Marie Louise: The Princess of Nowhere

[@theodosiasnudpuckle7372]

I am reading her autobiography right now and I want to thank you for introducing me to her. she's totally cool

[@missmiawallis706]

"Her only crime was that she was living the life that she wanted-not the life that other's wanted for her"- The sweetest words I've ever heard. 🕊 🕊 🕊 Edit: thanks for the 2k likes 👍🏻

[@eamoroso56]

You never hear anything about her but what a fascinating royal who refused to live a boring life❤️

[@faithbrown8739]

Your documentary was thoroughly delightful! Beautifully executed and wonderfully informative. Thank you!

[@Tyranosaurux]

She may be "Princess of nowhere" but she sure has become The princess of my heart! Honestly... What a woman! The most royal and inspiring princess ever.

[@iangraham5625]

If there is one member of the British Royal Family I would have liked to meet, it is Princess Marie Louise. Many years go I bought her autobiography in a second hand bookshop and became instantly enchanted by this remarkable lady. I still dip into it from time to time. Thank you for this delightful film.

[@Eg-wo4cg]

I love that you make videos about people that aren't super famous today...like we don't need an another anne boleyn video lol

[@latoyah1624]

I AGREE!!! While I am an avid Tudor fanatic, there just aren't many more ways to spin Anne's story. Nothing new or of note since her death so no more videos please lol

[@Eg-wo4cg]

@@latoyah1624 I'm also really exited for the new anne boleyn drama. I think a black woman is gonna play her so I'm guessing it will be a little different

[@a.walters123]

Yes, amen!

[@piratesswoop725]

Agreed! Enough about the Tudors and the current living Windsors, we've heard everything about them ad nauseum! I love these videos on more obscure and lesser known princesses.

[@saintexupery8406]

@@piratesswoop725 - in your definition, is Prince Philip a "current" dead Windsor?

[@lenietrollip486]

A wonderful video and princess Louise's life story told beautifully! Thank you so much.

[@patriciaarroni2142]

Thank you so much. I knew nothing of Princess Marie Louise. You told her story in an enchanting way.

[@homeric29]

You couldn't have humanized or portrayed her better than if she herself was telling the abbreviated version of her storied life - I really enjoyed your video and hope you continue your efforts to resurrect into the general public's awareness the colorful lives of women like. Princess Marie Louise

[@elsievega6191]

I am glad she had a long and fulfilling life despite a horrible marriage.

[@noahnl8790]

Of course, the Victorians had very different standards of beauty, but, even so, why anyone would call Louie “ugly” is beyond me! I think she looks very beautiful. As a massive fanboy of Queen Victoria’s grandchildren I have come across many pictures of Louie. I knew *of* her, but, really, I knew nothing *about* her. What a life she lived and what a character she possessed. Thank you for bringing her to our attention! 🥰

[@mooniemuk]

She wrote a book called memories of 6 reigns. I have a copy it’s really interesting and affectionately written

[@gerryhouska2859]

Victoria was the ugly one - inside and out. What a horrible bitch!

[@AlexS-oj8qf]

She's probably blonde and blue eyed. The English disliked those attributes because it's considered as foreign. The Victorians love Anglo-Saxon attributes like Black Hair and Brown Eyes.

[@jadapalmer4356]

@Allegra Wallace - I would have to strongly disagree with her, as well. Queen Victoria was a beautiful woman. And, despite she was terribly direct, I loved her forthright, candid and straightforward personality. She was the type of Grandmother that I would admire. I don't admire the type of women that always have to be be careful and delicate not to hurt a persons feelings because it my daughter, niece grandchild. She called it as see seen it. I respect that type of elder woman. I can learn strength and wisdom from her and not take myself too seriously or get my feelings hurt at a whim.

[@samyandkitty8399]

She has a bizzare face, it is so far removed from the golden portion she is extremely difficult to draw. She has a too large nose a narrow mouth a huge chin and a very elongated horse face small eyes set too close and her ears are too low and too small, and offset. Her hairstyles don’t flatter her either. Most of those features are caused by generations of inbreeding in European royal families.

[@flygirlfly]

This deserves to be made into a motion picture or t.v. mini series.

[@elaineproffitt1032]

Yes please. Let's have a movie!

[@AnoRex770]

Queen Victoria calling her grandkids ugly as if she was a beauty herself...

