Why You SHOULD Visit Lincoln England

[@TheMagicGeekdom]

We'd love to see more of Lincolnshire and the surrounding areas. Do you have any must-visit spots for next time? Let us know! Also, what cathedrals are in your top 5 list? (it's very important research for Cara lol). And while you're at it, make sure you check out these videos of more English cities with magnificent cathedrals: Spending the day in Canterbury: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5OnlHqjbbmXaq8&t Exploring Durham Cathedral: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2Wtq4B3icSqZ68 Lovely day in Winchester: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmeVmYmZgKtlaKc

[@grahamstubbs4962]

Ely in Cambridgeshire, Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk and Saffron Walden in Essex. That should get you started!

[@midgetg9609]

I live in a small town outside Lincoln and love the whole area. The Lincolnshire Wolds are worth a visit they are a series of rolling chalk hills with glorious views, you can see Lincoln cathedral from the tops. There is a breed of interesting sheep, a deer herd and an old church on one section too.

[@nikwright2842]

The Lincolnshire coast and the Wolds

[@spectralsymphony]

Skegness aka Skegvegas, is the most popular seaside resort around here and has many smaller coastal villages a few miles either way: ingoldmells, chapel st leonards, Sutton on sea, mabelthorpe, and not far from Skegness (ie in Friskney) is the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park. Belton House is a popular stately home and country park. You may also be interested to know that Lincoln is the birthplace of the tank, popular for its ww2 Lancaster plane (one of only two in the world that still flies), and is the home of the Red Arrows aircraft display team

[@joegrey9807]

Chichester cathedral is a good one, and the city itself is lovely. Nearby you have two open air museums: Singleton and Amberley. On the south coast, half way between Portsmouth and Brighton

[@HelenWoodgate-y7y]

Hello both of you. My daughter was just watching this in the front room and yelled at me to come and watch. My friend Mal and I were your Castle Guides on the morning of your visit. So pleased you enjoyed your tour and thank you for remembering us. Any questions, let me know. Hope to see you again soon and safe travels.

[@martinevans4688]

My daughter went to Lincoln University and the size of the city means you have everything you need and more in a small area. Her graduation was incredible, with the reception in the Castle grounds and the awards in the Cathedral, so proud and great day. Lincoln and Lincolnshire have a lot to offer.

[@brushmans-guild]

I went to university in Lincoln and once heard it referred to as a 'poor man's York' - I always thought this was rather sad as I have nothing but good memories of the place. Granted that was over a decade ago now and it appears a lot has changed, but thanks for bringing it all back for me! I really must make the trip, as it looks like the city has had a pretty substantial revamp; it looks great!

[@xblissfulleex]

It’s only changed for the better to be honest! Way more to do

[@ednammansfield8553]

I really enjoyed my time in Lincoln when I was based at RAF Scampton back in the late 1970's. A beautiful city and friendly people. I got posted to the West Midlands for my final stage of my RAF service.

[@joane5777]

Thank you for your service~ From 🇺🇸

[@johnbaldock6353]

I'm So happy when Visitors don't just stay in London. Our Great Country has So Much More to Offer!👏❤

[@Gill3D]

Lincoln is a beautiful city and seems to be unfamiliar to many international tourists, unlike York and Chester. Thank you for visiting and raising its profile. If you're into military aircraft, you'll see lots of them! Not for nothing is the county known as "RAF Lincolnshire". Just outside Lincoln is the International Bomber Command Centre which is a memorial to all the bomber aircrew who flew in World War II. Many, many bombers were based in Lincolnshire. A few miles away at RAF Coningsby (which is an active military airfield) is the RAF's Battle of Britain Memorial Flight with its working Spitfires, Hurricanes and one of only two airworthy Lancaster bombers in the whole world.

[@emay1903]

There's also Tattershall Castle really close to Coningsby which if you time it right can give great views of the BBMF doing practice flights, and if you like antiques theres Horncastle and Hemswell close by too.

