Investigating a legend: St. Mary's Chapel. Small ruin or great pilgrimage site?
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A pilgrimage site, and a ruin to examine, plus a story of evil Norman clerics!
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Irrelevant fact:
The Beatles began writing their second hit single She Loves You in the Imperial Hotel in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne on 27 June 1963.
Reference:
The story of the evil clerics comes from ARCHAEOLOGIA AELIANA OR MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS
RELATING TO ANTIQUITY. PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. THIRD SERIES. VOLUME I. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE :
R. Robinson & Company, Limited, Printers and Publishers.
MCMIV (1904). AN ACCOUNT OF JESMOND, BY FREDERICK WALTER DENDY.
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Watching you do archaeological analysis on random ruins around the country is a series I would watch endlessly.
Agreed
I crave more
This is fantastic stuff. So much better than mainstream media history documentaries
Agree!
Agree!
"So youre using the water on the plants then?"
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and Lindy pretending he understood any of it.
“I’ve been drinking it all my life and there’s nothin’ wrong with me!”
I thought the guy was somewhere from Eastern Europe and didn't know English very well :D
I'm a Geordie and I didn't understand a word of what he said.
Even Google's closed captions aren't quite up to it. It's starts well and get's up to "bush pieces" but then just sort of ... gives up? :D
“Modern stained-glass... you can tell its modern ...because it’s awful.”
Give that man an O.B.E.
"It tastes of rotting leaves." An Englishman finally realises what tea is.
I suspect several lager louts stopped there for 3 minutes on return from the pub the previous evening.
You must be french. You're a villain.
Im not an englishman nor do i dring tea often, but tea is not rotten leaves, tea is mixture of multiple plant drugs (drugs in pharmacy term. May reffer to leaves, root, or any other plant part with healing properties.) Dried up, grinded or just fine cut depending on the plant and ultimately put into hot or boiling water. Nothing is rotten, and tree leaves are not used for tea. pharmacognosy is a fun subject.
Edit: you should probably filter your tea, or you can use drugs already packaged in filther papeg bags.
@@teofiloljubisavljevic7943 with liberal application of the term "rotting", tea is made from rotting tea leaves. ignoring tea made from other herbs
@@andruloni well, that would be quite liberal. If we ignore other drugs, and consider tea being made of leafs only, they are dried up leaves. Usually what takes to start rotting process is moosture. Dried up leaves are kinda the opposite.
"Modern stained glass. You can tell it's modern, because it's awful." If it were beautiful, someone would put a rock through it.
Looks like someone already had a few times!
And another after it's fixed...
A few Feedback Rocks never hurt anyone. If they do, then they’re a Hello Rock.
It was smashed a few years ago, this is actually the second effort
@@1paultay Send more stones!
A Lindybeige video that wasn't made 6-2years ago? Well this is an early birthday gift
🤔 It looks rather pre-pandemic
congratulations ;)
How can you tell
And an archeological one at that!
@@aethelstanking6036 dig depth
I saw the ruins and imagined them being in a field, far from modern civilization, save for one road hundreds of meters away. Then you turned around and it was in the middle of a modern town.
In the US it would be a heap of trash covered in graffiti emitting a strong odor of something…ammoniac and stale.
The oldest abandoned building in my town is from 1898 and used to house a generator that helped power an electric railway. These days it matches the above description despite being four miles out of town proper.
There are some fairly well constructed skateboard ramps made of concrete in the interior, which is neat.
Lindy: "So you're getting water for the gardens around here?"
Geordie: "No, you know them, where the... Ozzy street, the restaurants, there's like square like err, like bushpieces, and there's like in a circle err, and there's like two sets of bushes where the phonebox is? Yeah, I'm just putting some err, just for the dogs [a word I don't know]"
Lindy: "Uh-huh"
Geordie: "Yeah"
My best translation goes:
"No, you know on Osborne Road near the restaurants, there's the square bushpieces (might be square pots with ornamental bushes, or might mean bushes trimmed to have corners), there's the circle (might mean bushes are arranged in a circle, or that you've got to walk around them in a circle, or might be a circle unrelated to the bushes but nearby), they're near the phonebox. I'm just putting some water on the... For the dogs... (Think he's suggesting the dogs pee outside the restaurant on the pots that the bushes are in and he's filling the watering can so he can wash it away each time it happens).