[@phyllishartley3558]

Ha ha

[@ClaireCopeland-n6y]

Yes indeed. This woman....Queen Victoria had serious issues

[@charliekezza]

She was kinda pretty when she was younger but we usually see pictures of her in her widowhood

[@katetuer8394]

Victoria thought all children were ugly - even her own. She was a complex woman as most people are. I’m not here to defend her, but she was more than her looks. Criticise her for saying that to her granddaughter, but don’t pretend you’re any better if you then criticise her looks.

[@sophroniel]

I like so few American channels (amongst those who deal with the sort of subject), purely because I'm too English, I guess (my grandfather was an esteemed history professor who studied at Cambridge, after all!), but I simply love your narrations! They are so calm and a delight to the ear! New videos always brighten my day 🥰

[@lorie76yt]

It’s incredible how strong the family resemblance is through all the European royal families - I just realized who Louise reminded me of, in her wedding picture especially, was a cross between Empress Alexandra (Alix) and her daughter Anastasia

[@TheGirlintheTiara]

That's so interesting...I don't think I would have seen if it you hadn't mentioned it, but now that you have, I do see a resemblance in the lower half of the face. Thanks for bringing that up! I'll never look at a photo of Louise the same way now.

[@BarbaraVogt-p6c]

Hey Google show me pictures of Louise the princess Louise princess Alex and her mother Alexandra 0:06 0:06 0:06

[@SK22000]

I bet she was that cool aunt everyone talked about

[@auntiejen5376]

She absolutely had to have been just that!

[@maestroandres]

She was!!! There are a few royal biographies that pretty much say so!

[@Carol-D.1324]

Those are always the best aunts! 🥰 Anyone else have an aunt like that? What made her “cool”?

[@heard3879]

The famous photo of Queen Victoria is very ugly in my opinion. Funny that Queen Victoria should call anyone else ugly.

[@irinanyelova]

@@heard3879 Victoria in her youth was quite beautiful, but you’re right. She doesn’t have the right to call any of her descendants ugly

[@bronwynj5194]

Marie Louise, what backbone, strength of spirit, grace and intelligence! She conducted herself in her own way and had a life full of achievements. Some of the royal men, Edward VII and Harry, pale by comparison

[@lsmith9249]

Edward VII was actually one of our best Kings, a great diplomat he was known as Edward the peacemaker, he does not pale by comparison

[@anntee9036]

My new favorite princess 😅

[@Tyranosaurux]

Imagine your grandma calling you ugly- Poor Louise... Her and her sister were clones of each other and very far from "ugly"!

[@TheGirlintheTiara]

Agreed! I think they were both very pretty - and that picture of young Thora (Helena Victoria) is downright gorgeous. 😍

[@Manuello92]

Oh, stop it! If her grandmother called her ugly, who cares. Louise was a fascinating down-to-earth woman. That's more important. Honey, you can't please everyone but you can please yourself.

[@itsjoannotjoann5070]

@@Manuello92 --- Queen Victoria and her daughters were notorious for talking disparagingly about their children and grandchildren. They thought nothing about calling a child ugly and not much to look at.

[@Tyranosaurux]

@@Manuello92 "Imagine your grandma calling you ugly-" As in "You don't usually hear your grandma calling you ugly! Lol" I'm sorry if I gave you the wrong vibe with this comment. Obviously the outer beauty isn't all that important when the person itself is extremely grandeous. But then again, if you don't take my words seriously, you can see that what I meant is that Louise wasn't ugly at all like queen Victoria said. She was a beauty both outside and inside. Yes, maybe the royalty had high standards for appearance, but look at Louise and her sisters, they were all gorgeous (to me at least). Anyway, I apologize if my comment seemed inappropriate to you.

[@snowwhite5842]

Queen Victoria called her own children ugly. It was just how things were back then.

[@LunaBasset1]

Marie Louise and her sister Thora have always been my favorite granddaughters of Queen Victoria. I'm so happy that someone finally tells her story. Thank you so much!

[@popazz1]

She really was an indomitable spirit. Queen Victoria was not known for easing her grip on her offspring or their offspring, so for Marie Louise to have such reserves of self preservation it's a minor miracle. As a schoolboy in 1960s/70s England I wasn't particularly interested in History, besides which we weren't given an in-depth run down of the royals/monarchy. As I've matured in adulthood I've developed a deep fascination with the subject, (even though I'm not a monarchist), and it's always a treat to come across a well presented video of a less publicly known royal. I appreciate the work put into this production.

