"Someone Is Coming" | Real Paranormal Investigation
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History
The church dates from the 12th century. Alterations and additions were made to it in the 14th century, and again in the 15th century when the west tower was built. The church was vested in the Churches Conservation Trust on 1 November 1987.
Architecture
It is constructed in sandstone rubble and has a tiled roof. Its plan consists of a two-bay nave with a north porch, a chancel with a roof at a lower level than the nave, a vestry to the north of the chancel, and a west tower.
"THIS IS A REAL PARANORMAL INVESTIGATION AND MAY NOT CONTAIN ANY PARANORMAL ACTIVITY" But it does contain Ghosts On Trent and Beardo, so we cool😎🤟☝️👍!
Thanks guys lovely church even thou it was quiet 🤔👻
I definitely support real Paranormal!
At 2:58 you can clearly hear a lil girls voice, and beardo admits hearing the strange lil voice? Seems to be para normal to me?????
@@raymondlucero6487Maybe, but the question is, what is the Paranormal? To me, it's just the normal for which science doesn't have an explanation yet.
😂😂the lisp talking had me roaring brilliant x
Mark was on his happy hour tonight and i enjoyed the banter between you all.The three musketeers rings a bell 😂 xx
Love seeing Beardo investigate, definitely makes him a better debunker!
Hi guys, tysm for keeping it real, especially in a field where honesty should be paramount. It's become rotten with the worst sort of ppl who only care about views, and now that even someone with no film or editing skills can fool most ppl, the effects of that on the research are quite detrimental to its validity. Beardo, I can't thank you enough for opening my eyes to all of the bollocks, which I'd say has peaked at about 95% or more. That's why we absolutely need guys like you. Cheers, from Boston Ma.
Lovely little church, and a great history lesson, thankyou, i learned something new tonight with the f and s lol
Wow what architecture. Imagine designing this.Huge echoing place.Imagine the accocoustics.The ghosts won't have a problem being heard They're watching you from outside beware if they come in.Thankyou Mark,Paul and Beardo.
"Imagine the accocoustics" the word accoustics isn't supposed to have its own accoustics.
@@andrewcurtis4568 thought it was quite impressive when I wrote it .Sort of a written echo. Maybe not LOL.
Finally a show where they hear a sound and go investigate it even when they think it's someone walking outside, thank God there are still logical people
Thanks for a great investigation!
I can relate to Mark’s stomach. Also, I was waiting for Mark to call out asking to hear their voice, to hear their lisp 😂
Thoroughly enjoyed that guys. Beardo was a great temporary addition to the team and had great chemistry with you both. The olde english was always written as an F but pronounced as an S. It makes it hard to read for us though.
The camera work and sound was superb and Mark had me in stitches in this one ❤
Saw that you're both saving for a brand new camera so am going to donate a little extra to help with that. So good to see you guys in action and look forward to seeing more in the future. 🙂
Why the use of both the old English "f" *and* the modern "s", though? Weird. Maybe they were trying to be impressive and missed slightly? ;)
@KaylMacLaren I think they used a normal S as a capital letter and an f shape as a small s. So Shares would look like it was written like Sharef
Enjoyed watching this investigation.
Great, honest investigation, nice too see Beardo with you.
Great team, I know I can trust the integrity of this trio.
Great stuff guy's, and so refreshing to see researchers not relying on bs gadgets, many of us are aware that these gadgets have been debunked.
Missed the start of the prem, so now playing catch up :) What a fantastic location and what a team you 3 guys make! 😊 As for the S AND F, The 'f' is used for the soft 's' which is why you will find it spelt 'houfe' and 'houses' in old English texts.
Ah nice! I’ve set the reminder. Love the way you both conduct yourselves, it’s been a loooong time since I’ve come across a channel without having doubts or rolling me eyes 😆 I watched that one where you guys caught that loud stamp sound right in-front of the camera, you dealt with that so well, I would have shat myself and legged it 🤣
Great investigation GOT nice to see Beardo really enjoyed this ❤️
Cracking investigation boys, all three of you 💫
Enjoyed watching . You did make me laugh with the lisp . Great to see Beardo with you
Loved having the 3 of you together!!! I haven't read all the comments yet, so if this is already answered, my apologies... in old english writing an "f" was used when the word had a soft "s" sound. This was long before phonics..😂😂 A hard "s" would be in something like "houses" but the the word "hou(f)e, will have the "f" I believe it was like this before 1800's.
