American Couple Reacts: Windsor Castle Tour: The Queen's Royal Palace! Our FIRST TIME SEEING IT!!

American Couple Reacts: Windsor Castle Tour: The Queen's Royal Palace! Our FIRST TIME SEEING IT!!
We are ashamed to admit we really had never seen Windsor Castle before now!
We were absolutely shocked at the size and how much is in and surrounds its walls. It's incredible!! We really learned A LOT!
We are trying to pay our tribute to Queen Elizabeth by learning more about her and where she spent her time over the years.
We offer again our most sincerest condolences on this the day before her funeral. We hope our words at the beginning are taken with the genuine sincerity in which they were meant. Thank you for watching and if you like our content, please click the Like button. Our love to all people of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.
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[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

We are trying to pay our tribute to Queen Elizabeth by learning more about her and where she spent her time over the years. We offer again our most sincerest condolences on this the day before her funeral. We hope our words at the beginning are taken with the genuine sincerity in which they were meant. Thank you for watching and if you like our content, please click the Like button. Our love to all people of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth. God Bless the Queen and God Save the King. ❤❤

[@neilgayleard3842]

You need to understand about the English civil war. It will help you understand why and how it changed our history for ever.

[@SJ-GodofGnomes21]

Thank you for your condolences, after a trip to Sandringham (the Queen's Christmas residence) to lay a floral tribute, my wife and I will be watching the funeral with heavy heavy hearts.

[@SJ-GodofGnomes21]

Overall Balmoral was the Queen's favourite place to stay, with the peoples of Balmoral being protective in the extreme of the Queen xx

[@BC_26fhj]

I’d suggest you watch the state funeral then edit the video before publishing it on YT.

[@TheBluebirdkev]

There's a lot of bedrooms you have to look around to see where she slept.

[@janicejohnson6372]

Natasha and Debbie, Your thoughts and comments on the Queen have restored my faith in humanity. At the moment we here in UK are hearing and reading vile comments about our Queen and country coming from the foreign press especially the New York Times. I feel as if we are all here in the UK are under attack.We want to bury our Queen and to be left in peace to do it. So I thank you for all you have said and done, two decent people showing respect and sympathy to a nation in mourning for a woman who hurt no one. Thank You

[@suekeating8219]

unfortunately you always have someone with something nasty to say but let it go they need to make headlines and sell papers leave them to it, we know our queen 👸

[@jasmineteehee3612]

I couldn’t have said it better Janice. I haven’t heard any awful comments anywhere as yet from American citizens, they have been so respectful and super supportive. It’s the media that seems to have an awful agenda. We were so fortunate to have lived through the reign of QE11, and long live the king. Much love to all.

[@Durgesuth]

Today we are honoured to greet your president Joe Biden and his wife to the UK with 500 other world heads of state and leaders. It’s a great tribute to HM the Queen and the good people of the UK and commonwealth Thanks for your kind tributes over the last few days 👍

[@seeker6436]

Well said Janice, the vile press coming from the US has really angered me this week as we grieve our Queen, there total lack of knowledge of history is astonishing especially that vile professor woman who wished the Queen a slow painful death, absolutely disgusting, but I know this is only a very small minority, the US has always been our greatest friend and Allie and I know the vast majority of Americans loved our Queen 🇬🇧🇺🇲

[@TheBluebirdkev]

And by the reaction of the people, how easy is it for you to forgive and forget everything that they have done. This includes the Queen who gave shelter to one of her sons who paid a fortune for a pedophile case to go away, even though he protest his innocence. People now getting charged for saying things while a mob in Scotland not arrested for vandalism. No one should be above the law, and that includes the Windsors with their fake name.

[@labradorlady5537]

Morning ladies from North East England, we really appreciate how you are honouring our Queen, and being so respectful, thank you xx

[@eh-i1841]

I feel the same.From the North West,of England.Thankyou ladies.🇬🇧

[@TruthRDare]

North East lady too 😁

[@joannetyndall3625]

Here from the North East too x

[@karlg9354]

From the North East of England also, I find it really beautiful honouring your appreciation for the Royals Heritage Honouring our Queen is truly amazing. I find it great that Everyone is coming together such a beautiful thing to see. History in the making. I feel so proud to be British. The Queen is a Legend and dedicated so much of her time not just to our country but throughout the world. RIP. And Thankyou.

