HAUGHMOND ABBEY | Walking in the Footsteps of Augustinian MONKS at a FLOURISHING ABBEY
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Haughmond Abbey, located in Shropshire, England, was founded around 1130 by William Fitz-Alan for Augustinian canons. Initially a small community, it quickly grew in wealth and influence, becoming a significant religious centre by the late 12th century due to local patronage and land acquisitions.
Throughout the Middle Ages, the abbey prospered economically and spiritually. It owned extensive estates that provided income, allowing the canons to maintain their monastic lifestyle and engage in charitable works. Architecturally, Haughmond evolved with Norman and Gothic features, becoming a local hub for education and literacy.
Haughmond Abbey's decline began in the early 16th century, ending with its dissolution in 1539 during Henry VIII's reign. Its lands were sold, and its buildings fell into ruin. Today, managed by English Heritage, the site offers valuable insights into medieval monastic life and architecture.
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The ruins of this Abby and the most impressive architecture must have been splendid in it's day and the research is so extensive Alessa I can't thank you enough for all the time spent on this and a little ghostly story along the way is always fun too...the videography is magnificent and the drone shots are inspiring Brett...outstanding work you two...thank you for making my Sunday so enjoyable!
You're always so complimentary, it's so encouraging, thank you Donna, from the bottom of our hearts! xx
Impressive Abby Ruins. Lovely sculpture on some of the walls! Loved seeing the ruins and hearing the sometimes spooky history, Alessa! Stunning from above Brett! Thanks for bringing us along.
Thanks so much! xx
It was a wonderful premiere Alessa.
Enjoyed watching your drone shots at the end 😊
Great Abbey walking tour Alessa, im sorry ive had to cancel my membership and thanks for your generous support and comments, hope you are having a good week
Dave! Never ever apologise!! :D It's all good! It wont stop me watching your coaster adventures!! hehe, have a wonderful week ahead!
@@PinnedonPlaces thank you so much Alessa, did go down to London's Babylon Park in Camden earlier today that was a right adventure and a half
Thank you my friend for sharing such beautiful scenery and information. I feel a great culture and peace there.🥷🇯🇵
Glad we were able to make the prem this week! Great video as always guys! The history is always so interesting! Can’t believe they chewed on peppercorns to keep them awake!superb piloting have a great week ahead ❤
Hi Alessa & Brett! The architecture was stunning. I loved the ornate arched windows. It was good to hear the monks went out into their parishes and looked after the sick and those in need. I found the history so interesting. The depth of your research is truly impressive. Brilliant drone footage at the end. Spectacular! ❤❤
A place I have never heard of before but an impressive sight and the Black Cannons sounded as those they had the better deal of it while living at the Abbey, the monks must have had a very tough existence. Interesting that women had importance and influence back then too and also interesting that rich people thought being a benefactor ensuring an afterlife in paradise. I had a feeling that the abbey would be haunted and a perfect place for this to happen. Great drone footage to finish, cheers Alan
Alessa and Brett, another well researched video. It was interesting that they didn't have yo wear the scratchy garbs and, from what you said, had really great food too. I loved this video as I do all of them. Beautiful drone footage, too. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Alessa and Brett, we will watch later as it’s Tony’s 65th Birthday today and we have friends and family over for a little party. Take care xx
I like the ruins of the Abby with its amazing architecture and impressive history. Lot of interesting information and fantastic drone shots 👏👏
Hello Alessa and Brett. Such a stunning ruin of the Abbey. Loved the window in the Abbots lodge. Such a large abbey. Nice to hear about what clothing the monks wore. Really interesting history. The spooky story of the monk was very intriguing. Loved looking around with you. The drone footage was amazing, take care x Julie and Tony x
Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. 👍59
Thank you so much for watching!
The abbey ruins are impressive and look like a lot of fun to explore. The architecture is impressive, and the black cannons sound like they were actually helpful. The ghost story is always interesting, and the drone footage is great. I can't imagine chewing on peppercorns, though! It looks like the ruins are being well taken care of.
Imagine when there was glass in those huge windows!
Impressive ruins of the abbey. Another great history lesson and superb visuals Alessa and Brett.
That’s really amazing and beautiful Abby. The architecture and design are amazing. 13:22 another good job 👍 Brett. Thank you 🙏🏻 for sharing again the gorgeous video. Have a great day 👍. Greetings from Santorini- Greece 🇬🇷.
