13th Century Church On Roman Fort - Amazing!
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- čas přidán 21. 02. 2020
- This is an absolutely beautiful thirteenth century Church built on a Roman Fort. This is St Mary's Church in Caerhun, Conwy, North Wales.
St. Mary’s Church dates back to the 13th century and was built by the Cistercian Monks of Maenan Abbey. The Church is located in the North-Eastern corner of a large Roman fort called Canovium, which was built much earlier in 75AD. Legend suggests that the fort lasted long after Roman withdrawal. In the 6th century, it was occupied by the King of Gwynedd Rhun ap Maelgwn, hence the name Cae-rhun.
I love how you can bash the hell out of a pub piano to entertain us and then you go into a church and treat it with such reverence entertaining us just as much. You really do have a true gift.
I love when you play hymns it's so beautiful. I'm a disabled law enforcement officer and my dad is a retired Baptist Church preacher and my mom plays too. 👍 Keep it up Terry we as in the world need more people like you
Nobody here? Wrong - there are many bodies around, dear Terry. Only a Brit can say the sun is there! Our sun is different in Florida. Well done team Miles!!!
It's just past 11pm here in Dallas, Texas, Monday night, and I am making preparations to lay my head on my pillow. What better way to end the day than a tour of a Roman Fort converted into a Church nestled in the beautiful north Wales countryside and a lullaby by Terry Miles! Made all the better by the gentle rain and tranquility of the Church. I can now sleep soundly and tomorrow begin a new day. Ahh...
Gotta love our beautiful British weather! Seriously, though, I do. And also our beautiful old churches. In past times these churches were places people would retreat to when things outside got rough. The crazier today's world gets, the more I retreat to these old churches. Thanks, Terry, for promoting them. It's wonderful that people like you appreciate our precious living history.
Thank you Terry, one of my favorite hymns, and, oh what a friend we really have in Jesus! So beautiful to go to sleep thinking upon, you really brightened my evening. Love from Louisiana!
Thanks Terry for bringing this beautiful experience to us. Keep on exploring the wonderful history in your churches.
Love the Church Tours Terry & Love the HYMNS you play.
What a friend we have in you Terry. Beautifully played and a wonderful hymn. 🙏 Thank you.
If the walls could only talk so Terry does it for us. The beauty of the church combined with your sensative playing says it all. Keep it up, the world needs uplifting at this moment and this is a reminder that not all is lost.
🎹 Another great video/hymn, Terry! Thanks also to cameraperson for capturing it!
Words to this hymn by Tommies in World War One:
I'm not religious but I love these church videos - they are so wholesome! Keep them up!😄👍
Enjoy the hymns you play and your Church tours very much. Thank you so much Terry.
On a stormy day in a stormy world, you brought us a place of peace and love. Thank you Terry.
I am smitten by these old churches. They certainly are treasures of history. Thank you.
Thank you, Terry! The church is beautiful and so is your playing of hymn. 💖 God bless you and family! 💕
I love the historical background you share with all of us Terry. One of my favorite hymnal you played. The playing was wonderfully done. Your camera person does a splendid job also. 💝💝💝
Terry, playing hymns in these beautiful old churches combined with your boogie woogie performances with Dr K is pure magic. Thanks.
You’re breaking my heart Terry playing these hymns in these magnificent beautiful old countryside churches. Thank you so very much for your travels and all 10 of those very talented fingers!! 👍👍👍😎🇨🇱