Visiting Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland England
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- I hope you enjoy your brief visit with me. Its a very picturesque part of the Northumberland coast and very close to the Farne Islands.
you can visit the Castles main website here :-
www.bamburghca...
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History of the castle can be found at :-
www.castlesfort...
For those interested the ceiling in the Great Hall is made of Teak from Thailand.
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Music: Achievment, the second story, traveler,around the globe, explorer, Jokull (piano version), Jokull (rock version),the lagoon and resolution by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)
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uthred bebbanburg is always yours
Someday I will visit this place ☺️ I'm a huge fan of The Last Kingdom book series. I love the book so much. It makes me want to visit England to explore all the awesome historical places.
And there are many to visit so book a ticket for a few years 🤣👍🏻
Same as mine ❤❤❤❤❤
I copy that!
Genial la Serie The Last kingdom espero visitar algun dia este castillo . Y otros mas .
Thank you so much for your video. I was born in England, my family emigrated to Canada in 1967. I managed to go back in ‘88. So great to meet my family and spend time with my nana. I only went to two castles. Alnwick, which was like being in a fairy tale it was so rich and beautiful. But Bamburgh! I can’t explain how I felt. Standing by the canons facing the sea! The power of it! The beauty!
Hi Jill 👋😃 it’s a beautiful castle and a stunning location isn’t it. I’m glad it brought back nice memories 🤗 Thank you so much for stopping by, hope you are well and staying safe 🤗🙏🏻
Just crazy to think about all the history of this place
Yes quite a lot happened eh 😂
I came here after finishing The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings must die
me too it was sad
Lord uthred died 😢
This is nice, especially love to visit and just enjoy that beautiful view of the water!
You would love it :)
Wow! Was looking for a video like this for a while! Great job! If only walls could speak
hello my friend, thank you im glad you enjoyed it. I have many castles on my channel if they are of interest to you .... enjoy :)
Stunning views inside & out Ray... Those people need to get outta my house & off my lawn !! hahaha.... It would be awesome to sit there with a glass of wine listening to the waves roll in.. Thanks so much for sharing. Loved it !.
Some amazing sunsets there, bring the glasses, I’ve got the vino 😂👍🏻 🍷🍷
what a fantastic castle, thanks for the video
Thank you Sandra 🤗 👍🏻
castles always amaze me
Me too, so much history passed between those walls 👍🏻
“Destiny is all”!!!
Wonderful tour. Feel like I’ve been there with you. One observation; how kind of the curators to have chair set about for the weary visitor. Thank you, well done.
Thank you Nancy I’m glad you enjoyed this video ☺️ and you could have been there with me. I plan to go back soon to do an update if you want to go lol 😃👍🏻🤗
lord armstrong put a lot into that collection and maintaining the building and also gave a lot to the people of tyneside, jesmond dene, my favorite haunt when a was a kid, thats the best footage av ever seen, mint
Cheers Trevor mate. One thing nobody can take away are memories eh 😁👍🏻
It's a big one alright! Wow!!
Haha imagine having to keep all the fires going, you would be run ragged 😂😂😂
Raybo1uk 😨☺
Hola, soy del país de México soy nueva seguidora, me encantó tu video, un fuerte abrazo❤ es muy bello el castillo, hoy ví una película llamada 7 Reyes deben morír y de ahí sentí curiosidad por conocer éste castillo, gracias por compartir❤
Hola Maria 😃👋 thank you so much, I’m really glad you enjoyed this video. The castle has been used for a number of movies and TV shows, and had an exhibition of original items and costumes used in “The Last Kingdom” Netflix series last year. I have a video on my channel if you would like to see it.
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Thanks again for visiting and subscribing 🤗❤️
Thank you for taking me on a trip to a location I can only hope to visit one day with my wife and kids ( I live in upstate NY near Canada). I am learning more about the castle as time goes on. Baron William Armstrong was my grandmother's great great uncle. History truly comes alive when it is something in your own past.
save up and visit, you will love the area. Take a look at my Cragside House video, this was owned by the Armstrongs. It was the home of William Armstrong, 1st Baron Armstrong, founder of the Armstrong Whitworth armaments firm, and the first house in the World to be powered by hydroelectricity. Its not far from where i live. I hope you enjoy browsing through my videos and enjoy them, thank you :)
I visited here last in late November last year. It was the last place I visited before the coronavirus outbreak. If a castle as beautiful as Bamburgh can survive for so long, I'm sure we can get through this too.
