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ME too! Good job Nic!

I walked the Ridgeway with my dog a few years ago. It was beyond magnificent. I got a tattoo of the White Horse afterwards, because it's beautiful.

What a lovely informative video, thank you 🙂 When my parents lived in Farleigh Hungerford we would go to a candle-lit carol service in the chapel, it was magical The crypt still scares me! Hungerford bridge in London is named after the Hungerford family, as they owned a house on the site of Charing Cross station.

One of my favs in the New Forest, didn't know the story of the witch , brilliant video.

Very nice video thank you. Was it too big to defend or could they have defended it with the help of horses?

Really good video lots of info, missed being able to wander down to the castl, nice to see round it again.

Always heard about it , nice to see if from your perspective the church really is a historical masterpiece, I would like to visit one day

Good Video of an interesting place stay safe in your travels.

Good BOTG in Hellfire caves, thank you. Was it actually a chalk mine, or something built by the Free Masons as a rite of passage for their new recruits? There do seem to be many geometric figures inside. If you ever get the chance to visit Margate in Kent, there is a a similar puzzling cave system based on female reproductive organs. Well worth a look.

I see a lot of historic graffiti on my travels. I was recently looking round angel meadow manchesters most notorious victorian slums and noticed names carved into a bridge nearby and one of them is hirridge who was one of the areas more well known criminals and him and his gang used to hang about near the bridge. This also led us to manchesters southern cemetery where the famouse detective jerome comanada is burried along with lowry the angel of the meadow and some other famous people. Lowry is another link to angel meadow as he painted some of his paintings round there and we had a trip to Berwick-upon-Tweed which was lowrys favourite place to holiday and he painted a few scenes from the area also we had to visit lindisfarne 😊

Just reading the name of this channel tells me exactly what to expect, and I think I might stick around for it

Nice vid, thabks. You remind me of Olivia Coleman 😁

Having watched & enjoyed the video, I am prepared to concede that there may be other ruined castles that have less associations with "treachery, infidelity, sorcery, wrongful imprisonment, murder and deceit!" But come on this is english history we are talking about. I wonder if anyone has done a top ten on the subject? Bye!

Nice work if you can get it .

What a beautiful place !

Great video. I've yet to check out Sherbourne, and this video reminded me to go there, especially to see those human remains!

What an interesting thing to have in your neighbourhood, I am amazed by how sharp the edges of the ditches still are. Did you take a picnic?

I noticed a mistake ... at 0:20 you say the New Forest covers 71 acres. I'm pretty sure it's bigger than that :-)

So pleased that you mention the heavy, somewhat oppressive feeling at Wayland's Smithy. l experienced this every time l visited, even on bright, cheerful summer days there was a palpable tinge of (what l could only describe as) sadness. Whenever l lingered until dusk the feeling would become more pronounced accompanied by a kind of urging to "leave, leave, leave..." l found these dark feelings to be in stark contrast to the sheer joyfulness to be experienced when up on White Horse Hill. Driving past at night l would always slow down, wind down the windows, and breathe in the contrasting 'feels' as l passed both sites.

In fact they were custom houses & storage places for traders. Not Saxon pirates - see in depth study of the Saxon Shores in the Roman manuscripts.

I have just subscribed to your channel. I followed a link from Paul Whitewick. Really enjoying.. Thanks.

Wait, so I can suppose that the wicked king's sons bones were made of steel or something? Were they tin men? In other words robots? Sounds like a good plot for a historical fiction legendary fantasy sci-fi story. I'll have to start writing. Tomorrow.

Much better filming than another video about this place on youtube. What I find intriguing about so many of these old tales and superstitions is how illogical they can be - in this case, plant them far enough apart that the sisters can't talk to each other in the afterlife. Did no one think that they might be able to meet up in the world beyond this one? Interestingly we have a holy well near here, and that too is liberally decked with streamers and votive gifts - only its in a churchyard.

I live around 10-15 minites away from these places and when the kids were younger we used to go all the time.

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you looksopretty in glasses ,ive also seemdave fords one on here ,. i went there few years back , very surreal place

Such a fascinating location ! 😍Thank you for sharing ! Come see some interesting stuff over here as well.. Regards and all the best! ❤

Brilliant video, forgotten how amazing the views are from up there, love how peaceful the woods were. Lots of info a great watch.

i went there many moons ago ,witj parents on holiday, as a kid youre not really interesred, but now older ,id love to come down to dorire set and hampshire area ,thanks again lovelly lady, your great

Nothe - I think its pronounced like Both.

❤ I used to live near there. Walked both of those hills many times. Great Vista's in all directions and fresh air. Fabulous and I miss the place. ❤❤

I am named after William Rufus, so it was lovely to see your video on his undoubted murder to remove a tyrant king. Now we have a tyrant Prime Minister instead lol.

Just subscribed on Mr Whitewicks recommendation and thoroughly enjoyed your vlog. I will look up the back catalogue and look forward to your future video.

Do u do your own drone work? Coz it amazing.

I’m glad I subscribed to this channel. It’s really very good.

Very good video

love the wicka history info . beautiful , once again hosted by a beautiful ,and very informativ woman xx

I always try to forget modern county boundaries when exploring these hill forts, they stretch across Dorset into Devon along the coast and inland. So many of them seem to be conveniently located as potentially markets for livestock and goods. When you overlay a map of drove roads and sunken lanes they all connect, there would be no reason for that if they were seperate places with no interconnections.