[@MiriamBezM]

Your voice is so soothing! What a great video 😊

[@ladyjane9980]

'Send the footman to ask her footman...' reminds me of 8th grade; you tell your friend to go ask her friend to ask her if she will go out with you. Wonderful video by the way!

[@itsirkeel]

Also-- loved the Vaughan Williams in the background. 💗

[@margaretisabellezerner4556]

Beautiful reading

[@karenkratzer7036]

Thank you. This was very interesting and she was indeed an interesting princess.

[@daphnefoster1165]

I loved this story. Thank you.

[@debbiesims138]

I thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you so much.

[@annalisette5897]

What a beautiful presentation! I love her words about Queen Elizabeth II, that she has devoted her life to duty.

[@karthymcg2104]

Loved this

[@jeannette7243]

You really make historical figures come alive as people.

[@YooTuba]

She had a fascinating life. I rather like the idea of being a Princess of No Place in Particular. I did wonder if she might have been more happily married to Prince Ferdinand of Romania whom she turned down.

[@poorthing]

No. Ferdinand married her cousin, Marie. She eventually became the famous Queen Marie of Romania. Marie Louise had a much more fulfilling life in England with her sister and family. I'm thinking each princess fulfilled their destiny

[@maremont2]

I had the same thought. But it sounds as though she enjoyed her independence.

[@willyboy3581]

An interesting point. Ferdinand ended up marrying Marie Louise's cousin, Princess Marie of Edinburgh. And while Princess Marie's flamboyant temperament was perhaps better suited to that of the Romanians than that of Marie Louise, I think a strong case can be made on the personal level of Ferdinand and Marie Louise enjoying a happy marriage.

[@Blaqjaqshellaq]

@@poorthing Dorothy Parker wrote a poem that ended with these lines: And love is something that can do no wrong, And I am Marie of Romania.

[@poorthing]

@@Blaqjaqshellaq the first poem I memorized was 'One Perfect Rose'. I love Dorothy Parker. Fellow poetry fan?

[@mischie1347]

A fascinating Princess.

[@victoriafinnin1215]

What a beautifully presented programme. Thank you for teaching this 47 year old royalist many new facts! 😁💕🇬🇧

[@jamellfoster6029]

She lived to see her cousin's granddaughter become Queen. The Royal Family is blessed with longevity...

[@wandapease-gi8yo]

Long life and the ability to live as a respected “Member of the Firm.” Elizabeth could not have had a better roll model!

[@baileyfortney]

one of my new favorite channels. royals and their lives and some of my favorite parts of history.

[@TheGirlintheTiara]

Thank you *so* much - I'm honored to be one of your favorites! ❤️

[@bonniesaxe9460]

Thank you for letting us meet this facinating woman

[@itsirkeel]

What an amazing, vibrant life to bring so fully here!! I subscribed a few minutes in. I know I'm going to love knitting and listening to these people you're bringing to life! 🥰

[@ginadelfina5887]

Wow, this is my favorite video you've done so far! Princess Louise seems like such an interesting and admirable person. I also like how this video is completely narrated by you (rather than having to read words on the screen). I also like the background music you used.

[@robyncarter5135]

I agree! And being hearing impaired, I also appreciate the great diction and enunciation as well as the non-overwhelming background music.

[@Magic.Mamaaa]

Another amazing woman in history brought to life thanks to you!

[@lornespry]

An excellent presentation charmingly narrated.

[@IamMinnie90]

What an awesome woman! Would love to have met her Thank you for your videos (also your voice is relaxing☺️)

[@DarrenMalin]

I remember studying her in school in the UK . She was very well regarded and respected

[@elenam9200]

O printesa foarte curajoasa care a înfruntat realitatea și a îmbătrânit frumos !Nu a abdicat de la principiile ei .

[@cynthiajtennant2674]

Wonderful biographies ! Your voice and presentations are superb. I truly look forward to all your historical adventures with anticipation. Thank you so very much.

[@Lisette777]

I just loved this! I am amazed by the courage of this fascinating - and very human - princess. I also just love the depth of your research, the crispness of your editing, and your very interesting narration. Thank you so much! 🤗

[@Mimi-ip9xc]

Loved it!!, Thank you…..

