Ghostly Trails with Liam Dale - A 2-hour YouTube special
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2023
- Brought forward in time, digitised for widescreen, this ghostly double feature provides a pleasing couple of hours of historical rather than hysterical ghost investigations.
Presented by BBC/SKY/DISCOVERY host Liam Dale. "I'm often asked how my interest in making Ghost programmes was formed. As the son of an Irish Catholic mother and Scottish Protestant father, born in Cornwall, it's fair to say that Celtic blood runs thickly in my veins.
As well as a childhood growing up in spooky old houses. But probably the greatest influence comes from discovering that I had become a recorded, written about ghost in my own right and lifetime. For the full tale watch this program. It’s a classic example of "Never let the truth get in the way of a good ghost story".. As a punishment as a 7-year-old child I was banished from my bedroom and made to sleep on the turret floor (really) featured here in the opening story."
From there we move on to Chawton House, home of Jane Austen, reputed to still walk the creaking floors, down into the mines known as Clearwell Caves in The Royal Forest of Dean for knocking dead iron ore diggers, Chavenage House with the tales of the dastardly Oliver Cromwell and on to Berkeley Castle in Gloucestershire, the site of the tragic murder of Edward II, unjustly imprisoned and so badly mutilated when killed that his remains couldn't even get taken back to London and he was buried at Gloucester Cathedral.
ONWARDS to part 2 - In THIS program, we begin in Bronte Country and the ghostly influences of Haworth and the Yorkshire Moors. From there to the foot of the British Isles - Cornwall. King Doniert, The Knockers at the tin mines, Edgehill - Battleground of the English civil War.
Then to my local castle - St. Briavels in the Royal Forest of Dean. When my sons were young, I rented the castle for a birthday night, and we all "slept" in the ancient prison cell. Lastly, across the River Severn to Berkeley, and the home and site of sights of Dr Edward Jenner in and around his house, grounds and local village.
#ghoststories #ghosts #britishghosts - Zábava
Hot diggity!! I got my popcorn, my drink and I am sooooooooo ready to sit back, watch and enjoy!! Love a good ghost tale, and nothing makes them sound so good as an English accent! WOO! HOO!
And they have the creepiest sounding birds!
Same!😂
I don't know what a hot diggity is but I hope you enjoyed the show LoL 😂
I love the sound track too , yes I’m sitting back on a cold gloomy winters afternoon. Wow and the Cornwall connection. I’m a New Zealander and my ancestors immigrated here from Cornwall in 1860. ❤
Fri night, Sat night, Sun night 🙌☺️♥️
Oh great, just discovered this while looking up the Stately Ghosts of England. Lately, here in the US ghost documentaries seem to consist of self proclaimed experts chasing dust motes around old buildings through night scopes and getting hysterical for some reason.
I watched the Stately Ghost of England not long ago. It was on CZcams also. I first saw it when I was 15, I'm now 69 years old. LOL
@tense99…a most accurate description. If the place isn’t really haunted, let’s just run around like a bunch of loons, pretend to be possessed by whatever the heck it is (Zack Bagans, anyone?) and continually ask “Did you hear that?” when there hasn’t been any noise whatsoever aside from the inmates running the asylum that are masquerading as “paranormal investigators”. 😂🤣😂🤣
I'm with you there can't stand watching those type of shows I think they are utter bs
No other nation can tell ghost stories like those from the British Isles.
I hope THESE live up to the hype.
Agree with you 100 per cent❤
Calmly narrating the stories without overactng ! I've immediately subscribed.
Truth!
Great stuff,v atmospheric,Liam dale & Richard Felix r great teller's of ghost stories 👍👍
thank you! more ghostly tales!!
As sad as their lives were, and for many their ends, as miners; it's very emotional how many stories there are from around the world of people who've become lost or a little disoriented in mines, and a miner helped them find their way out. Such a goodness in spirit. Bittersweet, but they are some of my favorite stories to hear.
I discovered the channel by chance,glad I took it upon myself to subscribe
Oh dear Jane Austin. So clever, so observant, like Shakespeare, a great observer of human nature.
Saw her resting place at Winchester Cathedral. I can think of no one LESS likely to be Earthbound than dear Jane😊
''As the son of an Irish Catholic mother and Scottish Protestant father'' Mine were an Irish-Catholic mother and a Scots-Irish Protestant father . We were bought up Roman Catholic and my dad got an earful i heard . You will understand how well that went down in 1950's Northern Ireland Liam .😟
Oh yeah!! As a self professed Anglophile and paranormal enthusiast, this is right up my alley!
Ty for the awesome upload!!!
Not just the Stories but the mysterious somewhat sad background music took it to whole new level..wonderful job 👏 👏
I concur. Excellent soundscape. ☺️
Makes me want to visit the Uk even more!
Behind those stories there're sadness and despair. May God give peace to those suffering souls.
Haha did you even catch the truth of these?