[@davidrenton]

the design for the Tank also took place in the White Hart Hotel , Lincoln

[@annemumby-qt9uo]

There is also the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre at East Kirkby. They have taxi runs by a Lancaster and Mosquito aircraft, though not every day or through winter. Check their website for details. Thanks for the m mention of IBCC- I am a tour guide there, so biased but we'll worth a visit.

[@concise707]

@annemumby-qt9uo G'day Anne! 😁

[@darrenwilson8042]

There were many RAF Bomber Command bases in Lincolnshire in WW2 and the Cathedral was a rally point to form up on the tip out and a welcome sight for returning shot up Lancaster crews as it stands high and very visible in the landscape.

[@laurabailey1054]

My grandfather worked at the air base inMablethorpe during WWII

[@10thdoctor15]

Lots of towns and cities are losing their high streets to shopping centres (and the internet), but Lincoln has somehow lost its shopping centre, St Marks, and the centre is still thriving (apart from BHS and Debenhams closing).

[@johnstrac]

I've lived around Lincoln for years and possibly take it for granted a bit, glad you enjoyed it and spread the word.

[@francesrice3317]

In 2023 I visited the UK. I took an afternoon narrowboat tour from Llangolen, Wales to the Ponctysyllte Aqueduct 200 feet above the River Dee. The boat travels at a walking pace, and the scenery was lovely, especially on the aqueduct! I opted for afternoon tea on the boat trip which was fun too! I have walked along a lot of canals in the West Midlands and generally they are quite scenic. In Chester I watched a couple pull their boat through a lock. I do think a few days trip on a narrow boat would be quite worth doing!

[@DjNikGnashers]

So glad you managed to make it here 🙂 The guy at the end, 'experimental sonic machines' is called Pete, and he's a great bloke. Plays at a lot of the singaround sessions, open mic nights, etc, and is a bit of a local celeb in many ways.

[@edlittle8831]

I was born and grew up in Lincoln, sometimes I think i take the cathedral and castle for granted. Certainly not been in the cathedral for about 20 years. I live near London now and always enjoy going back to Lincoln as I find it very quiet and peaceful, even around the city centre. Nice video, enjoyed watching - keep up the good work!

[@w4yne_1]

such a shame america doesn't teach you about the magna carta. because its apart of your history as well. but yeah lincoln is a lovely place to visit.

[@johnhorton1012]

This is my home city! I have watched you both for ages so it was very strange seeing you in Lincoln! I wish I had known I would’ve said hi.

[@revbenf6870]

The name Lincoln should be branded into every American's mind, from your most famous President to your most famous car, it is everywhere in the USA!! Ironic no?? Hoping to catch your most recent video asap, loving your visits across the UK, keep up the good work!!

[@joegrey9807]

I'm just in the process of buying a narrowboat, and have spent a couple of months on a narrowboat before. A few things to note - the main one being that this is a very very leisurely way of life. You move at walking pace, and locks will add into your time, its also fairly physical - you have to operate locks and climb up and down ladders etc, so all in all, people generally do about 10-15 miles a day, so you don't get to see a lot of different places, and often you won't be moored up in a town at night, but if you enjoy travelling slowly and peacefully through countryside it's perfect.

[@CowmanUK]

It sounds perfect.

[@davidstephenson9251]

I would certainly recommend a narrow boat holiday. I’ve don3 it several times. It’s great fun and it’s a great mix of relaxing travelling with energetic periods going through locks. If you do it in the West Midlands you will find many places where you can tie up next to a foodie pub.

[@lincs4life]

Next time visit the Lincolnshire life museum, its just around the corner from the castle, its free to enter and gives a great look at Lincolnshires history and how people used to live.

