Come with me as we explore the amazing Castle Rising in Norfolk! You’ll learn about some of the amazing people who lived in this castle as well as take in the gorgeous architecture of this 12th Century beauty.
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Evelyn Edwards is a successful American actress and photographer. She has appeared on such shows as National Geographic’s Hydrogen vs. Hindenburg, Bosch, Criminal Minds, Castle, The Mentalist, Parenthood, The Thundermans, The Kicks, Marry Me, Outsourced, the Academy Award winning film Her, and the Ridley Scott Associates film Loom.
Evelyn began her career in opera. She has performed with some of the opera industry’s leading conductors and singers including: Placido Domingo, Valery Gergiev, Kent Nagano, Eva Marton, Vladimir Chernov, Goesta Winburg, and others.
She has had the privilege of working with such famed directors as Oscar winner Maximilian Schell, Julie Taymor, Gian-Carlo Del Monaco, and Lotfi Mansuri during her tenure with Los Angeles Opera. Ms. Edwards made her professional singing debut at the age of 13, operatic debut at 19, and national television commercial debut at six months.
She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree and Master of Music degree from UCLA and a Professional Studies Diploma from Mannes College of Music. She lives with her husband in the United Kingdom, where they share their passion and love for castles and photography together.
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Wowwww so amazing very like 🇯🇵❤️
Beautiful video, it is an amazing place, been there several times. Well done.
Beautiful video. Love the historical information. Thanks for sharing
Great video. Enjoyed the tour.Cheers from the Caribbean! Wish i could actually visit, but this lovely vid is the next best thing.
Another stunner, Evelyn! I really enjoy your story telling… some people make history feel so removed and distant but you bring so much life to every little point you speak to!
The beautiful footage of around the castle and by drone that you interweave between your dialogue gives one an opportunity to digest each little tidbit before moving on to the next course 😊.
Really well done! 😊
Hi Evelyn, Mamo here, admin of the facebook group "Travel vlog". Thanks for posting your video there, keep up the good work. Just subscribed.
Thanks Evelyn, wonderful❣
Interesting! Magnificent clouds, background music sets a perfect tone. Like the black outfit you're wearing, decent (doesn't destract)! Killer droneshots, very well edited. Very impressed by all!💚💚
Simply amazing. Unbelievable that it is so intact from the 1100s! Well done friend!
We loved it 🙂!! I checked your channel, keep going your videos are great ! we also create videos and i would love if you could check them out ❤️
Excellent as always 🙂
William d’Aubigny/de Albiniaco/Albini (1138/9 – 1176) b. UNK d. 12 OCT 1176 m. 1138: Adeliz, Queen Dowager of England and widow of Henry I b. UNK d. 23 APR 1151.
Notes:
(1) Complete Peerage V1: 233, surnamed ‘the strong hand,’ Lord of the manor of Buckenham, co. Norfolk, s. and h. of William d’A. of the same (d. 1139) Pincerna Regis, by Maud d. of Roger le Bigod, was b. early in the reign of Henry I. Upon his m. with the Queen Dowager, he acquired with her, in 1138 or 1139 the Castle and Honor of Arundel, which had been settled upon her in dower; there is conclusive evidence from various charters that he was recognized as Earl of Lincoln soon after his m.
I've been following you for a while now on the gram. It is really cool to see this channel come to fruition. Can't wait for more videos.
Love, love love this Evelyn…….Oh how wonderful it would have been to see it back in its heyday ❣️ Amazing history
Lovely video. Always fascinated with castles. Nice.
Wow amazing video love the drone footage great work I’ve just subscribed 😀
that was some history you dove into right there. and the stories you spoke about were so interesting. looking forward to more such videos.
Love it! The music really adds to the feeling of being there..
and that was amazing!
You’re doing great!
Love it!! You've done it again, just brought history to life in such a fun and vibrant way! I love your storytelling and love the incredible photography!
Lovely castle but also a very charming little village.
Wonderful video, big liked from England.
I'd like to see more details about the castle. Perhaps rendering of it with the destroyed bits filled in.
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Cool I love this well done great fun, have you been to Castle on the Hill in Ed Sheeran Country? I live just up the road in Felixstowe and I highly recommend Suffolk as a place to see old castles. Felixstowe has a lot of history people do not know about from people to forts, to doomsday and an ancient Roman fort that can only be seen at low tide.
Very interesting history there! I always look forward to what new tidbits of information you will disclose, it always feels like a secret 😉 The music this time……I kinda expected an appearance from the Pied Piper 🤔😂😂😂 Loved every minute!
As a massive fan of the Hobbit… I LOVE the 'Going on an adventure' line. 🙂
Great video again.
Any plans to visit North Wales and the castles along that coast? Would make a great series. 🙂
I love the history behind this castle! You covered it well ❤️
Great video! You should do some videos about Irish castles
I love them all so so much.
Exquisite video!
I love all your videos 👍
Does anyone live there?
Who owns it today?
Such a beautiful video and it’s too much involving your tell 😊🙌🏼 See you soon in the next video ☺️👋🏼
I went here yesterday 10th June 2021 and it was magical , thanks for the video you've got me hooked on castles now 🏰
Amazing video with wonderful music..
I live in King's Lynn and went there it. Is lovely
Fabulous ❤️
when it came to the mother of Edward III, Queen Isabella, following her part in the murder of her husband Edward
At that time there was not so much technology, yet how would you build such a high building?😀
Went last month,as I live in Peterborough it is sort of local to me.
Thank you for this amazing video.
I grew up around 2 miles from this place, and I enjoyed watching this video from my Covid isolation, in Melbourne, Australia.
I have a distant great grandfather, Sir Thomas Danyell , whom I take my name from, who once resided at this castle in 1477. Most interesting video Evelyn, thank you!
My first North American ancestor was named Rising from Norfolk and now my last name is Raizenne the francophone version of the surname Rising.
Love watching your videos!