[@jackiecook1565]

I feel the same too, another North East lady here. RIP to our dearest lovely Queen, such an amazing and dedicated lady, we love her always 🇬🇧👑. Xx

[@terencecarroll1812]

Don't be embarrassed if you don't know, be proud that you are wanting to learn. ❤

[@pauls.arts.and.craft.]

The Queen when younger, quite enjoyed the hustle and bustle of Buckingham Palace. But as she got older, valued the tranquility of Windsor castle, Sandringham and Balmoral far more.

[@yvonneplant9434]

That of course makes sense.

[@mariahoulihan9483]

Buckingham Palace is more of a large office block if anything compared to Windsor Castle. For years she left Buckingham Palace on Thursday afternoons, heading for Windsor. I had a friend who was in the Police there. One Thursday afternoon, the corgis went in the car ahead of her and one of them did a massive and very smelly poo on the carpet. No one noticed until the Queen stepped in. Apparently, she went absolutely mad about it - at the dog she suspected of the major indiscretion. The dogs were shooed out swiftly and she went back in side whilst footmen scurried around to clean and sanitise and no doubt air freshen the vehicle. lol. I did wonder why another car wasn't brought around. She said.. Please let me know when the car is ready. lol. Nice to have someone do that work for you. lol..

[@coldbreeze6344]

Its nice to see people praising our great country and not pulling us down for once. People don't appreciate how much history is in Britain and how much we did for so many countries all over the world. Take a trip to Yorkshire we have the biggest county in England. Thank you for your kind words and the love you give to our country I just wish more people would be like you 👍

[@jKDC1987]

From Northern Ireland here. Our Queen is sacred to us here in the U.K. and indeed the commonwealth. Our hearts are broken. 💔 Thank you for your respect, wearing black and speaking with your heart.

[@anthonyharris9104]

The shot of the Queen being excited was when her horse won an important race. Horse racing was her favourite sport and she bred as well as owned racehorses

[@suekeating8219]

it's amazing the love shown by our brothers and sisters across the pond .. in grief we always come together ❤️ thank you for your support ladies honestly it means so much x

[@t.a.k.palfrey3882]

You mentioned HM having "class". I think your respectful response to her death indicates you both share that quality too. Two things have stood out to me this week, as I have observed it from E Africa. Firstly, the amazing, joyful welcome with which King Charles has been greeted, from Edinburgh to Cardiff, from London to Belfast. This has leavened the depths of sorrow with the yeast of hope that her son and grandson will build upon the Queen's legacy of grace and service. Secondly, seeing 14-year old James, Viscount Severn, yesterday joining his much older cousins in the vigil of the grandchildren at Westminster, poignantly reminded me of William & Harry following their mother's coffin 25 years ago.

[@jacquelinepaul9731]

Yes very classy.

[@adrianparry8018]

As a Brit massive respect to you ladies .

[@susanashcroft2674]

I think HMTQ loved both Windsor and Balmoral. During WW2 The Queen and her sister Princess Margaret were evacuated as children to Windsor as Buckingham Palace was bombed. There are many cottages on the estate, Prince William and Catherine (Now the Prince and Princess of Wales) have only just moved there into Adelaide cottage a few weeks ago. Prince William was married at Westminster Abbey and Harry at St George's chapel Windsor. Thank you Natashia and Debbie for your respect, sincerity and dignity shown at this time, when sadly we are hearing of some who seem to be disparaging our late Queen and the country.

[@transponderful]

Turrets and Crenelations, you're welcome. I'm delighteds you are marking this historical event with respect, unlike some American channels who have followed the UK forthe last 2 years and dropped us like a hot stone the last week and switched to sneering and reacting to Irish republicanism. Watch tomorrow with us, itthe bigest royal; event in our history Thank you.

[@specialkgb1980]

Wow your opening speech just brought me to tears. Thank you ladies. Our Queen was symbol of who we are as Brits. While she dedicated her life to us. She also dedicated her love to the entire world. She broke down barriers unthinkable just ten years before her glorious reign. She went from our sister to our mother. Then finished as the most wise and gracious granny. Rest in peace your majesty. Thank you Ma’am 🇬🇧

[@jacquelinebell6040]

This is my favourite castle, I love Windsor. My father was born in the living quarters of Windsor Castle, as my grandfather Major A Bell served in the Irish guards household staff for the Queen Mother and continued after her death for the late queen, although it was only for a short period for the queen as he then went to Whitehall to workout his retirement. After my grandfather retired he bought a property in line with Windsor Castle as he just love his privilege of serving for the royal family and loved the castle so much. My grandfather was awarded is position off the late queen. So much too see of the castle, brings back memories of visiting my grandfather.