EDIT: The phrase at the end might be 'for the dog's widdle' which would mean for the dog pee.
It's been pointed out that he might have said "postbox" instead of "phonebox". The phonebox nearby isn't particularly close to any building that matches his description, but the postbox is.
same I'm from sunderland dunno what he actually says in the last bit, sort of sounds like hes saying "where the dogs pittle" but he uses a w in pittle so maybes he's swillin the dogs piss idk
Nice translation. I’m free m America, and that sounds a lot like country or mountain people here. So I could kind of understand what he was saying, but didn’t quite get it. Thanks for helping out. 😊
Well if he's swilling water on dogs piss to wash it away, it seems that holy water might do a better job than normal industrial tap water.
Wittling is a term ive heard to mean peeing.
@@crcurley "I'm free m America" is american in a beautiful way
17:00 lets make him more villainous! *changes accent to very French*
Obviously, the guy WAS FRENCH.
@@philipwebb960 I don't understand... I'm French Canadian and I'm very far from villainous.
Monsieur le Beige has a thing for French, obviously
@@ebenizerb.schlestertrappdu6943 That is exactly what a villain would say.
@@vonJosephu LOL! Oui, je crois...
The place still looks beautiful though
The fun you doin here.
Water looked really clear too :P
@Fuck UA-cam ...
@Fuck UA-cam have you seen that so many times you think it’s correct? If so, you maybe on the wrong channel.
Not as pretty as the d2 extract.
It might seem suspicious that there were several heads of John the Baptist, but bear in mind that one of them was the head of John the Baptist as a boy.
A pilgrim, overheard, upon viewing the head of John the Baptist as a boy: "I remember him being taller than that."
LoL
Suppose he could regrow his head each time he lost it.
@@cheekmcbreek1146 A *MIRACLE* !
What more could you ask.
Well you could ask 'What's the current ratio of disgruntled god botherers to rational folk based on the like/dilike ratio above'?
Its circa 1 to 106 by the way.
Goddamn time travelling robots..
Wasn’t expecting to hear the story of the cleric and his goons, sounds like a classic D&D party!
I have always wanted to be in an all-cleric party.
Did you notice to make the cleric's names sound menacing he changed the pronunciation to French. I thought that was hilarious.
Moustache Man at the well was either speaking Chaucer’s English or the essence of Geordie.
😂
"Essence of Geordie" The new Parfum de Givenchy
He sounded like a old man in Arkansas
I have a lifetime injunction from ever visiting Jesmond because I was one of the people trying to save the trees in the 1990s and got arrested !
goodDOTgif
We have long memories here. You might change your hairstyle, change your clothes, shave off your beard, but we'd still know you!
I remember that - the coast road underpass? I recall talking to some of the people camped there.
Those dog walkers have a lot to answer for
I’m guessing the trees were not saved, then?
"Lord, I am afflicted by a bald patch" - Life of Brian
Underrated comment.
How shall we fuck off O lord
And absolutely deliberately so.
Just waiting for Lindsey to comment at the end of one of his brilliant narrations 'Half a Dinari? Half a Dinari for my bleedin' life story'?
To which only one reply could ever be acceptable.
@@Farweasel there’s no pleasing some people
@@dragunov- We have a winner!
"Or if you wanted to make it sound more villainous, *adds french accent* Robert Sautmereis" XD I love you Lindy, never change
"sudden emergencies of a spiritual nature". thats probably the name of a TV show somewhere
If not a show, a band
I think it sounds more like a song title of some pretentious emo band.
Either an anime or a prog rock album
I'd watch it
its my code phrase for "I need to take a sudden shit."
*That bit that fell off there was going to fall off anyway" made me smile. Thank you for another wonder history lesson.
Lloyd's going to regret doubting the well's power tomorrow when he wakes up with an afro like Bob Ross.
I would actually love a 30+min video of Lindybeige caught up in the romance feeling of moss growing on the stones of a fake ancient building.
I would love to go on a field trip with this guy.
Or the pub, even. 🍺😎👍
@@farrier2708 A field trip where all the destinations are, conveniently, within walking distance of a nice pub?
I'm not a social person, so I'll take a tour in a large group where I can hang back and listen without being expected to talk to anyone. Then when it's pub time I'll just head back to the hotel.