[@ynys_mon6928]

If you don’t fancy having to deal with locks on the canal system, a good alternative is the Norfolk Broads. It’s a system of rivers in the east of England. The boats you can hire there aren’t narrowboats, so easier to handle, and there’s a huge variety of styles of boats. My husband and I didn’t visit The Broads until 2015 and fell in love with it so much that we have bought a share in a boat. Actually, we have an American couple who own a share and travel over every year to spend time on The Broads.

[@kaydavis2310]

I've had 2 holidays on the broads so far. Loved every minute of it.

[@NickfromNLondon]

Great video almost 25 years since we took the kids t Lincoln with friends. My brother goes on canal holiday every year with his wife. They visit art galleries and .country houses along the way and even take their golf clubs with them. They go on circular trips. Do your planning and choose a route without too many locks. There are often great pubs along the canal.

[@10thdoctor15]

Nice of you to come to my home town, Lincoln. Everybody goes to York, but Lincoln is lovely too. The Cathedral was indeed the tallest building in the World for around 250 years, having taken the title from the Great Pyramid of Giza. If the spire had not fallen, it would have kept the title until 1884. Lincolnshire is known for its Plum Bread and Lincolnshire Sausages. It's also known as bomber county because of all the RAF bases.

[@RogersRamblings]

Hiring a narrowboat for a few days before taking the plunge for a longer trip is worthwhile. It's almost certain your dog will thoroughly enjoy long walks along the towpath and further afield.

[@caz3895]

Despite living in Lincolnshire all my life, I have only stayed in Lincoln once, the Cathedral is stunning and well worth a visit. Plum Bread is lovely and Haslet is another Lincolnshire food you could try. I would recommend you visit Stamford, a Georgian stone town with lots of history and it has a Cosy Club too.

[@conradchitty7145]

I agree, haslet is really good

[@joshtherahrah]

I grew up about 25 miles south of Lincoln. I really, really miss it. I now live in Yorkshire, but to me, nothing beats Lincolnshire.

[@pulchralutetia]

Loved the video. I love Lincoln. The cathedral is my favourite in England (so far). DURHAM cathedral is also spectacular, one of the most important Romanesque/Norman buildings in Europe. You must go there! I think you guys have seen more of this country now than most British people! ps. go to Holkham beach and Holkham Hall in Norfolk - absolutely phenomenal.

[@Leitros-kj4qb]

I share 2 of these in my top 3 - Durham and Lincoln. But right at the top I would put Ely, specifically for the Octagon, an architectural marvel.

[@paulm3033]

Lincoln is a wonderful place , so much history, walkable , friendly and some very nice restaurants.

[@justiceformenboys]

Thank you both for this charming and wonderful video! Just turned 66 - state pension age in the UK - and planning to buy a place somewhere in the UK. I was already leaning towards Lincoln - property SO much less expensive than in the South-East - and you've persuaded me to defintely move there!

[@krub893]

I’m from Lincoln, born and raised here. You’ve told me two things I didn’t know in this video haha. Well researched video, nice to see people from over seas enjoying our beautiful city and painting it in a positive light. 👍

[@nickbodie9013]

I live in the UK and haven't explored it like you both have..🤣 Love that you guys are living your best life! ❤

[@YeahShaw]

I’m so glad you went to Brown’s Pie Shop 😊

[@cketts8128]

I know Lincoln fairly well as my husband’s family still lives there. It was such an important city at one time and has incredible history. I think the historic old centre is beautiful but it loses some of that beauty as you move away from the centre which is a shame. Glad you enjoyed your stay ☺️💚🧡

[@whoo11]

Great to see you guys enjoying Lincoln. It’s my adopted home city, lived here for 13 years now. It’s a lovely place and I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😊

[@turtrubshaw]

Yes you are correct, if you want to see rural uk then the canals are the best way. Very very relaxing, also easy to drive or navigate. Dog friendly mostly. We have been on holidays on canals for years. They never disappoint, also the weather doesn’t spoil them, except maybe high winds. So I highly recommend them, you will not be disappointed.