Thank you for this interesting programme, I particularly liked your clear, precise narration. 😊
It was a TV program that's why it's so good
Liam's voice was made for telling ghost stories . I think it was him that i talked to briefly online a few years ago about being an altar boy setting up our local chapel for evening devotion in winter with snow falling and the wind howling and the graveyard right there on the premises and i was in first and absolutely alone . Not as much frightening as spooky but that is normal in both Ireland and the UK . A lot of my relatives in that graveyard and i suppose i will be too but hopefully not for a long time yet . :-) This man is made for this type of thing . There should be a Liam Dale day for heaven's sake . 😃
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Hah! I'm sorry I didn't see this.. it's NOT one of my channels.. they just run Liam content. :-) Oh.. in 1969 when the troubles kicked off.. I have MANY a tale to tell.. My Grandfather was a founder member of Sinn Fein and my mother would be dropped out the window to "run messages" ffs.. BIG story.. I might run it some time. Slanche.. Liam
Excellent! Told very sympathetically too
Love it ,polperro is full of ghosts go here every year xx ...u tell a great story thankyou
Absolutely amazing documentation, footage well done👌 There are some images of Jenner’s ghost caught on camera.
Love a good ghost story 😮
Thank you for sharing! Happy New Year! 🎉😊
Great narration... love that British accent!!
Ghosts 👻 fishing 🎣 and best of all Fred Dibnah 🏭 what a brilliant channel 😊
Love the background and history to these stories. Makes the ghost part all the more believable and eerie. So much better than the overwritten, inauthentic American guff
😂😂I love that you are a living ghost! William.
Thoroughly loved this!!! Absolutely brilliant, well spoken and read. Also factual as well as spooky.
all of his docs are the BEST!
Great videos, thank you 👍
Ooooohhh looking forward to this!
Amazing video please keep making them . History and ghosts are so interesting to me.
Ghostly trails to you, until we haunt again. Ghostly trails to you, keep haunting until then! 😂
"William's room". That's funny😂
I love this one too, I love the thought that someone who obviously died in the mine is looking out for others. either that or he loves it so much he is guarding it. And Liam, do you know you sound like Rowan Atkinson
Such a Brilliant Video Thanks From Blue
Jonny English telling ghost stories. Love it.
A ghost in your own life! What a fascinating upbringing (sad too). So pleased I stumbled on this. Very interesting. 😊 I'm from Essex, but I'm yearning for a trip back down to Cornwall.
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It took 2 hours to start…that alone had me hiding behind the curtains…
I recall watching content from this cannel a few years ago. I hope this is new material!
Loved it!
Thank you for tour...😱
Good stories and info about places in England to visit 😊👍👍 The music though atmospheric was a bit overdone…but…the narration was excellent 😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😉 Dr. Edward Jenner…met a Doctor…a time traveler…who confirmed his thoughts about smallpox and gave some tips on vaccination…how do I know…🤔…look carefully in his house 😉
New Subscriber. Love your channel! Thank you sooo much! ✌🇨🇦❤
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Same ☺️
It’s sad that you were kept up in that room :/ I couldn’t begin to imagine!
I enjoy this type of ghost programs over the clowns with hushed voices and piped in "suspenseful" music that results in nothing at all. Give me the stories any day.
If you ever visit the house it is such a waste of money, its empty and boring and the gift shop sells nothing. But set in a lovely place
Music way too harsh, fryin my ead.
It is so refreshing to find ghost tales that don't involve a "psychic medium" doing all the walking and talking. But I could do without the oooo-ahhhh music while narrator is talking.
There are a couple of audio dropouts in this video, the second at about 52 minutes.
I ll just re heat my tea ☕ cup and join back 😊
Old houses like these have gosts in them. There is nothing to be scared of them.
Castle Music Ltd., There was, and is also an Australian music publishing company of the same name that was closely associated with EMI(Australia) Ltd.
Not many can say they haunt in life not death
We have knockers in the States. We call them Tommyknockers here (or did, before a certain horror story was written,) but the lore is almost identical, excepting the Jewish bit. Like Cornwall's, they seem to bridge the line betwixt ghosts & fae, & may well have been brought by Cornish immigrants.
The legends I've heard specifically came from the mining communities of Kentucky. I can't recall precisely which county, & I'm not sure if these stories still survive or not. But they where here - and what comes rarely ever fully leaves, as any lover or student of ghostly lore well knows.
I wanted to enjoy the series on a channel in the USA about a girl who could see dead people and she was a daughter of a 7 daughter I just looked up the series but I forgot the name it has the actor Geoffrey Rose as a dead guy trying to get her to go into a house that he hid treasure in while he was alive and I seen her getting caught in a thought she had I enjoyed that short lived show.
Dead True? Mary Rose?
Please learn to punctuate.
"The Hurlers" stones are pre-historice, and pre-Christian!
I have seen the scariest thing in the woods, it's me.
Was this filmed in the early 80s?
Like in the movie 6th sense, maybe you are a ghost and don’t know it, maybe you actually pasted away in that tower, after experiencing the abuse you suffered. Lol😂
guy narrating sounds like rowan atkins mr bean lol 😁😄
Think you mean Blackadder
Two minute intro was one and a half minutes too long!
This second section I have seen before. So I won't watch any more.
There's no way I'd live in this house. Victorian mock gothic is just plane ugly and depressing. Ever noticed how you hardly ever have ghosts rattling around in elegant georgeian classical houses?
2 hours? No thanks
Why are you putting on that weird accent lol Never heard anyone speak like that in cornwall.
It’s called an upper class accent working class have the accent 🙄🏴🌹
BORING. Too much minutiae about Jane Austen. We are told what people saw in flowery language, but we never hear what witnesses saw in their own language. NOT ENOUGH EYEWITNESS ACCOUNTS !!! Too much waffley, padding !!! WASTE OF TIME.