Let me know if you have any questions or want any recommendations at all! :) xxx

@sandortribusz4585

Жыл бұрын

I was here As a mormon preacher. Tribusz Sandor robert.hungary. 8000. Székesfehérvár.sziget.ut.7. 6/16. Was great walking here!!!

So cool that they named this city after that pretty Bladee album, Uk hella drained

@NitrousNetworkTV

2 жыл бұрын

Man of culture found in the comments🌸

1:45 - That lamp you're walking past is a surviving remnant of an earlier incarnation of the Exe Bridge, dismantled in around 1970. 3:05 - The old historic West Quarter was butchered by Exeter City Council in the 1960s as part of a road-widening scheme. The House That Moved was originally known as "The Merchant House", and was found on the junction of old Edmund Street (the site of the Medieval Exe Bridge - the bridge was the foundation, believe it or not, of a tarmacked and busy main road that was surrounded by houses and still in heavy use until the mid-1960s), and Frog Street. Frog Street is today part of the Western Way, starting under New Bridge Street and ending at the site of the West Gate plaque. But in the 1960s Frog Street was a very narrow lane lined with old early-modern era houses, which were all ruthlessly demolished to make way for the new by-pass. THTM was lifted off its foundations and rolled up the slope to the foot of West Street, where a similar house had been demolished a couple of decades earlier, and set on new foundations. You can see film of the process of moving it if you search on KZread for "Look at Life 44 The Village Sleeps Again 1962" - a little over two minutes in. You may be startled to see how different the area looked back then. 5:00 - The guitarist you're thinking of is probably Matt Bellamy of Muse. 5:58 - Phonetically, it's "Bar-foll-ah-mew." 6:26 - The odd metal contraption on the wall just behind you marks the site of "The Snayle Tower", which was a very strong defensive fortification that played a big role in protecting the city, especially in the civil wars. The house behind the marker is also called Snayle Tower as a tribute, The car park on the other side of the wall obviously wasn't there until fairly recently, when the land was raised with artificial embankments, so the wall was essentially the top of a pretty high cliff face for centuries. 6:45 - My personal favourite restaurant in Exeter is the White Hart Inn on South Street, a genuine 16th Century Tavern converted into a modern hotel. 6:56 - The church dominating the northern side of the city is St. Michael's. I used to wake up every morning to a view of it from my bedroom window as a kid, as I lived on Haldon Road at the top of St. David's Hill, just around the corner from the church. 7:10 - Gandy Street is very special, because it gives a very strong hint as to what Exeter city centre used to look like prior to World War II - lots of winding narrow lanes and old-style architecture, like a rabbit warren almost. Sadly, the city was badly burned by the 'Baedeker Blitz' of 1942, when the Luftwaffe bombed five of England's most historic towns as revenge for the needless destruction of Lubeck and Rostock (the other towns were Bath, Canterbury, Norwich and York). The heart of the city, full of old timber-framed buildings, was burned down, and rebuilt in a more modern, less appealing style in the 50s and 60s. (This is why so many of the buildings on South Street and Sidwell Street all look so samey, mundane and bricky; it was impossible to rebuild the treasures that had been there before.) Exeter is still a lovely place overall, but it isn't what it used to be. 8:20 - The building where we have that rather odd mural of someone-or-other on the wall is the place where the great fire of 1942 came to a halt along the north side of the High Street. The south side was also very badly burned and lost lots