I hope you enjoyed your day there. Unfortunately there are so many who aren’t staying home at the moment and chatting in groups, I know of a garden centre that shouldn’t be open yet is and as long as people continue to be so selfish then it’s going to take an awful long time to get back to “normality”.
Thanx for the vid! Doing a project related with my major and it helped me a lot. Especially the whole videoing part, as I could get an idea. Cheers from S.Korea!
Hi thank you very much i hope it will assist you with your project, thank you for popping by :)
Oh, they must have been as hard as nails to survive the cold summers in there never mind the winters!
Amazing what a few big fires can do though lol 😁👍🏻
My Grandfather lived in that house right across the street there from 1992-1998 it was very fun to go there.
Nice place to live but it gets VERY busy with visitors especially during the warmer months
Was there a couple of months ago. Well worth a visit.
Yes great place for a day out, sunshine and warm weather a definite bonus 😁
Just think of what it was like for you and your bow and arrow to first see this high tech monster of a Castle!
I think castles would all have been very intimidating places during their peak 🏰👍🏻
Might have a drive down from Scotland , looks a cracking place
quite a drive depending on which part of Scotland of course ;)
Awesome Ray beautiful really big castle nice views too, that guy on the wall or tortured? 😱 scared me! Big thumb up for you👍🏼
Some amazing views from there Suki, I assume you mean the guy in the dungeons, if so, your probably right, tortured 😱 life was a bit barbaric in those days wasn’t it.
Raybo1uk, very barbaric and most cruelty to prisoners well not here but some country still practice 😬
I know Suki, we seem to be going backwards instead of forwards..... i refuse to wear armour though lol
wow lots of thing inside are beautiful and save...all are antiques
its an amazing castle, and surrounding area and beach is fantastic too :)
Wow big castle..I think have to take a couple days to walked and looked around for all access.I just thinking about..how the peoples who lived or worked in this castle connect to each other by each part of the castle..no phone ..no internet.Intetested..Thank you for share😊
can spend a lot of time there, LOTS to see and do, hope you enjoyed a brief glimpse. I think in those days those who needed to contact others used staff to do the "running" to relay messages. Maybe they shouted up the fireplaces lol
You got a like and sub for the music and amazing camera angle!
Thank you Osvaldo, that’s very kind of you 😃👍🏻
Who came after the movie came out today untred 7 kings must die
it was so sad
Muchas gracias por el video muy hermoso todo me hubiese gustado conocer ese lugar
Never say never my friend 😊 I’m glad you enjoyed this video, thank you so much for visiting.
Nunca digas nunca amigo mío 😊 Me alegra que hayas disfrutado este video, muchas gracias por visitarnos.
Económicamente difícil para mí me ubiese encantado pero bueno
nothing is cheap nowadays. Nada es barato hoy en día
the adkins family is from there somewhere..goin back to the 5th century..theres a family crest too.. what truly shines is all the hard mens work it took to do all this building.. i know it was hard living inside ,too ,heating it with wood..
Hello Steven you should research your family tree, hopefully it would answer many questions 👍🏻
@@Raybo1uk someone did for his adkins family.. im number 9 from the baby that was born here .his father died at sea coming here.. i do have names places. here not in england. that too far back. its not easy to get..
Yes it can become expensive and very time consuming researching back in history
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them cold days as an extra when they filmed macbeth 3 quid a day for running down a hill 50 yrs ago plus the devils 10 double decker buses from ncle plus a cuppa and a boiled egg and an orange from the catering van.
Haha the good old days eh ... distant memories 👍🏻
kesini karena habis nonton uhtred ragnarson the last kingdom, penasaran dengan benteng bebbanburg nya
It is a fantastic castle to visit 👍🏻😁
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Thank you, I’m planning on visiting this week to do an update 😃
Are there some belongings of Uhtred. Has there been anything preserved from the 11th century?
