Not to be mean, but I think people would be interested in reading the information plaques outside of the various rooms. Maybe also looking out the windows at the views. Thanks for an enjoyable tour.
It’s a fair point. The camera does not do well looking out the windows but I agree it could have been better with the information plaques. Thank you for watching
So iv been thinking about the plaques a lot and its hard to slow the camara pace down to focus on a small object without the cameras stabilisation jumping about .So what i mite try is filming as before but having a overlay clip in the bottom of the screen of the plaque as i walk into the room. Its all a learning curve for me at the moment but i do hope to improve. I have already filmed the next two videos, but will try this and see haw it goes next time i'm out filming. Thanks for the feedback
I hope I haven't spoken recklessly since I'll be the first to admit of having exactly zero knowledge of video recording . So best of luck with whatever you try in the future.
Thank you for watching. I often find RUclipsrs filming at historical sights making the videos about themselves and there reaction to the building a bit annoying. But they do still keep people interested so I’m not completely against them. It’s just not for me
I like the quiet walkthrough with just your footsteps, it’s as though I’m there (actually I was there earlier this year so it was a lovely reminder!) The written information is pertinent and interesting and the clarity of the video is great. As another person said, a moment’s pause on information boards or plaques would sometimes be useful sometimes to illustrate which room or building you are in. Thank you for not adding music. Please keep doing these videos and I will keep watching them.
Thank you for your feedback.The only time I have added music to a video is at the end wen I’m trying to get some cinematic shots.The walking will always be quiet because I believe it is more atmospheric and I won’t the viewer to feel as if they are there.I have been thinking about the plaques and it’s hard to stop and focus on an object without the cameras stabilisation jumping.so I might try overlaying a clip of the plaque in the corner of the screen and see haw that works. I have no experience with filming so there is a lot of improvement to be made
It’s nice to see the plaster still on the walls inside, it makes a world of difference to people who have no idea that these castles were plastered and painted , a lot of the time with multiple colours. I wish more people recording these castles could add colour and plaster to give the real overall impression of how they really looked in the past .😊
well yes and no. compared to todays standard of living i'm sure it would be cold but back in its day, it had a huge fireplace, was very close to a forest and there would have been many servants to collect firewood. compared to haw the rest of England was living at the time, it was probably very comfortable
Thank you. Just fantastic. I am unlikely to travel overseas again so this is how I see the world now. Can I respectfully suggest you slow your panning down a little - I like to linger on the details! Thanks
Thank you for watching. I find it hard to pan without the camera stabilisation jumping. So I can’t often pan to fast or slow but I am a complete beginner with no filming or editing experience so hopefully in time I will improve
I love how the stairs divide off to take one to different areas of the castle: sure don’t see that kind of craftsmanship in housing today, do we?!!!😢😢😢
I think this may be the first “quiet” travel channel on youtube and I love it! I think you are on to something here. I do agree with a comment on here, just maybe let us read the plaques and see the views out the windows. It will only make it even better, but I really enjoyed this and I am your 708th subscriber 😊 Good job!
Thank you .I only had 136 subscribers last week.I am amazed haw this week has gone. I have tried filming out windows before and it often does not come out to good but I am still a beginner so plenty of room for improvement.
@@QuietlyExploring you would know best if it looks right on film. I honestly enjoy it just as it is. You give people the opportunity to feel as if it is from their own eyes and experience, wonderful!
Such a beautiful castle with an incredible setting. We loved our visit here and glad to see you managed to explore the castle on a majestic day. I love the entrance way into the ruins and the stories and history this castle has been through. Fab video 📹 🎉
I can't be the only one who does this. I go to a lot of castles, and I always imagine what it would have been like to attack one....the number of soldiers spent trying to take walls or gates must have been incredibly high....even in the old Motte and Bailey days.
Fantastic! I was s o thrilled to see this pop up in my feed today. I went to this castle back in 1985- March or April. Not as sunny ...but worth the time to explore.Thank you so much for the tour and the memories it brought back. 😊
New subscriber here. Beautifully filmed, paced (& a lovely day in Norfolk, by the way). Just enough captioning to offer some background. And, yes, a little more attention to the plaques would be nice but, all in all, very well done & I look forward to many more videos from you.
Thank you. I am always worried about the pace and the amount of text . I am a beginning with no filming or editing experience so thank you so much for your feedback .
