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Living in the South of England, I drove to Scotland on holiday via Norway, just to avoid the Strid.

beautifully filmed thank you so much.

Fantastic! Thank you. X

The spiral staircase steps look quite recent, Newcastle keep has some seriously worn steps.

Thank you so much for posting the lovely video and drone shots. I am going to stay in Johnshaven for the month of February 2025 and it's great to see the cottage i'll be staying in from above and all the interesting places I can visit. I know it may be cold but hey........I'm really looking forward to my holiday and a visit to The Anchor round the corner...

Uther Pendragon was Arthur father.. Pendragon is also known as Quetzalcoatl .. it adds up in my own personal Global Historical Records 🧬🐉 Bloodline

Does not look like a farm building. Looks more industrial

Best video of the Bolton Strid I’ve watched. So beautiful, yet so deadly.

This is a fascinating little church with its unique stone carved burials. I looked on a map and there is a quaint little town right next to it. That would be treat to visit. Maybe some day.

My then girlfriend's idea: with her, holding hands, I actually walked across the Solway at that point in about 1969 to Eastriggs. It's very shallow, obviously!!!!

Hitchcock would be. A more appropriate name! His classic film The 39 steps should have been shot there.

That arch at the south end suggested, to my thinking, that the ground at that entrance used to be a good bit lower. It was a beautiful day when I visited a year ago. Couldn't go to the UK without a stay in my family's namesake town. Frustrating that so much of the castle was dismantled for other uses of the stone. So much of what remains is difficult to imagine now. Thanks for this overview.

A Very Sacred and Mythical Place !

Actually eyri is No.8, that’s No.5 , Moel Siabod

Thanks. I've been fascinated by crossings of the Solway for years, since discovering the history of the area, including Glen Caple, in 1968 on my bike ride from the Lakes to Cape Wrath.

Really interesting, thanks

Thank you for the fascinating video... great content... best regards from Chicago

Actually, the river is eight times as deep as is officially acknowledged.

hi there i lived in kendal in the 70s up till the 90s spent many a drunken sat night up the castle good party place must do a road trip bk up north with my mini4 i also notice they have done some restoration work it was well worse bk in the 70s and no stairs up the tower trying to find old pics i have of it happy flying

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10:12... No, not without proper tests.

I dont think king Arthur was real. He was an idealized myth-king of an idealized "Golden Age". Kisses to Elsa!

Very nice👍

Impressive presentation xxx thanks

Superb video. I woinder what the castle looked like when complete. Thank you. Veronique

Well shot!

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Very intereresting indeed!

I love the place. I’ve camped out there and visited many times over the years. Lovely little town too.

Wonderful video! This is 20 minutes away from my house! Always love it here but it's a bit tricky to get around in my wheelchair 😜

Great tour of Dumfries and Galloway. I particularly enjoyed the Lighthouse and History.

Nice video!

Beautiful drone footage. Best I've seen yet. Looking forward to seeing, someday, imaging of the topography below the surface and graphics describing it's effect on the current. Crazy stuff. Big 👍!

Saint Patrick Sunday 2024 Sad the Church was Locked during your winter visit/Please return on Saint Patrick Day Thank you to the commentator Today on the video titled Saint Patrick was not Irish and not a Saint who wrote about this Chapel but omitted to name Heysham near Morecambe Bay in Lancashire but still Thankfully I found it /This earliest site of wooden church built by Patrick even before Arthur Battle of Badon Early 6 Century Century in Gildas and even before Saint Gregory saw Angli / Angles and Angels in Forum at Rome

I've been here and while it is somehow eerie I didn't get any "vibes" of spiritual presence. It seemed very abandoned and lonely. All essence of life lived long lost.

I would like to believe Arthur was real and that he was a good ruler. But--it may be a lovely tale.

Been here, and loved it. It gave me chills as i touched the walls, i felt like i needed permission to enter! Very strange feeling 😟 We found part of a clay pipe dated from 15th or 16th century!

Thanks. There's more in ANCIENT SHOCK, on the Dragons, including this one. They are NOT what they seem.

Wonderful video! I intend to visit it shortly.

Thank you, Sir, for giving a wonderful tour of Pendragon, which was name of Arthur's father and The flag of Wales, The Red Pendragon.

I noticed the castle has many barrel vaults and arches. The Romans invented them.

Nearby, in The Park, at Threlkeld, above it was the mountain, "Blencathra" which means "Seat of Arthur". My mother's maiden name was Threlkeld. She passed away recently, July 8, 2022, aged 99yrs and 3 months. Her sister, celebrated 99yrs, today. Another sister is 94yrs and their brother, my uncle, Joseph Reed Threlkeld is 95yrs. I'm 77yrs.

This river can be fully charted to it's depths. Only thing lacking I funding for such a study. Richard Branson could easily fund it.

Nice one! I’ve visited the big kiln but had no idea of the other two sites so I must visit them next time I’m up there.👍👏👏👏

Yes

Nice drone footage 👍 of one of my most fav places in Cymru ❤

Would love to get out of U S for awhile 💕

Smashing video, shows up the coastline and walks really well. Stayed in the Anchor a couple times and their own airbnb round the back near the craft shop. I think you missed a trick not exploring the wee lanes around Johnshaven, it’s stunning.