🔎 UK famous historical landmarks 📚 Salvage Hunters ❤ Wirral

🔎 UK famous historical landmarks 📚 Salvage Hunters

[@leonorlizardo5867]

Finished this episode and loved seeing Enzo a few times, Ms. Carreras was priceless. Really enjoyed the banter amongst the humans.

[@NickPenlee]

Couldn't watch it; the frame rate changed so quickly it was akin to watching a disco light. I'm not epileptic but my eyeballs and brain function couldn't keep up. Very tough for a viewer.

[@ianstanleyspence]

Who the HELL, does the editing on these shows !!!!

[@ruthnix]

I wonder too

[@martinjames9250]

Yup. I gave up seven minutes in to it. 👎

[@cherylzimmerman2673]

I really enjoy watching your show

[@judithwalker3600]

I just love it when Drew says NO and gives her 40 more!

[@finneganalexzander1317]

i dont mean to be so offtopic but does someone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account? I was dumb forgot the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me!

[@giannimarco2981]

@Finnegan Alexzander instablaster ;)

[@jonasmichaelmoir9378]

Thanks for the content!) Cheers!)

[@Jam-wu9vz]

Thornton Hough is in Merseyside. Lord Leverhulme didn't build that manor, it existed before lord lever ever came to the Wirral. History. The land on which the house stands was owned originally by the Mostyn family of North Wales. The land was bought in 1849 by Charles William Potts, a solicitor. It is thought that he built the Thorton Manor house . In 1863 Potts sold the house and land to Thomas Brittain Forwood, a businessman who died in 1884. His son, Sir William Forwood, chairman of Liverpool Overhead Railway, let the house to William Lever (later 1st Viscount Leverhulme), builder of the soap factory and model village at Port Sunlight, in 1888. Thornton Manor became the home of the Viscounts Leverhulme. William Lever bought the house in 1893 and lived here from 1888 until 1919, retaining ownership until his death in 1925. Lever started on a series of alterations and additions soon after his purchase. The architect Jonathan Simpson made some minor alterations but the first major work was designed by the Chester firm Douglas and Fordham in about 1896. This constituted the main block of the house and was in Elizabethan style.

[@jodyshepard9482]

Love Drew's taste. Hope he makes some money. Wonderful to see great homes!

[@dericbarnwell1477]

SERIOUSLY F*CKED UP VERSION. HAVE TO LOCATE THE ORIGINAL UPLOAD TO ENJOY IT PROPERLY

[@hajorodyk1470]

You really need to do something about matching sound to the actual video.

[@noras.9774]

It was very disturbing!

[@lakegirl3664]

❤❤❤

[@shonamcwilliam2842]

Another good one!

[@jeffreymace6357]

Suffered a catastrophic fire 05/02/22

[@raiseyourworld5324]

Love the fire guard!

[@bigraymie]

K'inell... Who edited this Stevie Wonder ? 🤨

[@yvonnejohnson772]

hi from the wirral

[@paulbrooker6005]

The “ cutting/ editing ?, spoilt that episode, In my opinion.

[@eastcoastartist]

36:01 ??????

[@blacknight1003]

Love the series of Salvage Hunters, but this video is unwatchable for the way it is edited. Wont be watching any more

[@speedcaptured]

Choppy, irritating, annoying editing. Audio and video not synced. Awful.

[@staceyboyd7058]

The editing on this is awe ful and unfortunately unwatchable

[@joehaas2476]

Too many matted shown

[@t.r.l.4377]

you get sick from watching it...... crappy upload! 🤤

[@QuinntheEskimo132]

Unwatchable