of irreplaceable buildings too. But for most of its history, the High Street was the same narrow width all the way along. Today, the Lower High Street is very narrow, the Upper High Street far wider. The Lower High Street also retains a lot of older style building facades, whereas the Upper High Street is far more 20th Century and monolithic, and it's because that half of the street was left in ruins by the war. Many adjoining streets, especially to the south of the High Street, were also completely destroyed. Catherine Street, Bedford Street, Paris Street, Bedford Circus, Summerland Street, and Cheeke Street were all completely destroyed. The extent of the devastation isn't always understood today. 8:45 - No, that's not the City Walls. Those are the ruins of St. Katherine's Almshouses, which were a shelter for poor people who worked for the Cathedral from the mid-15th Century. They were actually well-maintained and in very good condition well into the 20th Century, but they were another unfortunate victim of the Baedeker Blitz of May 1942. The ruin is kept today as a memorial. 9:15 - I agree with you about indoor shopping centres being horrible, but don't forget that Exeter has the utilitarian horror that is the Guildhall Shopping Centre! Probably the most appalling mistake the city made in all of the 1970s was demolishing about five streets full of picturesque shopping buildings and replacing them with that... *thing*. And most of it is indoors. 10:00 - Princesshay is quite new, and has existed in two forms. It was originally built in a very 1950s, bricks-'n'-mortar style in 1949. The Queen herself, at that time still a Princess, hosted a ceremony to begin the construction work, and that's where the name comes from. ("-hay" is a frequent suffix in the Devon dialect and simply means 'boundary'. Therefore, just for example, the gardens at "Northernhay" are just the northern boundary of the ancient city.) The architecture of this incarnation was all a bit one-note and unimpressive, and by the end of the 20th Century, most of the premises available in it were becoming undersized for modern big companies. So in 2005, they pulled it all down and tried again, and Princesshay now exists in this very plutocratic form. I'm not sure I entirely like it, it does have a very pronounced stink of Big Money to it, but it is definitely an improvement on the original version I grew up with. That blue statue, by the way, is all that survives of St John's Hospital School, which had taught pupils for several centuries on a site just to the south of Eastgate. The school was another victim of the Baedeker Blitz and was totally destroyed by fire. Both incarnations of Princesshay were designed to have the towers of the Cathedral 'framed' between the buildings as you walked along. The site of Princesshay was previously a very fine ring of over 20 Georgian Mansions called 'Bedford Circus,' which was a key administrative hub of the city throughout the 19th Century. Alas, Bedford Circus was yet another piece of the old city lost to the German bombers. Next time you're at the spot where you're stood at 10:03, look up. You will see two statues high up on either side of the street. One is the statue of Despair, covering its eyes in horror as the city burns down, and the other is the statue of hope, looking forward in optimism to the day the city is rebuilt and returns to life. 10:50 - THOSE are the City Walls. 12:00 - A little puzzle for you. One of the buildings on the Cathedral Close was destroyed by a wartime bomb, but rebuilt entirely from scratch to appear exactly the same after the war. The rebuild was so perfect that most people have no idea which building it is, cannot tell it apart from all the others, and would be completely unable to guess that it isn't the original. Can you figure out which one it is?