I'd want to be that guy who randomly stumbles upon him going on a very intimate lecture at a museum
@@MartinTraXAA : Like beer. M', There are no bad pubs. it's just that some are much better than others.
I tell a lie! There is nothig so sad, desolate or drear, than to walk in the bar of a pub with no beer.
The pillars of the ancient Jewish temple were different - named Jachin and Boaz. The asymmetry is probably a reflection of that tradition.
I wondered if they were salvaged from a Roman ruin. What do you think?
@Manda Grub
Unlikely, since it's Norman. If it were Early Saxon, then maybe.
@@wardygrub salvage was my thought, though thats 100% a guess. people used to reuse a lot of stone
I love visiting old ruins/abandoned buildings. It's even better when someone who is knowledgeable about its history and construction leads the way.
“Anyway, it is now 6:00 a.m. as I type this, and I want to go to bed.” Oh post-video Lindybeige, the commitment you put in for your fans
More on location documentaries in the future would be awesome.
Agreed! OG subscribers remember his old videos in Greece and Turkey. 👌
"trust me I'm the pope" is gonna be in the next lindybeige without context calling it here
And if you know your history, well, saying something like that is probably likely to make people trust you less
There’s a ten second period when the Geordie is mumbling gibberish at Lloyd that UA-cam’s closed captions just give up.
I keep seeing people refer to the man as 'the Geordie" i don't know what that is?
@@benjaminwatt2436 “Geordie” is a nickname for those who speak “Newcastle English”. It’s also used to describe someone or something from Newcastle, such as the “Geordie Schooner” beer glass.
You have in your hands a device that accesses the entirety of human nature. Try using it for a change
@@redram5150 Thanks, I figured it must have been a local term in England. and i much rather talk to a real person than look something up on my phone. i like people
@@benjaminwatt2436 that’s the roundabout way of saying “too lazy to do it for myself”
@@redram5150 nah, I just like interaction.
One day Mr L got up in the morning and was like "I gotta show the world this bunch of stones!" and i appreciate that.
As a Christian, I appreciate the relative even-handedness of Lloyd's presentation of religious subject matter. Perhaps the chapel isn't "romantic" for him, but he allows it to be for me.
Also Christian. We need skeptical atheists to show us things that are bollocks. I.E St Mary's well. I can imagine Jesus face palming seeing that.
@@SeriousKarol "We need skeptical atheists"
I shall stop you right there, lest we'll descent into the times akin to the bolshevik Russia.
@@SeriousKarol One need not be an atheist to be a skeptic/critical thinker. In fact atheism itself presents a dogma. Please don't conflate Agnostics with Atheists either, I have no problems with Agnosticism and find it to be a purely rational point of view even if the information I've collected in life as led me to different conclusions.
@@OGPatriot03
I'm probably(?) an atheist.
But I still find it deeply ironic that the greatest minds in science have concluded that everything exploded out of nothing 😂
That's not any less ridiculous than saying God made the universe in seven days, even though he made the sun somewhere in the middle, meaning there were no days yet 😅
Anyhow, the point of my comment was merely that science is indeed not immune to dogma.
And that the big bang may have been God's fart 🤣
If I'm a Christian but don't believe it. Am I still Christian?
Because I have the sudden urge to argue.
This same tactic of hijacking something that is already popular instead of creating your own original thing, is a live and well today.
Well, not just places - look at the date that was chosen to celebrate Christmas, carefully placed over the Yuletide festivities.
bit like what the movie industry does with already established stories written by authors. haha.
Like re-writing existing characters to fit radical woke nonsense.
@@phillee2814 That is terrible example of this, considering the times each happened, that yule doesn't have monopoly for winter solstice, and general lack of any evidence.
It’s timeless.
'3:04 AM, Somewhere in Newcastle' is such a Lindy mood
Don't we all wish Lindybeige was our eccentric British uncle?
I could listen to you give a two hour lecture on the drying of paint
Now there's a challenge! How about a podcast listening to paint drying?
@@lindybeige If you used at least half a dozen colors and 3 or 4 different bases while telling a few tales about the development of such things you'd have solid video
ASMR of paint drying would be wonderful.....
ly long.
