American Couple Reacts: England's: Port Lympne Wild Animal Reserve & Hotel! FIRST TIME REACTION! ❤️

American Couple Reacts: England's: Port Lympne Wild Animal Reserve & Hotel! FIRST TIME REACTION! Our UK Trip Announcement Too! We have found our #1 place to visit next year when we come to the UK! This place is absolutely incredible and so amazing! Find out what makes it so special and NOT a zoo! Animals are one of the most important things to both of us as we do our own non-profit work for them. Port Lympne in Kent, England is an impressive animal reserve with lots of conservation efforts for many species. This is so special and we hope you love it as much as we did. We are DEFINITELY going here next year! We think we found our British couple equivalent too, loved them! Thank you SO much for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support! *More Links below...
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[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Our UK Trip Announcement Too! We have found our #1 place to visit next year when we come to the UK! This place is absolutely incredible and so amazing! Find out what makes it so special and NOT a zoo! Animals are one of the most important things to both of us as we do our own non-profit work for them. Port Lympne in Kent, England is an impressive animal reserve with lots of conservation efforts for many species. This is so special and we hope you love it as much as we did. We are DEFINITELY going here next year! We think we found our British couple equivalent too, loved them! Thank you SO much for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support!

[@selina.c]

Just to add love your channel ❤

[@neilgayleard3842]

Kent / the garden of England. It's the best place in Britain. Your in for a surprise, in a good way. We have a lot of the things you like. Including castles. Don't overlook the county town of Kent Maidstone/ my home town.

[@CPDutch]

The Big Cat Sanctuary in Kent is also worth a look at

[@scottwebb1978]

Wait! It's not Alana your staying with 😅 she's a Canadian moved over here lives in Kent 6 or 7 years now has a youtube channe ' Adventures and Naps..does reaction to british stuff like you guys do..

[@clivenewman4810]

Check out Canterbury cathedral while in Kent.

[@Budski73]

Most zoos & wildlife parks in the UK have conservation programmes, helping to prevent the extinction of animals.

[@PortilloMoment]

One of the first being Jersey Zoo, founded by Gerald Durrell in 1959.

[@JJ-of1ir]

In the lake district I took my daughter to a place where the animals were allowed to roam, but the people going to see them were often fenced in. We walked between a long narrow wire fenced corridor between two fields of roaming animals at one point. Up ahead of us - when we were half way along - we saw an ostrich running towards us in OUR corridor. It was too far to run back so we froze as this 6ft creature came speeding towards us and awaited our fate. She stopped a foot away and waited. I have never looked a bird in the eye before. She had such enormous eyes. She looked us over and just waited. Realising we were in HER way we pressed ourselves hard into the wire fence and she got by us and began her run again. I expect she huffed a bit as she ran on and thought "bloody tourists!" We on the other hand never forgot the experience.

[@jen6879]

South Lakes is a fantastic place 😊 As far as I know, that was probably an emu you encountered as they are absolutely everywhere. I had one standing right in front of my face for the whole of the lemur talk. I almost got stuck in one section as a squirrel monkey had taken a shine to my rucksack and wasn’t letting go in a hurry 😅

[@paulguise698]

My backside is falling right out for you

[@sarahealey1780]

The UK is big on the conservation side of Zoos, Chester Zoo is the biggest in Europe and does amazing work in their breading programme.

[@jen6879]

Chester is my nearest zoo! I absolutely love it there and the work they do. So happy they made it through lockdown ❤❤

[@sarahealey1780]

@jen6879 it's also my closest Zoo, I'm in Shrewsbury. My family actually do all the building work for Chester Zoo, they are currently doing the new wedding pavilion, that would be a cool place to get married.

[@bethcushway458]

Longleat Animal Park is another incredible conservation park but the animals have free roaming in enormous enclosures.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

We did a video on Longleat last year. Go back and have a look

[@fender282]

Thank God for these exceptional people and all the conservation zoos around the world. Thankfully the numbers are growing.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Absolutely!!!