[@johnnash2815]

What a ridiculously beautiful place, I can see why the queen chose to spend many of her last days there.

[@mariahoulihan9483]

she also kept horses there so would go riding for much of her life. She and her sister Princess Margaret as children then teenagers spent the war living there. it was thought safer due to its fortifications.

[@Betru2u60]

Stunning castle ❤️

[@katrin896]

Just discovered your channel, must say I love it! You two seem like my kind of people :D I am originally from Iceland but currently live in England and I share your enthusiasm for learning about this country. The mood here now is quite strange, to be honest, where people go about their day as usual but still it seems like a blanket of sorrow is hovering above. You can see pictures of her everywhere in shop windows, where companies are paying their respects to her, and flags are lowered to half-mast in many private gardens. You can feel the queen's presence everywhere, it's like she's embracing a now orphaned nation that needs her to console them in their grief. It's a strange thing to see, but also heartwarming.

[@aidencox790]

@ Katrín I am 80, English and stuck in a foreign country because of my extremely bad health, but I wanted and needed to say that the sadness and grief that I feel constantly is both palpable and so painful. I feel as though my heart has been torn from my body. GOD SAVE THE KING GOD BLESS OUR LATE QUEEN AND God Bless The British Royal family. You are always there whether seen or not. You bring order, peace and quality of character to life.

[@Durgesuth]

@@aidencox790 It’s a new beginning for the King and a celebration of a long life dedicated to our country Wherever you are is a little corner of Britain so celebrate the passing of our Queen and the new reign of the king 👍🇬🇧

[@stephenhickman304]

What beautiful sentiments you evoked . You captured the mood perfectly at the time . HM The Queen will never be forgotten by masses who missed and respected her so right across the world . Thank you as well as our American cousins in Cincinnati

[@hakon5473]

Prince Phillip was doing a lot with the local parks as he loved wildlife and nature. He was the Ranger of the park. There was a camera crew that went around Windsor with him before he died. I believe it's called Prince Phillip in his own words.

[@herindoors3552]

We went to Windsor Castle this week and left some flowers in respect of our Queen it was a very moving experience, years ago I was in St John Ambulance as a volunteer and had the honor of being on duty at the Queen Mothers coffin in Westminster Palace, it has been a privilege to be living in the UK and enjoying many events where the royals were present.

[@joannarigby1989]

Thank you for your kind and beautifully spoken words. I have been watching the live stream of the Queen lying in state at Westminster Hall. It is impossible not to be touched watching peoples true affection, their love as they have that moment, a fleeting moment after hours of waiting, just to say goodbye and thank you. I am so incredibly homesick for the UK right now. I wish so much I could have waited in line to see the Queen, to meet King Charles, to be part of the moment. Instead of being there, I am soaking up as much coverage as I can of the event, and thinking deeply about the impact the Queen had/has upon my life, and the lives of many people in the UK and around the world. Rest In Peace Ma’am. God save the King.

[@87leeb]

I love the respect that you have for the Queen, it makes me feel even prouder to have her served us knowing she had so much respect from people all over the world

[@1951woodygeo]

Windsor is a one off no other Castle comes near to it, it has its own Church St George’s Chapel too .

[@myelvischannel1992]

That's where the queen is going to be buried tomorrow

[@kingofthegarden2350]

Thank you for your kind words. It's very respectful of you both to dress in black and in an elegant manor - it shows that some still have standards. Thank you.

[@grahamrowland1502]

Thank you so much for your sincere words, I know they were from the heart ♥. So thank you once again and God bless you both. 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 💖

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

❤️❤️ we mean what we say. God bless you too

[@mac4994]

Be lovely for you to visit the UK. I used to live in Windsor. Great place, 11am everyday in the summer they have the changing of the guard too which you would love. Thank you for your recent videos regards our late monarch, they have been very nostalgic. 🖤🇬🇧🖤

[@diane9656]

She could talk to anyone, anyone at all, no airs and graces. Very straightforward and stoic. Thank you guys for your respect

[@archiebald4717]

William was married in Westminster Abbey, where the late HM Queen Elizabeth's State Funeral will be held, tomorrow Monday.

