ENGLAND'S SMALLEST CITY - Wells, Somerset | Europe's Oldest Medieval Road | Hot Fuzz Film Locations

I don't know about nursery rhymes but it brought a funny memory to mind, at Christmas we, my daughter's and other halves were sitting talking about school assemblies and the hymns we used to sing, it was so funny they were all singing!! I wonder what my neighbours must have thought hearing 'jesus wants me for a sunbeam'! I wish I'd got it on camera!!

It was a beautiful place.but to far from where I live.

Nursery rhymes humpty humpty the same as adie.

You must do one of the somerset carnivals, Wells,shepton mallet, Glastonbury, Bridgewater you will enjoy it.

when you next come to Cardiff you must visit Llandaf Cathedral - in a part of Cardiff. which makes Llandaf smallest city in Wales. a few pretty streets. and coffee shops.

I fancy going to Wells it looks beautiful. Have you been to Lyme Regis? Glastonbury definitely worth a visit and Salisbury Cathedral lovely.

You do live near some lovely places! Love that florist/ gift shop.

I'm another fan of "If you're happy and you know it" - especially the Dapper Dans version 😁

Wow what stunning architecture 😮 so hard to get my head around the age of the city and that road!!! Australia wasn't "discovered" by Europeans until some 400 years later!!

fab video guys Wells looks amazing. xxx

Hi Ade & Lisa. Have you heard that Disney are cutting out International Guests from the new Disney multi pass system. Disappointing for us UK visitors to WDW Orlando, finding out that all the fast passes will have already been booked in advance by US citizens only.

We start our Golden (anniversary) Honeymoon in Wells in a few weeks time…can’t wait!

Great vlog, I love Glastonbury, we went last year it had a great vibe. We also did Cheddar Gorge, couldn't drive through due to rock falls, it's lovely and the caves are magical. Thanks for sharing 😊🙏✌️

I love that the UK kept all of the old and medieval locations and reused them! That is why I love to visit there! Though I've never really understood Stonehenge. But we did see it. Still don't understand it but I'm glad it's still left there. In the US, everything is rebuilt over. So it's hard to see anything very old. Of course, nothing is older than the late 1700s.