Thank you for doing these videos for us. I just found you as I was looking to learn more about King Tut and I really appreciate this wealth of information and understanding the effort you take to put these videos together. You are doing a great service for us all. I am in Florida so I will be subbing and setting the bell for your channel.. thank you again … Brian

You are a terrific presenter. Your zoom talks are wonderful: clear, informative, great personality. It will be amazing to take one of your live tours. I will try to reach out next time I am in the UK. I am in California now - a bit far for a walk. Thank you for what you are doing. So refreshing, educational and informative.

You are great!!!

You are a wonderful and entertaining tour leader!

@edwardcalcutt3417

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

thank you for your channel, im very interested in your Egyptian video, would love to talk to you more about king Tut.... as im working on a story about the connection between the boy who found the step and Tut.... anyway... please get in touch, I will try to do the walk some time

simply lovely, entertaining and informative ..thank you so much

Fascinating channel thanks for the great uploads

Hello....are you still doing tours in London? Thank you.

Loved the Petra talk tour, also the Buckingham Palace tour on zoom!

@edwardcalcutt3417

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Kerri!

I just found you yesterday... subscribed, but then, somehow... youtube says your channel has been taken down! When I tried to get back in, using the above address (for ANY of the videos), it says 'Video taken down' ! So now I don't dare close this as it won't open up again. Do you know anything about this?? (ARE YOU THERE??)

@michaelcollins7313

2 жыл бұрын

I can only assume that maybe Edward was a bit disheartened by the low count of ticks and subscriptions at the time he was making these excellent talks which he clearly spent considerable time and effort in producing. The popularity of these few video's clearly indicate that the appreciation is shining through, at last!

Recently started learning about the history of my local area thanks to only just discovering Flickr. the stories and building, infastructure that are no longer there is fascinating and doesn't have any acklodgement. Which has in turn kicked off my interest in history. Really liked the street name videos. You got any plans for doing talks of suburbian London?

@edwardcalcutt3417

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback :) What is your local area if you don't mind me asking? I don't have any plans at the mo to do suburban london, although places like woolwich and charlton are on my radar as I recently moved there. Not quite suburban today but once was!

@christopherhawkins9719

2 жыл бұрын

@@edwardcalcutt3417 ohh we aren't too far from each other. My local area is Brockley, Lewisham. For example nunstation used to be a 4 platform station once carrying the crystal Palace service and still a couple of remains in place if you know where to look. Brockley Lane disused train station, Old former pubs, bomb sites now converted to schools, ancient footpaths and I bet there's More waiting to be discovered. If you are ever in Plumstead check out mayplace Lane, it is a ancient road leading to a.... I'll let you discover that 😊😊.

@edwardcalcutt3417

2 жыл бұрын

@@christopherhawkins9719 Not to the Shrewsbury Tumulus I hope! Ha ha, I was there a couple of days ago on a walk. Doing a big loop through Oxleas Woods and the Woodlands Farm.

Do you still do these?? I'd LOVE to attend one!

@edwardcalcutt3417

2 жыл бұрын

Yes sir I do. Was just touring in the British museum today! Here's the group I have on the social website Meetup meetu.ps/c/44w3g/hQ3LK/d on Meetup

@Dani-ut6il

Жыл бұрын

@@edwardcalcutt3417 I joined the group via the link. Are you not doing zoom groups anymore?