[@ychaps]

I'm from Lincolnshire and am SOOOO happy that you made it to Lincoln...love that you found the Lincoln Imp. Your video had me in tears...I miss my home county so much. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@BuggleskellyStation]

Glad you enjoyed Lincoln, one of my favourite cities and my home for a few years while at uni.

[@MakingNewMemories]

Plenty of options if you want to try a narrowboat holiday. Have a look at some of our vlogs to give yourself an idea of the lifestyle.

[@paulravenscroft1704]

Thanks for another great Vlog - we were last in Lincoln in 1977 and you have convinced us that we need to go back! Nice to see you exploring some of eastern England. Talking of the the east, is East Anglia on your list, often referred to as the 'hidden gem of England'? It has some lovely seaside towns such as Cromer, Cley, Blakeney and Southwold plus hundreds of beautiful medieval churches and of course the City of Norwich with its beautiful Cathedral. If you fancy trying out cruising, rent a boat in Wroxham and drift around the Norfolk Broads for a day stopping off at various waterside pubs - a delightful unique experience! I would put Wells in the top 5 of my favourite cathedral. Quite small but an architectural gem.

[@danielhillier7417]

Yeah i live in Suffolk. Its got some great places.

[@dogblessamerica]

Love Lincoln, similar vibe to York but much quieter and more spacious; free (donation) entry to the Cathedral and the fact it's dog friendly are a massive bonus, they have dog friendly days in the castle too. Taking your dog is

[@RPGMark]

I'm late to this party, but as someone who's parents lived on a narrowboat until my dad got ill and passed away, you should 100% do a few weeks on a narrowboat and tour one of the bigger loops. I would LOVE to see your views on learning the locks, seeing cities from a totally different viewpoint, and just the friendliest most peaceful pace of life! ❤

[@cazziefores2183]

Six of us girls have hired a narrow boat and wide beam and we had the best time ever I would highly recommend it... I would definitely live on one for sure.. Glad you are enjoying yourselves xxx 😘🇬🇧

[@prog2303]

I attended The Cathedral School '62 - '66. Morning assembly in the Cathedral and the Christmas Service in the Angel Choir. Happy days...

[@davidbutler7602]

In Coningsby you have the Battle of Britain memorial flight and Museum or East Kirkby aviation heritage centre. In Horncastle is Myers bakery, they supplied sone plum bread to the queen. You must also try sone Lincolnshire Sausages, there is an award winning butchers in Bardney. If you fancied travelling plus

[@susansurridge8507]

Really enjoyed this video. I moved here to Lincoln almost nine years ago and love it. Just caught a glimpse of my house as you sailed down the canal on the Brayford Belle.

[@darthgardner]

Lived in Lincoln since the day i was born and lived very close to the cathedral,castle, ellis mill, and the westgate water tower,so this was interesting to watch..and not been in the big church for many yrs even though i can see its towers from one of my windows,glad you enjoyed Lincoln.

[@appstratum9747]

An interesting video and well researched. I grew up in and around Lincoln in the late 1970s and early 1980s while I was at primary and secondary school. I had a friend who rented a flat in the Deans house opposite the west front of the cathedral (where the entrance door is). It was quite surreal at night lying in the bath looking straight at the huge west front of the cathedral - all floodlit and magnificent - enjoying the fantastic view while twiddling the hot tap on an off with your toes... 😀 Lincoln is a nice city. Not too big and very relaxed. My Portuguese wife and I got married there and returned to live there for four years before coming back to Portugal. Roman artefacts and walls are everywhere in uphill Lincoln. The bottom of some walls are roman, while the tops are early English and gothic, with other eras in between. You can see 1000 years of building styles in in a 12 foot wall that had bits added time after time. I hadn't really noticed this but when in Lincoln one day and while taking a break in a quiet spot near that wall to have a sandwich, I met an American student who was backpacking around England and he pointed this out to me. I studied ecclesiastic architecture at school but Lincoln has so many of these little details that you often just walk past without noticing and it takes a visitor to bring them to your attention. The Jews House at the bottom of Steep Hill was built in 1150 and is one of the oldest domestic dwellings in England. But locals just walk past it without a second thought as they huff and puff up the hill or plod down it. Your video captured both of the first two places where I worked in the mid-80s.