[@fender282]

@@TheNatashaDebbieShow I know what it is like to wake up to lions roaring...when we lived in town, we had a large park across the road. The house was very open,like my own house now. The circus came to town and set up in the park. The kids thought it was great walking past all the animals on their way to the bus stop each morning.WELL! The first night we woke up to the roaring and it sounded like it was in the house!!!! Didn't know what to do! Didn't sleep well that night even though we worked out they were still in their cages. Hated seeing them like that though. Also had an elephant break loose. It raced toward the caravan park next door. When the handler tried to get it, it grabbed a huge palm frond and started waving it at him. It was funny to watch This was 35 years ago and thankfully things have changed. But our experiences taught us that things had to change and we have to treat our fellow creatures with respect and love.We have quite a few nature reserves in Oz and help with giraffes, rhinos, primates etc. If you know of anyone who has exotic animals as pets, chide them that they are being cruel and perhaps killing a species. Have heaps of fun on your travels and don't drown in the hot bath!

[@georgebarnes8163]

Everyone can do their bit to conserve the planet, even token gestures like planting wild flowers for the bees makes a big difference. I am fortunate to live right on a large sea Lough in the UK and have let my garden go wild as it should be, since doing so I have a good variety of wild animals that I would never have seen with the perfect lawn, my favs are a family of Otters that have been visiting my wild garden for the last 3 years. IMO it was humans who destroyed a lot of the planets nature and we do have a duty to put it right.

[@mayajrj]

@@TheNatashaDebbieShow

[@markedz8695]

Totally agree

[@Smudgie33]

I’m Kent born and bred and Port Lympne was a staple growing up. Have been there on and off for 40+ years and still love it to this day. ❤ Whilst it is expensive it’s a once in a lifetime experience and all the money goes back into the conservation of the animals.

[@emilycox3623]

One of the best things about Port Lympne is that the enclosures are not made with viewing ability but so that the animals are in as natural a habitat as they can possibly be offered, even the grasses have been specially grown❤ the safari AAA drive is incredible getting up close with the giraffe and rhino!

[@andrewjeffery6324]

This place looks amazing ! ..like so many other places in the UK I would never have heard of it without you .Thanks Natasha and Debbie 😊

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

We are blown away!

[@SarahHaselgrove]

So glad you have featured this wonderful animal park. I live ten minutes away from here in the small seaside village of Dymchurch. We have so much history here dating back to the Roman period. Port Lympne was the site of a Roman Port. I stayed for two nights in their Wolf Lodge which was amazing. Hearing the wolves howl is so spine tingling. You can also try out the Romney Hythe and Dymchurch railway, which is a miniature locomotive which takes you through the Romney Marsh.

[@Heather.C-kiwi-ninja]

Wow! 😮 This place is amazing. I would absolutely love to experience being so close to these beautiful animals. I love Debbie’s human stew 😂 It warms my heart knowing that the wonderful people at this sanctuary are trying so hard to help these animals ❤

[@sandrahughes8645]

Bless them for helping endangered species x

[@johnmh1000]

Do I get the very slight impression that you ladies are reasonably excited to be coming over to the old Country? You are going to be made so welcome!! Your support and appreciation of all things UK is highly valued, and I'm putting in the papers to make you honoury Brits right now!

[@lisawallace5987]

My husband and I stayed here a few years ago at Elephant Lodge which i think is now re-named Bear Lodge. It was an amazing experience. We were next to the Cheetah enclosure. After closing time the Rangers would take us into the park. We stayed three nights and did the big cat tour twice, it was different each time, and the small cat tour. Dinner was in the club house, amazing chef! You will absolutely love it x FYI the lions roar ALL night!

[@vikingraider1961]

There are two zoos in Kent that John Aspinall set up - Port Lympne (pronounced "Lim") and Howletts Wild Animal Park - they have different mixtures of animals in each.

[@TaoistYang]

I live nearby. 🙂 As I recall, both Poty Lympne & Howletts are run by the Aspinal Foundation. The UK is home to some of the leading conservation spaces & projects in the world, the Aspinal Foundation is one of them. While you're there you could also visit Wildwood, outside of Canterbury (not far away) where they focus on native species conservation like red squirrels, etc.

[@steveoliver4418]

Hiya girls, so glad you're coming to Kent , you'll love the County known as the Garden of England. Lived here all my life wouldn't move for the world. Great video again 😊

[@samk9729]

Congratulations reaching 60K subscribers ladies, Next goal 100K

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thanks!

