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I don't understand how the conversation officer can demand his desires! Apparently the conservation officer would rather look at a pile of rubble than see a restored home with a nice looking extension.
Blows my mind too. Just simple idiocy
I love binge watching this series!!!!
Building had been for sale for 35 years. Was literally moments away from being lost forever. Conservation office: YoU cAn’T dO tHaT!
Guy fit perfectly the stereotype of the pencil-necked, petty bureaucrat so happy to hold back someone who wants to build and create.
I find it highly ridiculous that everyone has a say except the owner.....same thing here in the U.S.
Conservation office will always make sure to make life as difficult as possible.
Conservation guy seemed to revel in his duties as it relates to denying what Mark wanted to do. Like he enjoyed denying his requests. Sad
Sadly he paid for a walled facade not a building. Conservation office needs to pay him.
I love this series it’s so great! It really gets you dreaming of owning and renovating some type of old gothic or castle style home of your own!
To me it was not about the building. It was about the man....who restored it. A big shout to him and his family.
And such pretty daughters. Anyway, he's done an excellent work.
Their fanciful bedroom is so gorgeous! It truly is a fairytale castle bedroom! I love it so much!
That bedroom furniture would be well suited in a brothel!
This is one of my favorite restoration. Its fantastic!
Stunning job, what a man ! One of the best in the series.
Proper job , Mark . You have built yourself a legacy to be passed on.
What an amazing and unique building. Mark did a superb job.
I just love hearing the history as well as the restoration of all these buildings. One day would love to hear of one of my Ancestor's in one of these episodes
TIL word 'corn' in British English denotes all cereal grains, including wheat, oats and barley. They were designed to keep grain prices high to favour domestic producers, and represented British mercantilism.
I'm so glad I saw this comment because him calling that a Corn field killed me.
Yes, I thought of that, but it isn't really used that way any more. People differentiate
It is a shame that the addition could not be a similar neo-Gothic design to the original. The modernists have to intrude into everything in our lives. Bravo to the brave man & his family who saved this building.
Love the show but get a sound man! Can barely hear George over the background music.
Hello dear sir madam. My name is Maxim Yarosh. I fell in love with your program on the KZhead channel. Usually, I am waiting for new episodes every weekend especially episodes "Restoration". I have one request for you, if you can make subtitles for your program it's will be great. I have a disability and it's hard for me to hear, better will be read the subtitles for more quality follow the essence of the program. Yours faithfully Maxim Yarosh
You can turn on the automatic sub titles on KZhead.
Oh my goodness 🕊👍💞 absolutely wonderful Iv been waiting for this Its may 1 2020 Thank yu for sharing this
This is my favorite house...I have watched some many I cannot put a no down..the very best to this awesome family.
Thank you for sharing!
The conservation guy is more worried about the transition between old and new, yet he doesn’t give a rip about the type of windows in the old? Makes PERFECT sense.
I live not far from ormskirk gorgeous place not far from the city of Liverpool you can see this house from the train it’s gorgeous
George Clark.... What a hunk of man......
Wow. What a wonderful house.
Doing great jobs....Old is gold....Keep it up .love u .. watching u
9:18 I've just got a feeling it's where I'm going to finish my days off. 21:18 Massive heart attack. :o (I'm pretty sure I remember that the original show also had a comment from Mark about pains in his left arm.)
Wow.. From Philippines🌸
Clearly not corn fields. Those are fields of wheat . I have always loved these journeys.
corn (usually uncountable, plural corns) - (Britain, uncountable) The main cereal plant grown for its grain in a given region, such as oats in parts of Scotland and Ireland, and wheat or barley in England and Wales. - (US, Canada, Australia, uncountable) Maize, a grain crop of the species Zea mays. - A grain or seed, especially of a cereal crop. (He paid her the nominal fee of two corns of barley.) - A small, hard particle.
In Britain wheat is called corn
Corn is grain in the UK
Hence the many old buildings in the UK known as Corn Exchanges.
The word "corn" is even used in the Bible. Obviously since maize is a new world crop, it didn't exist in the ancient Middle East. However, wheat did, and the translators of the Bible, who were British, translated "wheat", as we know it, with the word "corn", because that's what THEY called wheat :)
Should have given them a framed copy of the poem to put on their wall.
maybe he did
They could put in a pretty stained glass window instead of rippled glass 😊
He did a fabulous job. What a beautiful house.
First one, love it:-)))
Mark is great. Definitely watch this episode
Wonderful 🤗
Прекрасный рассказ. Спасибо. ❤👍
I really like the floor plan!
So beautiful
I was starting to feel sorry for the guy for not having any money, then I saw the two Porsche's on the driveway...
