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Thanks for sharing Amazing. Enjoyable all. Kind respected. Sincerely yours Niall O'Connell Eire.🥰🇨🇮❤️🇻🇬

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Beautiful little place, Warksworth. I've stayed their many times.

Well done lovely video👌

Very white inside. Beautiful place. 👏👏

That is a beautiful church, I pray that the parishioners and the ‘priest’ come back to the one true faith. Such a beautiful building but no tabernacle. That building is a house of God, not a curiosity. Thank you for showing this place, I pray it will be a holy place Amen 🙏🏻

Fantastic episode. Well done. 👏👏👏👏

‘Replacement headstone following a RTA” Wow ! Didn’t expect that ! Great job (as usual) 😊

Thank you!

Beautiful place.

Slow the camera down! Let viewer get a good look. A little history of names on the walls. It is a nice well maintained Church. Next time take a walk among headstones and get a few names and dates.

What a beautiful place. Thank you for sharing. 👏👏👏

I went to the adjacent high school there in the 70s. We used to get frog-marched down to the church on many occasions. Best bit about it was the acoustics. We used to have farting contests and laugh our heads off, while wee Mr McVittie ran around trying to sniff out the culprits 😂🤣😂

Watching from the Rocky Mountains, Colorado USA. Thanks for sharing this.

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a ring of 10 bells of which 4 are john taylor the other 6 john warner and sons tenor 10-0-9cwts the trebles are newer in 2020

That opening music gets my endorphins spinning my friend. Can I add that I very much appreciate the explanation. All too often our kind of sites leave the viewer wondering what they saw. Hats off to you !!

It's really interesting that wherever you go in these isles, design and architecture may vary from place to place, but the essential fabric of these wonderful buildings remain the same. That chancel arch would not look out of place wherever you may travel in the country. Thank you very much for sharing.

Watching from Colorado, USA. Thank you for posting.

Exquisite! Watching from Denver Colorado, USA>

Very nice to see!

I enjoyed this video immensely, from Colorado USA. nee Kelley

Thank you for sharing. Ive just subscribed to your channel. Top job 👏👏👏

Might have a cold but the narration could have been a bit better and the first priory was sped up too fast comppared with the later two !

My dad was a preacher in the mid 1970s, he also had Terregles church as well. Interesting video. Obscure for sure. A shame about the state of the church at Lochrutton as I obviously remember it when it was still used.

Smashing upload...keep them coming..👍👍

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Fantastic episode. Top job. 👏👏👏 I've just subscribed to your channel.

Next time you visit a church make an effort to find out how to get in. No directions from the Town! The Roman fort is to the left as you enter the gate. Detail of some of the graves might have been interesting...you missed that. All in all, virtually useless.

Great video. We have a similar passion obviously, loving these fabulous buildings. Keep up the fabulous work. Opens my eyes to a different part of the country. Well done.

It was lovely to have you both!

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What an incredible ruin. So atmospheric and windswept. You chose a beautiful day for it as well.

What an incredible ruin. So atmospheric and windswept. You chose a beautiful day for it as well.

What an incredible ruin. So atmospheric and windswept. You chose a beautiful day for it as well.

Some lovely masonry work there as well as a wealth of period architecture. I particularly enjoyed the late Victorian carved reredos and pulpit of Caen stone. I would imagine a great sense of tranquility. Thank you.

Again...... Can't understand 90% of what this guy is saying, or trying to achieve...

It would be nice if we could understand what the narrator is saying. I couldn't understand a word..............

Very interesting. Asked for notification when this was about to start but didn't get it...

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Greetings from NW WA State 🌲🇺🇸🌲. I am happy to leave the very first comment here. I just discovered your channel. i chose St Aidan’s because of iruined Tower. I love English history and especially ancient country churches. but I do not know much about the North of England..This place is certainly remote and the sweeping views are breathtaking. The audio is a bit choppy. Thank you for the captions. Hopefully more information about the ruins will turn up. There is a story here, waiting to be uncovered. The stone archway is beautiful , and i wonder if the project was started but never finished?

What a nice church and its so good to see its pews haven't been removed which sadly seems to be the fate of many churches these days. Thanks for a great video.

My ancestors came from that part of the world 300 years ago.

became a Christian at Mitford thank God

I went in this church, I remember there's a hillfort with it's statue of a guy who did a lot for the village. Going out of Brampton there is the site of the Hanging Tree where six Jacobite soldiers were hanged. In the village is the Moot Hall with leg stocks. I went on to Lannercost Priory, Bewcastle Cross and Hermitage Castle.

Lanercost Priory is not far from here - another interesting structure in this part of the north, with a backstory to match.

How lovely. Would so love to see that in person.