[@robAspray]

I actually live in lincoln and used to live right next to the cathedral. could see it from my bedroom. lincoln is lovely! ole ole is an amazing restaurant you should go to.

[@Pure_B]

There's a lot of narrow boats which are B&B's and Airbnb's in the UK. So maybe that could be your next quirky place to stay. Great tour guys. Lincoln looks lovely.

[@susanashcroft2674]

Thank you it's been a good while since I was last in Lincoln but you awakened facts that I recalled hearing about back then which was good to remember. I think I would have loved that cheese pie too! 😃

[@PoliticalprisonUK]

The Paschal vigil on Easter Saturday is spectacular. I have been twice. It starts at 8pm and is conducted by candlelight in its first part. It is like time traveling.

[@stuartfitch7093]

I'm glad you have finally got around to touring my home county. A county of mostly small towns and villages scattered amongst the vast expanses of farmland and rolling green countryside.

[@bill-wd7zs]

Glad you seem to have enjoyed Lincoln. I've only ever been there a couple of times and one of the things that amazed me is how steep that hill is. Lincolnshire is well known to be flat as a pancake so to suddenly come across that was a real surprise.

[@karenisabellestewart851]

What a interesting and qauint historical town. I have never even heard of this town, thanks for sharing this gem! I want some cheese pie🥧 your videos always leave me hungry!❤

[@sallysmith9064]

City

[@thepomandozzy]

Narrowboat life is amazing had a 45 foot narrowboat on the south Oxford canal such a lovely slow pace of life. You won’t regret it there are loads of places to hire from too

[@goonerinSP]

It's so refreshing to hear people talk good things about places in my country. Most foreigners I have come across have a complete dislike of all things English. I have met many nationalities and most seem to hate us. It doesn't help that I've been working and living in London for 18 years now. I grew up in Lincolnshire and have fond memories as a child in the long summer holidays playing around the fields and cycling between villages. Lincoln I think is a wonderful place. Very nice video, thankyou.

[@sun9808]

i’m a foreigner and i love england. the rich and powerful history and beautiful monuments that are well preserved till this day. i’ve visited tons of cathedrals in the u.k. and towns to get feel, and never traveled outside england for holiday, just around england to soak in all its glorious beauty and will never get tired of doing so.

[@ynys_mon6928]

I discovered last weekend that St Alban’s cathedral is dog friendly too. I didn’t have our dogs with me as I was singing in a choir that was covering the Saturday and Sunday services as the choir boys and girls are on their summer holiday. I feel very privileged to have the opportunity to sing in such special places. Years ago we also did a weekend of services at Lincoln Cathedral. I ended up so exhausted though, as our B&B and most of the restaurants we had lunch at were at the bottom or at least part way down Steep Hill. It’s not called Steep Hill for nothing! Lol.

[@ivor1957]

The Cathedral may be the fourth largest by size but it is the best. (I may be a little biased as i’ve lived in or very close to Lincoln for all of my 66 years). Looks like you thoroughly enjoyed your visit and portrayed our beautiful city very professionally. Your camera work is excellent.

[@tonycasey3183]

I have often thought of doing a day trip to Lincoln from my home in West Yorkshire. Your video has just closed the deal for me. Next days off - I'm there!

[@allysonrollitt210]

I'm Lincoln born and bred and I'm so pleased you enjoyed your trip😀

[@stevehartley7504]

Port cullis 4 inch squar posts and cross bracing with iron banding over joints. So yes indeedy it was heavy

[@paulg0170]

The film was indeed shot there as they could not gain access to Westminster abbey, it’s the same designer of both cathedrals. Look on the walls in the pubs and you will see photos of Tom hanks around town while filming.

