KILPECK CASTLE & CHURCH | The DESTROYED CASTLE & ONE of ENGLAND's Famous Sheela Na Gig Carvings
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Kilpeck Castle was established shortly after the Norman Conquest of 1066, likely by the Norman family of de Normanville. As a motte-and-bailey structure, it featured a keep on a raised earthwork (the motte) and an enclosed courtyard (the bailey). This design was typical of Norman military architecture.
The castle was part of a network of fortifications to secure Norman control over the Welsh Marches, a region on the border between England and Wales. By the 14th century, Kilpeck Castle had lost much of its military importance and gradually fell into decline.
Kilpeck Church, also known as the Church of St. Mary and St. David, dates back to around 1140. It is renowned for its Romanesque architecture and exquisite stone carvings.
The church is famous for its elaborate south door, featuring intricate carvings of biblical scenes, mythical creatures, and symbolic motifs. The corbels, or stone supports under the eaves, are particularly notable, depicting a variety of figures such as animals, human heads, and other fantastical designs.
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Hi Alessa & Brett, I enjoyed the tour of the ancient church with its intricate carvings. I enjoy exploring churches and churchyards, especially when doing family history research. Thank you for telling us all about the castle so we could imagine what it was like in its glory days. It's set in beautiful countryside. Seeing it from the air really showed just how lovely the setting was xx
Wow! Amazing historical church! The door is beautiful! Thank you for the wonderful tour! LIke 65.
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Hello and a big greetings Alessa & Brett💖 Beautiful 🌞🌼
Excellent share - a very beautiful and extremely interesting presentation Kilpeck Castle:)👍 💯 It was nice to see the beautiful landscaped walkway to the remains of the castle and the surrounding area. 👏
Hiya Sretana and Zac thank you so very uch for all your love and support always! You're so kind! xx
Nice tour as always. It is also a wonderful area full of history and culture. Thanks for sharing, my friend.🥷🇯🇵
Beautiful castle, church, graveyard tour, Alessa and Brett. Loved coming along!
Thank you Dave and Kathy, so super glad you enjoyed watching, thank you for coming along! x
Beautiful historic place with unique architecture. Stunning church so well maintained. Thank you for taking us along 👏👏
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Nice video friend intersting experience and beautiful scenery
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That is a beautiful hitch, loved hearing all about it. Shame so much of the castle has gone, the drone footage really showed it off well. Great video
Stunning beautiful church 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
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Such a gorgeous historical place, looks so atmospheric!
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Beautiful Church & Destroyed Castle. Thanks for showing us around Pinned on Places. Good drone footage, Brett 👍
aaaaaw, that is just so amazing! what a garden! It is more like a little cottage, not even a church
Nah then, ey up me duck.
Lovely church, great history and good watch as always my friend 🙂👍
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really enjoyed this one, what a little hidden gem the church is. i liked the carvings all around the church so cool.. im going to have a little read up on those sheela carvings, they sound so interesting. thank you pop duo. nice ruined castle too.
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Great content, my friends! Best wishes for all the success coming your way on your lovely castle and church walking tour video and channel. Stay safe and happy~
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The entrance to the church looks fantastic. Stunning little church, I love all the fine details. Sad to see, that there are not much left of the castle ruin.
Hey Alessa 😊 lovely looking church and castle ruins. Very nice tour 😊
Thanks so much for watching Yasmin, appreciate your comments and time!