[@carolcoombes4357]

Thank you for your kind words regarding our Queen she definitely had class she was a unique lady and will he missed by us all, the emotion here for her which I witnessed yesterday when I went to Buckingham palace was immense . Thank you once again for showing such respect to such a wonderful lady from so far away

[@littleannie390]

There was some confusion about Frogmore. The first photo they showed near the beginning was Frogmore House not Frogmore Cottage. The cottage is in the grounds of the main house. The interiors of some of the state apartments, including St Georges Hall are all new as there was a massive fire in 1992 while it was undergoing refurbishment. Fortunately they managed to save a lot of the art works and furniture as it was all in storage due to the refurb. However that oak ceiling you admired is all new as the ceiling collapsed in the fire. The rebuild is pretty amazing craftsmanship and is an exact replica of the original.

[@elainebaldwin928]

Hello there ladies. As someone from North Yorkshire in the UK I want to thank you for the way you are paying tribute to our Queen ❤❤

[@claregale9011]

You have been so respectful which is very much appreciated , thank you guys 💔❤

[@debsidoo1008]

Thank you for the respect that you have shown to our Queen. She is now reunited with Phillip and may they both rest in peace. God bless the Queen x 😢 x

[@sandrahilton3239]

I think you would love looking at videos of Blenheim Palace and Chatsworth House. They are beautiful too. When i think of the Royal Family, i think of their devotion to people of the United Kingdom and also of something the Queen's Mother said during the war. She was advised to take the princesses to safety in Canada. She replied, The children will not go without me, I will not go without the King and the King will NEVER leave. Moves me to tears whenever i think about that.

[@anthonypope8429]

I did not know it was so big very stunning

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Massive!!!

[@HankD13]

Really appreciated. And your coverage is a touching tribute in my eyes. Thank you both. The lying-in-state is the same - and there are many more who would like to but are unable to make the journey or be physically capable of standing in that wonderful line for so many hours. As an ex-Serviceman, she was my boss, and I swore my oath to the Queen - and really did mean every word of it. My wife, Hong Kong Chinese has always considered the Queen to be her British mum and is quite devastated. Windsor Castle is a great visit - and I particularly love the royal apartments. Castle, palace, tourist attraction, museum, home - it is them all.

[@jasmineteehee3612]

Hi Ian, thank you for your service to Queen and country, keeping us all safe. I loved the Queen and was truly sad due to severe health issues that i couldn’t travel to London. Instead I purchased a memorial tree from the Queens jubilee website, and dedicated it to her.

[@HankD13]

@@jasmineteehee3612 Beautiful x

[@maureenlouisemcilkenny1377]

Beautiful intro in respect to our late Queen.❤️🙏 Loved this video , the expressions on your faces were priceless. It's a shame they included Harry and meme in that video sort of ruined a piece of it for me very briefly. But as always ladies thank you for your love and respect❤️❤️❤️

[@steveryan696]

Great reaction video ladies- it’s nice to see people from around the world appreciate English/ British history. Everywhere in England there’s so much history, for me as an Englishman (and of course not bias or anything😂) it’s an amazing place to live and explore. I live an hour from Windsor. Another great castle to check out is Warwick castle Take care

[@dougcollins9980]

The main Windsor estate is about 850 acres and lies on the south bank of the River Thames west of London (and just south of the large town of Slough). Heathrow Airport is only 5 miles east of the castle. The oldest parts of the current castle buildings are almost 800 years old - and it has been a Royal residence for that whole period.

[@timothyj1966]

You Ladies do an Amazing job with your Channel! Proud, Gay, Canadian Monarchist here. Wish more Canadians respected our Head of State. Keep up the great work!

[@phylliswaldron124]

Its lovely to see Americans saying nice things about our queen so many are against the monarchy

[@isobelstorie5692]

🙏 for your kind words💚🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@PLAYSTATIONTROPHYCHANNEL]

good morning ladies , god bless the queen love from windsor berkshire x

[@uingaeoc3905]