Your channel is so great! Impeccable narration! 👍💯👍
Missed seeing you in our premiere guys! Maybe next week. Going to a graduation tomorrow so may need to watch this later. Cheers! Chuck and Lori
Couldn't join the premiere I'm afraid, but have just sat down and enjoyed the video, have fun at the graduation 😀 exciting!
@@PinnedonPlaces Life is super busy :) Looking forward to seeing this as a 4K re-run!
Have to give this to you both,, you know how to create a video,, your research narration and the drone ending is just perfection. Like many others have mentioned you guys have a great way of sharing a location and you make people want to visit,, thank you so much the both o you. Enjoying following your many journeys - steve
Glad you enjoyed it! wow! High praise indeed, thank you so much for commenting and watching! You're a fab support of the channel, thank you
good job my friend👍66
Ey up me duck.
Don't know why but I really liked the ruins of this place, maybe it was its location, don't know. Anyroad, another banger 🙂👍
Greetings friend beautiful experience, thanks for sharing your video
Great video and beautiful abbey - especially the beautiful windows 😍😍👍👍Great flight too. It is truly a little gem 👍👍
Hey guys. Love the entrance door. For starters. This looks a great little place to explore. I bet the Abbots rooms were pretty posh back then. Nice windows. Naughty brothers taking 40 winks 😊. It certainly looks like it would be haunted. As always enjoy watching and being educated. Great job 👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻.
Thanks for watching mr Watto, you're truly such a great friend and a kind support. So glad you enjoyed the video, Haughmond is a lovely place, quite eerie at moments, but worth that wonder! xx
Hi Alessa and Brett,
Another brilliant documentary. Your authentic filming and documentation are recognized and appreciate globally.
I always appreciate you for not just history but also the beauty of architecture.
Well kept pieces/ structure's remains and ceiling/roof are remarkable...wow my jaw dropped.....
My ears are all yours...forgot participating in the chat hahah
Oh MY gash..You gave me chills...Ghost???
The Aerial footage gave me image of the Abby back in time. Hooray!
This abbey is not located on the high ground...hmm..interesting comparing with other places.
Well done, Alessa and Brett. Love you besties
Like 1 Notification set 👍
Very impressive ruin, the chapter house still looks amazing, cool to see the surviving details inside and outside. It is cool to see, that there are still much left of the abbey.
Alessaa and Brett, this was an excellent production. Sharing the abbey and highlighting all it's ancient memories. What a wonderful visit. Would like to visit around Shropshire at some point in the year, will be sure to put this on a list. Excellent narration and research
Hi, wow. Intersting and wonderful abbey. Thanks. Have a nice Week. Greetings Alex and Alex
What a place, what a rich history! Thsi episode was just brilliant!
Lovely explore of the ruins 😊 Another impressive looking place to visit
Absolutely beautiful ruins! I really enjoyed hearing the history on this one 😊
Very interesting, I didn't know about cannons before this video. Learned a lot how the old religious houses worked. Thank you.
Hi guys. Sorry we're late, we'll watch from the start later
Still so many of these awesome places to discover!
Beautiful footage. Thankyou for sharing!
Thanks for showing us around Pinned on Places 👍
Thanks
Very much appreciated, Johnny. Thank you for your continued support! 🥳😊
It's a really nice place there amazing video keep the good work up 😊👌👌👌👌👌❤️
Yes, really loved that chapter house (last year!). Thanks for reminding me!
One of our favorite places 👌 nice film I made a film of it some time ago
Fantastic shots 👌
I always enjoy watching your videos and I learn a lot of history from them.
Fantastic video, thanks for sharing - never been to Haughmond Abbey before but i'll have to take a trip out there this summer.
nice upload 👍💪💥
Thanks enjoyed this
Very welcome thank you kindly for watching!
Incredibly interesting. Thanks guys 🧸🐻
❤just made it
Another interesting, well produced video. Just out of interest, what day did you visit there? I've tried to go twice at weekends, but the car park was full.
Thank you so very much for the kind comments, really appreciated! We went there on a weekday, I believe it was a Thursday and there were only 2 families visiting, but they were not there for very long so we basically had the site again to ourselves. There is another 'carpark' just up the path from the entrance to the abbey with more parking there, I believe that one is for walkers along the trail but there is additional spots there if need be! Hopefully that helps :)
@@PinnedonPlaces Many thanks. I'll have to make a visit after work, now that we have longer daylight hours.
they were tough people back then eh?