Bamburgh Castle is one of the most important archaeological sites in Britain. The Castle contains layers representing more than 2000 years of continuous occupation, while the landscape around the castle rock has over 6000 years of history.
I will be revisiting soon and can then hopefully answer your questions 👍🏻
where is the statue of Uhtred? 😅😅
My father and his sister were evacuated to live in the castle after their brother died in the bombing of Newcastle upon Tyne in 1941 we visit the castle quite often as it's not far .
Hi Gary, It has certainly seen lots of events in its life that’s for sure. It’s a great place to visit. Thank you for popping in 👍🏻
Es una joya baliosa
It certainly is 👍🏻
Iam a Foster and our Family which at the time was known as Forster was rewarded the castle from Richard the 1st as a gift for helping him. There is even a stained glass window original to the building with my family crest and name.
I think you will find the name was in fact Claudius Forster and the castle ruins were gifted to that family by James 1 not Richard 1 :)
@@Raybo1uk I actually meant to write James 1 LOL. I know the history well. It was rewarded in 1620.
Got your Kings mixed up haha :)
Its not hard for me. I'm American and still learning my English heritage
yes there is an awful lot to learn my friend... i hope you enjoy it
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I am seeing no likes on this video. With all these comments can we get more likes for this video?
Thank you my friend. It would be nice to get more likes and viewers but I guess we can’t have everything. Hope your well and staying safe 🙏🏻👍🏻
in the last kingdom, it was made of wood
Earlier dating castles were built of wood, Bamburgh is probably no exception. The current castle is a lot younger than the original one built on the same site so there would be a very good chance it was also built of wood 🪵
Beautiful..but I would so get lost there☺
All doors lead to the dungeons so be careful 😂
Raybo1uk 😂👍
Are there any paintings inside of Uhtred the Bold? And hes father?
The real-life Uhtred the Bold was ealdorman of all Northumbria from 1006 to 1016, and he was the son of Waltheof of Bamburgh. The castle of today was built later although there are still parts of older builds visible. No paintings as far as I am aware 😄
The inside decoration is more of 1600-1700s right?
Hello Marc, there are 14 Staterooms all with their own unique decor but I suspect the majority were decorated by William Armstrong and his family although many artefacts date back to earlier dates. The Great Keep is probably the only part which dates back a lot earlier (around 1100) with the original mediaeval stone works forming the base of the structure. The walls are eleven feet thick to the front and nine feet wide elsewhere. The Keep sits on a massive plinth to stop attackers digging underneath and setting fires to collapse the walls.The original castle was built around 547AD. Bebbanburg as it was known was named after Bebba the wife of Aethelfrith and it’s original name was Din Guayrdi. Bebbanburg means “Bebba’s fort” which is where the name Bamburgh castle came from during the time old Celtic names were being replaced by Anglo-Saxon names. A magnificent castle which is actually closed from 4th-12th June for more filming.
Uthred!!!!
Who owns it today?!
It’s owned by The Armstrong Family.
Uhtred the great warrior
Waltheof is my 32nd grandfather ☺️
That’s a LONG time ago 😁👍🏻
Raybo1uk very long ago! Simply adore this area of the World. Possibly I will go one day.
you should, its a beautiful area :)
My line is through waltheof too thanks to a genealogist in England and ancestry
What car do you drive?
i will see if you can guess, its at the end of my Preston Tower video :)
Indiana jones!
Lord uthred died 😢
It's a beautiful place isn't it :)
It sure is my friend 👍🏻
@@Raybo1uk :)
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someone tel me it also looks almost similar to Hogwarts. I'm getting Harry Potter vibes from it.
Alnwick Castle was actually used for Harry Potter, I have a couple of videos on my channel 👍🏻☺️
This castle is not look like movie
This castle is the REAL one 🤣🤣 the movies manipulate / change images to suit their needs
@@Raybo1uk so you mean movie makers are poor so that's why they made castle with woods
Many original castle structures were built using wood before it was superseded with stone.
@@Raybo1uk yup you are right