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I really hope this channel works out for you because I Love this content ❤️

Sean, you should put google translate on your phone and it will read eveything. Love the channel, keep up the good work.

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The tours today were very interesting.

Thank you gn😊

Awww kitty,,,,so cute😊

I love these videos😊

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That was an awesome tour of our past. Thank you Sean for the beautiful tour .

What an interesting site. As you walk through you can just imagine the people who lived and worked there long ago and know that you may be walking in their very footprints. Thanks for taking us along Sean!

Sean, where is that?

Great video Sean 👍

Sean, now I know why my dad was a great cement person, he got it from the Romans. There used to be a joke that if an Italian heard a cement truck they would get up leave. Time for work. Thank you for showing us another beautiful video, enjoy your day.

Thanks for this trip, made me want to visit

great tour Sean cant wait for the next one 🎉

You deserve a beer after all that Sean well done x

I love your adventure videos. Thanks for taking us along!

ooh and this may be a coincidence but in Japan a lot of reinforcing type walls,, like shoring up cliffsides and that,, have all the stones diagonally set and kinda interlocking which I figure makes them less vulnerable to collapsing (presumably because earthquakes?) but this would be useful for a castle too probably. Harder to push over interlocking components than plain stacked?

You are an excellent tour guide! Cameraman and editor to boot!

That was an amazing adventure, Sean. Thanks for sharing it with us. 👍👍

Thanks Sean, I loved it. Great trip, felt like I was visiting with a friend!!

fascinating!

I think it's so great that you can get so close to something that old it's just a beautiful place thanks Sean

Wow! This was fascinating! The story of the hidden chapel in the woods was so interesting on its own (and perfect picnic site), then all of a sudden we're at an ancient Roman settlement! Like Time Team with Sean!

Outstanding episode! Beautiful exploring! Loved it! Thank you all! Be well, stay safe all. 😊❤🥰🥳👍

Such a great way to sight see! You never know what you are going to find. Keep it up please I can only spend 2 or 3 weeks a year in France so I am exploring vicariously through your videos when I can't be there 😀

Sean, this was so interesting! Thank you for taking us along with you 💜

What a interresting journey it was Sean, Thank you for filming this!💋

What a treat! I love the chapel and those big rocks.. what a cool place to take a picnic

Thanks for sharing!

This was soooo much fun!!! I never thought of these sites being in France. Now I'm off to see what I can find on more info online, thank you for taking us off the beaten path.

Isn’t it interesting that they had such things but those great buildings and things did not last. I think about how pagan they were as a civilization and rejected Christ. The coliseum is still standing in part in Rome. It is awesome that this site has been worked by archeologists.

Did it say whom the temple was dedicated to?

I love seeing all these historical places, all the wonderful artifacts they find to it's truly wonderful.

You should keep a cold thomas in your vehicle when out

I think your nitch is to find ruins & tellus about the materials etc.

Thank you for the walks you take us on. Your enthusiasm is nice to watch.

I loved your side trip. I would have loved to take a drink from that water fountain. ❤

Really great video Sean, thank you.

Fascinating!

Another gem, for all to enjoy. Thank you Sean❤

I especially liked the woodland site. What a lovely place to sit and reflect. Thank you Sean for going off the beaten path.

Thank you Sean, your trips around these historical sites take me where I'd never be able to get to, and I'm grateful. Have a happy healthy day!

Romans loved theatre. They seemed to love cleanliness but I would love to know how often they clean them out. 😂 The Roman concrete composition has not been able to be replicated yet properly and it is so strong. 💪

Thank you for sharing fascinating place. Certainly got your steps in today,, maybe a cool drink is in order😅

You’ve out done yourself today Sean❣️

I would suspect that a woodland chapel is built to commemorate a sacred space. Sometimes the space has been sacred since ancient antiquity. Not in all cases, but churches were often built over ancient sacred ruins. The holes in stones are for cedar connectors that keep the stones aligned, if the stones are well joined, to prevent water ingress.

Glad to see those ruins are being protected and artifacts being preserved and on display in the architecture museum. The large quarried stones look as if they were shaped and stacked similarly to those in Peru where there are ancient megalithic wall ruins and structures.

Very interesting, and amazing, 👍

The Romans were quite the engineers and architects, wherever they conquered, they built spectacular above and below ground structures.