[@stevieduggan1763]

Port Lympne is, literally a ten minute drive from me. So glad your base is in Kent. London is a great city, and well worth a visit. But there is so much more to Britain. The good thing about having your base in Kent is London is very accessible. So many tourist choose to stay in London, and I understand why. But you need to experience Kent and Sussex. They are terrific counties. You might want to watch " Damian Aspinall and the gorillas ". It's truly heartening. Sending big HUGS from across the pond. 🇬🇧🇺🇸💜

[@NeilTurner-k4h]

Yes, we stayed there and loved it. Feeding the giraffes was wonderful, and the hotel has a really good restaurant too.

[@celine4evauk]

Yay!!! Kent, my home county. I'm in Folkestone - 15 minutes from Port Lympne. Pronounced the same as limb. This place is a reserve, not the old fashioned zoo where you think of animals in cages . I'm not a big fan of zoos either, but to stop extinction etc I am in favour. Until humans can be trusted to stop killing etc. I know people go to PL every year, know people who've gotten married there. Its a great place, sooooo pleased you'll get to go there and especially see a bit of Kent while you're over here. You've just got to decide which animals you're going to stay with LOL So many people ignore Kent, they only go as far south as London. But not you guys!!! YAY! 😁

[@garyballared2077]

you just reminded me that i attended a wedding there aswell about 15 years ago!

[@KarenMilligan-hd8xx]

Hi ladies look up the Aspinall foundation who developed the parks, both Port Lympe d Howllets,John Aspinal did a lot of preservation work for various species great man. They had a baby rhino born at he park and named him Neal …. So he was Rhino Neal 😅

[@smigunc3024]

I actually am subscribed to this young couples channel, have been for ages. They are very good.

[@michellewatson4843]

Same here, they are one of my favourite travel vloggers.

[@michelletrudgill4573]

Yet again girlies, the pure joy on your faces is wonderful to see you are going to love staying there I envy you right now. This place do such alot for wildlife. Well done on another fantastic show xx

[@clareturner6078]

Exciting that you are coming to Kent! I was born in Canterbury and now live in Dover, Kent. I've been to Port Lympe a few timed but never stayed there. I'm sure you will love it! Xx

[@claresewell7388]

I've been to this place quite a few times, it's a wonderful experience, not stayed there, but even a day trip you can see the brilliant work they do introducing the animals back into the wild. Exceptional place run by exceptional staff and the aspinall family ❤

[@saturdaysun5724]

Lovely to see the turnaround, humans shut in and animals roaming free.

[@kitkatbrabson2794]

Wow,wow,wow. What an experience. I agree definitely a bucket list place. I love your reaction to it... My husband is a tiger 🐅 enthusiasts so need to look at this for our anniversary. Can't wait for you both to be here with us in the UK in person 💕 ❤️ 😊

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

You must go for your anniversary!!

[@mjdavidson7185]

Being a Kentish man myself and only live 15 minutes away from Port Lympne, I had no idea they had the cabins you could stay over night in. This looks amazing and is now something I’ll be looking into booking for my wife and myself as a treat. Another place which I love to visit is a place called Dungeness, look it up, it’s a strange but beautiful place and also has a nature reserve there too. Thank you for sharing and hope you enjoy Kent when you come to the UK!

[@robertalaverty5440]

This place sounds Amazing. Kent is strewn with Castles, Hever, Leeds and Rochester are all worth a look.

[@Tidybitz]

I'd never heard of this place or even knew it existed. What a lovely place it is, it will look even better when you two ladies visit in the summertime.

[@catbevis1644]

Hello from a little bit further west than Kent! This whole coastline is packed with history as it's the bit that faces our old enemy France, so you won't be short of things to do. Loads of castles etc and some of the best fish & chips in the country (I may be biased). I could recommend a dozen places to visit easily but I'll stick to just one- Brighton Pavilion. It's unlike anything else you'll see in the UK 🙂

[@susangarvey9415]

The Pavilion is great, also Charleston House, weird and wonderful I love them both. I love the Seven Sisters walk and Beachy Head too, so so much here in Sussex, these girls would miss so much if they didn't visit here.

[@annashear7331]

Wow what an amazing video loved every minute of it and congratulations on 60 k

[@mandypotts9090]

Firstly congratulations 🎉on the 60,000 subscribers 👍❤ . Well done , your hard work and you two sharing who you are has got you here 👏

[@kathchandler4919]

Have you heard about the Born Free Foundation? Google it, there's actually a classic film called Born Free , a true story & the couple Bill Travers & Virginia McKenna started the charity up to make sure their first saved lions weren't the last...the story of Elsa &, eventually, her cubs will make you cry...even to this day I still need a handkerchief xx

[@junecaffyn357]

Kent - the garden of England - have a great time Ladies!

