The Tudors' Bizarre 12 Days Of Christmas Ritual | Tudor Monastery Farm | Absolute History

[@deathangel7335]

"May you live as long as you want to, and want to as long as you live" is quite possibly the best blessing I have ever heard. May we all be blessed with such good fortune.

[@silliaek]

Can we all appreciate the lighting job the crew did. It could not have been easy to illuminate the space for filming while keeping it warm and natural looking.

[@ruvoodoo4862]

Very true! 👍🏼

[@kathleenfleming7519]

Ruth Goodman is so excited about history. She has such a sparkle in her eye when she tells what she is doing, and the history of what she is doing. She is the reason I watched the series.

[@thisbeem2714]

Indeed

[@wakandaforever4291]

Same here. I love her. And Peter with his dreamy eyes 😊

[@armeniussun2394]

She is so smart when it comes to historical concepts and upbeat.

[@Artanissnow]

Same!

[@MayheM_72]

Between her eyes and her smile, she could light up an entire Tudor home without candle light!

[@TwichMcvey-mc3pv]

I love that there are people out there keeping the old word skills alive. We may need them again one day

[@gemini62167]

And if we don't do some serious rearranging of our lives, culture, and ways of living within the next decade or less... we either will definitely need to or things will deteriorate so badly that nothing we know from the past, or from this era will save us or anything else. The climate will change to the point that nothing we do will slow it down let alone stop it, and much of what we know and has evolved for millennia will die right along with us. The saddest thing about this is how there are many living creatures, including humans in cultures throughout the world that had nothing to do with this mess we've created over the past century or so and thus they will suffer miserably long before we do, as that is the way of it has always been. The poor and disadvantaged always suffer first, longest, and hardest and longest as a result of the whims and selfishness of the wealth holders of a society, and in this case it will be occurring on world wide scale. As an American I am ashamed to say that despite our being roughly only 3% of the world's population, we are responsible for the vast majority of its pollution, both on land, in the sea, and the air. To date, 99% of our food in the States has just been reported by Consumer Reports is now poisoned irreversibly with micro plastics and polymers along with our entire food chain and no amount of money can reverse it. This, all for the sake of increasing corporate profit through massive deregulation's that began in the barely 1990s. In fact it was within less than a year afterwards that the first major food recalls due to poor practices began, and have continued ever since. For those born at that time and afterwards, they may never know what it was like to rarely have food recalls of the magnitude and frequency that we have had in America prior to that. Now it is normalized for those generations as they have no perspective of a different era in the way many things have changes for the worse since the 1980s. So, while we continue to vote for those who manipulate us into believing they serve the average American's best interest, their voting records, bills and regulations sponsored all demonstrate who they really serve, which are and have been for decades, the massive multinational corporations and their super wealthy owners and controllers. What is shocking is how easy it is to attain that information by going to Congress.gov, it is all there. But instead we sit before our wide screen tvs anesthetizing ourselves into oblivion either waiting and hoping for someone else to come along and solve our problems or disregard them altogether in pathological denial. Because after all, it is far easier to deny the existence of such things as climate change and ecological destruction, then admit that we would have to now reduce our lifestyles to such an extent. For that kind of alteration to the modern American lifestyle is inconceivable to the vast majority of Americans. So, such things as ecological concern is ridiculed, marginalized, and even turned into perjoratives to convince us that they're not real concerns at all, at least not by anyone with a normal frame of thinking. And we've been falling for that ruse forever. We've procrastinated, argued, frittered away our time for so long that we've essentially passed through every window of opportunity left to prevent what is now about to become the inevitable. As scientist's across the world refer to it, this may very well be our specie's Great Filter of which we are showing no sign of being able to resolve and thus pass through towards survival and further evolution. And so that means we will enter a massive period of die off, if not total extinction along with many if not most other species. For just like any bacteria that over populates its environment, consumes all its resources, and defecates in it petri dish to capacity, it then dies. Now... back to my tea. :)

[@lmo7724]

Ruth Is so good natured and brave. I love everything she is in

[@historyjunky1299]

We need more Ruth Goodmans on this planet

[@katharper655]

I LOVED The Tudor Farm series. It was a step back into Pre-Reformation English History, full of the kinds of facts I love to absorb.