Beautiful awesome fantastic bro I am from Pakistan I just amazed
Mind-blowing awesome best restoration... I'm speechless
The conservation officer is full of it. The basis for his decisions are purely arbitrary.
Right?! It's not so hard to determine which is the old building and which the extension. Especially that on one side he did put a wood wall in between.
Whata house! Wow!
Walks through wheat field going "Stunning corn fields" baaahahahaaa!
I know, right? 😖
It might be a regional thing. I come from the North East of England and we would call wheat fields corn fields. I have no idea why and now that you mentioned it, it seems a bit odd.
Cambridge English Dictionary: Corn: the seeds of) plants, such as wheat, maize, oats, and barley, that can be used to produce flour Oxford English: Corn: (British English) [uncountable] any plant that is grown for its grain, such as wheat; the grain of these plants
looks like a corn field to me
@@seanreed69 Corn in german we call it Mais, that's also how it's written in the dictionary. However, languages are changing overtime and so it might just be that once corn was the term for grain.
When are we going to see new series? This episode is so old.
Last season was released in 2017. its doubtful they will release more. Wiki claims it to be present still but that might be counting in the fact the show reruns still. but if they havent released in 3 years i dont think they ever will again.
❤️ PS Stay well Papa, your family needs you.
Thank You!!! It's Lovely used to Live In Scotland, in Oregon Now , But My Husband would take me places .We would be on a Train And I would say THERE IT IS !! Some ruin of some sort. or a derelict Church that was up the st. From our flat. He said it's been empty since the 90's Was something , I can not remember. It had a small cemetery in the back. I have been watching it on Google Earth .Someone has been doing something to it. But , Now I have to wait for the camaras fly back over for a update .CHEERS!!
Me encanta esta casa, es solamente maravillosa👏👏
"I have to walk through the cornfield to get to the house!... city boy. It's wheat. Lovely show tho
Now that is how to do it.
There is no way that a building permit would be granted, from my experience in the USA, with such a high watertable where a perk test is required. Poor drainage seems to be casually accepted in the UK but it is just a silent problem with manifold consequences. And for the life of me, I don't understand the concept of creating a glass barrier between the new and original structure, how it is beneficial visually or structurally
We live on a soggy little island - we've had plenty of practise of building on land with a high water table :)
Apparently, the administrators believe that if the ancient building is added onto with ancient techniques, people will get confused an d not be able to tell the old building from the new, will get confused about it in 200 years or so. Bit idiotic if you ask me.
Nothing they do with all those historic derelict buildings makes any sense.
If the place has stood for three hundred years on its boggy foundation, surely it will be fine now that it's been reinforced and looked after.
You have such a deep and sensual voice.
The issue of was it a bath or not: why did he not remark on the photo @ 17:37 that says « Bath Lodge » ? Of course it’s not 100% conclusive but if that was put on the early photo then it definitely supports the view.
I'm watching this here in the USA, I know it's an old building and have a history. But for previous years nobody didnt care it wasting away. Someone finally buys the place and wants to restore it, but a govt agent wanted certain modernization. And others he didnt. I understand looks are important, and cheap is frowned on. But to poo poo certian features out of hand. You can guess what some would say.
Yeah, it's not out of hand. The standards had been set and the homeowner jumped the gun and going off plan to do it his way. If the State has so much say, I think they are acting as partial owners on behalf of the people and should pay or free the owner from some taxes or something.
It looks like a challenge, bit did the renovators realise that in that limestone castle rock walls that there is a possibility of break down inside of the limestone and where there is water left standing breaks down crystalin?
Says he's walking through the corn field... Ummm, it's a wheat field... you can see the heads of grain as George is walking through, brushing his fingertips over the ripened stalks
Wheat field!
aka corn.
Corn field?
Stephanie in " the chateau diaries " youtube channel is amazing
Simple make the concrete with less water?
funniest corn fields I've ever seen
How many square feet is the original building?
I think George mentioned 1300 sq.ft. in the old part (no upper floor).
Did I heard him say corn fields? It looks like wheat to me.
Why would the people not let the man make the extension his if he wanted it traditional so what
It has to do with seperation of architecture. Its suppose to be clear that one part of the building isnt orignal. That why alot of extentions on listed buildings turn in to glass extentions and so on. Its they way to maintain a great boundry between new and old.
@@annaburtenheim5310 if the government is so concerned with it why don't they provide him with fund rather then continuesly dictating term and condition.
@@annaburtenheim5310 Yeah, but I thought we'd gotten over that ridiculous fad.
What a lovely family now in a most lovely home! 👏👏👏 Bravo Mark!! You have done a FABULOUS renovation! Gorgeous! 💚💚💚💚
Looks like a wheat field to me!
