Walking Through The Heart Of Grimpen Mire | Ancient Tracks | S2E01 | Beyond Documentary

In this series, presenter and amateur historian Tony Robinson, makes his way along Britain’s most scenic and captivating ancient tracks. These are trails whose origins are lost in antiquity and existed from earliest prehistoric times but can still be walked today.
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[@ziply123]

Super! I enjoyed every minute.

[@EloiseBarker-py9fh]

I lived in rural Alaska. I was teaching in a village school. The culture of the area was Yp'ick. The elders told me if I got lost in the tundra, I should take my coat off and turn it inside out, then put it back on. Strang that this tradition would be the same on different sides of the world.

[@brucenenke-vk5nk]

The road I live next to has been travelled by pilgrams for the last 40,000 years but they didn't start wearing clothes till the 1820s when the railway went through. In Australia we have two types of historical dress; Colonial and Naked.

[@skeeterinnewjersey5256]

"Grimpen Mire" sounds the title of a Lord Peter Wimsey novel. 😁

[@stlouisix3]

7:30 We need to return to Christianity and re-establish Christendom to save our society, and rescue our lands.

[@skeeterinnewjersey5256]

If by "Christendom" you mean a religious theocracy where only one religion is legal, I think I'll pass.

[@delimitnc]

Needed a warning for the screaming demon children. Now my dreams will be forever haunted. I'm sure that's the song they play on the elevator to hell.