Absolutely love this videos....I especially love watching them at 2AM while sitting in my office garage with the doors open and the temperatures dropping.

It's a cozy-looking village,  I understand why people would want to come there and stay for a while.  Too much pressure and anxiety in the modern world.  Than you for the walk-about.  I enjoyed it very much! <3

It’s always good when there’s an upload from this channel.   From Darren in Australia
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Lovely old buildings of this great village

Kersey England - where you can go back in time..... literally.

I lived in Kersey in mid 70's oppisite The Bell pub. Hammond Innes used to live at the black beamed house at 3:00 ...the village was full of normal working people living in their homes back then, no 2nd homes etc.
The house at 11:21 used to be a pottery owned by the Tarling family - the orange house on the left at 14:09 is where I lived & was connected to the house on its left hand side (the cream coloured house at 17:09) which was restaurant called Quills.
At 15:17 there was an actual shop though sadly long gone. It was owned by the Stiffs, a local farmer.

The 2nd pub, run by Cathie & Bill & called The White Horse was the red house you can see at 18:34. I don't recall a pub called The Sun?
There are so many stories in my memory & all as if they happened yesterday!

Good video!

A marvelous tour of Kersey, deep in detail and much more than I can remember as a child on my bicycle back in 1967. Its good that many ancient houses are renovated…even if as second or rental homes…it preserves at least these great buildings for prosperity 😊Thanks for taking us with you! 😊👍👍

Kersey featured in the first ever episode of Lovejoy

What a pretty little village. I am so glad you and Oana got to stay for a bit. Thanks for the walk about. <3

I grew up in River House Kersey, i attended the local village school. We had our lunch at the village hall and spent our pocket money at the sweet shop  . the village was full of life and locals now it`s dead

England once had great marshes too, until they were drained for either farming, or building.
Then people wonder why so many places are prone to flooding.

What a lovely little village, and so quiet, even though your walk-through took place during the day's three (perhaps four) vehicle rush hour lol. I adore the thatch-roofed crooked houses, flowers and period remnants. I do believe I'll keep my modern plumbing, electricity and contemporary laundering techniques, but in many other ways, modernity is oft overrated. Beautiful day for a walkabout!

I've been lucky enough to visit kersey and Lavenham. I want to stay now! I shall be following your Romanian adventures... Very exciting for you both

That was utterly delightful! thank you Chris. what amazes me down here in France, all the villages, still have the specific washing places which also have a roof to protect the folks from the sun! Seeing the one you pointed out was most interesting! As the ones down here are quite huge and rectangular too! I really loved all the old buildings and the immense age of some of them too!!

Interesting thanks

Thank you for bringing Kersey to life in your video. A branch of my family used to live in the village in the 18th and early 19th century, so I really must visit one day.

Your explorations of the back lanes are always rewarding, Chris.  Tidied away from the public view are such quirks as letter boxes in walls at knee level (?) and a herd of mini-horses hosting a pet chicken.  (But where are the cats?  Oh, of course, there's Poppy...)

Looks absolutely splendid. :)

Very nice. Thanks