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Hi Andy.. Lot history in village. Tower very interesting. Quite a large church. Lots of interesting facts. Outlyining villages look lovely.. Nice to have amenities. Brilliant video.. Thanks
Here's a nice little fact for you: roos is the Dutch name for the rose. Also, Hilston's church is one of my favorite churches I've seen on this channel. It's the kind of design I really enjoy.
@@TheVillageIdiot Old Dutch churches are somewhat similar to about half of the churches I see on this channel; most of them prominently feature tall spires reaching into the sky. Material-wise they're kinda different though, with most churches here being brick I think. In my neck of the woods, most churches are much newer though, because I live close to the German border and many churches here were destroyed during the war. Still, many churches do have spires, and some churches are just recreations of the destroyed ones. There's definitely many kinds of modern designs in all shapes though, and as a fan of unique, modern architecture, I love those kinds of churches. Hilston has a church that perfectly fits that. Funnily enough, I don't think I've ever seen a church with battlements here, though that seems to be very common over there.
Welcome back to the East Riding of Yorkshire..
Thankyou as usual..
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Hi Andy..
Lot history in village.
Tower very interesting.
Quite a large church.
Lots of interesting facts.
Outlyining villages look lovely..
Nice to have amenities.
Brilliant video..
Thanks
Thanks I really enjoyed your video . I live in East Yorkshire and lots of history I wasnt aware of until you did your research. Brilliant.
Thank you!
Here's a nice little fact for you: roos is the Dutch name for the rose.
Also, Hilston's church is one of my favorite churches I've seen on this channel. It's the kind of design I really enjoy.
Is that because you have that kind of design in the Netherlands? I don't know, because I've never been, but I imagine Dutch churches to look similar
@@TheVillageIdiot Old Dutch churches are somewhat similar to about half of the churches I see on this channel; most of them prominently feature tall spires reaching into the sky. Material-wise they're kinda different though, with most churches here being brick I think. In my neck of the woods, most churches are much newer though, because I live close to the German border and many churches here were destroyed during the war. Still, many churches do have spires, and some churches are just recreations of the destroyed ones. There's definitely many kinds of modern designs in all shapes though, and as a fan of unique, modern architecture, I love those kinds of churches. Hilston has a church that perfectly fits that.
Funnily enough, I don't think I've ever seen a church with battlements here, though that seems to be very common over there.
I recall Tunstall Roos (or just Tunstall, near to the holiday park) had a very rare Telephone box with a bult-in post box. There in the 1980s.