At times like these, we all need a 'Vicki Explores' to watch

@connellylawcoprusjuris4408

4 жыл бұрын

here here

It's true, people have lived there that long. Most of them are still trying to get round the ring road.

The best thing about Canterbury is the museum there that has the orignal models of Bagpus, The Clangers and other children's TV favourites. The programmes were made by Peter Firmin and Oliver Postgate just outside the city..

Vicky explores Canterbury - thats some tale.

vicky's voice is the best! If only there is an audiobook narrated by her

Canterbury is a great day away from London for tourists. It is easy to reach and so compact with tons to see. It is my number one recommend when friends visiting London want a day away

"Current king of Kent " so glad you got that right 😂😂👍

mesmerizing Vicki and also Geoff's Vids wish we were there

Interesting as always Vicki, looking forward to part 2 already!

Joyous as ever. More please Vicki

Caught that Sound of Music reference there, Vicki... 😃👍😃

Fasinating, as always. Can't wait for the next part xx

I studied at the University of Kent in Canterbury and have great memories of the place. Great pubs there too!

I cant wait. This should be good. Vicki Explores ... Canterbury, in the dark. LOL. Only kidding Vicky. :)

Yass Queen 👸🏻 Excellent as always!

I work in Canterbury and it's a beautiful place

I spent 3 years a student nurse in Canterbury, qualifying in 2000. I know Lady Wootans Green very well.

Good video. Short, but good. Interesting intro, too, but the video was kind of short. The quick look inside the cathedral was nicely shot, but kind of short. What I'm trying to say is more of Vicki Explores is even better. Thanks Vicki and Geoff.

Everything in England so old! Here in America we have buildings and bridges built in the 1800s and we think *THAT'S* old - mere babies compared to UK castles!

@caw25sha

4 жыл бұрын

Do a search for Skara Brae - houses about 5000 years old. No longer inhabited sadly!

@tonyrenz6666

4 жыл бұрын

Not Everything in england is old!!Lots of new buildings too lol Which is makes the london skyline very interesting With the likes of the shard opposite side if the river to the shard !Then st pauls cathedral near all the high rise towers of the city!

I love Vicki. That is all.

Yay! My home town! I seem to remember it rained when you last visited for All The Stations in May 2018. Looking forward to part 2!

Wonderful video, thank you!!

I went to Canterbury back in 2008 and I loved it, such well kept city with lots to see and do, not to mention the cathedral which was stunning inside and out!

If you’ve not seen it already Vicki, there’s a programme shown on channel 4 by Prof Alice Roberts, historic towns I think and you sound just like her! Look forward to part 2

fascinating Vicki, thank you.

Part One? Now I’m intrigued for part two

Amazing. Cannot wait for Pt 2

Ooh... Canterbury, a city very familiar to me!

I'm loving this series, is it possible to put a map and where you are in the UK for each episode?

Vicki, you're awesome. I love history, and you present it beautifully.

ive been to canterbury and kent 2 years ago and love it there ill have to go back in the future

@AndrewG1989

4 жыл бұрын

@@clintonepps3666 So Canterbury before it became a city was a village. Never knew that.

When I was a child I visited Canterbury with my parents. I did a brass rubbing, which I shall have!! It was a happy time.

Loved this video! Enjoyed the quaintness & historical facts. Vicki, you need to do longer videos so you can give more facts in greater detail. Looking forward to part 2! The video is top quality in production. Good shots.

Vicky at her best - bring on part 2!!!

Another great visit Vicki keep them coming look forward to part two Marc in Bletchley Towers

I can't wait for part two. I've been to Canterbury twice. I would like to go back for a third time to give me the chance to do the city and the area justice.

Very good

Vicki, please make your videos longer! You could easily do 30 minutes on Canterbury. I went to Canterbury last summer on a Javelin from St Pancras. Great service. A few railway-related questions: Why are the stations called Canterbury West and East when any sensible person would call them North and South? Why is there a huge gap between the platforms at Canterbury West? Why is Canterbury West signal box built over the tracks where it would be engulfed in smoke several dozen times a day?