[@troglodytehunter]

Highly recommend Tales From The Valley, if you haven't seen that yet! Swap Alex for Tom and add Stuart and it's basically the same crew, just a little earlier period...so good!!

[@jbwhitebirch6620]

​@@troglodytehunterI haven't heard of that one! Thanks for the heads up:)).

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

@@troglodytehunter A little later- it's the Jacobean/ early Stuart era, with some mentions of the English Civil War - but yes, I also highly recommend it!

[@timefoolery]

@@katharper655 I particularly enjoyed it as well. I think I must have lived there in a past life because if you say “Tudor”, I’m all over it!!

[@timefoolery]

@@troglodytehunter oooh thanks! I didn’t know about this one!!

[@ZiggZagg83]

As a history lover myself, I absolutely adore Ruth Goodman and her love, passion, excitement and presentation of history....She even got my 9yo dd excited so now we watch and learn new things together...Thank you Ruth and the team!

[@AllisonWonderland797]

Came for the history stayed for Ruth. You can tell she is in her element and is one hellva hardworking woman.

[@elizabethweigle6146]

13:59 this is just insane to me like, I can go to my pantry right now and have each of those spices in a ready-to-use little container, or at the very least go to the grocery store and buy said spices altogether for less than an hours worth of pay based on my personal hourly income. This is one of my favorite things about history, is that it shows how far we’ve come as a civilization just to have cinnamon ready to go on a shelf in my pantry. In fact, if I’m feeling fancy, I can buy the cinnamon bark stick things 😅 and grind the cinnamon myself. I just love those little moments where you can compare life today verses life back then

[@JediLoreen]

If you've never tried freshly grating your nutmeg, I highly recommend it. It's SO much better than the pre-ground stuff you buy at the grocery store. It almost tastes like a different spice than the pre-ground stuff.

[@kathygoodman6159]

These shows made me realize how lucky we are today. I love the way everyone helped each other out during these times, but everything was so much harder. I'm grateful to have been born when I was. These shows were all so awesome, I loved all of the farm series. I wish they had done more shows, I grew to love Tom and Alex and Peter and Ruth and I rewatch the shows over and over again just to see them.

[@--enyo--]

Oh yeah. The past is the worst. One day that will be us.

[@deaniej2766]

It is great seeing these types of shows, but I wouldn't want to live in any time before antibiotics were common. The past WAS the worst in almost every way. Still it is fun to see how things that are largely automated now were done by hand.

[@AK-dw8jo]

Yes, say goodbye to that. I can only imagine what the gen. before us (millennials) think about us (millennials)? It must be horrendous if it is any close to how I feel about gen z (I mean the tik tok junkies and lovers of self)

[@AK-dw8jo]

@@deaniej2766 we are a lot worse than the past. A LOT worse.

[@pippa3150]

Ak47. Times are worse. Says the violent right guy who names himself after a deadly weapon. You ought to know, sheep.

[@Athlynne]

I love how whenever they're loud, you can hear Ruth the clearest. I love her!

[@dianadeedy1025]

Would love to see another 2023 version of this series: amazing view of our history!!!

[@--enyo--]

I guess sign up for History Hit and they might find it if there’s enough demand.

[@ChinsPrettyPrivilege]

Bad teef n poverty that’s yer history

[@Raymondgogolf]

Hi Diana Good evening I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

[@joannehanna2590]

Your history....not mine! But I have to say that changing the religious beliefs just to be able to divorce queen Katherine and keep marrying and burying until he finally gets his male heir...Jane Seymour died from the after birth infection ECT... Sorry, but his son passed away at a very young age and his girls ended up ruling Mary "Bloody Mary" and well I would have been safe with her! As I'm a Catholic and went to Catholic school!!! I love my history from all over the world but being from the United States of America and I grew up with a lot of European cultures and stories about "the old country"😊❤🎉

[@excelynite]

I don't think many things changed about Tudor Christmas practices since this documentary was created. Although who knows? Maybe they discovered electricity since then?

