Fascinating information you have found, my daughter & I have been & looked at the church but we had no idea of the significance of this church & its relics. It will be interesting to go back there now. 👍
im embarrassed it took me so long😄, I have been wanting to see the stones for years but it was closed for renovation for a while, but was surprised on the history and significance when I researched deeper
That place seemed packed with interesting and slightly mysterious objects. Well documented visit! 👍👍 I often look at Tywyn thru the binoculars (from Borth) haven’t been yet tho
there is a couple of standing stones in the area, hill forts close its an interesting area, not been to Borth myself, have to have a look when in Wales again
This is so amazing. This church is truly beautiful. So sorry for the slow watch. What an amazing place. I need to go here. I am upset that I missed this though when I went to Wales last time . I went along the cardigan bay coast and literally passed this place going to Aberdyfi ( My granny was from Around here) I am now kicking myself as missed this church. Well, it's just an excuse to go back!
My parents live there so its took me so long to get here😃 but it's worth it for the history alone, I think I missed yours last week I will have to recheck, it happens hey👍
@Traveler13 oh wow. I love that part of the country! Not that I am biased. Hahaha 🤣 oh no worries I also missed your last one as well so no need to apologise.
I wonder if the blade markings on the crying knight are more of a symbolic use someone would apply to a blade in honour or respect of the warrior or passing on powers to the blade being sharpened? rather than simply using it only to sharpen as sharpening stones were never in short supply? Great video and footage of the church✌️
That makes sense, it's in a church so not every Tom dick n Harry would be able to get in and sharpen implements in the church, a few I have visited have areas where tools have been sharpened but usually on the outside of the church, not a monument, I have seen them at stone circles as well, they would be of a more ritual use possibly👍
up to 4 hours on average from Derby but it has taken me 5 and a half, depending on the weather and traffic, there are also a lot of 20 mph roads in Wales now so that adds much more time, idiots😬
Fascinating old church and full of so much interesting history. Thank you.
Thanks for the comment, it is a very old site
Fascinating information you have found, my daughter & I have been & looked at the church but we had no idea of the significance of this church & its relics. It will be interesting to go back there now.
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im embarrassed it took me so long😄, I have been wanting to see the stones for years but it was closed for renovation for a while, but was surprised on the history and significance when I researched deeper
That place seemed packed with interesting and slightly mysterious objects. Well documented visit! 👍👍 I often look at Tywyn thru the binoculars (from Borth) haven’t been yet tho
there is a couple of standing stones in the area, hill forts close its an interesting area, not been to Borth myself, have to have a look when in Wales again
Go raibh maith agat! Very interesting
Glad you enjoyed, thanks
This is so amazing. This church is truly beautiful. So sorry for the slow watch. What an amazing place. I need to go here. I am upset that I missed this though when I went to Wales last time . I went along the cardigan bay coast and literally passed this place going to Aberdyfi ( My granny was from Around here) I am now kicking myself as missed this church. Well, it's just an excuse to go back!
My parents live there so its took me so long to get here😃 but it's worth it for the history alone, I think I missed yours last week I will have to recheck, it happens hey👍
@Traveler13 oh wow. I love that part of the country! Not that I am biased. Hahaha 🤣 oh no worries I also missed your last one as well so no need to apologise.
@@bella_Areghostsreal Us smaller channels need to support each other because of how the Tube works so I try not to miss any💗👍
I wonder if the blade markings on the crying knight are more of a symbolic use someone would apply to a blade in honour or respect of the warrior or passing on powers to the blade being sharpened? rather than simply using it only to sharpen as sharpening stones were never in short supply? Great video and footage of the church✌️
That makes sense, it's in a church so not every Tom dick n Harry would be able to get in and sharpen implements in the church, a few I have visited have areas where tools have been sharpened but usually on the outside of the church, not a monument, I have seen them at stone circles as well, they would be of a more ritual use possibly👍
How long does it take you to get there?
up to 4 hours on average from Derby but it has taken me 5 and a half, depending on the weather and traffic, there are also a lot of 20 mph roads in Wales now so that adds much more time, idiots😬