Bronte Sisters Haworth England

Famous authors the Bronte Sisters called this home. It is amazing what living in a culture that reflects your own being, and surrounded by people with the same core values and belief system can do. It allows you to live in peace and harmony so that you can achieve bigger and better goals.

[ng]

I live and work here, it’s very magical ! ❤️

[annemccabe]

Haworth is delightful, me & my significant other, were there in 2019, we went there twice, we met a lovely lady called Joan, who has a shop there with her husband, it's at the bottom of the hill on the right, they sell vintage item's.

[windstorm]

The Bronte's are not only three immortal authors--they are a phenomenon, an industry, a literary juggernaut-pouring millions into Hawworth...I think the family an obsession for many.  I'm going to go there certainly.  Only Jane Austen has a comparable audience.

[Chris-B.]

I have lived near Haworth all my life and always find it fascinating every time I visit.

[imgine]

I'm finally going there in two weeks ! I'm overly excited.

[CBJAMPA]

I particularly enjoyed the gentleman’s comment towards the end. Culturally wise, we are being forced to live out of water when all we want is to just be a fish.

[colettesmith]

It Wuthering not withering! I have been there and it is beautiful! Loved walking around the home and seeing how they lived. We stayed in a hotel nearby and would walk up and down that steep hill visiting all the shops!!! I just love our English history and the wonderful people that made it so!

[andygin]

Was there yesterday 31 July 2014. Been many times. Lovely place.

[GaryMaddockGreene]

Withering Heights was a completely different book. Probably set in Haywurth.

[lisellesloan]

Yes, this environment was "very whimsical, " indeed, especially when half the population died there before age 25 because of disease caused by poor sanitation practices!

But, seriously, it was a very scenic, yet deadly, place back then, and the prospect of death at an early age certainly influenced the Brontes, as well, perhaps partially inspiring the gothic nature of their work, along with other novels of the day.

[doeharris]

Excellent video it's such a beautiful village every time I visit l don't want to leave maybe one day I will stay and make it my home.

[indyprecious]

All england vilages are beautiful. The people have great taste of building design

[danielshaolin]

I agree with your observations regarding the psychological effects of Globalism.

[nicoledubas]

Jane Eyre est le livre que j'ai lu à 14 ans. Cela a été un véritable coup de coeur littéraire. Aujourd'hui c'est toujours mon livre préféré.
Je suis une mamie de 57 ans.
Nicole

[martairen]

Tomorrow I will see it. OMG! So amazing.

[nedead]

The presenter really was thrown in at the deep end 😂

[danielgardecki]

*Haworth* isn't a "town." It's a village in the *City of Bradford.* Whether people acknowledge that is up to them, but it won't change the facts.

*Haworth* is a village in the town of *Keighley* which itself is in the *City of Bradford* just like how *Harlem* is a neighbourhood in the borough of *Manhattan* in the *City of New York.*

The *City of Bradford* is in the county of *West Yorkshire* which is specifically in the *Yorkshire and Humber* region.
It's not in the *North West* like the video said, and it's not in the *North East* either as they're both distinct regions in their own right. It's in the area of England simply called *The North* of *Northern England, * and is why most of the Northerners in *Game of Thrones* speak in a *Yorkshire* accent.

Another mistake was to keep saying Emily wrote *Jane Eyre* when it was *Charlotte.*

And another mistake was to keep saying *Withering* even after he had read the correct title *Wuthering Heights* in a window.

[geoffp]

Say "up". Think of the noun. Now say "Wuthering."

[fozziebear]

Winter from Vivaldi's Four Seasons.

[DaltonNetwork]

Sorry it was Charlotte, you are right. But, we did mention the "sisters" As far as the music we own the rights to this, we do not own the rights to Elgar"s Cello.