What an amazing little find in that church! The fact the whole prayer is intact is nothing short of amazing!! Thank you for showing us this!! 10/10 for me gentlemen!💜Jil 💜
Another great investigation in a stunning building. As you might expect nothing happened and none of the gadgets did a thing. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the video. Great to see Beardo out with you.
Excellent location and those old churches ⛪️ 👌 spot on for historic value as well.
Great channel. Really enjoy your videos. In regards to the f’s in old English, It was to distinguish between a hard 's' and a soft 's'. The 'f' represented the soft 's' which is why you will find it spelt 'houfe' and 'houses' in old English texts.
YES, sing please! 🎶 The Paranormal Trio 🎶 has a delightful ring to it!!😊
Big like and shared out in you tube community. ⌚
You guys are more than welcome keep up the good work 👍
Hi, Thanks for an amazing real investigation. Great to see Beardo with you's. Stay Safe ❤🙏👍❤🙏👍❤🙏👍🤗
When you went outside after you heard someone coming, from 3:45 to 3:49 as you panned the camera around there was something reflective or a light source on the headstone to the right of the frame. BUT, it appeared to have gone when you panned back again.
You three really made a good team. Quiet means real paranormal, right? So when something ever does occur, it would make it that much more thrilling and authentic! 👍💖
Great video guys honest investigating sorry you guys couldn't catch anything maybe mark and Beardo caught something they heard foot steps that's crazy thank you for another awesome video can't wait to see another one
Brilliant video guys
Avia Maria my favourite tune and a great video made my night well done lads😊❤
👍👍 looking forward mate
We will be out Sunday night but will be catching up with this first thing Monday morning can’t wait. 😉👍🏻
Excellent investigation, as always lads ❤
Love this video. Good work as always. Much love from the USA
You may think the word is misspelled, but if you look closer you'll notice that unlike an f the character either has no crossbar or only a nub on the left side of the staff. Though it may seem more like an f, the letter is just another variation of the lower case s. The long s originated in handwriting and was later adopted in typography when printing became widespread in Europe during the Renaissance.😊
That was great as always 😊 Thank you ❤
That was the sound of walking on gravel. Great catch!
Great investigation guys,beautiful church ❤❤❤
Looking forward to this one, mint looking location
I will be watching!
Beautiful old Church ❤
The lowercase "s" was written in that form until around the 18th century - it's not quite a lowercase "f" since the curve does not dip below the line of text. If you look at any text (especially Printed text) prior to the 1700s, including Shakespeare, you'll find the lowercase "s" written in that form - it was still pronounced as "ESS", it's just the way we write it has changed. xx
Love the banter with you guys 🤣 Good investigation in a cool place 👍
Great work guys, much appreciated investigation 👻 it is gonna take some rounds of watching 4 sure, well editted and awesome you dont insert moodmusic to gain the spook-meter, you guys get 6 out 6 👻👻👻👻👻👻
The traffic noise is so loud
How did I miss this???? How FABulous! You guys and Beardo together!!! 💜 Great guys, good company. Thank you! Old s's were written like that. Weird, eh?
Marks stomach always goes off, must be nerves or he’s always hungry. Great show thanks for showing me this love your stuff.sorry been very busy this week just had time to just watch it now. Take care of yourselves and see you soon AkA Night owl from Luton 🍻🇬🇧😱👻👻👍
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 pmsl. Like an episode of vicar of Dibley 😂😂😂 the holy ghoft 😂😂😂😂
It is old English for sure. It’s actually a s not a f I’m sure it was used up until the 1800’s . Great video guys
Ghosts on Trent you’re videos are amazing fantastic and awesome too watch I love 💕 paranormal and ghosts and haunted places around the world 🌎 ghosts on Trent please stay safe and be careful too ghosts on Trent you put love 💕 and respect into you’re videos witch I love 💕 the most 2:36pm thanks tcb 6:40pm
So much history
Great to see all three of you together on an investigation but i'm not sure if it was more of a monty python sketch rather than an investigation, really enjoyed it thanks guys.
Hiya, thank you for your video and I will mention you tonight in my live stream. I am way behind watching videos. Oh....I don't do paranormal, but a woman I was with in my last video did and made contact in Staffordshire with a favourite of Queen Elizabeth I. Many thanks, Paul.
Hilarious mark, F/S. that spelling is all over the old records, graves and what ever elfe 😜love you guys xx
I was late for the premiere but I will watch from the beginning when it’s finished
Really appreciate you ghosts on trent gotta love what beardos doing aswsel we need more channels like you guys out there
Thank you 👍
As ever guys, it looks a good 'un ! Can't wait to watch
I’ve recently become obsessed with paranormal investigations and I also live in Stoke-On-Trent!! Safe to say I’m a very happy, new subscriber. Don’t mind me binging your channel now 😂🤩
Hello Emily 👋 and welcome to our channel 😀
The script is phonetically written, the type of language used in the 16 and 17th centuries. That is an old Catholic Church, The “sink” is the font for holy water and the room by the alter is the chancery or priests ready room.
