Enjoy this YouTube video entitled ‘Heavenly England’ and get a sense of how diverse and beautiful the country is… if you want any of the locations in the video identified, just post a comment with your question (don’t forget to indicate the time within the footage that it appears).
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that’s a wonderful video – recognised some of the locations, as our annual holiday always goes to the UK . Next year it will be Skipton and Colchester we are visiting, looking already forward to it now
regards from Salzburg, Austria
[...] 14, 2009 – 5:08 pm Filed under Miscellaneous The following is a YouTube response to the ‘Heavenly England’ video posted yesterday. Again, if you want any of the locations in the video identified, just post a [...]
Oh! bluebell woods. We have lavender woods over here in Canada which are supposed to be similar but after 14 years I have yet to find one.
I sent the link to a friend in USA and he would like to know all the locations. If you can do that it would be great.
Thank you
Bru
Hi Bru
Here are some of the locations to get things rolling. Maybe someone else could fill in some of the gaps!
14s – Windsor Castle
44s – White Cliffs of Dover
1m 01s – Gold Hill, Shaftesbury
2m 06s – Wells Cathedral
3m 17s – Durdle Door, Dorset