A Look Around Ross on Wye | The Birthplace of British Tourism??

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[@brummie0007]

I really like Ross, my sister lives about 20mins away from Ross, lovely town to visit.

[@LiveforTravel]

We liked it too.

[@Wheres_wanda_wandering]

Paul, Fran, Oliver and Alice lovely to see you back. Looks a lovely place. Where did you stay? Take care Gill

[@LiveforTravel]

Thanks. We had stayed at Haywood Farm but had to leave prior to visiting the town.

[@ajandthebs]

Really enjoyed this Vlog. We were in Ross in May and stayed over one night - parked up on the road right where the Lion statue is - no restrictions after 4pm. (Steve’s mum was from Ross). Totally agree, a beautiful place to visit. Just one word of warning - it’s very up and down - you will know what I mean by that.

[@LiveforTravel]

Thanks. That’s good to know. Yes we liked it. Helped by good weather.

[@LiveforTravel]

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[@bishyboy1]

Nice to see you had a good time in Ross- lived here all my life

[@LiveforTravel]

We loved Ross. It’s also a nice drive to get there.

[@gonegoozling9034]

What a lovely little place and a shame that the buildings have been left to rot! Welcome back, I have missed your vlogs :). Ian

[@LiveforTravel]

It was a nice place but many buildings left abandoned is never nice to find.

[@escapethematrix5069]

Nice to see you again, Paul n fam. Looking forward to more great trip ideas over the summer. PS, still haven't escaped the matrix.

[@LiveforTravel]

Thanks. You never escape the Matrix 😁

[@jeffshaw4553]

Wow what an amazing church I have family from Ross on wye from what I remember as child when we used to go and see my uncle it felt like in middle of nowhere being from redditch originally but then moved to essex in 2007 when met the now to be wife what a lucky lady 😂😂

[@LiveforTravel]

They are all lucky ladies 😁

[@MartinKennedy636]

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[@johntimbrell]

A back handed compliment; perhaps! I liked the fact that the presenter did not pretend to be knowledgeable and authoritative. So many videos give out wrong information. This video gave a glimpse of Ross through a families eyes. I live near Ross, so I do know a bit about it - even so there is still much to discover. On this November day, I liked wandering around Ross whilst sat in my armchair. Thanks.( for those proposing to visit Ross after watching the video Look for Noel Gordon's grave. Check out the view from The Prospect. (The birth of tourism? William Gilpin promoted the "picturesque" scenery around Ross. The name addition on Wye became necessary because postal packages ended up in the Scotland town of the same name. In the same way as the prefix Welsh was added to Pool in Wales to differentiate between Poole in Dorset. ) Being a nerd makes life interesting.

[@LiveforTravel]

Thanks. We are happy for comments and compliments, backhanded or otherwise. We are pleased someone who knows the area well has watched the video and took the time to add more points of interest for viewers. I particularly like the reason for the ‘Wye.’