I wonder how many follies there are like that over Britain. I've seen several similar in movies and tv.
He said in this video that there are over 1,500 “follies” left standing in England today.
Is it the accent? Does he begin by repeatedly calling that wheat field, a corn field?
Heritage would rather a building fall in, than make short cuts.
Ok, but getting your loan approved doesn’t give you back your savings.
bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Always always have a priest bless home!
FABULOUS !!
Ahhhhh wheat fields
Corn fields? They look like wheat to me?
These reno’s are not for the weak.
That's not corn🌽🌽🌽🤣🤣🤣, It's wheat
I am always amazed what these people pay for these derelict buildings. It just doesn't make sense.
Well look what you get in the end. I would love a genuine medieval hall or a restored and modernized actual castle. Its history that you can live in
WOW A footballers wife just exploded
Oh no i think someone messed up George, and planted wheat in the corn field. lol
wheat is called corn in Britain. MAIZE is what we call corn in the US :) The US and Britain are two countries divided by a "common" language, lol. Cookies are crackers, trunks are boots, apartments are flats, etc.
As an American, it sounds funny to hear the English call wheat corn! Oh and the host is to cocky!
Dennis Beers: But there are many that would like to ‘restore’ him, Ochoa by inch, I mean centimeter by centimeter.
We don’t! He misspoke 😂
Wheat is a corn.
corn sure has changed since I was young
It hasn't.
Maybe corn fields look different in England.
It’s our name for wheat, .....all cereal crops actually
Or they look different where you come from.
Someone explain to that poor man that that is not corn
It’s our name for wheat, actually all grain crops, I think.
@@budd2nd that seems strange from a historical perspective since it is probably the most recent grain to be introduced to the UK and supposedly didn’t become popular until the 1970’s. I wonder if it’s similar to the American use of the word “pasta” as opposed to “macaroni” where in the US macaroni is literally one single type of pasta... but in some other countries it could mean any sort of noodle
@@kimberly_erin Maybe it’s our linguistic laziness, if we can take a shortcut with language we do, every time. Everything gets abbreviated. For example, my sons name is Ollie, but some of mates call him O. Just O!!
I'm glad someone explained it to that poor woman.
@@kimberly_erin The word “Corn” has actually been used in England since at least the 13th century (then spelt Corne). So irrespective of it being “the most recent grain to be introduced”, the actual name has been around for centuries.
Am I the only one feeling annoyed by the older girls? At least they could try to look excited and more appreciative of what their Dad did. No expression, pouted mouth.
Yeah, bothered me as well. When George referred to them as "Dad's little princesses" I thought _in more ways than one!_ ;-)
That's called teenagers 😛. However, there might be grandchildren ...
Did anyone else notice the presenter described this house as being in the middle of cornfields? That is some strange looking corn.
Read the previous comments.
It's not a restoration from what I see .....
First off that is wheat not corn
It’s our name for wheat, all cereal crops actually.
Corn is what we call Wheat. Jesus does no-one know this?
What did he actually buy? A ruin, and how much land? Someone is laughing all the way to the bank!
for £300,000 and now worth £1 million. We know who's laughing.
I love the original structure and her traditional glam styling, but that modern extension interior is awful. I wish they would have tied in more Gothic elements.
What's with these British intros
Wheat Field, not corn!
It’s our name for wheat.
@@budd2nd That is a new one to me. If only we spoke the same language.
@@toddwilliams5905 Yeah most cereal crops get called “corn”. I don’t know why, but they are almost inter-changeable here.
@@budd2nd My mother's family were wheat farmers and I spent my youth in the cornfields of the mid west. Thanks for the information.
@@toddwilliams5905 Well you could learn actual English instead of that murican dialect.
Looks like wheat to me. Where is the corn field Mark? Are my eyes that bad?
No, just your lack of knowledge on the subject is.
Look s like a wheat field, not corn.
There's plenty of comments explaining your mistake.
Dude that is not corn
It is.
You cant use plastic but I want it to look new compared to the old what a scam mean while in the city's listed buildings get smashed down all the time !
Listed buildings do not “get smashed down all the time”. It is a *profoundly* rare occurrence for a building, over 100 years old, to be purposefully demolished.
One bedroom not the brightest bulb in the box he could have done much better job of it.
Can tell a city boy, that's wheat
Wheat is also called corn. Can always tell a 'city boy' (and a yank).
English corn is awful short.
You do know there are different types of corn?
Not au fait with corn are you fella
That's right, you aren't.🤦 Wheat is also called corn in the UK.
Corn fields?
Wheat field- not corn
I hate the Joe Bidden adds leading into this program