great tour, alessa and brett! i loved the pretty flowers. quite an interesting font in the church, heavy stone! i like the walk around the grounds best. the greens of the surrounds always pop so beautifully against the browns of the stones and cloudy skies. hope you are both well! 🛴❤
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Hello Alessa and Brett, the church was so lovely and the inside of the church was beautiful, the cemetery was pretty I thought and a nice walk to the Castle, wouldn't it have been great to see more of it, such a shame only 2 walls left. Loved your narration Alessa as always and Brett with the drone footage amazing, thank you for sharing , take care x Julie and Tony x
Thank you so much Julie and Tony and for this very thoughtful comment, sorry its taken so long to message back, we've both been so busy with work! But, catching up and trying to have some downtime. Thank you for commenting, watching and for you support! xx
Very nice 👌 video, really like it my friend, thanks a lot and take care. 😊😊💪💪🙋♂️
Thank you 👍
Hello Alessa and Brett hope you are having a great bank holiday weekend! Another fabulous video as always beautifully narrated and exceptional piloting skills! Shame there is not much left of the castle and you can only imagine what it once looked like stood strong and proud on that hill fort! Lovely church and grave yard with stunning carving! Fabulous just like you two 👍❤️
Thank you very much Nick & Jill, you have a way with words, thank you so much for all your support, on YT and in life! You're both wonderful humans and we're so glad to know you, through YT and beyond. Thank you for commenting, watching and all that good stuff! x
It may have been short but packed full of history...thank you Alessa and Brett for such a lovely video today with a spectacular ending as always...appreciate all you put into each and everyone of these masterpieces! Have a great week ahead!
Glad you enjoyed it Donna, we love that you enjoy and listen to us, it's truly appreciated! Thank you, wishing you a wonderful week xx
"KILPECK CASTLE & CHURCH" tour was most interesting and informative
amazing close up image @0:46 !!!!!!!!
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Thanks for sharing - sad there is not much left of this castle 😊😊👍👍
Thanks so much for watching, appreciate your comments and time! It is indeed very sad how little remains, I like to think the church makes up for it though, thank you so much!!
Super great video to watch...always great to watch your videos...catching up on your channel...have a great day 😊
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Great visual presentation, and I love the narration of its history .
Thank you so much Ij xx
Nice tour around Alessa and Brett 👌 thats a fabulous doorway to the church its must of been a great place in its day
Thanks so much for watching, appreciate your comments and time Glyn!!
Another fantastic video interested love the way you explained e4❤
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Wonderful looking place 🤩
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Very nice. Went straight to my list (funnily I was in Herefordshire last year and I don't know if I'll be back soon - so many other areas to "do". )
Nice with the water in the ditch and the yellow field in the background.
That was absolutely beautiful 😊
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Beautiful ❤
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Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
Fantastic place 👌
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Ah loved this, i did a video on the Sheela Na Gig when I found one in a church in Derbyshire so had to look into them, crude but intriguing don't you think
Another great video Brett and Alessa. I love the historic research and history of the church. Definitely gruesome. I have a question, where are you both from? I can't notice an accent and I believe I don't have one either. I'm from Cheltenham. Are you Gloucestershire or another County? Thanks for sharing.
Hey Chris, thank you so very much for your kind comments! Hehe, well we're from Portsmouth in Hampshire! Although, I like to think I don't speak 'Pompey' which can be quite chavvy and harsh sounding hehe!! Ahh, Cheltenham, I honestly wouldn't have gotten that from your videos! Amazing! :D
The stone work is outstanding. It is always interesting to me how if the Lord was a member of a certain church , so were you, but as this video again shows there were a lot of extra beliefs.
Alyssa and Brett it's set for today not Sunday, on the Community page you say Sunday as usual???
Donna - my lovely! Thank you so very much for commenting and letting us know, just tweaked it ready for tomorrow! :D You're amazing! hehe. Thanks again x
@@PinnedonPlaces I'm just happy I saw it🤣 hugs
My bad lol 😂
@@ItsArtByDonna 😂😂 we are too!! x hugs!
The corbels are the most interesting features of the church - so don't show us any of them.
Completely agree, although we did 'try' and zoom in to a few of the corbels but unfortunately only for a second, at 4:15 and 4:46 we only managed to get a few in which was a shame! Apologies, but this really doesn't take away the beauty the church holds. Appreciate your time and comments :)