@ameliareid1030

4 жыл бұрын

Its called canterbury west since the station is near the Westgate Towers but not sure about Canterbury East

@toy1606

4 жыл бұрын

- The city straddles the Stour which 'sort-of' runs north-south (More north east/south west) but subsequently has an east and west bank, upon which the stations sit. As@Amelia Reid mentions, the West station is near the west gate of the old city walls. - There used to be through-lines in between but were removed due to reduced traffic - There were goods lines at Canterbury West. The signal box (one of two that straddled the tracks) was built there so as to give the signalman a better view over the whole layout as building at track level would have been obscured by trainshed roofs. www.kentrail.org.uk/Canterbury%20West.htm :-)

@caw25sha

4 жыл бұрын

@@toy1606 Thank you. I knew somebody would have the answers. I once had the brilliant idea of photographing a train at the Severn Valley Railway from a footbridge but found it wasn't such a brilliant idea when I disappeared in a cloud of smoke and steam. I can't help thinking the Canterbury signalmen must have had a similar problem.

@toy1606

4 жыл бұрын

@@caw25sha Check out the linked website. It's a great resource for railways in Kent with some fantastic historic photos.

@pj100565

4 жыл бұрын

caw25sha And there was actually a Canterbury South station too at one point. There’s a great resource available at kentrail.org.uk with some more pics and useful history about Canterbury East and West.

Have you seen the 1940s film Canterbury Tales. Some very interesting back ground shots. The main street used to be the A2. And did you find the grave layout in the shopping center.

Great video

I hope you enjoyed my wonderful home city 😊

Love these. A minor point - the Roman state's exit from Britain took place in 407-408, which puts it just in the fifth century, not the fourth.

I don't get why it's been split into two episodes when it was only 5:30 minutes long

Wish these were longer than 5 minutes

Isn't it time that Vicki had her own history channel?

People say that Canterbury is the County Town of Kent. But it’s actually Maidstone that is the County Town of Kent. Same with Trowbridge which is the County Town of Wiltshire and not Salisbury or Swindon. I do like the Vicki Explores videos on All The Stations channel. Vicki does know her history & knowledge. Can't wait for Part 2. :)

Lovely to hear Vicki and the all the stations theme variations again. Pity at the start of the video her mellow tones were almost drowned out by the background noise.

Vicki is a great presenter - BBC get your act together and give her a series

@bitesthedust

4 жыл бұрын

I agree that she (and Geoff) are great presenters but a television company would want to script and manage content; rather they remain on KZread being natural and producing themselves.

"Bib starts the video, eager to find out if there will be any pacers".......

Is that from the top of the castle at 0:29? When I last visited Canterbury the castle was closed!

Was that... a “Sound of Music” reference there? My wife sings “Do Re Me” to our daughter all the time. :)

I love the series, when will part 2 be released?

@SK_3PT1

4 жыл бұрын

im *still* waiting you know 4 pt 2

Its a tiny tiny little re BIFFA bin

Canterbury east station is slightly west of Canterbury west station.

People have lived there a long time right enough I remember people living there in the 70s.

I graduated in the Cathedral!

0:50 I can’t tell if your on the city wall, the Dane John hill or the castle there.

1:27 - Bvrger Rex

No shame; I wanna wife Vicki - beautiful, rail loving, doctor-who-geekess. What more could you ask for?! Thanks for the vid, love em.

Heard about the new book..

Peculiar pronunciation of Durovernum!

St Martins is the oldest church in the English speaking world

Note for anyone watching only with subtitles: the auto-generated subtitles say "kingdom of Jews" instead of "kingdom of Jutes" along with various other mistranscribed lines. Changes the history lesson quite a bit!!

I lived there for a year and a half (on the U of Kent campus). I'd been to the Canterbury Cathedral like a dozen times. The whole town had like one shopping street and not much else. (but that was 19 years ago). I also remember visiting the Roman museum. It didn't seem to have changed at all.

@ItsGeorgeHuh

4 жыл бұрын

It hasn't changed a huge amount tbh 😂

I prefer to start with doe - ray - me

@nw24153ns

4 жыл бұрын

I do agree with many others that you could do longer videos, if you want to, maybe have something of train history in there and split it with what's his name

Do, a deer, a female deer...

@hanskniezand2049

4 жыл бұрын

Do, a name Homer calls himself.

Just wondering if you need a cameraman I'm only 13 but would be happy to film your videos