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Related: About this forumI found a very entertaining series on YouTube: BBC's "A Victorian Farm Christmas"
I never knew how they made bricks or what goes into shoeing a horse. The elaborate preparations for Christmas in Victorian England is fascinating:
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I found a very entertaining series on YouTube: BBC's "A Victorian Farm Christmas" (Original Post)
catbyte
Dec 2020
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Squinch
(53,187 posts)1. There's a medieval one too. I saw it on you tube.
msongs
(70,275 posts)2. all of those farm series vids are quite fascinating. victorians created a ton of xmas rituals
that are prevalent today, especially those involving spending lots of money
marble falls
(62,518 posts)3. Nice afternoon right there, thankyou!
central scrutinizer
(12,441 posts)4. Another way to go back in time
Last edited Sun Dec 13, 2020, 04:11 PM - Edit history (1)
The British series Supersizers on YouTube. Two people attempt to live a week eating exactly as they would have ( if they were relatively well off, not peasants) in past eras. And they dress the part. Back when the London water was deadly. So they drink ale and wine all day. Almost no green vegetables. Some of the meals are outrageous. They get medically evaluated before and after. Pretty funny stuff. The woman, Sue, reappears in the Great British Baking Show