[@dbeazrn3934]

I love everything that Ruth Goodman does….She’s not a bit timid or afraid or squeamish to “get her hands dirty” handling whatever she needs to - which, BTW, would turn my stomach. God love her!!! Her enthusiasm for history is so genuine and she is the hardest working “teacher” that desires nothing more than to present history in the most authentic way as possible. I consider myself one of her many “students,” and I live in NC. She is absolutely incredibly AWESOME!! Let me quickly add the answer to the question often asked “If you were stranded …on an island, on a mountain, in a secluded cabin in Alaska - almost anywhere really - (LMBO), who would you want to be stranded with?” Answer (without hesitation): Ruth Goodman, especially since I want to survive - LMBO!! Thank you Ruth, Peter and everyone who works so hard to bring us these series. Blessings from the USA! 🇺🇸❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️🇺🇸

[@athena8794]

I seriously want her for my apocalypse team

[@ShellyS2060]

I have a complaint! I'm very upset that this episode... ended. Great show, great job all.

[@karenvonbargen4472]

This is part of a whole series about medieval England, you can watch the rest on KZbin, too

[@Face2theScr33n]

Taking simple ingredients, along with some luxurious ones, and making the best of it all is the exemplification of the phrase "It's the thought that counts". Plus it looks delicious. Gotta give yourself a reason to survive the winter, after all.

[@audreymuzingo933]

48:01 I cannot believe that dude is playing actual music with a friggin PLANT STEM!!! And it sounds like actual Medieval music, or what I've heard of it anyway. Incredible!

[@LouNana-d7o]

You can even do this with a dandelion stem. Easy. ❤

[@sandrakennedy4877]

Good God I have missed these three, absolutely love them and to a degree envy them that they can live it again, in the raw. Then I am old and used to hearing about it and smiling,. because I can have a hot cup of tea at the touch of an electric kettle. These three amazing people are just that, amazing, and incredible that they live the life to show us all how it goes.

[@Raymondgogolf]

Hi Sandra Good evening. I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

[@jackherer_078]

I adore Ruth. She’s absolutely a darling. I could listen to her lecture for hours. She has such a good enthusiasm and cadence.

[@carlaperry1784]

For the first time as an adult ; I’m excited about Christmas. I now understand the need.

[@DaynaRathman]

This cast seems so authentic it makes me feel like we’re truly there!!

[@h2ofallz]

I love when Ronald Hutton makes an appearance .

[@ThatgeekNolan]

I love this series and the way that they present all of this information, but I can’t get over how cute this piglets are!

[@carolbarrett6492]

Yes! And they did not deserve being used and abused by humans. Not necessary.

[@Tamara-db3ep]

It always seems that Peter and Ruth work the hardest on all the different series I've seen them in.

[@great-ok-good]

Maybe they're looking on to learn?

[@karenvonbargen4472]

The other guy they had in Victorian farm, tales from green valley, etc suffered a back injury during filming of Tudor farm and couldn’t participate to the fullest

[@Raymondgogolf]

@@karenvonbargen4472 Hi karen Good evening. I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

[@adsal100]

I’ve lost count how many times I’ve watched this. Ruth and Peter and Tom are superb. They know their stuff but they’re also funny and unpretentious. 👍

[@carlaperry1784]

I am a farm wife and I’m grateful for the leisure time I get to have. We grow mostly cereal grains and grassland for cattle. I don’t even have a garden. It makes me appreciate the ancestors who worked so hard before me.

[@carolbarrett6492]

Humans should not even be eating animals. We are not physiologically made to eat them. To do so is therefore, sheer cruelty. Farmers should only grow plants which is what we are designed to eat. So much more nutrition in plants than in corpses.

[@Raymondgogolf]

Hi Carla Good evening. I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@prosperousutensil8178]

a wild boar killed King Robert Baratheon

[@bobjohnson1097]

Ruth is a gem. The blokes are alright too. Great video. Really got me in the Christmas spirit!

[@kaltes_vortumna]

I would ❤️ to attend a Ruth Goodman Christmas feast!

[@siljatanner1318]

Absolutely! Every thing Ruth does is done with so much joy.

[@ChinsPrettyPrivilege]

Only if I can be the designated farter

[@TudorositiesbyMaureen]

The best part of traditions is that they can change or even be brought around again for a refresh with historical backing. Always enjoyed the Tudor Monastery Farm series, and I highly recommend the books by these archeologists and historians. Very good reading.