I don’t think that is their name. I don’t think RUclips gives names of the people who click like. I could be wrong as I’m new to RUclips but I only ever get notifications that someone has liked my comment and not who
Duke of Norfolk & Thomas plus Sir John were one of many of my family line of grandfathers. The Howard’s. I would love to visit this place since it belonged in my family. Wow the stories it could tell. He was uncle to Anne and Catherine but he was one of many Great grandads to me.
Thanks I didn’t know that. I’m glad you let me know that info. Lady Godiva is one of my many great grand mums and the late President Thomas Jefferson is one of my many cousins. So his grandad was mine too. It’s so exciting to know where you come from, it’s who you are. What makes you, you! I’m also related to the Plantagenets? How exciting is that? Although they were the bloodiest royals, it’s still interesting. Plus one of my many great grandad Howard fought in the war of the roses and died on my birthday. How weird is that?
Thank you for the quiet tour. Like someone else said, it let me imagine I was walking around by myself. This castle is a part of my ancestry (Edward II & the Howards are many times great grandparents) so I've been wanting to visit. I can't travel right now so this is the next best thing. I've just subscribed and am looking forward to more videos like this one.
Thank you, I found your channel by accident and love your content. Please take a second to pause on any wall information. I will sign up for you channel 😊
Thank you. The cameras stabilisation gets a bit glitchy when I slow down the pace and pause on small objects But I am going to try adding an overlay clip in the corner of the screen with the plaques and see if that works. I have already recorded the next two videos so it will be after them
It’s interesting to me that English “Royalty” were living in places like this in the 1300’s, compare this to the Emperors of China living in the luxurious Imperial Palace/Forbidden City (1406).
That would actually ruin what makes this 12th century Romanesque Castle keep so important. It is the fact it has survived 900 years in such an authentic state (I.e. without alterations from later periods), that makes it so special.
AMAZING I love how you did the quite walk threw so we can see and read what your viewing this is so amazing. I can imaginge back in the day how beautiful it would of been to live in forr the times
Psalm 8:4-6 King James Version 4 What is man, that thou art mindful of him? and the son of man, that thou visitest him? 5 For thou hast made him a little lower than the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honour. 6 Thou madest him to have dominion over the works of thy hands; thou hast put all things under his feet:
Edward of Woodstock. He was Isabella’s grandson which was supposed to be written in a text but I made a mistake and wrote -her son ,so unfortunately that bit had to be blurred
Not to be mean, but I think people would be interested in reading the information plaques outside of the various rooms. Maybe also looking out the windows at the views. Thanks for an enjoyable tour.
It’s a fair point. The camera does not do well looking out the windows but I agree it could have been better with the information plaques. Thank you for watching
@@QuietlyExploring😊😅😅
Probably too small to read off camera
So iv been thinking about the plaques a lot and its hard to slow the camara pace down to focus on a small object without the cameras stabilisation jumping about .So what i mite try is filming as before but having a overlay clip in the bottom of the screen of the plaque as i walk into the room. Its all a learning curve for me at the moment but i do hope to improve. I have already filmed the next two videos, but will try this and see haw it goes next time i'm out filming. Thanks for the feedback
I hope I haven't spoken recklessly since I'll be the first to admit of having exactly zero knowledge of video recording . So best of luck with whatever you try in the future.
Quiet exploration is a great concept. The clarity of the video is excellent, with fine detail. Thanks for all of this.
Thank you for watching. I often find RUclipsrs filming at historical sights making the videos about themselves and there reaction to the building a bit annoying. But they do still keep people interested so I’m not completely against them. It’s just not for me
I like the quiet walkthrough with just your footsteps, it’s as though I’m there (actually I was there earlier this year so it was a lovely reminder!) The written information is pertinent and interesting and the clarity of the video is great. As another person said, a moment’s pause on information boards or plaques would sometimes be useful sometimes to illustrate which room or building you are in. Thank you for not adding music. Please keep doing these videos and I will keep watching them.
Thank you for your feedback.The only time I have added music to a video is at the end wen I’m trying to get some cinematic shots.The walking will always be quiet because I believe it is more atmospheric and I won’t the viewer to feel as if they are there.I have been thinking about the plaques and it’s hard to stop and focus on an object without the cameras stabilisation jumping.so I might try overlaying a clip of the plaque in the corner of the screen and see haw that works. I have no experience with filming so there is a lot of improvement to be made
I really appreciate the quiet. I can just focus on the experience without interruption.
