You are living my dream. Everytime I visit England from Louisiana I visit so many church sites. Was in Essex in October and my wife got so annoyed because I would just pop in every church we passed out in the countryside. My dream is to retire and move to England and just visit historic sites all over
I’m from the USA, I’ve been fortunate enough to visit England many times. I have in-laws that live in various areas of the country. My family loved the area of West Chinnock in Somerset. We spent a few holidays there at The Old School House which was next to a beautiful little church. Perhaps you could explore that area sometime. Wonderful pub there too called The Muddled Man. 😊
Very much enjoyed this video. I am from the US and found my ancestry may have a link to Anglesey via Annesley. The castle is no longer there, but I believe there is a church. Such interesting information and the delivery was real and honest. Would enjoy more history adventures like this video. 🙂
Absolutely loved this format and would be happy to see more! I’ve been exploring churches in the English countryside lately and this fuelled my urge to see and learn more!
Excellent video, Luke! As I've stressed time and time again, the wonderful thing about being from Britain is that you can walk outside, walk in any direction for five miles, and you will find something of amazing historical significance. We are blessed. There is a church in Aller that has the Spear of Aller inside, allegedly used to slay a Somerset Dragon, not been there myself, but did you see if was in the church in Aller you went to? I really look forward to seeing more of these.
I am so happy that I have found your TH-cam channel, I love learning about new places and dream of one day exploring these areas. As I have just found you on instagram and know very little about you and your partner. It would be lovely to have a vlog introducing you both to the channel. Not to much but a little about where you both are from and so on ……. Thanks Sally from downunder Woodend, Victoria, Australia
This is such an amazing idea! Thanks for doing this! I am from America but found my interest in Britain from our family tree (Warwick?)...Can't wait for the next one! 🤩
You are living my dream. Everytime I visit England from Louisiana I visit so many church sites. Was in Essex in October and my wife got so annoyed because I would just pop in every church we passed out in the countryside. My dream is to retire and move to England and just visit historic sites all over
I’m from the USA, I’ve been fortunate enough to visit England many times. I have in-laws that live in various areas of the country. My family loved the area of West Chinnock in Somerset. We spent a few holidays there at The Old School House which was next to a beautiful little church. Perhaps you could explore that area sometime. Wonderful pub there too called The Muddled Man. 😊
Oooh we make a mental note of this for the future
Really enjoyed this Luke. I know all the villages you visited well but have never visited the churches. Would love to see more of these.
I absolutely love this concept!! ❤️ please, please do more of these!! 🙌
I liked the concept of this! Let me know if you're ever in Kent. Cheers!
Very much enjoyed this video. I am from the US and found my ancestry may have a link to Anglesey via Annesley. The castle is no longer there, but I believe there is a church. Such interesting information and the delivery was real and honest. Would enjoy more history adventures like this video. 🙂
Absolutely loved this format and would be happy to see more! I’ve been exploring churches in the English countryside lately and this fuelled my urge to see and learn more!
Just come across your channel through this video, really enjoyed it and can’t wait to see more, hopefully my town will come up!
New subscriber, over from your Insta. I love your method of hunting!
This was great. Thank you for making it.
This was fun! I liked the spontaneity!
Another fun video. Nifty hat too.
Excellent video, Luke! As I've stressed time and time again, the wonderful thing about being from Britain is that you can walk outside, walk in any direction for five miles, and you will find something of amazing historical significance. We are blessed.
There is a church in Aller that has the Spear of Aller inside, allegedly used to slay a Somerset Dragon, not been there myself, but did you see if was in the church in Aller you went to? I really look forward to seeing more of these.
I didn’t! It was seriously dark in there. The camera makes it look ok but I couldn’t really see much, just before sunset :-)
Beautiful! Love the video, so amazing to see all the old churches paired with your expertise. Keep ‘Em coming!
Love this concept and first run - and learning the term "hunky punk" for those carved grotesques has made my day. :)
Love this! Make more videos like this! 😊
Loved the style very informative more of the same please.
Loved it!
I loved this adventure! It is so fun to go along with you and discover as you see it! More please!👏👏👏👏
Enjoyed this! Thanks
Nice 1, relaxed style, easy to watch full of interesting facts, rood screen door ect. Yes more mini tours please.
Excellent adventure .. honestly the weather and light variations made it much enthralling and captivating. I went on a journey from my arm chair!
Stoke St Gregory my ancestors home village.
I am so happy that I have found your TH-cam channel, I love learning about new places and dream of one day exploring these areas. As I have just found you on instagram and know very little about you and your partner. It would be lovely to have a vlog introducing you both to the channel. Not to much but a little about where you both are from and so on …….
Thanks Sally from downunder Woodend, Victoria, Australia
Yes we can definitely do this :-)
Great video-love the idea. Thanks for an entertaining Sunday morning moment here in Bondi Beach. Asx
Get off TH-cam and in that beach :-) hehe thank you
This is such an amazing idea! Thanks for doing this! I am from America but found my interest in Britain from our family tree (Warwick?)...Can't wait for the next one! 🤩
Timestamp 24:04 Did you really mean "1878"?
No we were going to put in a correction but thought people would pick it up themselves