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Cool video thanks! Going to check that out too.

My favorite author of all time! His life story is so touching. He is buried here with his son. He stopped writing after his son's death. He would tell his son stories of Toad to soothe him to sleep. Thank you for bringing us here and paying respects.

I just finished my MFA in creative writing. I owe it to GOD and Tolkien. They're the two best authors I know.

0:52 “All I can say is poop poop!” 😆

Excellent cemetery seek Cap'n! The wind will constantly be our enemy in audio until at least May I fear haha! I adore the stones against the wall with their spooky cherub faces. Lookit those walls made of friggin' headstones!! I've never seen that before. Thanks for taking us to see Jonathan Swifts grave on such a beautiful day!

Can I make a request of a place to explore? I'd like to see the Medmenham Abbey in the Wycombe district of Buckinghamshire, England. It is on the River Thames, about 3 1⁄2 miles (5.6 km) southwest of Marlow and 3 miles (4.8 km) east of Henley-on-Thames. It's been said that in 1751, Dashwood leased Medmenham Abbey on the Thames from a friend, Francis Duffield. On moving into the Abbey, Dashwood had numerous expensive works done on the building. It was rebuilt by the architect Nicholas Revett in the style of the 18th century Gothic revival. At this time, the motto Fais ce que tu voudras(do what thou wilt) was placed above a doorway in stained glass. It is thought that William Hogarth may have executed murals for this building; none, however, survives. Underneath the Abbey, Dashwood had a series of caves carved out from an existing one. I'd love to see the inside and the tunnels...if they still exist. There's not much on the Abbey online.

In 0:47 you answered one of my questions... can people go inside? and the answer is...no. I've wondered why there wasn't any great pictures of the center piece.

This was very interesting! I never knew it existed but thanks for taking us along. Very pretty on the inside, Id happily live there.

I would love to see this!

I've been invited to these so many times but its just too far for me. Thanks for the tour, night time with the lights off would def be more fun!

Only way to get a full appreciation for it would be to fly a drone over it

As much as I love old boats & the sound of being on water, I'm very seasick haha! This was amazing! A great idea to have hologram like people acting out on the ruins. Adding this one to my venture list.

An excellent tour! I like your down to earth approach to venturing, thanks for bringing us along. Very inspiring.

This is a sweet video and music!!!!!!

ya buddy a new vlog.. dude I love your hat!!!

cool... keep them a coming

that place looks spooky! Love the video!!!!!

very groovy my friend I hope to someday to make it over to Europe to check out that neck of the woods

Very cool!!!!

Wow!!!! I am a big fan of the books!!!!! Great Vlog Captain!!!!!

great Vlog!!!!!!