I thank you for making the video.
@heatherhockings4329 Thank you for watching
It’s nice to see the plaster still on the walls inside, it makes a world of difference to people who have no idea that these castles were plastered and painted , a lot of the time with multiple colours.
I wish more people recording these castles could add colour and plaster to give the real overall impression of how they really looked in the past .😊
Loving the quiet tour and your camerawork. Makes me feel like I’m there ❤
Thank you so much
New subscribers here..keep up the good work..I love castle and medieval stuff
Thank you for subscribing. I will thank you
So do I. Whereabouts in England is this castle?
It’s in a village called castle rising a few miles from a small town called king’s Lyn in Norfolk. Norfolk is a county on the east coast
Wonderful. Just watched with my three year old. We now new subscribers and off to Norfolk next month!
Thank you.I hope you have a fantastic time in Norfolk
IF only those stone walls , buildings could express the events, of all human emotions which have taken place there.....wow. IMAGINE
It has been a very eventful building full of many emotions that’s for sure 👍
Just wondering, why is the name of the black prince fuzzed out?
I love the quiet walkthrough. Subscribed.
Thank you . It’s not his name.I made a mistake and wrote- her son the black prince. When he was actually her grandson .
This video inspired me to look up the life of Isabella of France. Her life was a challenging one to say the least!
Shee Bet it was freezing in the Winter Time
well yes and no. compared to todays standard of living i'm sure it would be cold but back in its day, it had a huge fireplace, was very close to a forest and there would have been many servants to collect firewood. compared to haw the rest of England was living at the time, it was probably very comfortable
O mercy, those old stone buildings are ice caves in winter.
Thank you. Just fantastic. I am unlikely to travel overseas again so this is how I see the world now. Can I respectfully suggest you slow your panning down a little - I like to linger on the details! Thanks
Thank you for watching. I find it hard to pan without the camera stabilisation jumping. So I can’t often pan to fast or slow but I am a complete beginner with no filming or editing experience so hopefully in time I will improve
We can always slow the playback speed, especially since these are silent so no worries about sound distortion.
Oh my goodness what a great tour you have shared here. Thank you from the USA !
Thank you for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it
I love British medieval castles, and loved this beautiful stroll in such a marvelous place. Tgank you. Cheers from Mexico. 🇲🇽
Thank you for watching and thank you for letting me now where this video is reaching
Beautiful castle. It looks durable still , thanks
Thanks for watching
I love how the stairs divide off to take one to different areas of the castle: sure don’t see that kind of craftsmanship in housing today, do we?!!!😢😢😢
They are fantastic. There’s not a lot of craftsmanship going into the new builds today that’s for sure
I think this may be the first “quiet” travel channel on youtube and I love it! I think you are on to something here. I do agree with a comment on here, just maybe let us read the plaques and see the views out the windows. It will only make it even better, but I really enjoyed this and I am your 708th subscriber 😊 Good job!
Thank you .I only had 136 subscribers last week.I am amazed haw this week has gone. I have tried filming out windows before and it often does not come out to good but I am still a beginner so plenty of room for improvement.
@@QuietlyExploring you would know best if it looks right on film. I honestly enjoy it just as it is. You give people the opportunity to feel as if it is from their own eyes and experience, wonderful!
Beautiful video just love history 😊
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching
Such a beautiful castle with an incredible setting. We loved our visit here and glad to see you managed to explore the castle on a majestic day. I love the entrance way into the ruins and the stories and history this castle has been through. Fab video 📹 🎉
Thanks. It is a fantastic place and I was very lucky with the weather
If you want something to last build it in stone.
I can't be the only one who does this.
I go to a lot of castles, and I always imagine what it would have been like to attack one....the number of soldiers spent trying to take walls or gates must have been incredibly high....even in the old Motte and Bailey days.
Fantastic! I was s o thrilled to see this pop up in my feed today. I went to this castle back in 1985- March or April. Not as sunny ...but worth the time to explore.Thank you so much for the tour and the memories it brought back. 😊
Thank you for watching
New subscriber here. Beautifully filmed, paced (& a lovely day in Norfolk, by the way). Just enough captioning to offer some background. And, yes, a little more attention to the plaques would be nice but, all in all, very well done & I look forward to many more videos from you.
