Long Nights In The Farm: 17th Century Countryside Music | Tales From The Green Valley

[@angiewoodward4166]

Love these that focus on day to day stuff instead of battles and politics. And they are actually doing the history instead of talking about things and showing pictures.

[@jakubj_]

Could you include an episode number in the title? Would help to see these in the proper sequence. Otherwise awesome quality! Hard to find this documentary in a decent one.

[@aprilwhitaker9806]

Really?

[@stiannobelisto573]

I know it's a complete mess, i think they get more views if they just put silly titles instead

[@DrO111-z1v]

​@@aprilwhitaker9806 Really?

[@gardnerwebb3749]

Fall, winter, spring, summer. Close enough?

[@christinecarter6836]

I'm having the same trouble as the following episode doesn't autoplay.... I've lost my seasons and where does the ink episode fit in??!!!!! Argh 🙂

[@johnransom1146]

I hope that the green valley continues as a living museum. I’ve seen these before but never this well done. Cudos

[@NH_RSA__]

6:34 Stuff is still valuable today. No politician can function without large quantities of it.

[@MintyFarts]

that herring salad looks so good! i wish i could try that marsh veggie.

[@annazaman9657]

That's one beautiful privy

[@Laura-kl7vi]

It's notable how, despite being so far North (further than New England in the States), they have Some garden produce all through Winter. Kale, leeks and other root vegetables. They have one snow so far, and it's already February. First frost was in Dec. In New England, we have numerous storms, and you can't grow anything Nov-April outside.

[@aplaceinthestars3207]

It's been years since I first saw a Ruth Goodman doc, but this one is new to me and I love it! It doesn't get better than mature and intellectual toilet humor XD

[@toddrodgers5108]

I have enjoyed each and every one iv seen. I pray someone is still working the farm the same way . I know it was hard work but satisfying I'm sure . Bless all that where involved in this. I like to cook so all the meals, Beer making ,cheese. Wow.

[@dwaynekoblitz6032]

Sorry. Honestly? This is so damn good! And I don't know why. Love it.

[@angiewoodward4166]

It’s the people, Ruth , Peter and Alex

[@lesleyanderson5697]

Fascinating. Thanks.

[@doctordong8088]

17:48 My guy really did not just break out into Kashmir lololololol

[@me3333]

Thank you, I wasn't sure if I was hearing something that wasn't there if he actually was busting out some Kashmir

[@MintyFarts]

for the fish skins, i imagine they could be boiled to extract flavor for a stock. boiling grains in that would be nice cooled and tossed with herbs.

[@humveehunter]

Very cool .. !!

[@robertjackson5925]

Lol as to the previous comment i somewhat agree.but i guess we have to figure something out on our own lol ..thanks for the videos and the lore with explanation

[@tritchie6272]

It just hit me. For the life they are supposedly living a couple of them look less weathered than I would expect. When I worked outside in the winter my face was wind burnt. I don't know if its different complexions do different things,or if they ain't spending as much time outside as I thought.

[@aansimns2169]

I'd say maybe different weather conditions, getting used to it and difference in clothing

[@ticy0001]

24:40 - Her face is priceless 🤣

[@billg7101]

Awesome job. Also Chloe is cute as a button 😁

[@cerberus6654]

When it starts - all green and fresh looking - and the guy says "It's February..." - I laughed. February in Atlantic Canada is not green. It's WHITE.

[@letterman07]

Is there a reason they’re calling Peter “Fonz”? He’s in several of the other series and I’ve not heard him called that til this one.

[@stevep5408]

Used a composting toilet on a farm. The urine over the course of a couple of weeks would lead to high concentration of ammonia you could smell!

[@zendog7212]

Bum fodder. Hence Bumf for irrelevant paperwork. It still had its uses. In a once famous nautical ditty, it was also referred to as feed of arse.

[@davidhewitt6868]

In the Isle of Man they’re called a ( goes under )

[@catherinemartina6469]

Would they have use Molen which is a plant that is soft and supple and used as toilet paper and also to treat diaper rash but other things as well

[@lynnodonnell4764]

Do you mean Mullien weed ? (Did I spell that right)

[@lenamoser3888]

Mullein

[@philochristos]

You'd never see an experiment like this in Texas. It's too hot.

[@mainemermaid6596]

They'd have to live/survive as the first settlers in Texas did.

[@gardnerwebb3749]

To capitalist

[@leannemori9688]

Why is Peter Ginn being called Fonz, is it just a nickname?

[@houselazreg576]

Yes that’s really strange, I thought his name was Peter

[@zendog7212]

College nickname. He dropped it when he became more professional.

[@leannemori9688]

@@zendog7212 oh, thank you so much

[@RoseCottageColleen]

I had no idea how often the Britt's say "really"

[@NH_RSA__]

Really? Sorry. Just had to.

[@fariseudoagreste]

I'm not quite sure if it was really necessary to show that guy taking a dump

[@janicem9225]

🤣

[@andagain21]

This originally aired in 2005

[@kwamembuki9721]

Are you having a giraffe? No mate. Can't be. The production seems yesterday.. glad to learn though.

[@angiewoodward4166]

Figures. Some of the best stuff was made then.

[@sabatino1977]

17:49 - do I hear Kashmir?

[@mattwilson8298]

Bagpipes indoors!? My ears would bleed

[@jefffriedberg]

Ruth i think here is about 40. Very spry for her age 😊

[@AdDewaard-hu3xk]

"It's the women who are in charge". So bugger off, Monty,

[@BubuH-cq6km]

9:56 George Orwell wrote about this as dis Roger Waters write and sing about this "Animal Farm and Animals" TOO BAD People didn't listen guess this "Species is Amused To Death"🤷🏼‍♂ ❓

[@hangfire5005]

The privy closeup was completely unnecessary

[@artadams424]

What has this got to do with “Countryside music” ? !!!

[@velaudhanthampi3104]

The only worst thing from then till today is that , after pooping no water wash. Where does the changes and alterations, alternatives and techniques and technologies took the Western people on washing their BUM cracks. Still a mistake or a mistry

[@Gryffyth_Aurum]

I find it hard to believe there were no winter hats in the 17th century.

[@aansimns2169]

There were