I love your story telling. Keep it up! They are fun and makes us understand English in the context. Moreover, you explanation of grammar and vocabulary is a bonus. Thanks!
Wow, that's really terrifying. While you were telling your story I was able to visualize the images you described 😨 ..... congratulations, however, you are very brave 💪
Luke sir I really like your story presentation because I hardly learn more about english language the way you are help me more I respect to you and your dedication
I can relate to your story about walking down a country road but in the U.S and it was pitch black.Also there was no street lights. It's really freaking scary, You are very BRAVE. Glad you are okay.
The house is called Baddesley Clinton if anyone wants to do their own research on this house. Don't know why the story teller didn't name the house in the video.
it must be boring being a ghost you spend all day playing computer games . then your alarm goes off and its midnight and you have to do the ghost walk again
Just walked this with you on Google maps. Christ even in the day time that's creepy. Brave man indeed. I used to do similar walks in Derbyshire from matlock Bath, same dark scary feeling but at least I was with friends 😅😅
I listened to this lovely story. Thank you for sharing your childhood scary story 😅. I was driving while listening to tour story. The sound which was playing in the background of tour story makes me pausing the video many times, I thought that sounds from my car or other drivers' cars beside me on the light traffic. Then I recognised it's tour video. Honestly, I laughed at myself although I should be frightened from what happened to you when you run🤣🤣🤣. Anyhow, we are lucky that you still alive to tell us story. It happens to all people who live in countryside, including me😥😅... please keep sharing us your stories or similar one... Idris, Oman
what especially I like in your telling stories is your clear pronunciation. thank you! what is about the ghosts in the UK... they are really exist. I had the terrifying experience of meeting it, and later my husband confessed to me that he saw it as well.
Okay😊 we had our relatives' children to stay overnight. I usually slept in our bedroom on the second floor but this time I have decided to go to sleep on the first floor on the sofa closer to the fireplace. somewhat about 4 in the morning I was half asleep when suddenly saw a man in the doorway. I screamed in horror and woke up.. the ghost disappeared. I made everybody in the house wake up. later my husband confessed to me that he had seen a man who was waving to him from behind the window of our semi-detached house. but that man died a long time ago. It was not funny I have to say.
love the ghost story so scary or scary, never mind this one and the word to describe them kkk! I don't have any... but my grandmother and father tell some of their experiences... they are always incredible... they show the possible other side of our simple lives... love your story 😉❤
Sounds great. I love walking through the forest late night and would love to walk this route. Late night walks give me a buzz. Yh I'm a bit weird. But why didn't you take a torch with you when you left the house?
Everone is aprehensive about walking along rural lanes at night. So, easy to allow your imagination to run riot. But a ghost carrying a touch is a new one on me. 😂 Strange as it may seem, i travelled the same route myself only yesterday (Sunday). From Lapworth Station along Station Rd, turned right at the bottom along a country lane & eventually, over the same hump back bridge over the canal. I assume the old manor house mentioned is Baddesly Clinton. A mouted manor house with origines going back to the 14th cent. It just across the fields to the right & is now a well visited National Trust Property & ive frequently visited in the past. So, this is an interesting & scary monologue of a walk along a lane in the dead of night that freaked you out, due to the perception of being followed by a person or ghost carrying a touch (or as the Americans prefer to say 'flashlight'). Note of advice: always carry a bunch of garlic & a large crucifix with you at night if you live in the rural areas around Birmingham.
Hi Luke. Thank you for uploading this episode. It was really scary...! I don't know why, but it reminded me of Harry Potter things👻🏠！You must have been very brave at that time. If I were in the same situation, I couldn't walk until home alone... It also reminds me of the movie "Blair Witch Project."👻
Hi Luke ,i worked in droitwich spa in 2003 few paces away,and every 1h30 in night i walked 5km every night from wisemann's dairy,i can imagine your expierience.i felt the same
Hello Luke. I know the road you are walking down very well, as I live 2 miles away. It sounds like you lived near to Chadwick End. Baddesley Clinton is owned the National trust. There are Priest holes there, built into the remaining drains by a guy named Nicholas Owen, who designed and built secret passages into other houses in the Midlands. And Baddesley has links with the Gunpowder Plot (as does Lapworth, as Robert Catseby the main plotter was born in Bushwood Grange, Lapworth) I am a historian and I must correct you on the point regarding punishment for Catholics; none were burned for heresy, they were hanged drawn and quartered for treason. It was Catholic Monarchs (Mary Tudor here, and others in Europe) who followed Rome and burnings of non -Catholics for heresy. Regarding the murder, it was Nicholas Brome who murdered the priest. It was sometime in the 1490s, before the Reformation and he had to build the local church for penance . This was penance to be asked for, from Rome and Henry VII, who was the King at the time. He built the small church at the end of the pathway in the copse beyond the car park. He also built the one at Packwood, as it is very similar in architecture ; the bell towers of the churches are known as the 'Towers of atonement'. There is a novel about Brome too. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/baddesley-clinton/features/nicholas-brome www.ourwarwickshire.org.uk/content/article/baddesley-clintons-medieval-murder-mystery-impact-historical-fiction
Thanks for the additional information and corrections - isn't Brome, or someone, actually buried in the church porch, so everyone walks over him when entering or leaving the building? Baddesley is a lovely house - well worth visiting.
