So beautiful and informative Thank you will I'm watching all your videos with interest and can't wait to visit many of them. Love the Irish connection as I was born there and came here during the troubles. During lockdown I watched Irish myths and discovered so much about Ireland. I then wondered about the Wirral as had read some history books over the years. You have given me so much information about the history of the area and cead mile thanks. Please don't stop as these videos are invaluable and I am forwarding to family and friends x you are very spiritual will and in touch with nature and have an insight which animate your words. X
Loved watching your videos Will, the Wirral is beautiful as well as so full of history. There are 5 Viking grave markers dating back to 930 AD displayed in Neston Parish church along with a tombstone of a knight pre 1300. Neston parish church was rebuilt in 1874 and uncovered in the foundations with the 5th Viking grave marker being used as a lintel in the bell tower. Nearby in St Bridget’s in West Kirby they have on display a hog back stone one of two located on the Wirral. The other I understand is in West Kirby museum who are open every Saturday 10am till1pm. Am resting up after ham string tear but hoping to visit the museum when I able to- never knew it was there. Carry on with your brilliant posts on utube.
Excellent, Bill. Grabbed the nature of the area perfectly, a mini documentary on what, in my opinion, is the Peninsula's most beautiful area. You covered some ground in this one, your legs must have been "Daffy Ducked" by the time you got home, like? The midges are a real problem on the Dee estuary and surrounding areas, but they become less of a problem later in the year, the little bastards. Folklore also tells of a strange purple figure that haunts the dales after dark, and thats the one you need to worry about All in all a great vid Bill, well filmed and full of accurate local knowledge. Nice one 👍🏻
Cheers Barry lad, it took some planning. The Wirral Way is where me wild camping adventures began, was nice go back and try to capture the place and do it justice. The Wirral Way and Circular Trail are full of camping spots, as we both know. Will be more like this Heswall vid coming in the near future hopefully 👍
Possibly wrestle you to death. It's more an omen of bad luck and the idea of getting stalked by a demonic entity through the fields and woods isn't for me! 🤣 Thanks for commenting 🙏
Really enjoyed your video. I am thinking of going to Heswall Fields with my group and was looking for a video to show what it is like. We could do with some benches to sit on but there are some along the Wirral Way. Loved the views.
Nice one Jon! I've been back to the Dales many times since filming this vid. Such a beautiful, mystical place! Real vibes there after dark. Will defo go back at some point and see if I can follow your directions 👍🙏
@@WirralWill its only a trickle apart from after heavy rain. It goes underground then reappears running next to banks road before flowing onto the beach/estuary.
I spent most of my teenage years hanging round those places with mates and girl freinds, Happy days.
Thank you for such an interesting and informative video 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
So beautiful and informative Thank you will I'm watching all your videos with interest and can't wait to visit many of them. Love the Irish connection as I was born there and came here during the troubles. During lockdown I watched Irish myths and discovered so much about Ireland. I then wondered about the Wirral as had read some history books over the years. You have given me so much information about the history of the area and cead mile thanks. Please don't stop as these videos are invaluable and I am forwarding to family and friends x you are very spiritual will and in touch with nature and have an insight which animate your words. X
Loved watching your videos Will, the Wirral is beautiful as well as so full of history. There are 5 Viking grave markers dating back to 930 AD displayed in Neston Parish church along with a tombstone of a knight pre 1300. Neston parish church was rebuilt in 1874 and uncovered in the foundations with the 5th Viking grave marker being used as a lintel in the bell tower. Nearby in St Bridget’s in West Kirby they have on display a hog back stone one of two located on the Wirral. The other I understand is in West Kirby museum who are open every Saturday 10am till1pm. Am resting up after ham string tear but hoping to visit the museum when I able to- never knew it was there. Carry on with your brilliant posts on utube.
Excellent, Bill. Grabbed the nature of the area perfectly, a mini documentary on what, in my opinion, is the Peninsula's most beautiful area. You covered some ground in this one, your legs must have been "Daffy Ducked" by the time you got home, like?
The midges are a real problem on the Dee estuary and surrounding areas, but they become less of a problem later in the year, the little bastards.
Folklore also tells of a strange purple figure that haunts the dales after dark, and thats the one you need to worry about
All in all a great vid Bill, well filmed and full of accurate local knowledge. Nice one 👍🏻
Cheers Barry lad, it took some planning. The Wirral Way is where me wild camping adventures began, was nice go back and try to capture the place and do it justice. The Wirral Way and Circular Trail are full of camping spots, as we both know. Will be more like this Heswall vid coming in the near future hopefully 👍
Childhood memories thank you will
Hi Michael, no problem at all! A beautiful part of the world. Thanks for the comment!
Great video. But what could a headless dog do? Bash you with the soggy end? 😂
Possibly wrestle you to death. It's more an omen of bad luck and the idea of getting stalked by a demonic entity through the fields and woods isn't for me! 🤣 Thanks for commenting 🙏
@@WirralWill Instant subscribe anyway. Sorry for the facetious comment.
@@A10011 No reason to apologise, I don't mind the banter. Going to be getting out to film the next installment very soon 👍
Great video mate. Really enjoyed that. I'm from Liverpool but my Grandadparents used to live near Heswall. Great message at the end too. All the best!
Hi John, thanks for watching mate! Heswall is a beautiful part of the world 🙏
Really enjoyed your video. I am thinking of going to Heswall Fields with my group and was looking for a video to show what it is like. We could do with some benches to sit on but there are some along the Wirral Way. Loved the views.
Hey, and thanks for the kind words! Have you visited the Fields yet? I'm thinking of returning myself some time this Summer. Will
@@WirralWill Hi, No not yet. I twanged my achilles tendon so am hobbling around. It is on my to do list though.
@@TotemCrow Ahh that's a bit crap for ya! Hope you get over it soon. So many beautiful places to visit on the Wirral! 🙏
Really informative video this one mate
Nice one la
You will find the Scarbrook if you enter the Dales from Thurstaston Road behind Tesco and keep walking downhill towards Pipers Lane.
Nice one Jon! I've been back to the Dales many times since filming this vid. Such a beautiful, mystical place! Real vibes there after dark. Will defo go back at some point and see if I can follow your directions 👍🙏
@@WirralWill its only a trickle apart from after heavy rain. It goes underground then reappears running next to banks road before flowing onto the beach/estuary.