[@glenicecrease5115]

A really beautiful video. It was so interesting , well researched and presented. What a contrast this divorced English princess was, from the modern ones we are familiar with. Because she believed that her marriage vow was valid for the rest of her life in the Church of England, she lived like a saint,. She was a wonderful woman who did so much good. And until now I had never heard of Marie Louise.

[@mayajrj]

Yippeee another video from you and a wonderful topic. Marie Louise wrote a wonderful autobiography called 'My Memories of 6 reigns' (still available) and she was known as Aunt Lou. Someone not to be forgotten . Thank You @The Girl i the Tiara. . Always a good day when you post.

[@lorainewhite727]

It is an absolute pleasure to hear your narrations of these different members of royalty across the UK & Europe. Thank you so much. The amount of work that you have put into your research and particularly pronounciation is appreciated. My late Mum always spoke about Princess Alice (which one I'm not sure of) who stayed in South Africa during WWII , in an area known as Zwaanswyk in CapeTown's southern suburbs.

[@ellaw356]

What a wonderful woman! She seems beyond a wonderful woman! Thank you again TGITT! 💕

[@here_we_go_again2571]

@ 1:14 That is the first I have seen that picture of Queen Victoria. She looks so relaxed; maybe having her dog near her helped her to be so. Thx. GitT 😊😊

[@hotoneinspai]

Jenni...I just re-watched this video... It is so well done... Like you, I would have loved to have had Lunch with her, yes discussing Napoleon, but also other people she knew !! I'd also have loved to have known the terms of the divorce her Father negotiated for her !! She was not mega rich but she was not Poor! I've discussed her Jewelry collection with you before and one piece caught my eye in a photograph you show of Marie Louise draped in Fox Fur...A stunning brooch was passed upon Marie Louise's death to HM The Queen Mother and in 2002 after her death to The Queen. It's in the shape of a Starburst of Diamonds. I hope The Royal Family, can rescue the Cartier Tiara... when The Kents pass it on. Thank You again.

[@annfisher3316]

You brilliantly honor Herstory, thank you! 👸🤴 PS l imagine Princess Marie Louise as a role model for the philanthropicly hard working Princess Anne.

[@AmarieRegin]

OMG what she said to alix was....scary. Also, wow, never been this early to a video !

[@TheGirlintheTiara]

I know, right? That quote just took my breath away. It makes me wonder if Louise told anyone about what she'd said at the time, or if she waited until decades later when she wrote her memoir to share that with the world.

[@lindamcnally5063]

Y@@TheGirlintheTiara hmgmgmgmmgmg and the Rhett hmm the me

[@auntiejen5376]

Her husband was definitely the problem in her marriage. What a total stick-in-the-mud! And I believe that everything he accused her of in order to get a divorce was just like what many of us have experienced in our own relationships. He had to make himself out to be the blameless innocent. What a crock! I say he missed out on sharing his life with a truly incredible woman.

[@Khangel]

The narration said he and his eldest brother had a “horrible vice”. The love that cannot be mentioned. He was gay. That would have been a scandal of monumental proportions in those days. And gay men routinely married as a matter of form. Of course, it was a hellish existence for the wives.

[@meeeka]

Funnily enough, her cousin Ella, the older sister to Alix, later the Tsarina, was married to the Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich , the Tsar's uncle. It seems that Sergei was also what we would call, very gay. Even though Ella wanted children very much, Sergei wouldn't oblige her, (though they did raise the two children of his brother, Grand Duke Pavel Alexandrovich, Dmitri and Marie) together. It was supposed that she also was not "physically changed" after their long marriage. After Sergei A. was assassinated in Moscow, Ella founded an order of Orthodox nuns. She was murdered by the Cheka in Siberia during that awful July of 1918

[@susiebrockwell9486]

Great Job ❤

[@saracreaney]

What an amazing woman. A true role model for future royal family members. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@romarobbins270]

What an interesting woman! Thanks for making me aware of her and her life.

[@Julie-3434]

I thoroughly enjoyed learning about this historic woman! She truly is royal and challenges us to a life of service and discovery. Thank you!

[@karenwood2033]

I just found this video and I'm so glad I did. I absolutely love history and can't wait to watch all your other videos. Thank you for all the hard word you put into your work. It really shows.