Wow, that was really scary, thank God you'd survived your adventures, and yeahm that's very true, in the middle of darkness we just can't think rational.
It probably helped having a couple of drinks before you made the walk. Walking through a dark countryside in the middle of the night with sober thoughts is a little more daunting
I remember Hamish well. He used to floss my teeth and boil my kettle for me at night before lights out. He would bounce up and down on all fours, coyly staring into my eyes and barking like a dog. Last I heard he was running a koala petting zoo in Perth. One day he disappeared: all they found was a pair of Adidas and the keys to his WRX. Dingos got him, I reckon. Poor b*gger.
Luke, could you make a video about "conditionals" for your premium subscribers, please? There're lots of information on RUclips but without different examples and pronunciation drills it doesn't have much sense, unfortunately. I hope you'll read it :)
It was during Elizabeth 1's time - not during the Reformation (which saw Henry VIII and Mary I burning those caught reading the bible and refusing to attend mass alive) that Catholics were hunted. Not because the Queen was intolerant - she was quite the opposite. But the Pope used his loyal catholic subjects in England and Britain to continually attempt to bring about insurrection and overthrow her. It became untenable until finally Elizabeth retaliated, and catholic priests were outlawed.
You forgot to add what asphalt the road was made of on that road you mentioned , and what colour socks you was wearing oh and what star sign you are , oh you may as well have added your shoe sizes
Listen man l worked milles and milles on my own and l'v also push biked on my own for milles and milles and that's the best time of my life but also yes their are have bin sometimes it's bin to make your hair stands up on end and now l like ghost stories now
DEAR LUKE IT'S ROBOT 4 THOUSAND, I'VE BEEN TRYING TO TALK TO YOU SINCE 2014, THAT'S JUST ONE ACCOUNT OF MANY LISTENERS I KILLED TO BE ABLE TO SPEAK TO YOU, I LOVE YOU.
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Hi everyone. This is a true story including the historical bits. Automatic subtitles are processing and should be ready soon 👻
It's my first year in the university.i shoose" english studies".how can i have a high level plz?
Dude, great story, brother. Loved it. New sub. Cheers from the Israeli and China occupied United States of America.
the wheatshief pub is the scariest english modern ghost story i have ever heard.
I love your story telling.
Keep it up! They are fun and makes us understand English in the context.
Moreover, you explanation of grammar and vocabulary is a bonus.
Thanks!
Luke sir , please upload more scary stories.its so excited.thanks a lot for amazing podcast.
LEP tells a tangible ghost story every time. We are pale as a sheet. It gives us the shivers from heads to toes.
Wow, that's really terrifying. While you were telling your story I was able to visualize the images you described 😨 ..... congratulations, however, you are very brave 💪
Luke sir I really like your story presentation because I hardly learn more about english language the way you are help me more I respect to you and your dedication
Listening this while I am doing my morning walk. Love your story very much.
I can relate to your story about walking down a country road but in the U.S and it was pitch
black.Also there was no street lights. It's really freaking scary, You are very BRAVE. Glad you are okay.
Thank you very much, Luke. There are various ways to learn English with you, very interesting. Thank a lot one more.
The house is called Baddesley Clinton if anyone wants to do their own research on this house. Don't know why the story teller didn't name the house in the video.
it must be boring being a ghost you spend all day playing computer games . then your alarm goes off and its midnight and you have to do the ghost walk again
😂
Just walked this with you on Google maps. Christ even in the day time that's creepy. Brave man indeed.