[@FoxyRed67]

Hi, I am an infrequent youtube viewer . but I'm so delighted that your adorable doggy has been able to join you , that is very happy news for sure , as I know you missed her previously :)

[@kevingrant7098]

I love the fact that you show me so many places I haven’t been to. I live in London hardly ever leave any places I’ve been to Bournemouth Winchester, Guildford London, London, London😂

[@simontomlinson6484]

My home city- so glad you've had a look around :)

[@MichaelcookeSUFC]

Such a shame you couldn’t go at the weekend as there’s a lovely free walk called Lincoln free walking tour will show u all Lincoln and tell u about the history too so when u next visit the cat cafe I encourage you to go on this walking tour great vlog showing the best of England keep up the amazing videos x

[@mosless1]

It is such a pleasant change to watch a couple of Americans just enjoy the adventure of British cities. And food!

[@andrewhargreaves504]

BEAUTIFUL city. The ‘treatment’ of the Magna Carta at Lincoln is far more developed than at the British Museum & Salisbury. Magnificent & important Anglo-French history in one tiny place.

[@RANDYLIZARD]

Thanks for doing this one, my family still live in Lincoln, I grew up there but now Live in South Australia and have for the last 20 years So nice to see you visit "Home" .😁

[@Sapherzz]

My parents used to own a narrow/ canal boat, and it was a lovely option for a local vacation. We used to take it on the Grand Union Canal, which had some lovely countryside and its a very peaceful way to travel, even with the manual work involved with the Locks! I would generally recommend a long weekend (3 maybe 4 days) to get a good enough experience for first times 😊

[@tonyhirst3628]

The Norfolk Broads and Norwich are a must if you're on that side of the country.

[@audi-do-that7589]

That was a great video and very interesting.i live in Lincoln city.the view from my bed room window is the cathedral.i live right next to the Brayford.i love seeing other people’s perspective on our city 👍 great video 👌

[@kbj1970]

Just discovered you two......making me chuckle so much....enjoy our country...😂

[@FatNorthernBigot]

What a fun video. I'm from Lincoln and it's great to see other people enjoy the city. Although it's a little too popular, these days. 😉

[@EvaNemetKonc]

Another fantastic video, thank you!❤

[@GraemeCampbellMusic]

One of my favourite places, love Lincoln

[@samuel.j.barker]

Great video, love seeing other ppl enjoying the quaint beauty of Lincoln. I spent 2 weeks on a canal holiday. I would say it's a great way of leisurely making your way around England. However, make sure you know how to operate locks (this is a must). Also, negotiating narrower, and busier, stretches of canal can be a challenge at times; but i would seriously recommend it.

[@grandiebob2500]

Stamford, including Burghley House and grounds is definitely worth a visit while you’re in our country. I always enjoy your channel.

[@mikethebloodthirsty]

Indeed Stamford is one of the best preserved stone towns in England, its like stepping into a time machine.

[@danjudson5661]

I hope you had a pint Batemans - excellent Lincolnshire beer!

[@itsamberrr0963]

I live in Skegness, about an hour from Lincoln. I went to Uni in Lincoln and go there frequently but i've never been to the cathedral or the castle. I probably should do at least once 🤣

[@MoreCowBellBBQ]

I just bought a house in Lincoln, so in love with this place. As a dual citizen of America and the UK, I have lived in Saint Augustine Florida most of my life so the move to the UK was a bit of a change, but Lincoln fits my needs of history and good-looking streets.

[@chriswilson7391]

Thanks for the tour, lived here all of my life and it's always interesting to see other peoples perspective. 👍

[@garye2906]

Great review! We loved the town when we were there. 🖖👍👍

[@theperambulators]

Very excited to watch this video, we want to check out the Cathedral ourselves, it looks so beautiful! ❤

[@shirleyhudson407]

After Lincoln in Lincolnshire, there are seaside towns that are really good. Mablethorpe, chapel St leonard's, ingoldmels, and Skegness.

