Shropshire Plague Church, Hope Norman Chapel
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- This week on Third Rate content, we investigate and explore the Norman Chapel of Hope, in the deep Shropshire countryside.
Abandoned during times of famine, plague and climate change, the village of Hope disappeared leaving only bumps in the ground and its exquisite and unspoiled chapel as a reminder of it ever having been here.
Today we visit Hope and see if we can find the key to the ancient door of the church!
Buckle up, and I’ll see you out here!
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Really interesting , thank you Dan
Thank you Joanie 👍
Nice one man.
Thank you Terry!
Really enjoyed the video Dan wonderful norman church still standing amazing TFS all the best Phil 👍
Thank you Phil! It was a great place to explore 👍
Amazing thank you 😊
Thank you for the kind words. It was a pleasure to document this place!
Maybe the single most important contribution to raising my skepticism regarding the car owner virus was that TH-cam posted dubious UN information related to it. Now on your innocuous channel on a completely innocuous and excellent vlog on a village in Shropshire TH-cam and the UN are doing the same on climate change. I began as a climate change believer, even worked within the industry, but TH-cam and the UN are going to incredible lengths to make me a skeptic.
“Car owner virus” I’ve never heard that term before 😂. Yes it does seem a bit heavy handed of YT/Google to give a warning when I was talking about medieval CC lol, tho it doesn’t surprise me. Skepticism about most things is healthy 👍 Thanks for the thoughtful comment, as ever 👍
Thanks for that walk around and the history lesson alongside. Never seen such an 'original' chapel of that age before 👍
Thank you Chris. It’s not often you come across such an unchanged relic of the past.
I found your video to be very informative.
Undisturbed refuges are the best finds when exploring.
And it's very easy to go into a kind of time portal.
My ancestry is the Shropshire/Montgomeryshire region. Leaving that region at 13 for Western Australia has meant I have only explored it occasionally .
I was aware that regions became depopulated.
The Marches area has a certain magic. There's something happening in the land itself and where human activity was limited reveals the magic in ways like soil fertility and flourishing trees .
Maybe it's a geological vibe, as mountains get leached by the rivers, like the Severn.
Thank you! I certainly agree with you about the natural magic of the area. It’s great that you are staying connected with the land of your heritage, and I hope to provide more content that interests you. Kind regards 👍
Watching from Adelaide, South Australia...very interestig video....way back in the 1960's I went to Selattyn School, and lived on Oaklands Rd , near Weston Rhyn... left in 1968 and headed to Australia ,haven't returned
Thank you! It’s great to hear from viewers down under. There are plenty of interesting things in that part of the county, which we may well visit in future 👍
Now on my list to visit only at night in the dark to take some star/astro shots.. cracking video
Thank you! Sounds like a fab idea, hope you have a successful evening.
Wat an absolute gem of a building...thankyou for showing it to us....I have a real afffintiy to shropshire and recent family tree searchings have both sides of my family, in the time of this church..in Ludlow and shrewsbury...ancient genes remembering maybe :-)
Its special. It’s my pleasure and thanks for such a lovely comment. Yes I wouldn’t say that’s beyond the realms of possibility. Ancestral memory 👍
Nice videos, have you seen the church in Uppington Shropshire. It has a Dragon carved over side door, and a roman pedestal on south side of church yard !.
Thank you! Looks interesting we will do a visit there before long
I visited Langley Chapel which i think is not a million miles away, very similar chapel and circumstances, added this to my list👍
Langley chapel sounds like a must visit, I’ll watch your vid when I get a chance (I’ve probably watched it previously). I think you’ll enjoy Heath Chapel. If you do make the trip could I ask you the favour to sign the visitor book on my behalf Third Rate content (Dan) TH-cam (Shrewsbury) 22/6/2024. I was so knocked out at finding the key (I didn’t know it was going to be there!) And forgot to sign the book. I only remembered when I was driving home! Lol it bothered me 😂👍
@@thirdratecontent585 Sure i will try to remember but could be a while before i get👍
@@Traveler13 No worries and thank you! 👍
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Thank you!
This may be of interest.
Quaker chapels/ meeting houses
These buildings were concealed from the Anglican Authorities. Tucked away in the Shropshire /Wales lanes.
Also Dolobran near Meifod was where the Lloyd family resided. They created the banking house and funded Penn to kick-start the Pennsylvania colony.
There is a small meeting house outside Pont Robert, near Meifid and the old palace of the Prince of Powys.
This is extremely interesting information! I will do some research on these subjects, and these leads could well inform future videos. Thank you.
@@thirdratecontent585 I actually found a Meeting House on street view. Can only recall the general area....North Shropshire Wales border.
It was artfully concealed behind a tall hedge .
@buddhastaxi666 Sounds intriguing..
@@thirdratecontent585 Matharafal was the medieval last Palace of the Prince of Powys.
It's a mound with big trees just outside Meifod.
Meifod itself has a unusually large Church enclosure. A "llan".
A church has been there for 1400 years.
I believe it was the initial Christian centre of the region.
Viroconium, the Roman settlement near Wroxeter Shropshire is 30 miles away.
Local follore says the Romans mined in Meifod.
@@buddhastaxi666 Thank you! This sounds like a must visit!