I lived at 4 Gervais Ave,right along the Exe,back in the early 60's.Was there when the river froze over.Great memories,thank you.

What a perfect tour of a lovely city. Devonshire really is the jewel of England. Thank you, Kat. Please produce more superb videos.

One year university life here 10 years ago, feeling so good watching this video

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing, thanks for watching!

Hi Kat thanks for the lovely video I am hoping to move to Exeter this year and thus has helped me become even more excited. Thanks 😊 x

Very interesting city. Lots of history in the old sections with a mix of modern too. Good to see so much being preserved. Thank you for sharing!

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so watching Jim, it really does have a real mix of both yet still not too mainstream! :)

V.nice pictures of Exeter nowadays.I lived in this city in 2008 for two years.Interesting film-views.Best wishes for all.

Was only in your greqt city for like 6 hours but loved it!! So many seagulls though.... Saw the "house that moved" & Exeter has the 2nd narrowest street in the world, "Parliament Street". Love the chilled vibes & people are very friendly!! 👌👍

I was studied here in 2016-2017. Great video! Thanks! Missed Exeter! :)

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

Awh it’s such a fab place! Thanks for watching xxx

@-ZED-

2 жыл бұрын

How was it? How's the diversity and the people?

Thank you for sharing, I love it

This was great thank you, subbed we are moving to Exeter and this was just what we wanted.

thought you said 45 years - I was in disbelief, then i played it back 😂😂

I live in Exeter and I was born on July 5th 2008!

What a fantastic video for nostalgic!! Please make a vlog tour around Duryard House, its also have a beautifull senery.

I always think that Exeter is a very under-rated town. We have visited a couple of times and we visited the Wagamama's in your video at Christmas. Have a great weekend.

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

City** ;) Ah you can't go wrong with a Wagamamas! It's lovelyyy, come visit soon! And you :)

@Algorithm347

2 жыл бұрын

Capital city , but for some reason Plymouth seems to overshadow it , I guess it’s just Plymouth is twice the size , but Exeter IMO is prettier, Plymouth is a grey concrete city with no soul .

This video is basically about shopping and eating out in Exeter, but I'd love to know more about the city's history, the landmark buildings, the cathedral, why that house moved, what people made their living from, what history it has along the river... A city is so much more than shops and pubs and restaurants. :)

Stunning lady. My daughter spent two years there studying Physics.

Great video Kat thanks :-))

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Woho! Thank you :)

Love video ,have subscribed.

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Debs :)

@debsmostexcellentadventure5353

3 жыл бұрын

@@KathrynChalk Your more than welcome,you have a lovely channel.

The Royal Clarence Hotel is STILL a building site, then! Incredible.

I‘m so excited to come to Exeter in September as a German volunteer for a year! Do you have tips to find friends there? Loved your video btw. The city looks so beautiful!😍

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

Awh thankyou. Join some sports or art clubs and keep an eye out on local events. Try find yourself a go to cafe too so you feel part of the community 💞 best of luck

Ah awesome video, going to Exeter college in September and just got back from a day there today. Can't wait :)

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Oh fabbb!! Enjoy it, beautiful city :D

@cliosycamore8176

3 жыл бұрын

I'm about to start my second year there, you'll really enjoy it ^^ 💞😄

@zaylek6568

3 жыл бұрын

@@cliosycamore8176 ahh thank you so much, I really hope so. Definitely very worried about it because my sister really hated college (she didn't go to Exeter though) I'm just hoping I'll enjoy it really. What courses are you doing?

@cliosycamore8176

3 жыл бұрын

@@zaylek6568 Aw yeah understandable! it can be really intense at times, but a lot of the time the people are really nice and the opportunities especially in btec courses are amazing! And i take UAL level 3 extended diploma in journalism there :)

@zaylek6568

3 жыл бұрын

@@cliosycamore8176 ah that sounds really cool yea, definitely glad that you're enjoying your time there :) I'm planning on doing atleast one btec, maybe two depending on what I change my 3rd option to and I'm pretty excited to start tbh, though it is very daunting. I was wondering if a lot of people use tablets/ computers for taking notes and things? I'm planning on getting a tablet with the money I get from the job I have now and I'm just praying that most if not all the teachers I have allow it over using paper

Was great being here 98.year. tribusz Sandor robert.8000.hungary. Székesfehérvár. Sziget út 7.6/16. MORMON church thank you!!!

Do a tour of Burnthouse lane 😂

@TheRedbeefburger

2 жыл бұрын

hahahah yeh how to lose a fucking phone

@TheRedbeefburger

2 жыл бұрын

@Radar Fairy oh yeh ofc

Hi Kat! Thank you for this interesting video. I've actually started to learn more about this city and I am curious from a local point of view which areas are considered the best to live in and which should be avoided. I'd appreciate a lot your answer. I'd love to visit Exeter some day. :)

divine town

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

City ;) but yes it is!!

Great video 📹 👏 👏 👏 Full support :)

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Do one on Topsham please

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Awh I no longer live hereeee, but I love Topsham!

Hi Kat , such a beautiful place and nice video. Thank you for sharing. Just wonder if there is flooding risk for someone considering moving there for retirement, any town you will recommend to live in Exeter ? Thanks again.

Matt Bellamy from Muse bought a guitar from this guitar shop.

