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I agree with you, plus marshy land, not the best place, and it's an advancing army, which obviously hadn't advanced much, maybe looking at their shoelaces. I have found refence to places around their (sorry yorkshire pronunciation... there...)being named on dunn.. for the river don...Just through glancing around. Seems much more likely to me that te place is a river

ahhh but where is this land called Aethelstan's moor?? I was wondering where Vinheidr came into it

@@TheWitchInTheWoods Sir William Bowes commr. for middle march stated Excreable murders are constantly committed, whereof 4 new complaints were made to the lords in the few days they were here, and 3 others this month in athelstonmoore. The contagion has touched that part of the bishopric adjoining Northumberland, “ along the higher parts of the rivers of Tees, Wear, and Derwent,” and now instantly an honest neighbour One Simpson is a prisoner in Liddesdale taken by the Elliotts out of his house near Durham, and held to ransom for £100... The higher parts of the Tees and the Wear, i.e. where they meet is the Great Dun Fell. West of Bowes, above Brownber.

I agree, there are other possibilities, But the oldest tellings speak of meeting pilgrims coming back from Beverley, and Aethelstan going to Beverley. I also think that such a famous battle was only retold in greater detail in history, rather than with greater confusion.. so I would argue that, and also many many many hundreds of years closer to the event than modern scholars and archaeologists. I haven't looked enough into the reasons why other sites are possible..but not convinced. due to the enormous evidence against it, that it is on the west coast

It's the story of how aethelstan united all of england.. and why england is still this country, even though the vikings won it back just before the normans nicked it

Oh I bet that was interesting! Was the room divided much?? There's always been a bit of East/West side competitiveness hasn't there. Glad you enjoyed the video.

@TheWitchInTheWoods I think it's an argument that's been rumbling for quite a while. 😁 The lecture was in Doncaster, there were a handful who sounded like they were from Wirral way, they were very passionate about it.

Yeah, being from Yorkshire the whole idea of taking Brunanburh away from us is a slap in the face.. how dare you..It's obviously here.. we all know it!! Getting any academic recognition for it is another thing. Being without a PhD I do wonder how you could get anyone to take you seriously! Who is the author?? I will have to have a look or that.. thanks. Also I know very little about Bromborough's claims.. interesting to research more of it.. Thank you King of Danelaw

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@@alansmithee8831 Thanks will check them out

@@TheWitchInTheWoods Hilbert has other videos including some more academic ones you might like relating to pre Christian culture in northern Europe.

You're welcome. Hope you enjoyed it

Yeah I think we're on about the same place...I cannot Banburgh Doncaster on Google Maps.. at first I thought it read Bamburgh.. it's the same place.. Barnburgh...please do add to the evidence x

@@TheWitchInTheWoods omg ! My spelling is off- it should say Barnbrugh - the same place you've identified - local histories mention long barrows in the area which have sadly been destroyed over many years - Theland was was forested around Hickleton and Marr for many years until deforestation and farming started to change - ryknild Street runs close and runs east to west - St Helens Chapel and St Helens well is situated close to this site- between hickleton and barnbrugh - sadly little is left of these sites however they are identified on maps - there are other hints which local histories possess however ti's text would be too long ! I've met locals from the area who believe as I do !!!

@@helenwright6133 I totally agree with you. I think it is the location. It's got more validity than the wirral... So sad that much of the land has been destroyed now. I wonder if any archaeology has been done in the area and what the results were?

@@TheWitchInTheWoods thankyou so much for your investigation and post - im not the only one who thinks this is the spot!!! I recently spoke to a resident of the area and she mentioned a dig that had occurred recently in the area - I'm trying to find out about this at the moment - just spoke with my brother and we talked about other settlement names around the area and as your research has put them in a new light - I'm so grateful you posted - thankyou ! Apologies for typos !!!!!!!

@@helenwright6133 Thank you. I was very intrigued by the correlation of those names..but no one has found Ding's mere.. Danes Ing.. but there is it!.. how hard have they been looking?? I would love to findout the results of their archaeology.. sometimes the internet is no use at all.. unless you are privvy to research papers and things

Thanks. Sorry I was finding some passion again.. and doing a course for two years that took a lot of my attention. I like the history side of folklore.. glad others enjoy it too

Thank you. They met the Scots coming down and sailed into the Humber. It would seem reasonable that it's in that location, and heading South, not north...