I used to do similar walks in Derbyshire from matlock Bath, same dark scary feeling but at least I was with friends 😅😅
I listened to this lovely story. Thank you for sharing your childhood scary story 😅. I was driving while listening to tour story. The sound which was playing in the background of tour story makes me pausing the video many times, I thought that sounds from my car or other drivers' cars beside me on the light traffic. Then I recognised it's tour video. Honestly, I laughed at myself although I should be frightened from what happened to you when you run🤣🤣🤣. Anyhow, we are lucky that you still alive to tell us story. It happens to all people who live in countryside, including me😥😅... please keep sharing us your stories or similar one... Idris, Oman
what especially I like in your telling stories is your clear pronunciation. thank you! what is about the ghosts in the UK... they are really exist. I had the terrifying experience of meeting it, and later my husband confessed to me that he saw it as well.
Please tell us more. Sounds interesting.
Okay😊 we had our relatives' children to stay overnight. I usually slept in our bedroom on the second floor but this time I have decided to go to sleep on the first floor on the sofa closer to the fireplace. somewhat about 4 in the morning I was half asleep when suddenly saw a man in the doorway. I screamed in horror and woke up.. the ghost disappeared. I made everybody in the house wake up. later my husband confessed to me that he had seen a man who was waving to him from behind the window of our semi-detached house. but that man died a long time ago. It was not funny I have to say.
@@irynataylor89 wow, scary!
It is very quiet there late at night. I took quite a few people home there in my taxi after they had a night out in Stratford upon Avon.
And they were never found again, I imagine...
Nicely narrated Luke.
This is a brilliant video excellent content and narration thank you
Well described - one really gets a mental picture!
Loved this story.such a beautiful memories.truly wonderful .moreover it was amusing to listen the audio.
'I see it before me the way you explain this situation I wouldn"t dare to venture myself through the dark . Not for a million..😳
love the ghost story so scary or scary, never mind this one and the word to describe them kkk! I don't have any... but my grandmother and father tell some of their experiences... they are always incredible... they show the possible other side of our simple lives... love your story 😉❤
👏🏼 Great stuff! Loved it!
I like your scary story so much, thanks Luke.
I enjoyed your telling story and practiced English listening and reading to improve learning promotion .thanks a lot.
Last few lines really gave me goosebumps
When I grew up I used to walk through farmer's fields besides the graveyard in the dead of night. I wouldn't do that now🙂.
I am actually terrified due to background music and it adds horrofic things
Sounds great. I love walking through the forest late night and would love to walk this route. Late night walks give me a buzz. Yh I'm a bit weird. But why didn't you take a torch with you when you left the house?
This is the bravery of the man
We should take it as an example , thank you sir !
Everone is aprehensive about walking along rural lanes at night.
So, easy to allow your imagination to run riot.
But a ghost carrying a touch is a new one on me. 😂
Strange as it may seem, i travelled the same route myself only yesterday (Sunday).
From Lapworth Station along Station Rd, turned right at the bottom along a country lane & eventually, over the same hump back bridge over the canal.
I assume the old manor house mentioned is Baddesly Clinton.
A mouted manor house with origines going back to the 14th cent.
It just across the fields to the right & is now a well visited National Trust Property & ive frequently visited in the past.
So, this is an interesting & scary monologue of a walk along a lane in the dead of night that freaked you out, due to the perception of being followed by a person or ghost carrying a touch (or as the Americans prefer to say 'flashlight').
Note of advice: always carry a bunch of garlic & a large crucifix with you at night if you live in the rural areas around Birmingham.
Love these
I'm still curious what the name of the house is?
Baddesley Clinton House
Hi Luke. Thank you for uploading this episode. It was really scary...! I don't know why, but it reminded me of Harry Potter things👻🏠！You must have been very brave at that time. If I were in the same situation, I couldn't walk until home alone... It also reminds me of the movie "Blair Witch Project."👻
Hi Luke ,i worked in droitwich spa in 2003 few paces away,and every 1h30 in night i walked 5km every night from wisemann's dairy,i can imagine your expierience.i felt the same
hello enjoying your stories.
You have a London accent for a Brummie.
Hello Luke. I know the road you are walking down very well, as I live 2 miles away. It sounds like you lived near to Chadwick End. Baddesley Clinton is owned the National trust. There are Priest holes there, built into the remaining drains by a guy named Nicholas Owen, who designed and built secret passages into other houses in the Midlands. And Baddesley has links with the Gunpowder Plot (as does Lapworth, as Robert Catseby the main plotter was born in Bushwood Grange, Lapworth) I am a historian and I must correct you on the point regarding punishment for Catholics; none were burned for heresy, they were hanged drawn and quartered for treason. It was Catholic Monarchs (Mary Tudor here, and others in Europe) who followed Rome and burnings of non -Catholics for heresy.
