Charity shops are all we have in Buxton and Helen you do have a lovely voice love watching thank you your a lovely couple 😊

Wetherby is a beautiful place, been a few times myself, just can't believe the amount of charity shops

The banter between  you two is brilliant 😂

You two just get better and better, such a giggle, keep 'em coming .

You. Two. Are. Famous.   Being.  On.  Here❤

Thankyou James and Helen for bringing us a little light hearted happiness amidst all the craziness going on in this country, you lift spirits and do all the things we like to do, Charity shopping, finding old pubs visiting interesting places and showing life isn't all doom and gloom. I love watching your channel xxx

Helen has Beautiful Voice & you should be proud James she does.  I want to hear Helen Singing 🎵 More 😊❤❤❤👍🏼🤷‍♀️

I love your videos like this , Helen getting merrier, you pretending to scold her. Win, win with this one I really like Wetherby too ❤🎉🎉

Wetherby looks really nice 👌
Another place I KNOW I'll never get to...but I am grateful for your channel James and Helen...for showing it to us.
I was also an antiques market trader for many years and your comments about doing markets in bad weather really hit home.
I once did a 100 mile round trip to stall out at a little country market, just like that one, IN THE SNOW!
...because I needed to feed my kids and pay the mortgage.
Most people have no idea how hard that job is.
Glad I'm retired now. 😊

My daughter used to live near Wetherby and I used to love the charity shops there. However, we once went to the Wetherby Whaler and I found them to be extremely expensive and the fish and chips very under-par. Swore I'd never go there again and I haven't.

Every town has a host of charity shops. Regular shops are dying perhaps because of the cost of living crisis, online shopping and the expense of business rates and energy. I sometimes visit our once much loved dying shops because dread the day they go the way of a much beloved Woolworths! No more pick and mix with my favourite banana fruitella etc..I find Haribou synthetic and sickly and hope they do not become our substitute for Trebor and goodies I like!

I think you and Helen complement each other you're a lovely couple, love watching you both together and I like watching you on you're own don't let people get you down.

Got to admit I keep coming back for Helen!

Fantastic vlog going to visit after watching this

I just want to say A big thank you to HELEN for that wonderful information on the Bingley arms it was very interesting thank you once again, but sadly James didn't help much with his constant sighing and looking bored. 😂😂
Apart from that another brilliant Vlog 👍

It was interesting to watch this again today as we are heading to Wetherby tomorrow for our wedding anniversary!

You've done it again ! Another good watch, I haven't visited that little pocket of England around the A1M West of Scarborough / North-East of Leeds but it seems full of lovely traditional English towns from your trips like Ripon, Malton, Knaresborough, Thirsk, Richmond and now Wetherby. That cheese & ham croissant looked awesome ! I've never thought of cutting one open and putting something inside before, I just eat them whole instead of toast for breakfast sometimes. Another useful thing learnt whilst "By The Curb" 🙂

Many years ago the locals used to call it greasy Eva’s,I won’t elaborate.

The Bridge Hotel & Spa in Walshford, was once called The Bridge Inn and was where highway men used to be on the dirt road.

Wow the Bingley Arms - Super Pub and the history AMAZING XX- Great Video As Always XX