A walk through the Dorset village of Langton Matravers
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- A walk through the Dorset village of Langton Matravers.
A guest video from Bill Bruce:
Langton Matravers
#19 in my series of photographs taken around this area since I moved to Swanage, set to music. The fascinating Langton Matravers, set to a new tune that I have written and recorded in the last few days, called: “Maybe tomorrow (it will be a better day)?”
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![WALKS IN DORSET at WORTH MATRAVERS, WINSPIT QUARRY and ST ALDHELM'S HEAD (THE JURASSIC COAST) [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XvvVcbe_OFE/mqdefault.jpg)
A brilliant walk through a lovely Dorset village!
It's a beautiful village which I know from my youth. Probably hasn't changed too much since then :)
Very informative video thanks for sharing new friend here
Tx very much LCW, greatly appreciated!
Each other thanks
A place with its own atmosphere ... charming! Thank you very much and best regards.
Thanks Ewa, yes it is an atmospheric place.
I love Dorset and we used to holiday there, staying at my Uncle and Aunt's house when we were kids. We went back last year and called into see them both, who are still alive, stilling in the same house although, both very elderly now. Very enjoyable watch to be honest, cheers Alan
Tx Alan. I still have a couple of cousins there and since lockdown, one of my old friends from the village has set up a regular zoom call with several of us who grew up in Langton, which is nice. Thanks for subscribing, much appreciated
Thank you for a great portrait if the village. I lived in Arundel Terrace at the top of the village 30 years ago and had forgotten how beautiful it was. Had some great times in the pubs especially at Christmas! Miss walking over to Dancing Ledge ...
Tx Robert. I was brought up in Langton and went to the village primary school. I've been to Dancing Ledge many times. It is a lovely part of the world which most of us don't realise until we leave. Tx for watching. Best wishes, Rob
My family have been on holiday to Dorset for the last 10 yrs and I've just recently discovered through ancestry that I have a lot of ancestors from the county .My 7x great grandfather John Talbot 1717-1768 was born in Langton matravers, he was the MP for Marlborough, Thanks for sharing, hope to visit one day 😊👍
Hi Stokeoz. I'm pleased you found the vid interesting. I grew up in Langton Matravers and my parents and paternal grandparents are buried in the churchyard.
There is a Facebook group called Purbeck Past. If you join that (say that you have ancestors in Langton) you will probably find that somebody will have some knowledge of your ancestors.
All the best
Rob
Thanks Rob, off to Lyme Regis again, so hopefully I will get the chance to visit few different places in Dorset, I know I have ancestors who lived in wareham, swanage, wimborne minster, ect.., thanks for your help, cheers 👍😊
@@STOKEOZ1967 Good luck with it all. Also, have you seen this - www.familysearch.org This a site set up by the Mormons. I found that I am descended from William the Conqueror on here!
Cheers!, that's great , William the conqueror!, I've done lot research on ancestry uk recently and come up with the Mansels of margam, south Wales, the Talbots of Lacock abbey, Wiltshire, port talbot, was named after my 2nd cousin 8 x removed! Christopher rice mansel Talbot!, and same as your good self, the mansel family traced their family tree back to William the conqueror!, , also stephen fox- strangways the 1st earl of illchester , all related on my mother's side, I've managed to google a few gaps in family tree as a lot of those ancestors have portraits in national trust properties or use wikipedia and look back even further than I've imagined!😊👍👑
A very beautiful and charming village! Thanks for sharing 😀👍
Thanks HT. When I lived there, I took it for granted 😀
Hey Rob. This is a beautiful place. Come visit soon.
Thanks Pam Pam. You would be very welcome 😀
I used to teach at The Old Malthouse. The school has since closed, I believe. I could see my old science lab in this video.
Thanks for watching the vid of Langton Matravers. I grew up in the village and attended the village school which shared a boundary with The Old Malthouse. In later years I worked in the Kings Arms and knew several of the Malthouse teachers who came in for a drink. I expect the village is full of holiday lets these days. Thanks again for watching abd best wishes, Rob
I lived there for a while in the 1950s my dad was the police officer stationed there.
Hi Rachelle. I grew up in Langton in 50s/60s. There isn't a police officer there now :) Thanks for watching and best wishes, Rob
I'm so glad you found my channel so I could discover you also. I'm your new Subscriber. I've always been fascinated with architectural styles and how they vary around the world. These cottages are so lovely. That Cemetery looks like the headstones are incredibly old. All of the stone construction is great. Great quality video my friend.
Thanks TNR. This is the old cemetery so you are correct, all of the headstones are at least 50 years old, some much older. Tx for subscribing.
Very informative and well-organised presentation! Well done! All the best!
Thanks Pablo!
Beautiful little village. thanks for sharing. New friend here : )
Tx Mark and Brenda, pleased to meet you 😀
What a gorgeous place. I love this part of the world. And I subscribed back to your channel!
Thank you so much! 😀
Nice one.👏
Tx. Bill Bruce has done a series of these, subscribe to his new channel to see them. My original part of the world!
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Found him if its the same bill bruce. 👍
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Yes you would find plenty of subjects there Elf 😀
Hello!! Thanks for visiting my channel! I subbed you with pleasure! These kind of villages are so fascinating and charming for me! Thanks so much and all the best! Renata
Thanks Renata, I'll look forward to seeing more of your vids 😀
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So why no pics of the wonderful Kings Arms pub... surely an important building?
Tx Simon, you're absolutely right! This video was put together by Bill Bruce, who lives in the area. It looks as if he was concentrating on the other side of the road, with the houses and cemetery, and missed The Kings Arms. I agree - an unforgivable oversight 😀
I had more sessions in The Kings Arms when I was younger than I care to remember!
Tx for watching and taking the time to comment, much appreciated.
best wishes,
Rob
what about the rest of it ?