[@michael_moffa8858]

I read her memoir in the Early 80's when I first went to college. I found it interesting and encouraging. I noticed it in the old fashioned card catalog and had to be directed down into the college basement where the Dewey Decimal books were kept in darkened isolation. It hadn't been check out in decades, which made me sad. I began reading royal biography as a teen, jumping up and down royal family trees and alliances. A great uncle at a funeral told me were were distantly related to George Washington, and in turn to the medieval royals some how. I spent decades trying to research and make connections as some great aunts had lost their copy of the family tree. Finally a few years ago I traced us back to The Plantagenet Dynasty. Now I know Marie Louise was my 16th Cousin!

[@grammy965]

Very interesting ! Thank you for sharing.❤️

[@laurakazimir1712]

How amazing!

[@lporquai9048]

I wouldn't be proud of being related to George Washington.. The fact he had slaves is gross. Also, he beded one of his "slaves" I doubt she would've wanted too either.. Disgusting

[@michael_moffa8858]

@@lporquai9048 I'm also a direct descendant of Attilla the Hun! He killed lots of people. I also have a family line of Quakers who were Abolitionists and passed slaves on out of Maryland through Delaware in the early 1800's. History is what it is, the good, bad and Ugly.

[@nycdweller]

Fabulous video of a fabulous woman who lived a full life. Marie Louise was quite pretty too !

[@magdalenamrowka4734]

I can listen to this voice forever! A lot of KZbinrs could learn! Thank you.

[@majaklancic19]

I can’t wait what amazing princess you are going to present next! Being a history fan myself, I admire your way of explaining lives of once hidden women. Excellent job!

[@americaneclectic]

Please do Princess Alice of Greece and Denmark. She had an amazing, crazy life.

[@cremebrulee4759]

Someone else made one. It was very good. Such a difficult life, but she did so much good.

[@i.rankin6711]

Alice of Battenberg, later of Greece. She never lost her German title..mother of Prince Philip

[@hisdivinegraceimperialmaje4178]

great video

[@lisakilmer2667]

That's an inspirational story of someone who made a tremendous comeback. In so many of her photos she looked so sad - actually in a lot of royal photos I think they all look ... lugubrious. But she must have been sparkling inside, behind the solemn facade. An interesting story, well told.

[@sharonjackson5614]

This was wonderful!!!

[@conningdale8805]

Good video. I have a copy of her memoirs which is fascinating reading. Am delighted to see this; she deserves to be remembered. Thank you for posting. Excellent work!

[@elaineproffitt1032]

Wonderful video!! The princess reminds me of Princess Diana. Both were so devoted to their country and people.

[@aemont2177]

So excited for another one of these!! Thank you so much for bringing these fascinating stories to light!

[@TheGirlintheTiara]

You're so welcome - I'm glad you liked it! It's not every day you stumble on a reference to a punching bag in a palace. Definitely a story worth sharing. :)

[@HannahJack123]

You have such a sweet, kind voice that made this story come to life, thank you!

[@joyceeleanor2]

Your presentation of Marie Louise is most engaging, well spoken and paced perfectly. Thank you. Joyce

[@mariedupre7933]

My name is exactly hers! What an inspiration to us all.she was far from ugly and her life was exciting and to her choosing! Thank you for such an interesting blog 😊enjoyed it so much!

[@Phyllosophy1968]

I absolutely loved the summary you made of this lovely and extraordinary woman and Princess. Loved how you made her come alive. I smiled all the way through.

[@judylamantia9741]

Thank you for sharing , a wonderful story of a beautiful lady ❤

[@mmsharonmm]

Great story. 😀

[@anastasiavandaele6350]

Amazing job on the narrative, stunning production, loved the credits :) And such an exquisite portrayal of a indomitable spirit who lived in fascinating times. Can't wait to get my fingers on her autobiography.

[@williamevans9426]

It's well worth a read!

