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Good to hear that you still refer to AD, when so many academics talk about the Common Era. It's good to maintain our traditional terms of reference. By the way, we have some famous hogback stones in Govan Old Parish church, in Glasgow, which I have seen several times.

Appreciate the detailed breakdown! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (mistake turkey blossom warfare blade until bachelor fall squeeze today flee guitar). How can I transfer them to Binance?

Another interpretation of the Middle- prefix is a signifier of the mid-point on a route between important sites.

Very very nice vlog agian, I love vikings and medievel England. Keep it up m8 ⛪️👍🏻

Absolutely fascinating! The carving of the warrior with the pointed cap is an ancestor that both the Vikings and the Scot would defer to--a Scythian. The Scythians are the key shared ancestors of Europeans. Beautiful presentation. Thank you.

Hello Chris: Great vlog; absolutely fascinating and very well produced. There's alot of dross out there and quite often I give up after a few minutes but with you I feel that I am in the company of someone who has properly researched his subject matter. Thank you for taking me to so many fascinating places. Pete Glyde

Great history lesson and lovely music. cheers

Hello Church Searcher; Excellent account of Wakefield Bridge Chapel; there are a number of vlogs on the subject but yours is by far the best. Pete Glyde

We have got one in Coventry but it is just a ruin now like our old Cathedral.

Another great video! Hope you had a great chistmas🌲. Keep it up Chris!👍🏰

Enjoyed the video and combining it with quotes from Shakespeare. Lovely to see our industrial cities in Yorkshire given unbiased coverage. Incidentally: you can fit two bridge chapels in on one day as there is another in Rotherham which is't too far to travel. The one in Rotherham was built in 1483. The Rotherham one is very close to both the bus station and the railway station. As he says there are only six still around, Yorkshire is fortunate to have two so close to each other. Wakefield and Rotherham are less than 23 miles apart).

Really interesting, Thank you.

I crawled through the hole in the crypt when I was a schoolboy, on a school trip. Another interesting place in this locality is Markenfield Hall. I believe the Rising in the North started there. Great video. Keep up the good work.

I have always wanted to do this roundabout walk, but now have many more destinations and knowledge about the route! Awesome job and Thank you!

Outstanding. Thank you.

Just discovered you're channel.By far the most informative and best produced on this important subject. It should be shown in schools. Thanks again.

These places are ripe for vandalism look at the the state of England today

truly beautiful, Thank you!

Nice to hear of possibly one of my ancestors being given a mention as I have always wondered where the family fortune went to. I enjoyed this very much,. Peel Castle must be very nearby that also I believe, had a connection to the Hamerton family and had the three hammers as a family crest.

The pews in the nave will all be removed shortly. You'll have to revisit.

Marvellous - Thank You. i have just subscribed

Simply wonderful Im so glad i came across your channel,you have your work cut out as there are 16,000 churches in England and after watching your brilliant video i will be following 👍🎄👏

Could I please respectfully say the music is too loud when it is supposed to be in the background whilst you are talking. A little off putting.

Absolutely stunning. Thank you

I’m so glad that the iconoclasts from the times of Henry VIII, Edward VI, and during the Commonwealth didn’t completely destroy the tomb, the rood screen and other religious artworks within this church.

Thanks for these interesting videos. I lived in Boston Spa for a number of years, and have always been interested in history. I now live in New Zealand, but am learning more about my native Yorkshire than when I lived there. Keep up the good work.

Worked around this place for years and never realised how ancient the church was. I always thought that Kirkdale Minster was the oldest church around.. Thanks for the great description

Thanks for explaining the etymology of the word Stillingfleet and the symbolism of the carvings. I enjoy learning such details because they give added meaning to the building and its surroundings. The Norman arch plus the Viking door and the columns are glorious! The Medieval stonemasons certainly had a great sense of humor. It’s fun to see the little “extras” in this church.

It’s a cold, rainy day, and I just discovered your channel. Talk about a serendipitous surprise! Although I’m American I LOVE old English churches and other kinds of buildings. ”Old” in the US is 400 years old, whereas in the UK it can be 1000 years old. My interests definitely lie in older buildings, especially ones that have been lovingly preserved and/or restored. Thanks so much!👏 PS. The Pre-Raphaelite artwork in the Lady Chapel is exquisite. Some of the patterned wall decor looks almost like the style of William Morris (a big favorite of mine!) blended with Medieval motifs. Stunning!

Excellent video

Thank you for an informative and entertaining video

I’m an archaeologist and, although a prehistorian, I have a broad knowledge of other periods including monasteries, churches etc. What I like about watching your videos is that I’m always thinking “I didn’t know that”. It is obvious that you have well-researched your visits and your commentary is both enjoyable and informative. Thanks

I really don’t like Henry VIII

I visited Jervaulx many years ago when I was quite young and have only vague memories of it. So thanks for the “revisit” CS.

Just wondering what a hermit needed 4 servants for🤔

A very enjoyable and informative video! I briefly visited the church last summer on my way to the nearby civil war battlefield at Marston Moor. I wonder what activity the church witnessed on that fateful day in July 1644?

What is the large book you carry with you ?

Getting in the car right now! ❤🎉

I live down the road from here and do wish the whole world didn’t now know about this precious little church !🤦🏼‍♀️😱😱🤷🏼‍♀️🇬🇧🤨

nice video . my family were farmers from a bit further north . a kind of malton/helmsley/easingwold triangle . i am of anglosaxon descent . we could have easily worshipped in churches like this one ...maybe stonegrave minster which was saxon too but rebuilt by the normans :)

lovely looking church . them anglo saxons knew how to rob stones back in the day :)

There's a farmhouse called Hammerton Hall near Slaidburn in Lancashire. Slaidburn church and the local landowners were very much involved in the Pilgrimage of Grace, being proximate to Clitheroe and Whalley. I wonder if it was a branch of the same family? Thanks, l've watched a number of your videos, and agree with the comments. They're really good

All Pre-Raphaelite women look the same. Long straight nose, pursed lips, strong chin and dreamy eyes. They seem to be rather bored. Beautiful church nonetheless.

Another great video, much enjoyd waching it👍. Keep up the great content. 🕌 edit: I had to say that is an absolutly beautyful saxon church. And btw you dutch is very good 👍🏻🇳🇱

No Saxons here in Northumbria thank you! Surely it is an Anglian church as the Saxon areas were 200 miles away.

Nice one, cheers!

I just found your channel, and have subscribed. Wonderfully researched content, and beautifully presented in a calm, and may I say, reverential voice. Your love of these buildings is clearly evident. Our family left England for Connecticut in 1640, but we have retained a love for the 'Old Country" through the intervening centuries. Thanks, and warm wishes from the beautiful Hudson Valley!