[@Raymondgogolf]

Hi Maureen Good evening. I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

[@evan5935]

Love me some Ruth, Tom, and Peter 🥰

[@1337flite]

My Nanna (grandma) would always put "thrupnee bits" (three penny coins) in our Christmas pudding and she'd exhange them for dollars when we found them - I guess that came from the pea in the 12th night pudding tradition.

[@brigidine37]

What a wonderful episode! Get a sense of the difficulties of the time, but the real joy, laughter and hope as well. Thank you.

[@Bundy714]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video. But I did notice one inconsistency, when you mentioned no one worked during the 12 days of Christmas, I think you overlooked all that work done in the kitchen to prepare the feasts to come. Tudor feasting involved a lot of work. haha

[@natalialvarado9488]

They mention kitchen staff working during the 12 days @33:48

[@reptilesrodents]

Very cool holiday video from my favorite group of historical teachers. Thanks everyone.

[@AshLey.9]

My Mexican family starts celebration on Dec 12th, ending on January 7th, then we do Candelaria on Feb 2nd

[@alzychoze6591]

So right you are! Or a Simon Whistler says:’The past is the worst.’

[@Reub3]

In puerto rico is all month of December. It's called Parranda Navideña .

[@davidniedjaco9869]

In polish tradition we have the Wigiłia, 13 meatless, very specific dishes on December 24..starting when the first star appears in the sky..then we pass around the opłatki, like a communion like wafer with different scenes imprinted on them..each person gets there own and takes a piece of everyone else's..starts with the father or eldest patriarch, all the way down to the youngest girl..there is even one for the animals..there is hay on the table with a white table cloth over it..a chair and empty plates is always left out for either Christ should He decide to come, or a guest or beggar, if one happens to show up..then presents and some drinking..then all go to Pasterka, Christmas Midnight Mass..then next day food, presents, visiting family..but the big deal is Christmas Eve Wigiłia.. Then Jan 6,. 3 Kings Day, there is a chalk blessing above the entry door of the family home writing "20+K+M+B+24" for 2024 for example, written with blessed chalk..then blessing of throats on Saint Blaise Day Feb 1, and Candlesmas, the next day we take candles to Church to get blessed, and those candles are lit during storms to protect from lightning. Candlemas officially ends the Christmas Season..yes, there's the Christmas Octave, and the 12 days, but the Season officially lasts to and ends on February 2..there's many other things we do, but that's some it. God bless Mary protect +++

[@lorrygeewhizzbang9521]

In Ireland we celebrate St Stephen's day, Dec 26th when "the wren boys" go house to house dressed as beggers singing and playing music for coins. We also celebrate "little Christmas " when all the women go drinking and the men clean up after Christmas and take down the decorations, on the 6th of Jan.

[@covishen]

After watching this, I am so glad I live in the 21st century. My pellet stove adding supplemental heat to my gas furnace. All I had to worry about this year was the huge blizzard covering much of the US making driving pure hell.

[@RianShafer]

I love finding these documentaries with Ruth & the guys that I have somehow missed! She always is happy to show how things were done & the guys with their parts, do such a good job bringing the men's parts to life again.

[@claudia.4079]

i miss peter so much😭 i hope he's having a great day

[@rickiefuwanfui145]

What a wonderful support of community and sharing....the celebration to look forward to after a year's hard labor!

[@lizzieBabes]

¡Gracias!

[@crazyd3uces]

This is by far my favorite telling of history. Just enchanting. Thank you for this beautiful piece.

[@lorelay2882]

Haha, all the parties Prof. Ronald Hutton has been to across the historic farm series, always invited for the fun bits!

[@JT-if2qh]

I just discovered this show and I absolutely LOVE it. I would love to be on a show like this, living history!!

[@oppositeofh8]

wow, quite eye opening. thanks for such a detailed look at traditions that have been forgotten. i learned so many things.

[@fugithegreat]

This video is now a tradition for me to watch each Christmas! ❤

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Well worth watching every year! I LOVE the clothing, pageantry, and cultural background.