I live in exeter

I was born in Lyme Regis and now live in Taunton but i have been to Exeter many times and know it pretty well this is a great video and i learnt a lot . Well done for showing me places that i had not been to and will soon visit Exeter again . (I have liked and Subscribed) and will look for more from you.

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Awh I love visiting Lyme Regis, I’ve now moved to Bournemouth and used to stop by on the way! Great to hear, it’s a fab city! X

I will say but it’s cobbled and not comfortable for wheelchairs and also you can’t get into most of the shops in a wheelchair on the quay. Fore street is difficult in fact near on impossible to use the shops in a wheelchair too. I can get in most of the arcade shops but with help can get in the real McCoy too. I wish princesshay was covered all through, they didn’t want to as wanted to be able to still see the Cathedral. Mainly you can eat or shop in Exeter, there are cinemas and small theatres but not really a lot to do. You should go in the cathedral it’s magnificent and the clock in there was the clock that inspired the nursery rhyme hickory, dickory dock.

Is the public transport similar to that of London? Do Oyster cards work there as well? Or do they have a different system?

I'll be there September 13/22.

I missed Exeter.I studied there st A level in 1974.

You were standing in the remains of St Catherine's Chapel and Almshouses built c. 1457 AD and bombed in 1942 and not part of the City Wall.

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Ohhh :O Thank you for letting me know! I tried reading a sign but it was super faded.

great video,...fore street is great for "shopping local"....a bit like london's oxford circus, few seem to venture to explore....parliament street was listed in the guinness book of records for being the narrowest street....oh and the ww2 bomb that was detonated....royalty has visited exeter many times - think guildhall, or 2002...

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You look so much like Ramona Marquez from outnumbered . Love the video

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

Haha do I?! Thanks for watchingggg 🌞

@Algorithm347

2 жыл бұрын

@@KathrynChalk not sure if you’ve ever watched it but she was the little girl ( don’t worry I ain’t a creep 😂) she’s 20 now and the first thing I thought when I seen you was you look the spit of her as an adult . Long winded explanation 😂. So do you still live in Exeter ?

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

Haha yes I used to watch it when she was young! I don’t, but I’m sure I’ll be back :)

Great video enjoyed that thanks ;)

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Woho I'm glad!!

My friend and I are revisiting Exeter this Thursday. We graduated 10 years ago so we are going back for 4 days. Have you got any good recommendations for quirky restaurants/nice coffee places?

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

How exciting! I don’t live there anymore unfortunately but… sacred grounds, press house and mangos were my go to for tea and cake. Old firehouse is still fab for pizza. Or red panda for boa buns!

@WGJOD

2 жыл бұрын

@@KathrynChalk Thank you for the recommendations. We'll definitely check them out. We're looking forward to Firehouse Pizza for sure, an old classic. We're going to visit Exmouth one day too

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

Bumble and sea for cake in exmouth!!

My nephew got admitted in Master’s program in the University of Exeter n I am planning to visit him during next vacations. Thanks for sharing info n give us tour of city of Exeter.

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

Ah congrats :) That's exciting. No worries at all!

好美👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼加油💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

I have been to Devon.

I have been wondering, if you study at St.Luke, where about to live better...I mean which area?

You mentioned "an area where all the students live" Helping my daughter find a place to rent-She will be working as a Post Doc at the University, coming from the US with a 3 year old so would probably not like to rent in that area. Any recommendations of areas that are walkable or bikeable to University but not noisy? Maybe you have a tour, will look just subscribed! Thanks,

what is it like to live where and whats pelope like are there friendly i am to moving to Exeter on Wednesday i have ever been befover i was told its nice place by frind

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

It's a lovely place to live, great community, lots of outdoor people and cafes. Quay is a great social spot too. Enjoy and good luck with the move!

Can you tell where´s the best surfspots. There´s a high chance for me to move to england. Thank you. By the way i luv the simplicity of your videos. Makes me relax.