Natasha and Debbie, when you come to the UK for a vacation do let us know - I would love to take you to lunch at a few of the old institutions I am a member of because I know you will appreciate it. Balmoral and Sandringham are the personal property of the Queen-King. The official Scottish residence of the monarch is Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh. The St George's Chapel is the chapel of Windsor Castle and inside it. The roundey things are Turrets and or baileys. The squarey things are Battlements and Crenellations. The Castle encloses 13 acres - the Windsor Great Park is its old hunting ground. The royal residences are more extensive than you may realise. Buckingham Palace is only the most recent of a complex of palaces in the central part of London. St James's Park, Green Park, Hyde Park and Kensington Palace Gardens, google map this, are one large Royal Park . The official entrance to the complex is Horse Guards on Whitehall (a palace which has gone and replaced by government buildings, including the enclave of Downing Street). Within the parks complex and its edges are the royal chapel of Westminster Abbey and the Palace of Westminster which is the Houses of Parliament. The Westminster Hall, next to the parliament, of William II ,1086, is the oldest original palace building which is why the Queen lies in State there. The ancient St James's Palace, technically the official Royal Court, is to the North West. It has two other smaller palaces next to it - Clarence House, the Queen Mother then Prince Charles lived there, and Lancaster House which is now the HQ of the Commonwealth. Then there is Kensington Palace to the far part of the complex which is where various members of the family live in London eg Wlliiam and Kate. Then back to Buckingham Palace. If that is not enough, there was a Greenwich Palace, Christopher Wren designed it for William and Mary, about five miles down river, but it was transferred to the Royal Navy as its military college and a dozen years ago was transferred to the new Greenwich University. Well worth a visit.

[@terencecarroll1812]

Her Majesty's funeral is a live once in a lifetime event, please feel free to watch it and if you want to do a reaction later then that will be interesting to see your point of view

[@peterpope2903]

Loved your look at Windsor, if you would like to look inside try Windsor Restoredit will take your breath away that are still craftsmen still alive

[@marycahill546]

I have visited Windsor Castle twice, and attended an evensong service at St. George's Chapel. The castle and grounds are beyond beautiful. No other castle of its age is as well maintained and still lived in.

[@lorainewimbledon2029]

Hello, just want to say that your respect and appreciation to the Queen and Royal Family is very touching, thank you so much for that. I do hope that you get to visit the UK soon and see all the lovely sights for yourselves! As for the funeral tomorrow in my opinion you two should watch it privately so you can be totally immersed and not under pressure to comment or stay composed, both of which may be difficult. I live in London and saw the Queens coffin arriving back to Buckingham Palace from Scotland on Tuesday evening which was very emotional but will stay home and watch her funeral on the TV in the morning with tea and shortbread biscuits!!!!

[@deborahconner2006]

I'm enjoying going back and watching some of your older videos. I've been lucky enough to spend plenty of time within the castle grounds as the Queen has held an annual horse show called the Royal Windsor horse show for many years. This show is open to the public to attend and for anyone who loves horses this is a real treat, to be able to watch and meet your worldwide show jumping idols is amazing.

[@ellesee7079]

You two pay such beautiful tributes. Thank you for the video. So much history in that building. I am surprised they didn't mention the fire. The Queen was devastated, but they did manage to save a lot of items from inside.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

We do remember the fire, can't imagine! And thank you so much for your kind words ❤️

[@iancomputerscomputerrepair8944]

a very meaningful and respectful introduction to the video. Your manner and comments have clearly come from the heart. You have done yourselves proud in the way you have treated this news. If you are in Leicestershire when you visit the UK, I will gladly show you around.

[@henrymartyn9131]

bACK IN 1963 I was on leave from The Royal Canadian Navy. As I was traveling by train from London to Portsmouth we passed Windsor Castle on the way south. Even though it's far away up on the hill it still looks massive.

[@Englishroserebecca]

Such a beautiful statement. Thank you

[@anthonygulliver2880]

She was adored absolutely, it was nothing to do with anything material. She was dignified , stoic and a beautiful human being I will miss her so x

[@diago5]

I respect and enjoy your reviews. It’s so genuine. Thank you for being so supportive of our Queen and nation. I feel like you’re honorary Brits! Subscribed right here. You’re a joy to listen to x

[@jacquelinepearson2288]

I would like to express my sincere thanks to you both for your love and support to us all here in the UK and Commonwealth. It has really helped in this sad time to know that your thoughts are with us. It has felt like the UK is in a bubble at the moment, so it is so comforting to hear people from around the world showing their respect and love for our Queen. With regard to the funeral, I think you should watch it yourselves, and then perhaps do a video commenting on any sections you wish to highlight and share your thoughts. Incidentally,, there are other videos on Windsor Castle, where people film as they do the tour and the footage is a lot slower, so you can take more in.

