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Nice video! 👍

Boring downtown abby

Is it cracked over the entrance? In the first part of the clip it seems to have a huge crack just above the entrance which seems to go up. Is that safe... to be around? Otherwise it would be great if someone capture drone footage from inside & around it

You can see it clearly from the A44. I pass it most days but I did bother to walk up to it with my daughter to get some pics. Does seem a shame it's in ruin - you can see where the stones inside would have supported flooring joists. It would make a fun house if it could be developed as such.

Baaaaa

Oh well

The Vikings may well have won had not 20 Long ships sunk in a freak storm just off the Dorset coast.

Thank you all for the support on this video.

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Well I’ve listened to this, and it’s clear you certainly don’t want give Wales any credibility of being anything other than a country that everyone else every fought, and beat. Haha you even say Ireland took over Wales. Well my research says Hu Gadarn, or (Hu the mighty) was the 1st of 3 migrations, he took the land because nobody else occupied it, and being from a peaceful tribe. Hu taught how to plough the land. The tribe of Simeon split into 2,half went to Italy, a place they named Umbri, so the so called Romans were actually tribesmen. Christianity started in Wales, Maxim Maximus, married Empress Helena of the cross, daughter of Old King Cole, the merry old soul. Not a Roman, but a native Welsh girl. Bardsey Island has 20,000 saints buried there, I don’t know anywhere in the world that has so many saints, Because lots of the Welsh names were translated to Latin, people think they are Roman, not so. Britain was named after Brutus of Troy, he sailed with a fleet of ships to the Honey bear Island or Britain, yes it’s true. We are not all myth, and our language is Hebrew, I suppose that was a good reason to bring in the Welsh Not Act.. forcing us to speak English. Wales was annexed whatever that means. Perhaps you can tell us about the English history, before they came to the Cymru.

Not far in so idk if you'll cover them but what happened to alfred the great's family resting places is aggrivating.

It got shafted🤣 by those luciferians aka protestants 🤣

I think Middle Age England ended when the Tudor ascend the throne. From that moment onward it’s Renaissance.

I always thought the invention of the printing press was the end of the dark/medieval /middle ages.

“I won’t poke at the subject today” I see what you did there lol

Well done, taking a subject that could (should) have been intolerably dry and making it worth listening to.

French Revolution destroyed so much French history 😒

*Many say King John was the worst English monarch.

king knud, canute, the great.. in all other lands, except in england as *the great*... the most underated *english king of all time*, and his wife queen emma of normandy...virtually forgotten about, as wife and regent...also mother to edward the conffesor... as for king alfred the great, probably the most overated, king of some of the english.. asser the bishop, plays his part in the *wessex conquers the universe ,propaganda*,...., alfred was no arthur..

Enjoyed very much

The fact that all of this English history was lost just because fat Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wife is deplorable. Definitely England's most scummy king.

Wow! I never realised that there was so much to the Anarchy! Thank you so much for this series!!

Brilliant. Thank you.

Just found your channel today I like it because it’s knowledgeable about history and funny. If a peasant tried to take my home a scythe to the head by god is the explanation I would give to the local constabulary.

This was really interesting thanks

I love this but my jam is really the Dark Age kings!

Harold was hit in the eye by an arrow and was then ran through by Guillaume le Batard. Gytha Thirkelsdottir offered Guillaume the weight in gold of Harold's body, but Guillaume refused and ordered his men to throw Harolds body off the nearby cliff into the English Channel, so Harold never had a burial site. If they are looking for a DNA match for the pelvis of Alfred The Great, they could ask me for comparison, as he was my direct 34x Great Grandfather. Lord Sherlock

"Mediaeval" - that spelling variation has entirely too many vowels in a row

amazing video

Bran the blessed was buried under the tower of London

Things just went from bad to worse, for Edward II. His wife, and her boyfriend forced him from power. Oof!

I'm watching your Anarchy series. Was Matilda known to be a beauty? What do the sources tell us?

Unpopular opinion: Henry II has to be one the most horrible Kings of England, when you look at the broader spectrum. The guy was a bad husband, was incompetent enought that his sons went on a civil war with him, was responsible for one of the worst Church scandals (Thomas Beckett's murder). And even the Angevin Empire is still sad because Louis VII didn't deserve this as he was one of the most loyal kings of Christendom, and had gone on a Crusade personally, and almost died in Anatolia. And Henry II himself never had the balls of going to a Crusade, even so with so much time and resources on his hand, and even with the real threat of Saladin. He could have avoided Hattin, but he was too worried about sleeping around, with a prostitute even. If he had at least been smart enough to see women would have liked seeing him saving Christendom. Empress Matilda went on a civil war for nothing, really. While I was watching this video, my mother while walking around said you had a sexy voice lol, and my sisters agreed. We're from Évora Portugal, you'd have been quite lucky if you had been of the Englishmen during the Crusades in Portugal.

A few things, the footage of the sites was a year long project and filmed on a Samsung S21 and a Google Pixel Pro 8. so if you like to support the channel you can on Patreon or RUclips channel membership. www.patreon.com/embracehistoria Because this was a long video the editing was a lot simpler, with mainly stock footage filmed by me.

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Uk and france relationship status Its complicated

Esmeralda ,The bell tower is my home

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I just ate two giant Freddos while watching this.