That first unfinished castle "folly" reminds me of Luke 14:28-30: "For which of you, intending to build a tower, sitteth not down first, and counteth the cost, whether he have sufficient to finish it? Lest haply, after he hath laid the foundation, and is not able to finish it, all that behold it begin to mock him, Saying, This man began to build, and was not able to finish." And the description at 15:46 about how early Celtic Christianity had great respect for the plants, birds and animals is really neat! Also, why are most cemeteries and grave yards on hills? Because churches were also built on high places? Or is it because the dead bodies would be disintegrating into the soil and a hillside would allow for dangerous bacteria to be turned into something less damaging to ground water? I have read that the Brontë family, whose father was a pastor, died early because they drank water contaminated by the parsonage graveyard!
Great video! thanks Stew and good man Darren ☺️. Gave me food for thought as where I'm originally from in County Down , we have Tollymore Forest park , with a similar gate , bridge structure , no remaining main house but bits of ancient ruins scattered and probably buried , two rivers meet there .Very enchanted forest but now I'll look at it with different eyes 👀...... Thanks so much for opening my mind to all this new info 🌟
Hi Stu I'm loving learning about all these beautiful buildings Would you be able to do a short video on oscillation points etc , explaining what they are, what they did and what to look for. I know you have mentioned in previous videos about those nubs on some of the spikes and that they have something to do with negative ions? Maybe a zoom in as well or using your finger to point out exactly what bit we should be looking at. Looking forward to the next video 👍
Nice to see a new video Stew :) been doing a lot of my own travelling around lately, finding the old world Tartarian buldings. Noticing a lot of "natural rock formations" with bricks embedded within them - clearly proves there was some sort of heat event that wiped out huge parts (even the entirety) of these buildings. Edingburgh castle is a fantastic example of this - I was able to photograph a section of the "rock" underneath the castle that had a small brick wall maybe 20ft up, completely out of place. It's incredible to think what the world must have been like when these buildings were in their prime.. Thanks again for the video! Nice to see others with the same mindset using their voice to teach others.
Great work Stew, it really is amazing seeing the insides of these structures and the similarities amongst them from wherever you are in this realm. The Ionic columns, the vaulted ceilings, the cymatic windows. What do you think this culture was up to in these buildings, besides the purpose of energy and healing. Like was it entertainment or something else?
Good to see you back I wonder if there are tunnels under there ? I would think so Was listening to vid other day Who was saying they believe a lot of these follies and massive walls in middle of nowhere, were created to keep out massive animals , not invading humans Was waking up with analog I believe Xx
It's interesting how the laziness to do some basic research on these structures around Lismore Castle to find out when, and by who these were build. But for sure "its ancient, and its tartaria ..." ....
Hi, I just found your channel randomly, love the videos on Ireland. I've been 3 times, hoping to go back soon with a fresh eye, but I wanted to see if you have an Instagram or TikTok?
Darren you're a good man 🙏... Loved loved loved seeing these old building structures stew, thank you 🙌
Glad to watch this video that makes us wonder about and question antiquity
Awesome, Great to see
Great video Stew.
That first unfinished castle "folly" reminds me of Luke 14:28-30: "For which of you, intending to build a tower, sitteth not down first, and counteth the cost, whether he have sufficient to finish it? Lest haply, after he hath laid the foundation, and is not able to finish it, all that behold it begin to mock him, Saying, This man began to build, and was not able to finish." And the description at 15:46 about how early Celtic Christianity had great respect for the plants, birds and animals is really neat! Also, why are most cemeteries and grave yards on hills? Because churches were also built on high places? Or is it because the dead bodies would be disintegrating into the soil and a hillside would allow for dangerous bacteria to be turned into something less damaging to ground water? I have read that the Brontë family, whose father was a pastor, died early because they drank water contaminated by the parsonage graveyard!
This is breathtaking! Like a fairytale 😊
Great video! thanks Stew and good man Darren ☺️.
Gave me food for thought as where I'm originally from in County Down , we have Tollymore Forest park , with a similar gate , bridge structure , no remaining main house but bits of ancient ruins scattered and probably buried , two rivers meet there .Very enchanted forest but now I'll look at it with different eyes 👀......
Thanks so much for opening my mind to all this new info 🌟
Excelente ººº Gracias😊
Hi Stu I'm loving learning about all these beautiful buildings Would you be able to do a short video on oscillation points etc , explaining what they are, what they did and what to look for. I know you have mentioned in previous videos about those nubs on some of the spikes and that they have something to do with negative ions? Maybe a zoom in as well or using your finger to point out exactly what bit we should be looking at. Looking forward to the next video 👍
Wow the stone carving, brilliant video. We also need Paul Cook to look at it 😂
Do you have any videos from Australia? I think that here in Perth there are quite a few buildings from the civilization of Tartaria
Nice to see a new video Stew :) been doing a lot of my own travelling around lately, finding the old world Tartarian buldings. Noticing a lot of "natural rock formations" with bricks embedded within them - clearly proves there was some sort of heat event that wiped out huge parts (even the entirety) of these buildings. Edingburgh castle is a fantastic example of this - I was able to photograph a section of the "rock" underneath the castle that had a small brick wall maybe 20ft up, completely out of place. It's incredible to think what the world must have been like when these buildings were in their prime.. Thanks again for the video! Nice to see others with the same mindset using their voice to teach others.
Nice find , lucky!!
Great work Stew, it really is amazing seeing the insides of these structures and the similarities amongst them from wherever you are in this realm. The Ionic columns, the vaulted ceilings, the cymatic windows. What do you think this culture was up to in these buildings, besides the purpose of energy and healing. Like was it entertainment or something else?
Incredible old world buildings such a treat to see all these, the people church at the end was amazing! 😊💕
Stew that church 19mins in is that the firmament i can see depicted around the figure above the door? 🤔🤔
Stew, what do they say about Robins?! Got me proper intrigued that, it’s all I could think about for the rest of the video 😅
People can barely afford drywall and paint today. These castles in the middle of nowhere make totally sense, how dare you question this 😸
Come up to Co Clare, still good to see him investigating Co Waterford
Good to see you back
I wonder if there are tunnels under there ? I would think so
Was listening to vid other day
Who was saying they believe a lot of these follies and massive walls in middle of nowhere, were created to
keep out massive animals , not invading humans
Was waking up with analog I believe
Xx
It's interesting how the laziness to do some basic research on these structures around Lismore Castle to find out when, and by who these were build. But for sure "its ancient, and its tartaria ..." ....
i thot he usually says easy tigers haha
Folly eh ? What a mockery.
Hi, I just found your channel randomly, love the videos on Ireland. I've been 3 times, hoping to go back soon with a fresh eye, but I wanted to see if you have an Instagram or TikTok?
What's good,we have one 15mins from my house,in Ponce Puerto Rico an it's so beautiful,old looking.☝️😎🦎🇵🇷🥑
18:50 this is a symbol of the Sun....present the Sun not an.... is a Pagan Symbol!!