[@AnaIBarker]

Another fantastic video! Thank you Natasha and Debbie 🙏🏻☺️

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kellieprice8776]

Love port lympne and howletts both in Kent both run by the aspinal foundation. When I was a teenage veterinary nurse student my vet frequently treated animals for them it was fantastic

[@richardhood8589]

I was in Kent last Friday, there is a lot to see, and do, Bird reserves, Cathedrals, castles, countryside, seaside, Lifeboat Stations, ancient towns the Cinque Ports, Dover (and the cliffs). Well worth exploring, but then every county is unique.

[@tinatomkinson7932]

You lady's are very welcome to come and stay with us while you are in the UK xxx

[@danielferguson3784]

Lympne comes from the name of the ancient Roman fort of Lemanis, built in the 3rd century as one of a series known as the forts of the Saxon Shore, stretching around the south & east coasts from Portchester in Hampshire, the best preserved, to Brancaster in Norfolk (Portus Arduoni & Branodunum). Just part of the historic background of the UK. Enjoy it all girls when you get here. Great video. Wonderful hotel. God bless those who honour & protect our animal companions in this world.

[@anselmvonkoroisau9095]

Menu Today... Human Soup 😂 - love your brain Debbie❤... love you too Natasha ❤

[@megfreeth4377]

Never heard of this place looks amazing you will love it😊

[@animalian01]

As a Kentish man,you will love it, Kent is known as the garden of England.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

We can't wait to explore it, animalian!

[@wilsonmurillopalacio6953]

Congrats for the 60K I will have a nice cup of tea when we get to100K. Big hug mujeres hermosas

[@garulusglandarius6126]

Absolutely brilliant video, I enjoyed every second of it and this couple are so nice and good at what they do. I fell in love with all of the animals I saw , thank you again ladies 👍❤️🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@megfreeth4377]

Thanks

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thank you so much 💓

[@Pauline-zs6oo]

Loved the video and learning about the animal lodge. It is such a valuable place. Thank you, it is now added to our bucket list! It would be truly wonderful to make this happen.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Our pleasure!

[@OriginalHandprint]

My ‘local’ conservation zoo; easy to spend the whole day walking around, and seeing the animals in more open environments. The views are pretty amazing too

[@ShadesofGrAy-at-50]

You two are going to enjoy this trip so much :) I look forward to seeing your faces the first morning you wake up and they be just staring in at you wondering whats for breakfast :D

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Can't wait!

[@michaelisles4756]

Unbeatable video loved every moment ❤❤❤❤

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

So glad! Please sub to the original creators channel

[@TwistedTiara]

Human stew 🤣🤣 good one Debbie. Yip, I think the hubster and I have just added another place to our bucket list, cost does not matter if it helps these animals and the paople that care fro them. Loved this reaction and video, thanks girls.

[@AMB3Rjade]

What a beautiful place to visit! I'm sure you're going to have an amazing time while you're there! Can't wait to hear all about it after the trip ❤

[@tommasociampa7667]

What an amazing looking place have a lovely time ladies.

[@jenlaw398]

Oh my, what an incredible place. Exploding their website as we speak. A definite stop over that’s for sure. Would be worth every cent.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Make it happen Jen!

[@jenlaw398]

Definitely will be

[@herindoors3552]

We stayed at Port Lympne and had a wonderful night in a luxury safari tent in the spectial bear area, where there were a good few tents, a BBQ area with log fires, and an animal viewing area, also a lovely restaurant, you can also go in a large army truck to view all the animal areas, the best for me was the lowland gorillas and the silverback is known for walking tall on his back legs just like a human, the log fires we had in our tent and the smell of wood burning, wonderful place, wonderful memories to store, hope you enjoy your visit to the UK.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Sounds Amazing, herindoors3552.

[@margaretflounders8510]

I think that gorilla must be Adam?....I've seen vids of him walking upright, and hope he's still amazing people.....

[@lilydawnpippard625]

Omg I’m so amazed by this place.. I’m definitely going to look into visiting and also donating.. A brilliant episode ladies.

[@angelatester2471]

Kent is lovely!

[@stewartrimmer8327]

Love the sound of lion's roing

[@s-jk3ui]

This brought back memories! My grandparents lived not far from Port Lympne and they would take my siblings and I there whenever we stayed with them. It’s probably the main reason why I love animals!

