A small market village in North -Yorkshire has left one American woman so enchanted that she is considering moving there.
Cara, a vlogger who has 75,000 subscribers The magic geeks channel on Youtubetold viewers that she was blown with her ‘thoughts’ after visiting the destination in North England.
She described Kreseseborough As “an absolute gem,” and a place where she “wanted to visit” for years, after seeing it in a video.
Fortunately for Cara, “it absolutely met the hype”.
“This charming place completely stole my heart with its medieval castle-ruins, fantastic cream tea in a 400-year-old tea room and the oldest paid tourist attraction of England.”
She refers to the cave of Mother Shipton, which has been open since 1630 and is known as the birthplace of Ursula Southeil, a 16th century prophet known for her ominous predictions.
She added: “I was seriously considering the end of the day how much the houses cost the river …”
Her first impression was early in the morning that it was “a lovely, almost sleepy, quiet Yorkshire city”.
Cara, a vlogger who has 75,000 subscribers on the Magic Geekdom channel on YouTube, meant for years to visit KresBorough -and the Yorkshire city met to the hype
The fact that there is a 12th-century castle in Kraresborough ‘Always Wows My American Mind’, Cara said
Later, his KresBorough Castle, which was first built in the 12th century, visited – a fact, the Vlogger says ‘always my American thoughts’.
“I didn’t expect to have so many fantastic views,” she added.
“Not only can you see the surrounding countryside, there is a wonderful view of the viaduct and the lower part of the city. It’s just really beautiful here. ‘
The Kraresborough Viaduct was completed in 1851 and is a striking piece of Victorian engineering. It stands about 80 feet high with four imposing bows and connects the city to the nearby Harrogates and Leeds.
Accompanied by some friends Cara later looks at some of the ‘fantastic’ houses.
“I’m sure they’re not cheap, but everyone is very beautiful,” she said.
“Fortunately, I would take one of these things, they are all incredible.”
In the remarks, @annecaunce – who calls herself a ‘Lancashire Lass’, but whose father was from Yorkshire – said: ‘At least once a month, he would let us drive over the border in the A59 to breathe some good Yorkshire air and Knaresborough was one of our favorites.’
The Vlogger could see Kraresborough Viaduct from the Castle, an achievement of engineering from 1851
Cara stops for a cream tea during her day in KresBorough and stops at a 400-year-old tea room
Mother Shipton’s cave has been open since 1630 and is the oldest paid tourist attraction in England
Another one, @Butterflygirlenergy, replied: ‘I live in Kraresborough! And it is indeed beautiful! ‘
The Magic Geekdom is managed by Cara and Jeremy, an American couple who say they have “developed a love for British culture and way of life”.
They first visited the UK in 2022 and enjoyed it so that they returned twice, including a six -month journey in 2023.
Previous videos on the channel have only eaten the couple for 24 hours and try for the first time a Wetherspoons bar.
