the built up environment adding to the pleasure of living there. Having a pleasant park out of sight round the corner does not do it,, This is something the English fail to understand despite their reputation as great gardeners,

[@shaunhealey1]

Go to the high Street portion of the video there are loads of tubs filled with flowers.