[@stigyanblue1442]

Peter in his felt crown: "Right, CHAOS!!" YESSIR!!

[@chayamiller2879]

oh! that was marvelous! I loved the blessing of the old man, at the end

[@hizurumegumi5727]

Lol Ruth does definitely wear the pants in the farm house of this series

[@KathrynTanner-t8f]

Wasn't feeling too Christmassy until I stumbled onto this video. Now I do!

[@samval4372]

I must say, I was wishing I was with you there when I was watching this. It was a delight! I LOVE Christmas! but I would have loved it back then too if I was lucky enough to have been with a good farm and folks like you all were. Thank You for this program, you gave me Joy!

[@amberkat8147]

We sang that carol, or at least one with the same tune, in our madrigal choir! Awesome.

[@Claralopod]

I enjoyed watching this so much, thank you to everyone who makes these videos possible

[@p5rsona]

I loved everything about this.

[@timojarun7830]

This is the most beautiful representation of ancient Christmas traditions I’ve ever seen. Thank you all for this and may the merry Christmas spirit follows you all year long.

[@CieraCorca]

congratulations ruth! you were fantastic. the acting even better than Katherine Hepburn in Golden Pond! i really find all of you so successful. thx for giving us a chance to experience life style in tudor age. as a classical archaeologist, i am quite fascinated with all i learn here... tallow candles, stooking sheaves, laying gorse under barley, alexanders, primrose, dandelion, hyssop as winter staples, pies made in coffins, fish, puffin, seals... stone masonry, carpentry, iron smelting and even steel production. absolutely fantastic!!!

[@mariecarie1]

Videos from the various series Ruth Goodman was in pop up periodically for me, and it’s always such a joy when they do. It’s usually been just long enough since I’d seen them last that I’m ready to cozy up and watch them again ❤

[@MoondustManwise]

Tudor monestary farm is my favorite series on this channel!

[@gemini62167]

I love these programs so much, Ruth, Alex, and Peter are not only fantastic but the cinematography is as well. I could watch these all day every day. I do hope they continue to make them. These are so much better than anything we have here in the States, at least as far as I can find.

[@lyndavonkanel8603]

I was delighted to find this video having seen others made by Ruth and her team. It was pure pleasure watching it.

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

I have watched them all they're all amazing. I loved this one because you went deeper. Thank you

[@Marist_Chanel]

Loved EVERYTHING about this 😍

[@alisakampenhout9075]

With all of our modern security and comforts, we’ve completely forgotten why this season was so incredibly sacred and even essential in maintaining morale in such a potentially fatal time of the year. This is the human spirit pushing forward in hope through fear and pain.

[@sakarikokotala9160]

My family does Yale celebrates ending on January 1, then on to Three Kings day. So December 21st to January 6 is very busy. By then. I am tired. And we also have the farm work and homeschool on top of everything else to do.

[@LucianCorrvinus]

Some night know the Three King's Day by it's Church designation. The feast of the epiphany. That is why I recall correctly January 6th and celebrate the arrival of the Magi 2 years later by the way to give Christ his gifts all of which symbolizes upcoming sacrifice. You follow the one God are so wacky

[@monicaw5036]

I wish y'all would do more of these types of shows. They are so educational and it's just fascinating!! If I were younger and not eaten up with arthritis, I'd love to go give it all a try. Knowing I'd prob fail the first day lol.. please please do some more of these❤❤❤ Thank you and God Bless those that have done the ones thus far.

[@sheriroberts2954]

Incredible....I absolutely LOVE these brilliant episodes. I learn more than I could ever believe!!

[@wmperkins25]

That woman, Ruth, worked her fingers to the bone, what'd she get ?!? BONEY FINGERS !!! A great hard working gal !! Wonderful show with lots of enthusiasm I loved it !!

[@robertamorrison3462]

Very informative I love good shows with so much to teach. Thank you so much!

[@411az]

This is amazing !!! I love seeing historical traditions I've read about come to life ! Well done.

[@Raymondgogolf]

Hi A Z Good evening. I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

[@coreenvolovski4470]

loved the historical aspects of this documentary and the cultural context.. made me think we take soo much for granted with our technological society today. well done.

