I grew up in egremont and the hole which is now covered with the metal was a dungeon. It had metal bars going across and a gate to get in and walk down using holes inside the wall, we used to play there all the time growing up and sometimes went down there. Prob decided to cover it incase someone got trapped down there. Great video brought back good memories
I came across your video after doing a little research into my family history. I just got married and I was trying to figure out how to change my last name, which turned into looking up both of our surname histories. My last maiden-name is Luce which is a derivative of Lucy. Richard de Lucy is a predecessor of mine which led me to Egremont Castle. Your lovely poem at the beginning reminded me of my ox horn that I got from a Renaissance fair a couple decades ago and that I'm the only one who knows the trick to blow it, so I immediately retrieved it and gave it a few blasts while I danced around, driving my dog crazy 😂 thank you for the laugh and amazing history lesson.
Thanks Paul. This is one place I would like to visit when next home. Really appreciate your 'out and about' video tours of our wonderful County. Keep 'em coming! Regards
They’re getting even better Paul. I see you’re adding aerial shots, historical music all professional shot as usual, very informative and good publicity for the West Cumbrian area. First class.
Hi. Unfortunately due to work commitments & a trip to London I’m not going to be able to make it this year. ☹️ I’m disappointed I can’t make it as it looks like a good one. Hopefully next year.
Amazing, what a great walk around and narration! Thanks for sharing, enjoying your content, Would love to visit Egremont at some point, but happy watching yours :D new fan here :D
From what i was told from Wyndham school by my history teacher Joan Sandiford , Egremont was named after the French invaded us and named it in comparison to Aigremont, Yvelines . South of France i think
The Ditch was actually the water Moat around the Castle and apparently according to ancient history in the town , there was a tunnel from Egremont Castle to St Bees .Entrance is the Concrete slab on the mound facing where the cinema house used to be
Thank you for your interesting comments. 👍🏻 I have been told about the tunnel a few times. It would be good to get time team in to do some investigations. The castle has a very interesting history. 😀
From Egremont Town Council. “Egremont town’s history dates back to the bronze age but was small village for centuries but when the Danes established northern kingdoms in the 10th century they built a fort where the castle stands today. in the 12th century, after the Norman conquest the area of Copeland (or Kaupland from norse meaning bought land) was given by royal decree to Rufus de Meschines, who later bequeathed the area to his brother William de Meschines.” The town dates from the Bronze Age, the fort/ castle 10th Century. Thanks for watching.
I grew up in egremont and the hole which is now covered with the metal was a dungeon. It had metal bars going across and a gate to get in and walk down using holes inside the wall, we used to play there all the time growing up and sometimes went down there. Prob decided to cover it incase someone got trapped down there. Great video brought back good memories
Good information. Thank you. 😀👍🏻
Go on Dean Lad
@@stephenvarah9305 hope you're keeping well mate 💪🏻
I came across your video after doing a little research into my family history. I just got married and I was trying to figure out how to change my last name, which turned into looking up both of our surname histories. My last maiden-name is Luce which is a derivative of Lucy. Richard de Lucy is a predecessor of mine which led me to Egremont Castle. Your lovely poem at the beginning reminded me of my ox horn that I got from a Renaissance fair a couple decades ago and that I'm the only one who knows the trick to blow it, so I immediately retrieved it and gave it a few blasts while I danced around, driving my dog crazy 😂 thank you for the laugh and amazing history lesson.
Interesting history there with the name. Thank you for watching. Keep blowing that horn. 🤣👍🏻
Thanks Paul. This is one place I would like to visit when next home. Really appreciate your 'out and about' video tours of our wonderful County. Keep 'em coming! Regards
Thank you. I’ll definitely keep ‘em coming. 😀👍🏻
Yes Cumberland is awesome
Fascinating and informative, thank you for sharing! 👍
Thank you for watching. 😀👍🏻
They’re getting even better Paul. I see you’re adding aerial shots, historical music all professional shot as usual, very informative and good publicity for the West Cumbrian area. First class.
Thanks Bill. Getting better with the drone, so far I’ve managed not to crash this one!!😀👍🏻
I agree, Paul is doing the County of Cumberland proud
it looks so different with the drone footage
Hello Paul I’m wondering if you were going to Muncaster for the Halloween event this year. Love the videos. 😁👍
Hi. Unfortunately due to work commitments & a trip to London I’m not going to be able to make it this year. ☹️ I’m disappointed I can’t make it as it looks like a good one. Hopefully next year.
Looks like rains made it a bit of a wash out so far anyway,hope you do it next time out though.Great vid on Egremont.
Amazing, what a great walk around and narration! Thanks for sharing, enjoying your content, Would love to visit Egremont at some point, but happy watching yours :D new fan here :D
Thank you. I appreciate your kind feedback. 😀
From what i was told from Wyndham school by my history teacher Joan Sandiford , Egremont was named after the French invaded us and named it in comparison to Aigremont, Yvelines . South of France i think
Beautiful Place indeed
Ye I live in egrmont . The castle is about a 5- 10 minute walk from my house. Cool.
Great one Paul. We enjoyed it😊
Thank you 😀👍🏻
Thanks Paul. We are hoping to get to Egremont later this year for the crab fair. A castle visit is a must for us too.
Another good video Paul 👍
Thanks Kevin. 😀👍🏻
The Ditch was actually the water Moat around the Castle and apparently according to ancient history in the town , there was a tunnel from Egremont Castle to St Bees .Entrance is the Concrete slab on the mound facing where the cinema house used to be
Thank you for your interesting comments. 👍🏻 I have been told about the tunnel a few times. It would be good to get time team in to do some investigations. The castle has a very interesting history. 😀
Have to visit this site later this month
It dates back to Roman times. Get your facts right.
From Egremont Town Council. “Egremont town’s history dates back to the bronze age but was small village for centuries but when the Danes established northern kingdoms in the 10th century they built a fort where the castle stands today. in the 12th century, after the Norman conquest the area of Copeland (or Kaupland from norse meaning bought land) was given by royal decree to Rufus de Meschines, who later bequeathed the area to his brother William de Meschines.” The town dates from the Bronze Age, the fort/ castle 10th Century. Thanks for watching.
Gerald have you considered anti depressants or Yoga