[@clarelawton4653]

I visited Windsor castle gardens in 1992, it was a lovely sunny warm day, it is a beautiful place and the castle is definitely imposing 💕

[@johnnybeer3770]

Hi lovely ladies . Two months is perfect for you to have an unhurried holiday in our beautiful country . Visitors try to cram too much into a fortnight and wind up looking like zombies .If you manage to get over and your in my neck of the woods I'd be happy to show you both around Devon and Cornwall . Great video by the way ,i have been to Windsor but never the castle .Thankyou for your kind words about our Queen , God bless .❤ 🇬🇧

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thank you Johnny!

[@canzukcommonwealth7309]

Same as if you ladies come near manchester ( north England/middle GB) I would be more than happy to take you ladies around the north west (Lancashire and Yorkshire) 👍

[@TheCornishCockney]

I’m in beautiful Cornwall girls and same applies. We have a stone cottage in our grounds and are surrounded by nature.

[@joanmduncan]

@@canzukcommonwealth7309 Pop over to Holmfirth and I will be delighted to meet you and show you round

[@djrampantuk]

If you can go anywhere for 2 months you need at least £8,000 for 2 people.This is England with all the places to visit and to even pay for a cheap caravan will cost you a fortune.You need at least £10,000 for 2 people,it'll cost nearly £2,000 for flights and food.

[@janemcnaughten7275]

Hello ladies. Windsor Castle is magnificent. We were watching the wedding of William & Kate when it was live I N.Z & a news reporter asked a tour group of Americans how they felt about the history significance of Windsor Castle. The whole group raved about it and was saying how magnificent it was, when one person from the group said & I quote " It is a lovely Castle but.... why did they build it so close to the airport?" Eeek my Kiwi born but British proud daughters couldn't believe the question. We still talk about that remark even after all these years. Jane in New Zealand 🇳🇿

[@philippahusain7778]

I would like it if you covered the funeral (well, some of it). Prince William's marriage was at Westminster Abbey. Thank you, ladies, for your thoughtfulness. xx

[@catherinehaywood7092]

Lovely video again ladies. Thanks for all the love and respect you are showing Windsor is a beautiful place to visit. Been a few times but it’s always reminds me of my grandmother as she was a ardent royalist and was the first person to take me there. Xx

[@bretthumm7315]

Absolutely beautiful and respectful intro to this video. Thank you for all the respect that you always show. Absolutely loved this video thank you ladies

[@clairewright8144]

Thank you for your wonderfully respectful and insightful comments. Please watch the funeral live if you feel you want to. You are two classy ladies, love the picture of your children, I feel you ❤

[@wenglishsal]

Hello lovely ladies, watching you watching and absorbing (like a sponge ;) ) our history and facts about Our Glorious Majesty Queen Elizabeth is heart warming, thank you, from a 60yr old Silver-haired lady. The 4 weddings 'off the top of my head' that I remember happening at St George's Chapel are Prince Edward and Sophie 1999, Peter Phillips & Autumn 2008, H&M 2018, Princess Eugenie & Jack 2018. Prince William and Catherine, now The Prince & Princess of Wales, were married in Westminster Abbey, where the Queen's Funeral will be held tomorrow. Sending love, light and my heartiest best wishes, to you both, from Wales.

[@irenemay4050]

Hi guys, ❤thanks for this ❤

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thank YOU!

[@TheKira699]

The Castle itself sits on 13 acres. Windsor Great Park is 5000 acres, Windsor Home Park is 655 acres. You get a better idea if you google maps it.

[@catherinewilkins2760]

If queuing was an Olympic competition we would win the gold. Windsor Castle was renovated by George IV, after it fell into disrepair. As having a military interest you will be in for a treat tomorrow. Our boys (military) will put on the best display. The Royal Navy will pull the Gun Carriage carrying the coffin. This has been done since Queen Victoria's time as during her funeral procession, the horses bolted.

[@alanhilton7336caradventure]

I'm not royalist but I'm very proud of our heritage which goes back a lot further than 900 years we even have pub's that are hundreds of years old even down here in Cornwall where I live we have mine ruins and castles I actually live a mile away beneath a castle that sits on a carn Cornish for hill, whenever you choose to upload the Queen's funeral that would be fine by me.🇬🇧💗🇺🇸

[@TheCornishCockney]

I’m on Bodmin moor,an exiled Londoner but cannot imagine living any where else. It’s magical down here.

