Search for the Hoarstone lost Circle
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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LOST, DESTROYED OR HARD-TO-FIND BRONZE AGE THINGS AROUND MITCHELS FOLD STONE CIRCLE IN SHROPSHIRE
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Very informative.
Thanks for taking the time to create and share.
It was a pleasure, i loved going back to find it after bad weather ruined play so glad you liked it
The dedication and effort put into uncovering the Hoarstone lost circle are truly admirable. The intrigue behind these ancient sites makes me appreciate the significance of preserving our past and heritage.
Glad u enjoyed it, its amazing there
Watching this video reminds me of the importance of archaeological exploration and preservation. The Hoarstone circle search is like a puzzle that connects us with history. Kudos to those involved in this fascinating journey!
Glad u enjoyed it, its just excellent there
Lovely little circle and good to see it hasn’t been removed. It may have been a burial mound that would have stood out in the valley.
Like the illustrations for the swap. Some say that trees communicate with each other through their roots
Yes glad i found it this time, the trees are yes, I said like a hive system but its Mycorrhizal fungi that connect them isn't it, very interesting theory
Well found!
Thanks
I can imagine that there are so many finds and discoveries yet to even be made. Very fascinating! Bruce and Otis
Yes its a very active ancient place so could be more, thanks for watching
Great video, I visited this circle many years ago, I wasn't sure it was the Hoarstones at the time, thanks for confirming :)
Glad you enjoyed it and it helped, i was determined to track it down this time😄
Over my neck of the woods....fascinating to know more on the area!
Ohh is it👍, a lovely area, i had to go back n find this circle and discovered the other bits in my research
beautiful area , great video 👍
It was n turned into a challenge
Very informative video! The evidence may be buried deep, but love how you analyze the signs on the surface. Excellent research on this and we appreciate you putting this together!
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for that its appreciated
wow amazing video Thank you for sharing.
glad u enjoyed it
welcome
I would walk past this and never know it’s history and that’s a fact!
I did on my first visit😁
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Nice find 👍🏻
Thanks 👍second attempt so was pleased👍
Wow - once you ‘get your eye in’ and do the thorough research there is so much to find, enjoy and appreciate ! Thanks again for a great presentation and investigation, most interesting 😊 8:21 👍 ! Greeting from Scotland 🏴 (where I am surrounded by ancient evidence 👀 ✅). Cheers, Don 🙋♂️
YES Scotland, was planning a trip up there this spring but life got in the way, got loads of sites marked out, later in the year hopefully Don
So much there when you realise the landscape
Thank you for this wonderful informative video.. like you say, you have to know what you’re looking for.
Ellesmere where I moored my narrow boat, the meres and mosses were formed by retreat of glaciers during the last ice age.
And as for the fairies… they are all around Shropshire 😉 ❤
I can imagine they ae, i have been reading a theory about King Arthur and his origins being in this county, always a place I drove through to get to Wales, but learning otherwise now
How very very interesting 😮 on my last video I zoomed in on Moel Arthur Hillfort, the Clwydian Range @ 18.20. It’s said that King Arthur is buried there or maybe just Excalibur… as it can be found illuminated by a moonbeam at midnight and guarded by the spirit of the Grey lady.
Moel Arthur is a Bronze Age Hill fort.. they have unearthed Bronze Age axes and also flint arrow heads which suggest an even older Neolithic past.
I’ve always been drawn to it though my window and when out walking… the energies emanating from the range is amazing.❤
I keep looking for the moonbeam at midnight but haven’t seen it yet.. I’ll keep looking 😉
@@Walks-with-Dave I have that marked as place to visit one day, I must say it does look spectacular, you can see it from your house then? must be amazing and yes keep looking 😃
Yes I can see it from my place… I’ve said to people in the past about how I can feel the energy emanating from the Range and they look at me like I’ve got two heads 😂
Yes you must visit the Clwydian Range and surrounding areas when you can… you won’t be disappointed 😊❤️
@@Walks-with-Dave Definately on my list👍💗
Do you have to cross the main road to walk from Mitchell's Fold to the Hoarstones, the Hill Fort, and Cairns? I really want to do this walk. But I would have to take public transport to get there. I would be starting from Mitchell's Fold. Earliest I can get here would be 9:30
Hi, no the Cairns are on the route to the Hoarstones which are northeast of Mitchell's Fold across the hill and through a managed pine forest, no roads at all, the hill fort i didn't visit but it looks like you can access it from a path from the woodland area or from Rorrington village but that would mean roads, hope you find it ok and enjoy the adventure