[@josehurtado2782]

Thanks for this beautiful video. I am aware of the existence of this fine princess since the day I discovered her in the official photograph of the royals who attended the coronation in 1953. Afterwards I read James Pope-Hennessy biography of Queen Mary, where her "Memories of Six Reigns" are often wuoted quoted. Later I bought the book in Westminster Abbey bookshop and was able to learnt all she says of her very interesting life.She was very keen on classical music; during her stay in Germany she was acquainted with the Wagner family and visited them in Bayreuth. Then, back in England, she and her sister Thora were often accompanyng the monarchs during nearly all the first half of the XXth century, and even more herself, who died in 1956, shortly after the publication of her souvenirs. In her book she declares herself very proud of her collection of "napoleonica" and I suppose it is now in the Royal Collection. Still one thing about her royal connections: she was first cousin of the empress Augusta Victoria of Germany, the first wife of kaiser Wilhelm II, also her cousin. Her father, Christian Augustenburg, was brother of Friedrich, the father of the empress. Would it be possible to do videos on her sister Helena Victoria and on her cousins Victoria Alberta of Hesse, Margaret of Prussia, Alice of Athlone and Lady Patricia Ramsay?

[@ebriggs3498]

Wow, what an incredible lady! She died three months after I was born. In fact, my mother had a fascination with the new, young queen of England and I am named after her. Very well done presentation

[@lemonwoodcourt]

All of us born after February 6, 1952 can write, “My Memory of One Reign”! Excellent video with lots of photos and paintings I have never seen. Thank you!

[@maevewhite4376]

Fascinating life story!

[@chachadodds5860]

What a lovely, enjoyable presentation of a little known British Royal; and what a fascinating life she led. Thank you.

[@vickisampson408]

Marie Louise is now my favourite royal of all time. I wish I had have known her.😊

[@catherinecoales4392]

Thank you. Loved this video. One of my earliest memories is of toddling round Princess Marie Louise gardens in Manchester. A quiet, well loved spot in a bustling city.

[@jeanpetit9483]

excellent documentaire - personnage très attachant - et quelle vie bien remplie !! merci

[@paulkusmierz9475]

Thank you so very much! Being a Monarchist all my life and having developed my person on it’s principles by studying and emulating many of ‘ characters’ in its long history good and difficult,as an American at age 82 I feel I have lived a life of dignity,kindness, and Honor by Her Majesty’s steadfast example! Keep up the good work you are doing especially now as we watch Her Majesty having to suffer in Her usual dignity the pain put upon Her by Her very own beloved grandson!!!! At the time She deserves to enjoy every moment in happiness and calm in having kept Her promise she must and will bear this ignominious buddy! AND let us hope that the Viper Harry has managed to let in may accidentally view it!!!! Miracles DO happen you know!!!!! KEEP UP YOUR GOOD WORK! The good that is happening with the tragedy of HARRY and MM is getting Americans to become interested in the monarchy sort of through the back door. We are a nation of curiosity and of fairness and right and wrong. We have learned much lately, We somehow have always been interested in the Nation we broke away from and the ‘ ROYALS’

[@kezzabell8123]

What a beautiful caring princess

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

As I once heard somewhere smart women dumb choices, we have all been fooled at some point in our lives as they say live and learn. But this Lady was smart in many ways. I have an aunt was got out of a bad marriage and joined my family I proudly call her my aunt still and her two-year-old daughter my first cousin still.

[@ladyagnes7781]

I consider myself a Big fan of history and if never heard her story. Thank you for so much for putting it out there

[@cindyholmes4354]

Wonderful. The best I have seen in a long time.

[@sm0kybluedaze394]

Excellent story telling! Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@ellaeadig263]

Thank you for giving so much exposure to these amazing women! I feel like there have been so many remarkable strong women marching to the beat of their own drum who just get brushed over by the patriarchy - but these women were trailblazers and are great examples for the rest of us.

[@aeri3283]

She reminded me of princess anne so much!!!!

[@cgt3704]

A princess that loves history ? Finally, someone that understands me.

[@debicorwin6978]

Thank you for sharing this story! What an amazing life Louise had.

[@HattieMcDanielonaMoon]

THANK YOU ALGORITHM for recommending this amazing channel!!!!

[@arlenejamieson437]

I love your videos so much your voice is so soothing and I learn a lot from you as I love history much love Arlene from Scotland xoxoxo

[@TheGirlintheTiara]

Aww, thank you so much! I'm so glad you liked meeting Louise. She seems like someone you could just hang out with, you know? And since she loved history too, we'd all have lots to talk about! Much love to everyone in Scotland. ❤️

[@egriffinj]

Another terrific job! Great research, great writing, great presentation. You always chose the most marvelous of personalities. The narration is excellent and getting excellent-er with every post. Once again my warmest congratulations.