[@wasp6594]

Years ago I was a comms engineer for the police. One of the radio base stations I maintained was in, or above, the large round tower. On the top of the round tower is another, smaller, tower on which the flag pole is mounted. From the ground the flag pole looks quite small, however, my radio equipment was directly below the pole and it is massive. At its base it is supported by four huge oak beams. The round tower itself consists of several floors, accessed with a lift, (or elevator). Within those floors are held the royal archives, thousands of them going back many centuries possibly 1000 years. Those archives would be a historian's dream and I'm sure contains a lot of very revealing information, not for public consumption! I never tired of visiting the castle for work and was always filled with the sense of our very long history and traditions. Which is one reason I am a very proud Englishman!

[@wen0018]

Windsor is one of my favourite places. I live about 5 miles away. 😊

[@adrianpollard2763]

Good evening ladies. Just to say thank you both for all of your kind words and respect with regards to the death of our queen. Hopefully you got a chance to see some of the funeral today. Windsor Castle looked magnifficent (especially those squarey bits) ! Stay well and best wishes from the UK.

[@EllieRid]

Hi Natasha and Debbie, it was so special to come across your channel and the respect and love you have shown not only to H.M. the Queen but to all of Her subjects. I live in Christchurch, New Zealand - I have been to Windsor but I do regret not going to visit the castle. You asked where the Prince of Wales (William) married Kate, they were married in Westminster Abbey, 29 April, 2011.

[@gazzgazeer]

Ty Guys On this Sad Occasion We love You....Chas

[@daffodil800]

you wanted to know what was going on there, that was the fabulous moment when the Queens horse Estimate won the Ascot Gold Cup in 2013

[@kylestrain3231]

Lovely opening folks. The funeral was a perfect send off for a Queen.

[@jasondear8440]

Hi ladies! just to let you know how my family will be spending tomorrow, I will be at my daughters watching Our Queens funeral on TV then having a family roast dinner! I find it strange that some come out the woodwork with pure hate! just for publicity!!! at a time of much sadness however your channel lifts me with your content ...thank you both from Dorset UK! X

[@bexsta9175]

Such lovely ladies. 🇬🇧

[@hanley1968]

Hiya ladies ... I live around 10 minutes drive from Windsor and drive by the cast often. It is enormous as you mentioned. It was great seeing your reactions to somewhere so close to where I have lived all my life. I have never taken it for granted. I have seen the late Queen and many other royals come and go from the castle. The changing of the guards happens most days at 11am where you can witness new guards leaving the barracks just around the corner and March up to the castle to take over from the previous guard duty. For locals it can be a little irritating as the traffic is stopped while the guards change and I have sat waiting in a queue of cars until the change has completed. It is lovely living so close to the castle and Ascot racecourse about 5 minutes from where I live, where her majesty would attend every year with her horses. The clip you showed in the video where the Queen was laughing, it was the year that one of the Queens horses won a cup race...she was jumping with excitement. If you ever make it over here, I would be happy to show you around. Thanks for the respect and kindness shown to our country as we mourn our Queens passing. X

[@garethwilliams976]

Thank you for your most touching tribute. When people are willing to stand in line for nearly 20 hours to view her coffin it shows the respect and affection in which so many held her. It should be pointed out that the Castle, Buckingham Palace and the other palaces are state owned with apartments for the Royals. The two personally owned properties are Balmoral in Scotland and Sandringham in Norfolk which were left by Victoria to her son Edward who then willed them to George V. He left them to his eldest son Edward V111 who went into exile. As they were his property George V1, Elizabeth's father had to buy the two estates from him. Presumably in the Queen's will Charles will inherit but not necessarily! I am not sure about who owns the contents of the palaces but when images of paintings are used in books it often says 'by permission of HM The Queen'.

[@mayajrj]

A lot of the art furniture etc are owned by the Monarch and are part of the Royal Collections trust so they can't be sold. Many Monarchs purchased art and Her majesty owned one of the largest collections of Michaelangelo's 'cartoons' as they are called. They are loaned out to museums galleries etc. What I found fascinating is that at BP they have a suit of samurai armour that is very old, Apparently the Japanese don't have anything like it and because of the conditions in which it's kept (our climate) it's incredibly well preserved. It's partly why we as a nation have such an amazng collection of art

[@sandrabeaumont9161]

The late Queen would ride in Windsor Great Park and as it's open to the public at all times she would come across people enjoying the park either jogging, cycling or just enjoying the air. She would stop and chat to them. A lot of the time not being recognised.