Thank you. I am always worried about the pace and the amount of text . I am a beginning with no filming or editing experience so thank you so much for your feedback .
Every time I comment on YT “Someone” (that’s their YT name) “likes” my comment. I have no clue who this is & I find it creepy. “Someone,” please stop.
I don’t think that is their name. I don’t think RUclips gives names of the people who click like. I could be wrong as I’m new to RUclips but I only ever get notifications that someone has liked my comment and not who
One of my most favourite castles. I loved my visit there. This was a great presentation. Many thanks.
Thanks for watching.I’m glad you enjoyed the video and your trip to the castle itself
Quiet is a beautiful thing. Thank you.
Thank you for watching
So many of these places need restoring
Duke of Norfolk & Thomas plus Sir John were one of many of my family line of grandfathers. The Howard’s. I would love to visit this place since it belonged in my family. Wow the stories it could tell. He was uncle to Anne and Catherine but he was one of many Great grandads to me.
Fantastic. The Howard’s still own the castle today. It is maintained buy the English Heritage tho
Thanks I didn’t know that. I’m glad you let me know that info. Lady Godiva is one of my many great grand mums and the late President Thomas Jefferson is one of my many cousins. So his grandad was mine too. It’s so exciting to know where you come from, it’s who you are. What makes you, you! I’m also related to the Plantagenets? How exciting is that? Although they were the bloodiest royals, it’s still interesting. Plus one of my many great grandad Howard fought in the war of the roses and died on my birthday. How weird is that?
You sure do have an interesting family tree
Thank you for the quiet tour. Like someone else said, it let me imagine I was walking around by myself. This castle is a part of my ancestry (Edward II & the Howards are many times great grandparents) so I've been wanting to visit. I can't travel right now so this is the next best thing. I've just subscribed and am looking forward to more videos like this one.
Thank you so much. That is fantastic about your ancestors. I really hope you can make it here one day.
Although the walls stand in silence, it’s still beautiful. ❤️ it. Thank you.
Thank you for watching. It is a fantastic building
This is the kind of content i love watching, very intersting, liked and subscribed.❤
Thank you for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for a very interesting tour.
Thank you for watching
LOVE this kind of quiet exploration. Many thanks!
Thank you for watching
Thank you. Really enjoyed this tour.
Thank you for watching
Meghan Markle said she refuses to move in until it is finished.
Thank you for a very enjoyable experience. I love the quiet walkthrough that make for intimate contemplation.
Thank you for watching
The building of this castle was described in a novel by Elizabeth Chadwick ,mentioning the apart toilets for man and wife.
So fascinating! I can just picture goats, pigs and chickens in the courtyard, servants scurrying about.
Thank you, I found your channel by accident and love your content. Please take a second to pause on any wall information. I will sign up for you channel 😊
Thank you. The cameras stabilisation gets a bit glitchy when I slow down the pace and pause on small objects But I am going to try adding an overlay clip in the corner of the screen with the plaques and see if that works. I have already recorded the next two videos so it will be after them
Your Uniqiue Camera Work Make's This Video a Joy to Watch.Thankyou.
Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching
Play some Creepy organ music with a crackling thunderstorm in the background on a boom box ....... but do it Quietly
It’s interesting to me that English “Royalty” were living in places like this in the 1300’s, compare this to the Emperors of China living in the luxurious Imperial Palace/Forbidden City (1406).
Estragando 😄
thanku for including the history! really interesting!
Thank you for watching
Absolutely loved this you're in the perfect part of the world to do what your doing keep it up!
Thank you for watching
Beautiful and majestic, must've been very fancy in its prime.
If I remember right, I think Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned here as well.
The beginning 00:28 reminds me I need to buy breakfast cereal.
Yeah, ok, probably wasn't a so-called castle when it was initially built. But let's go with the mainstream narrative.
The walls would have been plastered and painted white. Then had beautifully painted decorations and tapestry hung on them. Wish it could be restored.
To me it always seems a shame that these castles aren’t fully restored but that would certainly consume a lot of national treasure.
That would actually ruin what makes this 12th century Romanesque Castle keep so important. It is the fact it has survived 900 years in such an authentic state (I.e. without alterations from later periods), that makes it so special.