I would imagine that church was originally built in the 1600’s but could be later in 1700’s.
If ghosts can, want or aloud talk or be seen, you don't think they would run around town talking to everything and everyone. There is probably a reason why they don't sit on the couch with you on a Friday night and talk.
The usual high standard 👍
The long S sound in the English language used to be written by an f this started to change in around 1800. Apparently it changed a lot later in the American language. It can be seen still in the German language where a double S is represented by the “Efzett” .
Another Great honest investigation guys, and great to see Beardo with you! 👍🏼😎
Olde or Middle English was written that way, but pronounced as S...I guess that job at the Research Center came in handy after all. (Ha ha ha!)
Very much enjoyed this
Does anyone else here, when they're about to queue up the latest GoT video, start singing 🎶Ghosts on Trent (2 minutes later) Ghosts on Trent 🎶
Just me, huh? 😬
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The old-school S from centuries ago, used to be written as an F
Excellent true investigation lads..what's not to like! Thanks so much to You and @Beardogetsscared
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Lovely old church that.nice to see Beardo out with you guys. 😉
Finally had time to watch this one. (The benefits of insomnia 😉) Great video. Nice to see you guys all together.
Loved it , 😄
Great content. Thanks for sharing it. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
Great to see you back out filming you had me worried for a minute 👍🏻
And great Beardo was out investigating with you
As we all keep saying
Spirits don’t perform to cameras
Real investigators know this
Such a great place,shame it was a quiet one. Keep it up guys 👍🏻
Please share with us,that are here in the states, some of the history of the church. Your evidence is amazing.
Proper true investigation by the legendary ghost on Trent & beardo showing how investigations should be done,thanks for the video guys,stay safe❤
Gutted to have missed the prem but will definitely enjoy watching it now 😊
Why in old English text was an 's' written as an 'f'? It wasn't; it was just written differently according to its position in the word. The f-like s (like an f without the crossbar) was a tall variant used at the start or in the middle of a word, which the modern s was used at the end or after a tall s..the sink by the alter would have been used to wash the vicars hands when giving grace and used as a baptism font.
I'm glad others explained the f/s.. I was all ready to agree with the lisp😂 (or that the author lost the "s" and thought no one would notice)
And ‘f’ is used in place of ‘ss’. Austrian/German uses the same denotation
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It’s just the way they wrote the S way back...best if you look it up. Love the old church...very spooky. Great video. 👍
Why in old English text was an 's' written as an 'f'? It wasn't; it was just written differently according to its position in the word. The f-like s (like an f without the crossbar) was a tall variant used at the start or in the middle of a word, which the modern s was used at the end or after a tall s.
I believe it has something to do with the printing/engraving stencils they used at the time as far as the lettering goes. Thank you guys this was awesome
The "f" was used in writing before the 1800's if the word had a soft "s" sound...a hard "s" would be done when it had a hard "s" sound. That's why some had an F and others did not. No "hooked on phonics " back then.. 😊😁💜
G.O.T = S.O.T! Love the content lads! Keep em coming!!! Love from S.O.T!
The long s can be traced back to Roman times, when the lowercase s typical took an elongated form in cursive writing in Latin. According to librarians at the New York Academy of Medicine, people were using the long s at the beginning and middle of words by the 12th century.
Old English like Chaucer.
You asked about instead of s, when writing in old English they had a normal s and a tall s, the tall s appears as an f usually without the crossbar. This looks like a modern f
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f is called the long s and was used in Old English at the beginning or middle of words. It was pronounced as s not f. The lower case s was also used but at the end of words
I’m here to find out about the Ss and Ff…
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Not been in many churches 'cos I'm a Humanist, but the ones that I have been in all have the same comforting smell. They're usually very beautiful, too. Great investigation lads, not much happened but that's 'cos you're legit and, anyhoo, the content's always atmospheric and riveting 👍.
Onwards and upwards🚀🚀✌️👍
The s at the beginning of or in the middle of a word looked similar to an f but it was just a tall s, with a modern s being used at the end of a word. You made me laugh when you were spelling it out, well done guys.
It replaces the "sh".
The letters S and F were used interchangeably in old English writing.
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In the 1600's and 1700's S was symbolised by an f