Regarding the murder, it was Nicholas Brome who murdered the priest. It was sometime in the 1490s, before the Reformation and he had to build the local church for penance . This was penance to be asked for, from Rome and Henry VII, who was the King at the time. He built the small church at the end of the pathway in the copse beyond the car park. He also built the one at Packwood, as it is very similar in architecture ; the bell towers of the churches are known as the 'Towers of atonement'. There is a novel about Brome too.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/baddesley-clinton/features/nicholas-brome
www.ourwarwickshire.org.uk/content/article/baddesley-clintons-medieval-murder-mystery-impact-historical-fiction
Thanks for the additional information and corrections - isn't Brome, or someone, actually buried in the church porch, so everyone walks over him when entering or leaving the building? Baddesley is a lovely house - well worth visiting.
@@johndavies1090 That's correct. He was buried in the church porch, supposedly upright.
Wow, that was really scary, thank God you'd survived your adventures, and yeahm that's very true, in the middle of darkness we just can't think rational.
Hahaha Main option to run. I'd do the same! Good story. I enjoyed listening 🎧 to practice English.
That was a great story
Realy enjoying your english
I had to experimente something like that sixty years ago with my cousin, we stopped talking when we are in the darkest area.
That was a long time ago
It probably helped having a couple of drinks before you made the walk. Walking through a dark countryside in the middle of the night with sober thoughts is a little more daunting
Luke, what surprised you the most, When you were in the countryside?
Wow how scary ! I would have given up friends’ meetings in Birmingham !
How far was your house from the station? Oh 4k. You mentioned that. About eleven times.
44k then 👍
I remember Hamish well. He used to floss my teeth and boil my kettle for me at night before lights out. He would bounce up and down on all fours, coyly staring into my eyes and barking like a dog. Last I heard he was running a koala petting zoo in Perth. One day he disappeared: all they found was a pair of Adidas and the keys to his WRX.
Dingos got him, I reckon. Poor b*gger.
Love this.
I love ghost story.
I knew an Aussie once who killed a man for a brick of gouda cheese. It was quite a shock to all of us. Even now I find it hard to believe...
I try to listen,i like your voice,unfortunately i don't understand everything!! I am italian! But i try,i try,i try....😁
I love to listen to you.
When a person dies he dies he cannot come as a ghost
Luke, could you make a video about "conditionals" for your premium subscribers, please? There're lots of information on RUclips but without different examples and pronunciation drills it doesn't have much sense, unfortunately. I hope you'll read it :)
wow i like ghost story. I try to learning English by listening creepy past
It was during Elizabeth 1's time - not during the Reformation (which saw Henry VIII and Mary I burning those caught reading the bible and refusing to attend mass alive) that Catholics were hunted. Not because the Queen was intolerant - she was quite the opposite. But the Pope used his loyal catholic subjects in England and Britain to continually attempt to bring about insurrection and overthrow her. It became untenable until finally Elizabeth retaliated, and catholic priests were outlawed.
Did you not think of getting a pedal cycle
*Don't blame him for killing the priest, not gonna lie*
You forgot to add what asphalt the road was made of on that road you mentioned , and what colour socks you was wearing oh and what star sign you are , oh you may as well have added your shoe sizes
Wheres the ghost
Right behind you
everyone is afraid of the dark drop some one in a vast dark wood with thousands of trees and we all would be scared
I like ghost and fantasy story.
And there were no kilometres either, miles mate, miles...
Birmingham City 💕
A lot of waffle and not much story
_Oh _*_Thank You!_*_ says the great queen like a la-di-da poofter!_
My english is not so good but i try to be better
Doing the lampworth walk !!!!
More similar episodes from you!
Ghost in the road
Chills😂
где субтитры лук ?
It''s a real story?nice to leave city and live in the contry side
Hahahaha a macho man. Nooooo way!
Listen man l worked milles and milles on my own and l'v also push biked on my own for milles and milles and that's the best time of my life but also yes their are have bin sometimes it's bin to make your hair stands up on end and now l like ghost stories now
front row. big like👍
DEAR LUKE IT'S ROBOT 4 THOUSAND, I'VE BEEN TRYING TO TALK TO YOU SINCE 2014, THAT'S JUST ONE ACCOUNT OF MANY LISTENERS I KILLED TO BE ABLE TO SPEAK TO YOU, I LOVE YOU.
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He bored after eight minutes talking about nothing