Queen Victoria's Educational Visit To Warwick | Royal Upstairs Downstairs | Absolute History

[@shaunyjimenez9637]

I could hear these two talk for a week, they're so goddamn polite

[@moodylicious]

i love these two! They cheer me up. and the story content is unsurpassed.

[@kathyotoole4608]

I absolutely love these videos! So enamored with English history!!

[@britbyname3620]

I’m lucky enough to live beside this fine Castle ,tournament on there this weekend.

[@spacecat85]

This is such a fun and interesting series, and I'm not even British.

[@shaunamalcolm7031]

Same. I think I am getting older because these things interest me more than tik tok and social media influencers!

[@spacecat85]

@@shaunamalcolm7031 Right? Plus some of those recipes do sound legit delish.

[@stacyfausnaugh9217]

I would love to go to England and see all of this! Love this series!

[@missmissy2011]

Same!! I love all these videos

[@dl3g3nd45]

Same, i dont know how i got here, but im lovin it.

[@Samantha-qj9wq]

GOOD GIRL, GEORGINA! I am so fascinated by this series, and she was a GODSEND of accurate information !!

[@brightpurpleviking]

The bears in that huge carved sideboard revolve because when you put them both in a precise position it opens a secret door where they kept some of their treasures.

[@Samantha-qj9wq]

OH, NO! "Thus ends the account [of Georgina]"??!! No, there HAS to be more! God Almighty, I absolutely adore the two of you. The perfect respectful and educational and passionate chemistry they both have. Separate paths, which then converge together beautifully to tell a wonderful account of a time past.

[@wilfordfraser6347]

Girl. The minute she starts cooking I got hungry.

[@Dorky9394]

With Queen Victoria being known to eat plain foods, I'd imagine she adored the mayonnaise and lobster dish. Must have been right in her wheelhouse.

[@jodylarson5317]

this is always a joy to watch

[@CodeNameV]

Been to Warwick Castle twice, loved every moment.

[@tinyGrim1]

Thank you, love these .

[@julieneff9408]

I've been there. From the outside it is so beautiful. The inside just about gave me a panic attack.

[@user-qk5td1co9u]

why

[@viviluz6703]

Why? 🤔

[@julieneff9408]

@@viviluz6703 I don't know.

[@julieneff9408]

@@user-qk5td1co9u no idea

[@helenharris1601]

Why? Was it because it was so dark in there like most old castles? Or did you sense ghosts? Or picked up things of its past?

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

Love Rosemary's outfit!

[@mikeandtaraoliver3709]

Brilliant series.

[@TheImprovised]

She's so heavy handed with those flowers and plants. Jeez

[@henriettalowe6397]

Beautiful

[@Stonewalljr1241]

STOP REUPLOADING THE SAME BLOODY VIDEOS!

[@ithoughtyouknew7036]

That was super moist and smoothered. I'm sure tasting more of mayo then lobster. That lady loves her mayo, I guess. Did they pick their teeth with the antenna after?

[@sarahrickman6609]

Lol

[@Dorky9394]

I agree, too much mayo. But as they did in Victorian times, they masked the food. In this case it was with Mayo.

[@ithoughtyouknew7036]

@@Dorky9394 what do you mean masked the food in mayo? Like Lobster or lettuce was gross or something? Maybe together was the problem and they needed the mayo? Idk, glad I wasn't alive during this time. The one time I had lobster I didn't like it. It was too sweet. I don't know if lobster should even taste sweet? No one ever told me? Maybe it was a posh thing to eat and she didn't like it? She would never tell, right. But liked her mayo?

[@Lineandsinker87]

@@ithoughtyouknew7036 curry for example, people added spice and herbs to mask the flavour of spoiled meats due to refrigeration not being invented yet. People incorrectly assume curry is an Indian invention. The word “curry” and curry power were a British attempt at recreating foods tasted whilst in India so by all historical accounts curry is British 👍🏼

[@Mysticmoon62]

@@ithoughtyouknew7036 idk if they that was just the victorian way persay but the meat was pretty bad and stuff. I feel sorry for the people who worked at the meat factories why atleast the fda was born. Probably it was created due to the press going inside the factories and a book published called animal farm.

[@photomukund]

Subtext: all the while bleeding the colonies of their native heritage, cultures, traditions and identity. No apologies yet. Never forget.

[@HBADGERBRAD]

Too bad that delicious lobster 🦞 is covered in mayo. Yuck. I'd scrapped off as much as possible.

[@marilynmcclintock2974]

I would not like that lobster dish.

[@yegfreethinker]

I can't blame you. Seafood is disgusting.

[@adrianguynn5807]

@@yegfreethinker LOL you must be from the Mid West.

[@RedEyedCrow118]

NGL the large lady's loud breathing is very distracting.

[@ellisford7596]

Ngl your rude

[@RedEyedCrow118]

@@ellisford7596 Its rude that I cant pay attention because of someone's loud breathing? ok :)

[@crow-t-robot]

@@RedEyedCrow118 You could easily just not watch it

[@RedEyedCrow118]

@@crow-t-robot But I like this show. I want to watch it.

[@ellisford7596]

@@RedEyedCrow118 well don't watch it then. She is half the show so too bad 🤷🏼

[@OstblockLatina]

Thank heavens I didn't have any bite of that marvellous lobster salad, because it would definitely go to waste as I would surely not be able to control me emetic reflex upon hearing the final quotation from the journal of whatsherface that was accompanying Victoria on her visit. An absolutely nauseating level of false, naive, over the top flattery bordering on idolatry.

[@SoftSemtex]

why consult her diaries when you can just ask someone who is just really into a long-dead female monarch

[@ellisford7596]

Because they won't know what she did without reading her diary anyway.