[@m.mcmullen1950]

That bagpipe was magic! That was one of the coolest things I've ever seen on KZbin.

[@AnnaAnna-uc2ff]

This was a great series.

[@kellys.6047]

This is amazing! Love and peace and a Merry Christmas, all!❤

[@annettewalter2273]

Such a fascinating series. Loved this episode.

[@gillianjohnson1122]

I loved this series! They all did such a fantastic job and I learned a ton

[@TheViciousVendetta]

The bit about making felt was genius!!!

[@lyndavonkanel8603]

The 25th of December still is the first day of the 12 days of Christmas. The feast days of the saints are still kept. Several things the narrator said "was" for still Is.

[@davidniedjaco9869]

Especially if one is a Catholic, especially traditional Catholic ie integralist etc +++

[@lyndavonkanel8603]

@@davidniedjaco9869 Happily, I AM Catholic, praise be to God.

[@nicolestewart]

Gosh this was excellent. Ruth really makes it life like she's such an inspiration 🥰

[@Raymondgogolf]

Hi Nicole Good afternoon. I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….😂

[@Hezabelle77]

I thoroughly enjoyed that one. Thank you!

[@odarrien]

I learned a lot from this. The origin of some traditions now makes sense.

[@barbarachieppo9603]

So interesting and I learned so much. Love it.❤ Happy Christmas to everyone.

[@MarkEdwardLaMothe-w7x]

I so love this, it is so great to see how this was done, loved the woman who taught us all how to cook for the 12 days of the holidays.😊

[@pollenatrix]

When did the women/cooks get their break? It must have been backbreaking work to get through all 12 days of creating feasts.

[@geigertec5921]

Ruth seems to enjoy cooking. Maybe many Tudor women enjoyed it too.

[@sandrablanchette2239]

Now that was very interesting. Thank you for posting it

[@mangachanfan1556]

I love Christmas. I also love history. But I love most that this was narrated by Cate Blanchett. Shes the absolute best. Merry Christmas everyone!

[@fangslaughter1198]

In The Royal Canadian Regiment we had deep British traditions. On our birthday the youngest member of your Battalion became the Commander the real CO was arrested and thrown in jail. All to much hilarity and irreverent fun. We totally desecrated our uniforms.great memories Thanks

[@wadejustanamerican1201]

Great series, Merry Christmas all!

[@suespearmint7585]

These folks are informative, hard working and freaking knowledgeable. Adore the!

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

I kept a subsistence farm in S. Ohio. I was not yet 30, but the only one with any experience, and much of that was from books. I will never forget the look on my husband's face, when I'd cut around the pig's head, seized it by the ears, and twisted it off with that distinctive sound! Luckily, our pig's head went to a Mennonite Sister for souse meat. I didn't even have to brush his teeth!

[@JenFoxworth]

Husband: ....... remind me NEVER to make you mad....!

[@ChinsPrettyPrivilege]

VOMIT

[@carolbarrett6492]

This is bloody psychopathic. Not necessary to harm anyone. Doing harm is psychopathic.

[@macgyversmacbook1861]

@@carolbarrett6492the pig was already dead by the time the head came off 🙄

[@Maleni143]

This was so fun, i smiled and laughed, especially at the end. I’m glad these videos are here for us to enjoy, thank you team 😊

[@Ree0019]

29:46 Ruth’s laugh is so contagious

[@mizpappas]

Great show, Merry Christmas ⛄🎄 !!

[@andegrace4266]

🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@nono_noxx]

omg i love her. the series recreating farm life in medieval england is so cool

[@cdfdesantis699]

Love seeing how Christmas is kept all OVER the world, throughout history.

[@silgid7450]

Love the heritage farm series

[@pnickel3059]

Ruth Goodman is fascinating to learn from. What a gift!

[@rayrae204]

I love this series. So informative and entertaining.

[@regentvoo]

I was gon a scroll thru then I saw her face, it was Ruth! It is a treat to hear her talk about her passion. I really adore that woman

[@solarwinds-]

Really really good! I was trying to do some embroidery but I couldn't take my eyes off of this video. I finally gave up and put my stitching away to watch. Amazing stuff.

[@colleen36]

Great show love it