How this Castles design Slaughtered Invaders - Epic tale of Warkworth Castle
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
- Warkworth Castle, A complete timeline on this significant location in English. A look at its defensible capabilities making it near impossible to conquer.
Its roles in the War of The Roses, and its connections with Henry II, Edward Longshanks, King John and the historic Percy Family.
The Castle was involved in numerous sieges from 2 major Scottish Wars as well as sieges during the English Civil War in the 16th Century.
We also hear about its otherworldly residents and the story ogf the Grey Lady Haunting the Keep.
For a full history on the castle along with a 10% ticket discount and visitor information please visit...
crazyaboutcastles.com/english...
Intro 0:00
Architecture 0:16
History 5:31
Good channel. Subscribed.
thank you
Umfraville crest prior to the percys on gate.
I think your channel has serious potential man. talk a bit slower and really paint the scene with your tone. tell your script like the story it is with both the peaceful and tranquil periods of prosperity, and the fierce, crescendo moments of battle.
there is nothing wrong with a 30 minute video of properly emphasized and beautiful recounting of history like this.
if you want some ideas view some campaign storytelling from age of empires. Keep up your content ❤
Thank you I appreciate your words massively , underserved niche of history I feel. I will definitely try and slow down pace in the next video. I may also ask my very small viewership what video theyy want to see next, I'm trying to avoid the well known sites such as Dover and Tower of London until I feel my editing and story telling is good enough, Any ideas? I may do Colchester as it's local and I know it very well
The portcullis looks quite similar to Alnwick castle
I used an image of a different portcullis when explaining what one is, so it may well be
I'll subscribe and give it a shot; but like the post below says slow down the talk speed and add inflection you sound like AI and people don't like that. People do like castle stuff so keep going.
Thanks, I've worked on it in my latest video, but probably still some work to improve
@@CrazyAboutCastles-ly5pw You are doing better with each video uploaded
Dunstainburg?
Sorry, I use the CZcams auto subtitles, and it's been getting a lot wrong in spelling as it detects the word itself, I will do subtitles manually in future. I am also looking into better research for some of the pronunciation
The main title says Walworth castle which it’s not
Thanks for spotting l, I changed the title the other day and didn't see the typo I made
One thing your research has missed is the correct pronunciations of people and place names! These can be quite difficult around the North East! Otherwise a good history summary
Thankyou for pointing this out, if you are able to elaborate I will put in description as this kind of information is important to me and history, I appreciate this so much so again...thankyou
Also I will do extra research in this area, it's prominent in north England and the Scottish border, a good example is dunstanburgh and bambugh castle, the popular show last kingdom pronounces bamburgh as bam - berg but dunstanburgh is pronounce Dunstan - borough, very confusing but something I want to clear up and get accurate
@@CrazyAboutCastles-ly5pw Actually Although spelled differently Dunstanburgh and Bamburgh are pronounced the same as you said they are both Borough at the end, Another misspelling, but not one I recall from you is the river Warkworth stands by, The river COQUET, This is pronounced COKET, ALNWICK is ANICK, ULGHAM is UFFAM. I could go on all night but I thank you for being so willing to get the right pronunciation's for your channel, You have just got a new sub!!!
My next video is on Duffus, theres a few medieval Scottish names I cant find a pronunciation record for , so apologise in advance if wrong , thanks again
I don't like flat, mechanical-sounding voiceovers