Cool video, nice footage... there is so much more history about that place, especially dragon hill. One of the most legendary places in England. Thanks for making this :)
@@mikebogatyrev3058 it is the birth place of the creation myth of England, about about a king who rises from the dead. A complex story, but I'll tell on my channel in the next few months if I can
@@Crecganford Wow! Thank you! I really look forward to that! If possible, would you be able to share your link on this video in the comments here please? I think it would be great for my viewers to see it too! It really is unbelievable how significant that place is!
Feels so different during this time of the year due to the bare trees with not a single evergreen in sight - I visited it during the summertime last year when the stay local was lifted The music used in this video is sick - love it
England has a lot more to offer than just London, Bath, Oxford and Cambridge - just like with any country, going off the beaten path is where the true magic is
Thank you Thad! It’s so tucked away that even when Anna told me how to get there, the signs told me where it is (vaguely) and so did the satnav. I still had to ask the locals 😂
@@mikebogatyrev3058 thats because the bulk of the UK population tend to stick in towns and cities where there are high rise buildings. If people didn't live in flats then the UK would have little to no space for sheep to roam in the fields
@@mikebogatyrev3058 plus there are fields that used to be villages and nature has basically reclaimed the space after the demolition. The total population of the UK may sound big but group them into family clusters and add flats/high rise buildings - this is basically 'compressing' the amount. The whole invention of flat towers was to store the 'working age' ppl for major cities and towns
Cool video, nice footage... there is so much more history about that place, especially dragon hill. One of the most legendary places in England. Thanks for making this :)
Its a great pleasure! I loved that place and I really wonder what kick started that legend!
@@mikebogatyrev3058 it is the birth place of the creation myth of England, about about a king who rises from the dead. A complex story, but I'll tell on my channel in the next few months if I can
@@Crecganford Wow! Thank you! I really look forward to that! If possible, would you be able to share your link on this video in the comments here please? I think it would be great for my viewers to see it too! It really is unbelievable how significant that place is!
@@mikebogatyrev3058 I'll try and remember :)
@@Crecganford thank you 😊
great atmospheric footage. Loved it
Yeah! It's thanks to you that we learned about this place. We would have never found it otherwise!
@@mikebogatyrev3058 You would but probably later
Nice work, very well presented video, thank you for letting me know of it👍
I am happy you liked it! The place is truly unique
very good video :) thank you
I am glad you liked it! Turns out there are so many mysterious tombs like this, its incredible and there are legends that go with them too!
Feels so different during this time of the year due to the bare trees with not a single evergreen in sight - I visited it during the summertime last year when the stay local was lifted
The music used in this video is sick - love it
Thanks Peter! It was thanks to Vera that I've used this track!
Places that I never knew existed. Great selections. Thanks for the tour.
England has a lot more to offer than just London, Bath, Oxford and Cambridge - just like with any country, going off the beaten path is where the true magic is
Thank you Thad! It’s so tucked away that even when Anna told me how to get there, the signs told me where it is (vaguely) and so did the satnav. I still had to ask the locals 😂
Mystical landscapes and a fascinating story. In such a populated country it is strange to see the place where only sheep are grazing ...
Thank you! It really is a very very remote place. We had to walk for 30 minutes to get to the tomb. Pretty amazing!
@@mikebogatyrev3058 thats because the bulk of the UK population tend to stick in towns and cities where there are high rise buildings. If people didn't live in flats then the UK would have little to no space for sheep to roam in the fields
@@peterhodgkinson5095 that’s true. Interesting point. Haven’t thought of it from that angle
@@mikebogatyrev3058 plus there are fields that used to be villages and nature has basically reclaimed the space after the demolition. The total population of the UK may sound big but group them into family clusters and add flats/high rise buildings - this is basically 'compressing' the amount. The whole invention of flat towers was to store the 'working age' ppl for major cities and towns
love the cinematography
Thanks Ben! It’s all Vera’s camerawork
good program, I enjoyed it
Thank you! Have you been there yourself?
no I havent, Im in Texas and havent been to England, but have hopes to one day visit.@@mikebogatyrev3058
theres a village near there i used to live there a few years back, me and my family would go there on the regular there was a farm we'd cut through
The Uffington Horse is the oldest chalk figure we know of and is thousands, not hundreds of years old.