[@margaretnicol3423]

Pocahontas is buried in Gravesend in Kent. There's a little statue of her. Probably not worth a visit when there's so much else to do. Just an interesting little fact.

[@rowlandcole5670]

The staff put the water on for them, meanwhile the Lions were peeling the carrots! 🤣🤣

[@weedle30]

Dartford Kent girl here! So happy you are staying in my lovely County for a short time - it’s the Garden of England! Port Lympne is a wonderful “animal park” - it is huge! Please wear sensible shoes! And Howletts, the sister park - more Gorillas have been born at Howletts than at any other animal park/zoo anywhere else! All due to the way the gorillas are cared for. You will love Kent - there is just so much to see and do - and the beauty of the open scenery is all there for the taking!

[@Betru2u60]

That looks so good 👍 What a fantastic place with loads of positive outcomes.

[@brian9731]

We had the pleasure and honour of honeymooning in South Africa. We stayed near the Kruger National Park at a place called Hippo Hollow. The rooms were chalets overlooking a wild river bank which was teeming with wildlife. I don't think I've ever felt closer to nature When we went on safari in the National Park, the ranger told us that we should keep our arms and legs inside the open-sided vehicle and that way, any animals don't see you - to them, the vehicle is just another big animal that they don't mess with.

[@mandypotts9090]

Oh WOW WOW what a place , l just agree with everything the couple and yourselves said about it , why it’s there and the way it’s run ❤️ .this is now on my bucket list. Thanks for another great subject and reaction. I am going now to the website to find out more 🦏🦍🐅🦁

[@SteveWallaceGuitar]

This was great, I'd never heard of this place before. Great accommodation, amazing countryside and animals, what's not to like. I'd pay them a visit for sure!

[@DrDaveW]

I've been following the beans for a long time (Been on the beans - sorry!) They're a lovely couple and make excellent videos. Alex shares my sense of humour, which is basically "dark"! My other favourite "digital nomads" are Alison and Eric - The Endless Adventure.

[@elizabethworthington5228]

I've been following the Travel Beans channel for years and saw this video when there first published it. They have a campervan in America where they spend 6 months of the year traveling around. They even had a van explode on them whilst they were driving it. It's a brilliant channel. I just love their style!

[@neiltwy]

Lots of history at port Lympne, a hotbed of the arts when owned by Philip Sassoon in the 1920's.

[@ducatobeing]

An incredible place doing a lot of valuable work.

[@robert-hh2ft]

you are so lucky what a fantastic place hope you savour every second of it

[@alisonrodger3360]

"Boiled Human"🤣😂🤣😂 I'd heard of a Giraffe Hotel, in Kenya. It appears to be connected to Port Lympne through the Aspinall Trust.

[@misolgit69]

Kent, known as the Garden of England, Some Like it Hot one of the Great comedies of all time, how on Earth did Tony Curtis keep that pout ?

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

WOW... I must admit I knew absolutely nothing about this wonderful place..oh my goodness what an experience it will be for you both..which animal have you chosen to share your time with?.. if I was mobile I'd love to have been able to visit it as I absolutely adore these gorgeous animals..as a species we humans have done and still do terrible things to animals..it makes me ashamed to be human..I'm past it now but will love seeing you two lovely ladies experience this wonderful place.. the fact that they are breeding to reintroduce to protected areas is wonderful and to know that they are successfully breeding too us just amazing..wonderful video ..congrats on the 60,000 subs..said you'll easily do 100,000 by year end and get your KZbin plaque..great video ladies..hope you really have a great time over here ..🇬🇧💞✝️🙏👍👏🦁🤣🇺🇸

[@catherinehaywood7092]

Wow😮 what else can you say. Beautiful place. Never been and would love to. Would love to stay on that Lion lodge but just seen the price for one night. 😮😮😮😮😮. Ah well can but dream. I’m sure you’ll love it there seems like the work they do is amazing. Those little gibbons are so cute. Thanks for another amazing video. ❤

[@johnwelch5132]

That was wonderful 😊 A very special place and so pleased you discovered it. I’d love to stay there👍

[@ritapitt8273]

One of my sisters lives a couple of miles from here and she said you can hear the lion's in the mornings, went here a few years ago and really enjoyed it. 😊

[@kimarnill7648]

I think this was your best video ❤, I loved it . What a great place.