[@sasquatchchrisuk8679]

She had a massive heart ❤

[@clemstevenson]

When you get people flying in from Australia (who aren't even ex-pats), just to join a 5-mile queue in order to pay their respects to the late queen Elizabeth II, you know how well loved this monarch is. Here's a Wikipedia page that lists the attending dignitaries: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dignitaries_at_the_state_funeral_of_Elizabeth_II

[@aidencox790]

Hear Hear. Her Late Majesty was loved by everyone. I shall say no more.

[@clemstevenson]

@@aidencox790 The important thing here is that Elizabeth II worked in the role of an apolitical ambassador. This lack of political affiliation meant that anyone could associate themselves with the queen.

[@chrisbentley8567]

Thanks so much for your respect to our Queen Elizabeth we'll never see another monarch that HM the queen. Love you're show always have done thx again girls xx

[@blazednlovinit]

Please never feel embarrassed about not knowing something, both in general but specifically if you don't know an aspect of British culture, it's just really endearing you want to learn about it :)

[@tempusfugit9796]

Within the walls of Windsor Castle is St georges Chapel, which will be queen Elizabeth's final resting place, next to her husband Prince Philip. I've been to Windsor Castle and it truly is magnificent. Another place you should look at is Hampton Court Palace, home to a number of monarch's including Henry the eighth.

[@andrewfitzgerald2327]

Windsor Castle a beautiful place with quite a few famous neighbours, including Elton John. The whole town has an aire about it and well worth a visit by train not car possibly the most accessible place owned by the late Queen. Also look at Sandringham another house owned by the Queen where her late father died. Buckingham Palace is of course not owned by the Monach and is the office and home that comes with the job. The Queen does own lot of art, De-vinci anatomy of the body and drawings of the helicopter also a large collection of Easter eggs by the Russian Royal jewelers. Please watch the funeral it will be a long day including the journey to Windsor. It will have the maximum pomp and circumstance for a great Queen who deserves the best. I would then pick out what you found interesting to make your blog,. Perhaps a note book just to make a few notes. We will never see anything like this again so history will be made. God bless her.

[@ajayjackson7727]

that was a great and very interesting video guys 👍the queen's castles all look like fantastic places. Keep the good videos coming, love your channel 💛💛

[@fabulousnewt770]

Hi there. I only recently found you. I am housexsitting in the middle of nowhere. I havent seen anyone for 9 days... you are now one of my go to channels and it does feel like I have company. Its lovely to hear you talk about our country and see through your eyes. I didnt know the actual castle was on 13 acres...wow.

[@pmfg875]

Beautiful tribute 😢she noticed each person she met as an individual. Those glasses are a work of art by the way.

[@lindachapman5630]

Thank you for this, I’m glad you see what we here in GB see 🇬🇧♥️

[@emmafrench7219]

Thank you for your respect and condolences. Lovely videos. Regards from Bournemouth UK

[@christophercarr3755]

You ladies are lovely and we hear the pain in your voices just as were feeling here in the UK, your keeping is going by being here for us and its lovely your going around learning all about our Queen, thankyou

[@jodiedrew9367]

Thank you for all your royal family reactions. Its really appreciated during this sad & difficult time. From Cambridgeshire England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤️

[@GoldenBoots77]

Thank you for your sincerely kind words, ladies . I hope we get to see you in London soon! All our love from the other side of the pond

[@racheltaylor6578]

I think it meant a lot to people in Scotland that she chose to spend her final days at Balmoral.

[@SuperDebs09]

Yet another excellent video, there is a lot more to see around Windsor, it's very much a hub by a city with all the guff that entails, where Balmoral is totally rural and very away from it all. Both stunningly beautiful and steeped in history as you see. Loving the respect too xx thank you 😊

[@alisonrandall3039]

There was a lot of inaccurate footage. Not the best film.

[@debbiehughes9126]

Thank you for all your respect ladies

[@markwilliams4110]

Thank you for your kind words. I have just watched the US Army Field Band's tribute to Her Majesty - incredible.

[@revbenf6870]

Thank you both. Video is a little dated, the Queen made Windsor her full time home when Covid struck, Buckingham Palace has pretty much become the "office" where official meetings and functions are held. Tonight there will be a reception at the Palace for all the Heads of State, but the royals will all head to other homes when it is finished.

[@jamesdunlop8704]

I do enjoy seeing your reaction to our country.It is easy to take things for granted and not realise what you have. The two of you will have an amazing time when you decide to visit the UK. The changing of the guard at Buckingham palace is a must see.