It's not necessary. Time and ruins have their charm too
AMAZING I love how you did the quite walk threw so we can see and read what your viewing this is so amazing. I can imaginge back in the day how beautiful it would of been to live in forr the times
Thank you for watching.I’m glad you enjoyed it
Psalm 8:4-6 King James Version
4 What is man, that thou art mindful of him? and the son of man, that thou visitest him?
5 For thou hast made him a little lower than the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honour.
6 Thou madest him to have dominion over the works of thy hands; thou hast put all things under his feet:
Siempre sin musica por favor😊
Bellas imagenes. Más bonito por dentro que en el exterior.😊 es inquietante.
Beautiful. More like a "keep" than a castle, tho.
Im referring to the graffuti on the wall at about 3:30 time frame. Rewatch from 3:25 to 3:35 ,& you will see what I mean.
Makes me appreciate the tiny-houses of today.
Home OF a queen? How pretty. Thank you.
UK on a sunshine day is a totally different country
Wind noise for me, and the crunch of the gravel could be a bit louder too.
Excellent video and great historical information.. Thank you for posting.
Thank you for watching.I’m glad you enjoyed it
The Black Prince was the elder son of Edward lll
A time of no slouching about and for getting to work.
um... at 0:52, "famous" is not spelled with an e.
It look like it's crumbling down
Great tour and snippets of informatio
Thank you, this was great. So peaceful to watch, as well as infomative
Thank you for watching
My favourite castle!
Looks more like a prison than a home!
Beautiful castle and video. Thank you.
Thank you for watching
It looks like mini London Tower.
As close to time travel as I may ever get 😍
Thank you for this video!! Absolutely loved it. Cheers from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴
Thank you for watching and thank you for letting me know where the video is reaching
1138 they clearly had cement
These videos are fantastically calming. Thank you so much.
Thank you and thank you for watching
Why was the Black Prince's name blurred out?
It’s not his name. It read -her son the black prince. Instead of her grandson
Thankyou for sharing places I'll never get to!! So appreciate your time and love the silence 😊
Thank you for watching.I’m really glad you enjoyed it. I think it is better with the silence. It adds to the atmosphere
I’ve been here. It’s good
Why would you blur the name of Edward of Woodstock? It's not like he's a naughty word.
It’s not his name . It was an error reading, her son instead of her grandson
He grounded his Mom
Although a lil bit late i loved it ❤ shout from the great land of the greatest marathoners 🇰🇪 KENYAAA
Thank you and thank you for letting me now where the video is reaching
Maybe a silly question, but did they use rugs, tapestries or perhaps wooden planks on the stone and concrete for warmth and comfort?
Most likely rugs but hardwood was also often used
Why were the words "her son" obscured at 6:12. Is that because the Black Prince wasn't her son?
Yes, he was actually her grandson
Really liked 👍 but why is the text censored when black prince is mentioned?
I made a mistake and wrote- her son the black prince,when it should have read -her grandson
Why blank out the name of the Black Prince.?it’s not like we are unaware of who he was! It’s not a Secret.
I made a mistake and put -her son the black prince. Instead of her grandson
Your camerawork is really good.
Thank you so much
Why would you block the name of the black prince ?
It’s not his name . It said her son the black prince. The black prince was actually her grandson
Why did you blur out the name of the Black Prince?
It’s not his name.I wrote- her son the black prince. When it was supposed to read -her grandson
Всем привет. Я с УкринЬІ. Нигде в комментариях не нашла в какой стране находится такой красиВЬІЙ ЗАМОК. Местонахождение.
It’s in England
...but... who's the black prince?!
Edward of Woodstock. He was Isabella’s grandson which was supposed to be written in a text but I made a mistake and wrote -her son ,so unfortunately that bit had to be blurred
Thank you so much for this lovely tour of the castle. I love that it is so quiet and interesting. Good job i will se a lot mor of this
Thank you for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it
I really appreciate this tour. Thank you.
Thank you for watching
Great tour. I like reading about it on the video! 😃👍👍♥️
Thank you for watching
Why is the black princes name blurred?
It's not his name. The black prince was the queens grandson not her son as originally stated
Thank you that was a very interesting peace of history.
Thank you for watching
its beautiful 😊
Lovely video. Really enjoyed it.
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching
It was cheap backthen to build the cost of labor and materials. Wealthy had owned the entire monopoly. Thesedays it's exspensive to build or remodel.
Very nice video i lik seen the monoments insid not leccher thankyou
Thank you for watching
Oh that ancient stone work still standing..just incredible.
If the walls could only talk, imagine the stories they could tell!