Thank you! I find it fascinating.. I spent two days on this!!

Think your on right track, we excavated part of unmapped roman road near darrington if thats any help.​@TheWitchInTheWoods

@@margaretwebster2516 Yes, thank you. I believe many of these Roman Roads have not been found, and there were probably many. Yes, places like Pontefract were major Roman stopping places.. they are on straight roads. I love to plot the possibilities. Many thanks

aw sorry to hear that. My condolences xxx

Thanks. Have a merry Yule. The light is growing already, and the New Year will bring new experiences. Wishing you all the best for the year to come x

yeah no.. only hawthorn's bad luck though.. Google tree bark/ appearances.. if it's not hawthorn you're good to go!

Thank you. Merry Yule, and here's to the rebirth of longer, brighter days x

Thank you. Happy Solstice and Happy New Year x

20!!! well you are even crazier than I am!!

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😂😂😂😂we are fantastic women i have 20 cats 2 hamsters 6 gold fish and 2 rabbits and 3 children all grown up NOW I AM 49 TO MOROW 27 OF DEC❤❤❤ I AM A CELTIC IRISH WITCH I DONEGAL IRELAND ❤❤❤❤❤LOVE YOURE WORK XXXX

Love youre ❤❤❤❤❤work please make more vidios i love youre beautiful home ❤❤❤

Your Mum must have had a large piece of your heart that feels like it is missing this year. It's true that tears help us heal, and that we need to face the feelings.It's elemental, magical and natural I think. Sorry for your loss, hoping that as the year turns you grow and find new strength xx

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Thank you Emily x Yule Blessings and Happy New Year to you too

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aw bless. Sorry for your loss too xxx

Great to see you again you are such a beautiful authentic women i love youre content

My birthday is 27 of DEC.

@@vannesagannon4555 happy birthday for then and happy new year

❤❤❤you too xxx

awww....

Happy Christmas

Thank you so much. x

Aw. so sorry to hear that. I think it's one of those things you always fear and never imagine can happen. Thank you for your kind words and may they both be blessed on their journeys x

Thank you. And thank you for all your patience x

Thanks. Much appreciated x

Thank you. I believe that there's a long line of Ancestors to welcome her back. And they can hear us and our prayers x

Thank you x

aw she loves it really.. she sleeps in it all night, and wobbles round the house in it. It's so funny. Thanks for the condolences. It's been difficult, but she went on the full moon of Samhain, so I'm sure she joined the Ancestors, feasting and making merry in the Halls 💔❤💖💗

@@TheWitchInTheWoods the full moon of Samhain, that's so fitting and surreal bless I bet that meant a lot to you💗😄

@@Traveler13 I saw an Owl on the way to the hospital.. and erm.. remembered to say a quick prayer to the Dark Goddess, to take care of her, and help her on her journey. Yeah.. it was a good time to die maybe...

@@TheWitchInTheWoods its a nice thought💗

Fantastic women ❤

Thank you, and sorry for your loss too. There has been a lot of people who lost their Mother's recently. So I'm sure there is a gathering of the Wise Old Crones somewhere. It is a time for weaving and webbing perhaps.. what are you making? Good luck with your knitting, and hope you can enjoy the Christmas season when It can feel odd without all of your loved ones there ❤‍🩹💙💜

❤from EIRE

I was born at 6 in the morning in a mother and baby home in DUBLIN IRELAND DEC 1974 ❤❤❤❤

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@@vannesagannon4555 Aw are you a Sagi too?? Yeah It was the first time I was early, but also a week late. Make of that what you will. Happy Birthday for then 💝💖💝. Mine's tomorrow...xxxx

Haha.. I so agree with you. In that case crossing the hedge means something else entirely doesn't it..? Where the human world is unreal, and the world beyond the hedge much more real. And keeping the faith would mean something else again...cheers for your insight

Thanks.. I actually started a bit of filming .. but not sure how it is at the minute. Sadly I lost my Mum in October so I had a time of quiet and respect while we dealt with the funeral .. Happy Christmas to you too, and hope to get back to you all soon x 💜💙💚🙏