Folklore Films III: The Ilkley Moor Boggart
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Folklore Films is a trilogy of short films based around the theme of Yorkshire folklore. Loosely based on S. Baring-Gould's "The Boggart of Hellen-Pot", you need to watch until the end for this one.
Great video. Love and peace. Tim
Beautiful
Outstanding
Thank you for the video 🌹😊
Well done!
That was great! Thank you from Canada!
Nice I like folklore content.
“He walked like a mangled duck!”🤣🤣🤣 well done 👍🏻
I did like that too!
I'm loving these different style videos. You are such a dote!
very enjoyable x
Stories by candle light are fun, let's have another.
My Mother-in-Law (from South Devon) insisted until the day she died, that she had been "pixie laid", as a child on Dartmoor. Pixie laid, meaning led away and becoming lost.
I believe all the different moors have their mysterys.
Lovely story 👍
Fun! Thank you, I enjoy learning about Yorkshire ~
I'm glad I watched this in daylight. :D
😁👍 Great video. I really enjoyed the cottingley fairies one too but I was unable to get my comment on after trying several times. Loving the folklore.
There is a huge park in Manchester called Boggart Hole Clough that is said to be named after a mischevious wood spirit?
R.I.P in peace, Catherine. No hat on the Moor? Lucky your not worm food.
I have a question for you, have you by any chance seen a RUclips channel called "The Pre-History Guys"
They have an amazing documentary called "Standing with Stones" where they go to many Neolithic sites all over the UK and Ireland (not just Stonehenge mind you)
They have just announced that they will be making another film and this is just a thought on my part but, it would be amazing to see you and the pre history guys ( Michael and Rupert ) do some sort of collaboration with each other.
Anyway as I said it's just wishful thinking on my part lol.
Cheers!
Great video! Amazing how certain creatures(?) appear in different cultures and multiple stories. I know that boggarts (we call them “bogeymen” here in the US) appear in Harry Potter and Chronicles of Narnia! Been to Keighley, but my only experience with the actual moor was hearing “On Ilkla Moor Baht’at” sung on the OG All Creatures Great and Small TV series!
You are a fascinating storyteller. Though you say different at the end, I do believe events transpired as you described and there is no need shying from sharing such a unique adventure.
I found that very interesting having grown up in BOGGART HILL IN LEEDS in the 50and60 . Keep up the good work loving it all
New sub here :)