[@TheDradge]

Good video of my home town! And for an American you pronounce "Lincolnshire" reasonably well lol. Too many Americans emphasize the "shire" in English counties. It's more of a "shuh" sound. The old Roman canal is from the Brayford pool to the River Trent (the Fossdyke), not the side of High Bridge you were standing on.

[@daveglander1]

Awesome video Good to see you enjoyed my home city. (And where I went to University) And to all of those wondering about the 'Steep Hill'... it's not exaggerating... at all. You want to try coming down it at 1am on a Saturday Night after a student bender. You pretty much take your life in your hands.

[@kerryscakes909]

You should come to Norfolk and visit the Norfolk Broads. You can hire a boat to explore. Loved the Lincoln video. One of our favourite places.

[@mohammedwaseem9936]

Hello, Thank You buddy another fantastic video.

[@danowen79]

Hey, you’re where I live! Cool. I recommend the Norfolk broads if you want a narrow boat experience for a week or so.

[@barriefoy6642]

A fantastic video guys of my home town. I didn't realise how beautiful Lincoln actually is. Brown's Pie Shop is one of my favourite restaurants ever. Top work guys x Barrie

[@martinconnelly1473]

When you were standing on the water side by the sculpture arch (Waterside South) you were not standing next to a canal, as you described it, it is the river Witham. It flows from there on to Boston.

[@amyw6808]

I live only 15 mins away from Lincoln (in fact, I’ll be at the Brayford later when I take my daughter and her friend to the cinema there). I love the Bailgate area and steep hill. Great for exploring. We’ve only lived here 7 years and they have developed the Cornhill area in that time. It’s so much nicer now than before! Cosy club is a good chain as chains go. Their Moroccan lamb is delicious. Narrowboats - my dad has a cruiser these days but used to own a wide bean boat, which is a big version of a narrow boat. His is on the Avon-Sharpness canal in Gloucestershire and he goes on the River Severn from there. You can easily book a narrow boat holiday in various areas of the country. Btw you can get plum bread from the co-op in Lincolnshire or Curtis’s bakery chain.

[@magicker8052]

Fun fact.. lincoln odeon is most expensive outside of london

[@amyw6808]

@@magicker8052yeah it’s an awful cinema imo. I prefer the Everyman or - even better - Kinema in the Woods

[@Crimpycurls64]

I love your films, I love the way you use the English words and we went to York on your suggestion. Might check out Lincoln now ❤

[@primalengland]

I lived on a narrowboat for nearly 20 years until about a year ago. It was a fabulous life for Molly, my dog, and I. I also got to work on a marina for 15 years, so I pretty well know all there is to know. I’ve toured the country from London to Lancaster a couple of times.

[@rossobantam]

great video! ps at 15.25 you say how much better view can you get? Try the trip to the very TOP of the cathedral....wow!!!

[@cerbuscankerous3714]

Canal boats are likely the best way to see the country, the canal network is extensive and largely very attractive, it is however slow but that adds to the relaxation. The canals are a destination in themselves.

[@WilkesyBRAH]

Still sad we lost the corn exchange, it was great, was where a lot of my friends got their first jobs working on the stalls

[@janetdouglass5363]

Narrow boat trips (self drive of course) are the best!

[@HesmiyuMC]

Had this appear in my recommendations. I'm from Lincoln and worked at the castle for a few years and my sister did a bit at the cathedral. Not a narrow boat, but my brother has a boat moored on the pool. He quite enjoys the boat with his for orly 2 dogs (one died of old age)

[@bathbedbook]

There's a couple of KZbinrs- The Narrowboat Pirate + Cruising the Cut whose videos will give you a great insight on canal boating, definitely worth a look

[@MTFSLOTS]

Heyyy. Some other channel recommendations on narrow boat life I like to follow. Ula and Josh, Ben and Emily, and narrowboat life unlocked.