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I live here, never tire of this lovely little town.

And sadly your going to give it all up to Islam that evil never ends 1,400 years of death and concurring all people that are not them sad for Irish ☘️ people and all

Hes an aspect of Cernunnos for me. An embodiment of the woodland spirit.

Great video! I'm from south Devon but its nice to hear about our northern lands too :)

Finding your channel was pure serendipity! The Medieval through Tudor eras are my favorite periods of UK history. I taught accelerated students in grade 5 (U.S.) for nine years. American history is an important topic of study in this grade. Around Halloween every year we would study the colonial period from 1607-1783 when America became its own country after the War of Independence aka the Revolutionary War. One of the important things that the Puritans, Separatists and Covenanters brought with them from England and Scotland was the symbolic art that was put on grave markers, which were generally NOT looked down upon by most colonial settlers. The members of my teaching team and I decided to teach our students about life and death during this period of time and how the symbolic art brought comfort to families and friends of the dead when they visited the community graveyard often life was so difficult in the “wilderness”. Students were encouraged to find out if they had family members or relatives buried in our town’s cemetery and to find their graves during our visit. On Halloween we teachers and our classes walked together over to the town cemetery and did grave rubbings and looked for deceased loved ones as well as looked for not only “standard” grave art but also unusual symbols too. Students were also encouraged to look for interesting inscriptions and/or info and write it down. There was one family buried all in a row that had nine children ranging from a brand new infant to a 17 year old boy. All nine of them plus the father all died within five days of each other due to a diphtheria epidemic at the end of the 19th century. The mother lived for 50 more years after losing her entire family. That always made a huge impression on the students! The next day (and for however long the kids wished to discuss their thoughts and feelings about our activity) we had fascinating discussions with our classes about what they learned and how they felt about the activity. Living in the Western U.S. we don’t have ancient graveyards like those in the UK. However, there’s just as much to learn from the newer cemeteries as the centuries old ones. In fact, visiting cemeteries throughout my own country, Canada and overseas is a favorite hobby of mine because I am able to learn about the people, their lives, culture (not always) and the burial rituals of the time and place that they died. Talk about a fascinating snapshot of a particular person, place and period of history! I apologize for taking up so much space, but I felt that you might find interest in my story. Thanks for your patience! Tomorrow is Sunday, and I plan to watch as many of your videos as possible.😊

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What a beautiful place! It looks like a painting. It’s good to know such towns still exist and are full of life to this day. Could you tell me the population?🤗🐝❤️

I witnessed with my brother and two young daughters, a large black wolf/ hound with red eyes on top of Leath hill. It was after dark and the hill was covered with low cloud. Siting in my 4x4 with the lights on we all watched in silence as the hound approached and circled the truck, stoping at each door and sniffing with deep unmistakeable searching breaths. It stood again in the head lights looking straight at us, it then changed colour from black to red to blue, crouched as if to jump at us where upon I drove forward as fast as I could. The hound disappeared, it did not move out of the way it simply vanished. Without prompting I asked my daughters what they had seen and they confirmed exactly what I had seen. To this day I know these things exist and never doubt anyone who says they have seen something unexplainable.

Great documentary. Loved the voiceovers. You did a much better job than i would of done. You managed to hide your accent quite well most of the time. Lol. 😊😊

Ghost stories are always interesting but as for a slip in time that would imply that House in question is somehow linked to the position in space that it was when the event took place which is no longer the same and ever changing.

Very well done! I’m subscribing 🐝🤗❤️

Vey weird, was talking to someone yest about a time a strange other worldly black dog was supposed to have appeared and now this pops up?

Just wanted to say that I don't know how youtube algorythm and your channel found me a couple of months ago but I've been enjoying every single video. Whenever one new is uploaded I mostly play them while breakfast. I find them all really interesting. Greetings from Spain.

So interesting, thank you! I absolutely adore exploring local churches and their graveyards, so much history to be found!

Just watched a couple of you videos. I just wanted to say that the people that believed and practiced a different "pagan" religion before they heard about Christ, saw Christ as the fullfillment of what they already believed. They saw things like the green man, the white stag, as deities that were sheperding them and directing them to the most high God(The Trinity). Which is why you will always see incorporation of the norse gods in their architecture, the green man, the white stage, gargoyles and many other such gods in Christian architecture as they all have their role and place in our lives and in Gods good world. Love your videos. Keep it going!

The Woodwose would be an interesting subject to cover.

So interesting! I loved it. Thank you.

Fascinating. Thank you.

I loved this, thank you. History and the paranormal are my two favourite subjects. Do you think the first story may have been a time slip? I have read of many people experiencing these phenomena and actually interacting with people and places.

I have just found your channel and have subscribed. Love the history and folk lore and even a mention of ghosts. Your voice is good to listen to. Will binge watch. Thank you.

I found this interesting 🤔

Thank you for this video. The scope of history is interesting.

It's great to see local folklore get some attention! Well, local for you, I'm in Denmark :D I love the English countryside, I was lucky enough to see a decent slice of it through a train window going from Manchester to London and then on to Salisbury a couple of years ago, it is beautiful!

VERY INTERESTING.

Really good info, but the ai images makes the video hard to enjoy

I think the green man and the Woodwose or wild man as well as the modern Bigfoot phenomenon are all connected

Nice insight! Love your videos💙💙

Yay Carlisle cathedral gets a mention. I'll have to go look now to satisfy my curiosity about the green man

Interesting video, thank you 😊

Another great video, thank you 😊

Very interesting, great video. Great mix of history and stories of hauntings. Love the paranormal accounts.

Really enjoyed this! Great job on the storytelling 🙂

Cheddar is on my list! Haven't been there for years. Great video once again. There's definitely a west country twang to the narration on this one.... 🤔

Wonderful place, amazing history 😊

Stunning location ! Brought back some childhood memories of visits there 😊 thanks for sharing !! Much enjoyed .

Bit late in commenting but i found this fascinating to watch and listen to.

Wonderful 😊

Came over from Nic's channel walking the wyrd😊

Brilliant intro !! Looking forward to seeing more from you 😊

Beautiful photography and wonderful narration. I look forward to seeing more from your channel!

Wonderful introductory video, so looking forward to your future content 😊