Ross the filming of the landscape and skies is so wonderful.The drone is an amazing tool.Thank-you for capturing the beauty of the time of day and the weather conditions.
Thank you, Robin. for the battle narrative. I need to view a second time as I had diffculty finding the River , the Ford and the Bridge. in the aerial views. i have read histories and biographies and historical novels set in the civil war period. The English civil war was certainly a time of ‘swashbuckling fashion for men. My goodness, the portraits of Cromwell and his Commanders show a fondness for wide satin sashes tied in elaborate bows over form fitting armor.,& wide hats with trailing feathers! The Cavaliers out did the women in long curling hair, magnificent. mustachios, ridiculous thigh high boots that fell in folds around the ankles, long spills of lace at the neck& wrists and long fancy gloves. Cromwell;s New Model Army preferred a plain and sober mode of dress for the business of war, and purifying the nation of sin and vice . and the King. i tried to imagine the armies thus decked out as I listened to Robin’s mellow voice.. i would like to hear Robin narraate other battles and momentous events of the civil war. i have always felt sorry for the English people under the Puritan rule of Cromwell. .
Difficult to imagine now, the carnage and chaos of the English Civil War period. But, as you rightly point out, we don't have to look far to see history repeating itself today, in a seeming never ending cycle of violence! There have been all manner of advances, but in this respect, very little, except in the scale and destructiveness of modern warfare. Wishing you Seasons Greetings and a Peaceful New Year.
In an ever horror of a world, ironically how heartening to remember, nothing changes. Most wonderfully, our trust in a loving and merciful God. Lifetime after lifetime. 😂 Thank you so much Robin.
Absolutely first class its nice to hear about the English civil War, its such an important part of our history, you have a unique narration style which is second to none. I'm sure there are plenty of civil war ghosts and stories of civil war dastardly deeds from an amazing area. Thank-you so much for a first rate world class episode 👏 👌. Ja from the merry city of Wakefield 😊
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Best of luck on your upcoming surgery, Robin. Thank you, Ross, for keeping us entertained whilst Robin recoups!❤❤❤❤🍀🍀🍀
Have spent many an August weekend in Cropredy over the last 30 years, at the Fairport Convention festival. Lovely village.
Another wonderful post from this gentleman, lovely rich narration, like a fine wine.
I'm really enjoying these new kinds of stories!❤❤❤❤
Mr Robin's episodes are always a first class information for us. For the team and you I wish Merry Christmas.
I really enjoy this episode of the Battle of Cropredy and hearing of history in
Ross the filming of the landscape and skies is so wonderful.The drone is an amazing tool.Thank-you for capturing the beauty of the time of day and the weather conditions.
Thank you, Robin. for the battle narrative. I need to view a second time as I had diffculty finding the River , the Ford and the Bridge. in the aerial views. i have read histories and biographies and historical novels set in the civil war period. The English civil war was certainly a time of ‘swashbuckling fashion for men. My goodness, the portraits of Cromwell and his Commanders show a fondness for wide satin sashes tied in elaborate bows over form fitting armor.,& wide hats with trailing feathers! The Cavaliers out did the women in long curling hair, magnificent. mustachios, ridiculous thigh high boots that fell in folds around the ankles, long spills of lace at the neck& wrists and long fancy gloves. Cromwell;s New Model Army preferred a plain and sober mode of dress for the business of war, and purifying the nation of sin and vice . and the King. i tried to imagine the armies thus decked out as I listened to Robin’s mellow voice.. i would like to hear Robin narraate other battles and momentous events of the civil war. i have always felt sorry for the English people under the Puritan rule of Cromwell. .
really enjoyed this episode thank you very much for videos you also do your videoes with care and love them
hello i just found your amazing channel searching UK ghost stories. its great to see this channel is still active. 🤠 i love your content
Very good final observation!
Difficult to imagine now, the carnage and chaos of the English Civil War period. But, as you rightly point out, we don't have to look far to see history repeating itself today, in a seeming never ending cycle of violence! There have been all manner of advances, but in this respect, very little, except in the scale and destructiveness of modern warfare. Wishing you Seasons Greetings and a Peaceful New Year.
In an ever horror of a world, ironically how heartening to remember, nothing changes. Most wonderfully, our trust in a loving and merciful God. Lifetime after lifetime. 😂 Thank you so much Robin.
Verry intresting story as always
Wise words to the end.
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Absolutely first class its nice to hear about the English civil War, its such an important part of our history, you have a unique narration style which is second to none. I'm sure there are plenty of civil war ghosts and stories of civil war dastardly deeds from an amazing area. Thank-you so much for a first rate world class episode 👏 👌. Ja from the merry city of Wakefield 😊
Robin Hi sir** ive just realised By coming On Today!! Why no Current Vlogs Just seen a Comment On Surgery So Hope Its Going Ok And Wishing You Team and Family a Very Happy Christmas Sir"" and Awesome New Year!! Tc liverpool
Make ❤. Not 💣.