[@bethcushway458]

Ooh Kent is next door to Sussex where I am. Please look at the South Downs Way for a beautiful walk/hike, Alfriston and Rye!

[@colinhea]

It has a sister park also in Kent called Howlets it´s near Canterbury it is the original park of the two .They were founded by John Aspinall .I used to visit both Port Lympne and Howlets regularly This hotel theme is obviously relatively new as it was not there last time I went to Port Lympne .That was a good few years ago.

[@selina.c]

Can't wait ❤❤

[@vanessacare2615]

I'm gutted I miss this live but just watched it and loved it will have to check it out myself . P.s I did laugh at what Debbie said at the start of the video ( human stew ) we love you both xx

[@iancomputerscomputerrepair8944]

Truly amazing! I have never heard of the place and I am British. I may decide to have a few days there.

[@Northumbergull]

Looks great! Hi, from Northumberland 👋👍

[@neilfleming2787]

lol, I love Port Lympe, it's a bit tough to get to if you don't have a car (like me), the nearest train station is a long distance and the trains didn't seem that regular to me. BUT, I have cycled there a couple of times and been blown away by how it's laid out and the animals they have. They were apparently looking to expand on the lower level when I was there last (many, many, many years ago). I particularly love the range of big cats they have and the open paddocks for the bison and the gorillas.

[@davidholland4675]

I live around a 15 drive away and was always the place to go for days out with my brothers when we were younger. A friend of mine has stayed there recently and very much enjoyed it. I’m sure you will too. I hope you enjoy Kent (The Garden of England)

[@Keith-wd5ey]

As a local to the park I do like it. It's got a lot more commercial but it does good work. The mansion is not to be missed when you stay/visit. It has some amazing rex whistler rooms with huge murals. Charlie Chaplin had his own room in the house and it's so 1920s.

[@davidlocke534]

Staying in Kent there is lots of places to visit, Dover Castle, Leeds Castle, Canterbury.. Enjoy your visit ladies.x

[@russellesgate8822]

We live in Kent ladies,and my wife is a Regional Tour Guide. Happy to show you a few places while you are over.

[@grahamgresty8383]

If you are visiting Kent, then go to St George's church in Gravesend: a famous American is buried there.

[@EileenGoehring-lb8hy]

Didn't know this place was there ,would love to stay there good luck girls 😱🦁

[@eileenobrien3337]

Wow this is so amazing and 100% would love to go here. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊

[@carlosallen85]

Great hair Debbie 😊

[@mikedignum1868]

Many years ago I as on a tour of Kenya with my then-girlfriend and our hotel was on stilts in the middle of the park with nighttime visits from elephants..lots of weird noise throughout the night kept us up so out came the night vision glasses and the wine. It was amazing. I hope that the glass is nice and thick.

[@sheila3660]

We visited Port Lympne and loved every minute the noises were fantastic.we made monthly donations towards the keep of the gorillas.who were fantastic by the way.enjoy your videos very much.regards to you both.

[@wendybowler2514]

So glad to hear your coming to kent it’s my home county. The garden of England. What a fantastic place this is. On visit to uk try to take a look at howllets which does more or less the same thing with there animals especially the gorilla’s. Thanks for sharing the video had no idea how fantastic this place is must make a visit one day. Enjoy your visit to uk

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

It really does, Wendy. Thanks for watching.

[@wendybowler2514]

Love watching your videos Take a visit to Rochester in Kent we have a Norman castle and cathedral right across the street from each other with public access to both. It’s also where Charles Dickens lived for a while Worth a short visit Best wishes to you both

[@sharonsmith9817]

Hi Natasha &Debbie Happy Independence Day 🇺🇸🎉🥂

[@danielroche114]

Can't believe my family and friends live in Kent and this is the first time I've heard of this place defo visiting next time I'm there looks like they do a brilliant job keep it up a lot of these places only run because of donations so please donate great vid girls hope u enjoy your UK trip ❤xx

[@douglaswright2143]

Wow| That was astonishiny. Kent is a beautiful starting point for your visit to the UK, it is known as "the garden of England". I grew up in Somerset, which is utterly beautiful, but I would suggest that you stick to the East side of the country as it is much older, the West only developed through Industrialisation in the north. I would suggest Avebury, in Wiltshire, which is an enormous stone circle, twice as old as Stonehenge, and if you do that, you might as well dip your toe into Bath. When you hit London, I am more than happy to show you around.