My Wiltshire Adventure - Exploring Calne with Glastonbury Gabriel

[@ramibu239]

So many wonderful looking old buildings there in Calne.😍 It was nice to get to know GG more!

[@RichardVobes]

A whole load of footage on the weavers houses was sadly lost.

[@ramibu239]

@@RichardVobes oh no!!!!😪 Well if David is ever generous & gracious enough to offer his place again, you will have to make it a mission to go visit next time!

[@ChrisReadCenturix]

My old home town. Sitting outside St Mary's church looking at the historical section of Calne. Behind the almshouses is the green, surrounded by the old wool mill and original Fynamore school building. On the other side of the church is a house where the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge lived during the late 18th century. The graveyard for the church hosts a couple of people of note, Jan Ingenhousz who discovered photosynthesis and also the resting place of Inverto Boswell the so-called King of the Gypsies. There used to be a large meat processing company called Harris' which dated back to the late 18th century and took up a large footprint in the centre of the town directly opposite the town hall where this video started. It was demolished in the 1980s and caused quite a bit of unemployment. So glad you made a video in Calne after visiting Cherhill and Hilmarton. Thanks!

[@ramibu239]

Wow! If he ever makes back up that way you need to be his tour guide!😀😉

[@jackielowe7377]

Calne looks lovely. Thanks for showing us.

[@welshmanjasonpatrick8607]

Very interested video

[@WiltshireMan]

Richard, If you make a good sticky toffee pudding I would keep it a secret from Glastonbury Gabriel. The marriage would never work:) Having said that Gabriel did say some very wise things and I will now have to go and check his channel out. Sandy

[@PortsladeBySea]

Wiltshire is an amazzzzing county which is steeped in history, heritage and beautiful landscape 👍

[@MrGreatplum]

A good schmoozy around Calne :)

[@bullettube9863]

Another fine video and the musical background was great, not intrusive and rather appropriate. I also looked again at the church spires on the church behind you, very interesting. Something you don't see much are the antennas on some of the houses, it's like they are copying the church. Gabriel seems to be a very interesting person, I'll have to check out some of his videos. Stay well Richard and Gabriel!

[@RichardVobes]

Thanks very much

[@susanolson3611]

Gabriel makes you smile and seems to bring out your creative quirkyness. Great collab. 🙂

[@kimisbell5017]

Great video, lots of fun and, a nice introduction to Calne which I was very interested in as my niece recently moved there! It looks beautiful. Thanks Richard and GG

[@RichardVobes]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@CharlieCooper3101]

Some nice looking old buildings, and it's nice to get to know abit more about mr Glastonbury.

[@mickyjb2003]

Great place Calle by the looks of it. What a character Gabriel is. Thanks.

[@Mattriver7]

Ah, the wonders of the unsung English market town. Gabriel seems like a bit of a character, I bet he's got some interesting stories.

[@ninalever9773]

Fantastic video!

[@MrNas42]

So enjoyable! I loved the gentle interview and the stunning local architecture. What a find! Slightly puzzled as to why Gabriel chooses to use an oversized shaving brush for a microphone. I wonder how many Badgers went into it's making. Clearly WW1 was not good for the Angel family of Calne ...

[@TechFromYorkshire]

He reminds me of a northern mill town comedian!

[@georgetimperley8906]

Nice one, gabriel seems a skilled man. Great video You two. by the way Richard. I have a lot of videos to catch up on, having been without WiFi for a week again, so apologies if I don't watch them all.

[@orlas5861]

7 Angell family on WW1 War Memorial !! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@imranzazai7404]

Amazing video enjoying.

[@somatotrophin1535]

Why no mention of Priestly, oxygen and the pond next to the Co-op?

[@marksadventures3889]

Points for the dodgiest shorts to mankind

[@grahamcass7420]

That mark sellwood knows all about samey,apparently!

[@Catherine-hf6zc]

A bit confusing, but delightful.