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Nelson! Southwest has lotssss to pick from! North Devon - Croyde, Saunton to North Cornwall - Bude, Fistral, Watergate Bay, Perranporth :) Have a google of those. Thanks for watching!

@nelsonferreira8844

3 жыл бұрын

@@KathrynChalk Ty very much for your answer. I will search these surfspots that you told me. Ty

I enjoy watching this video. I'm new in the city. Arrived here 7 months ago, and haven't tried most of the local shops. But I've been spending a lot of time in the Quay.

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Ah welcome!!! Theres some beautiful local ones and even more special now they are all opening up. Enjoy :)!

hi, can you talk about public transportation in town and also going out to different city, would be appreciated Thank you!!

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, sorry I no longer live here but there’s two train stations. Central and St David’s which will get you direct into London. Great bus network too I presume as there are loads around

I hope you like overcast skies everyday and rain, this is the reality as Exeter university made modified jet fuels to make summer weather obsolete. Everyday the jets fly over and before 12.30 magical things happen in the sky, loads of all day cloud

Is it near fox road?

Hola hermosa, que linda chica que me encontre en KZread ;)

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

Ha thank you!

Food and café please

Hi, I'm looking to rent a two bed house or cottage there in Jan could you recommend an estate agent? Thanks

Why is everything quite ? Here in US everyone is out and about.

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

This was a while back now, early weekend morning and still in lockdown

Seriously thinking about moving here from L.A.

Hai, I am a medical professional and I was selected for Exeter NHS hospital. After watching your video I feel like familiar with this city before arriving there. Could you please tell me which is the good place (house rent, transportation) near this hospital to live for a couple?

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Ohh excellent!! Welcome!! Heavitree and St Leonard’s are great places 😊 xx

@jasmin2021

3 жыл бұрын

@@KathrynChalk Thank you❤

You lived in Exeter for 45 years!! How old are you?

drain gang

Please do one on Exmouth please kat l live in Paignton thanks

It’s it an expensive area in Exeter?? I was just wondering how much you guys pay for fish & chips for example there? I’ve from Buxton but really dislike the town, born & raised here. I’m wanting to move to the south.

Surf Ciy Rich 😢

0:24 45 years?

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

4 to 5 👍🏼

sorry, you just said you lived, in Exeter for 45 years, But you look younger than that,!

@KathrynChalk

3 жыл бұрын

Haha 4 to 5 years!!

You beautiful girl.

you life in exeter 45 years and you move here for job .... how old are you lol

@KathrynChalk

2 жыл бұрын

4-5 years 😅 forkhandles

I am an Exeter person (priced out of my own city). Pronunciation of some places not correct. Research - not done. Constant hairbrushing back - agh!!!!

@Awwyeahnahmate

3 жыл бұрын

Kat ignore this person the video was excellent. I'm moving to Exeter soon and really appreciate you making this tour. Eliza get a life haha

@elizapopperwell2578

3 жыл бұрын

@@Awwyeahnahmate I can see you are a man and the commenter is a woman and maybe that is the reason for your very different attitude to this. I'm expecting some properly done commenting - and therefore ignoring the fact it's a woman that obviously regards herself as attractive that is making the video and concentrating purely and simply on how well (or otherwise) it's been done and ignoring the fact the commenter is an attractive woman and concentrating purely and simply on the content itself. My comments stand - as I don't give a darn what sex or attractiveness level is concerned and am concentrating purely and simply on the content and it is not good.

@Awwyeahnahmate

3 жыл бұрын

Read the last line of my first reply

@gertrudehumpadink1405

3 жыл бұрын

Feel free to make a video yourself Eliza. By the sounds of it you’re quite the Exonian? And I’m sure you wouldn’t mind your attempt being thoroughly critiqued as you have done here. I don’t think this video was intended as an in depth history lesson, more of informal chat about the creators favourite locations which I for one enjoyed...gender and attractiveness aside.

@doaa1999b

2 жыл бұрын

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