@@lindybeige would be a challenge for sure, but if anyone could make it worth listening to, its you my friend
"Uploaded 11 seconds ago"
nice.
"Commented 11 minutes ago"
nice.
Actually it was uploaded exactly 60 minutes ago. Just stating the facts.
"So you're getting water for the gardens round here?"
*incomprehensible gibberish*
"Uh-huh"
As if you actually understood a word that guy just said!
He said you know Osborne road with the restraunts the part with bushes in a square where the phone box is, just using the water for the dogs wittle, meaning he will use the water to was away the dogs pee from the street
Cool how he caught Ozzy Osborne’s father watering plants.
It is a blessed day when lindy posts
Finally in "Fortunately notification does work" squad
That's where you're wrong, the recommendations favored me.
I’m not lmaoo
"In fact there's so much that if you tried to listen to all of it, it'd take you three centuries."
I know what I'm gonna do the next 300 years
We need more episodes like this. Its really fun seeing Lindybeige go around analysing old buildings like this!
New cameraman or did your chastising of them last week take effect?😉
“You can tell it’s modern because it’s ...awful”😂
They couldn't film the ceiling, because there is no ceiling
That comment earned my like
I find often that modern art lacks symmetry
that is interesting, "lort" still means "shit" in Danish, there is also the etymologically closer "skidt", which is less common though, and can also mean dirty or bad stuff.
Off topic but nevertheless: "I fart" means “in movement/motion" in Danish. Yes, a funny people, the Danes. The end (or "slut" in Danish).
@@schmohawk5512 haha yeah that's a pretty funny fact. Here are some extra fun facts related to this: We also have traffic signs for those speed measuring things, that are marked in a bold "FARTKONTROL" also theres a city called "Middelfart". The "fart" in this name however, means path, (related to the german "Pfad", possibly to path as well (?), could also mean crossing, as "overfart" is usually said as the word for a water-crossing today, and the city is situated just where you cross between regions of the country, across a belt.
"Lort" means "dirt" in modern Swedish.
@@magnusolert1195 mycket interessant på vilka punkter vores språk har utvecklats i olika retningar. (forlåt mit dårlige svenska)
we have skidt marks here in amerika
2:48 Interestingly enough, where I live (Asturias, north Spain), there is the thought that near every church there should be a (very big) yew tree. Actually this is because the celts that roamed these lands gave yew an special significance and all important reunions where done around the biggest of these trees, often in the center of a town, which led to build the churches in said places.
You can still find yew in most of the churches' grounds in rural areas.
In Britain too!
What we didn't see: Lloyd was hospitalized after drinking that waste water.
He was trying to jump the NHS queue for hair-loss treatment.
My day always gets better when I get notified of an upload from Lloyd!
"Let's get a Holy Relic" they said. And then Lindybeige turned up. Its a miracle!
“Sudden emergencies of a spiritual nature.” 🤣🤣🤣
Lindy is the only person whose sponsor speeches I'm not skipping :D
Some dude in the middle Ages: Wouldnt it be funny if we pretended this little chapel was really important?
That isnt a little chapel
@Pete Tiesti Fuck dude. It’s a video about an old church. You snowflakes gotta make everything about politics?
i think lindy found his old clothes in the back of the closet and decided to do another history video on location.
Just this time to the wonders of Newcastle upon Tyne and not Babylon
Leaving his whip, pistol, and Fedora at home, of course.
@@brianartillery But bringing his quarter-staff, naturally.
lindybeige has already visited the world over very many times, it just takes him a while to catch his breath after talking for so much
2 years after this video was made I'm leaving this humble comment to say how much I enjoyed it. It was educational and it was brought in a very engaging way. Thank you for making this video.
Everyone wishes Lindy Beige was their dad on family vacations.
I alwasy thought, relics in a monastery gave you an extra gold income
I wonder if a countdown timer would start if they managed to gather all the heads of St. John the Baptist.
I have all nineteen of John the Baptist's petrified fingers. Will sell them individually, or as a complete set.
Age of Empires confirmed?
"I am from the Holy Roman Empire, and I am here to help."
He actually drank it, the absolute madlad!
You really should have your own tv show, I love your enthusiasm when telly a story and makes it even more interesting. Please keep doing your wonderful beige ramblings.
Loving the tonsure Lindy. That's real dedication
Lindybeige: Time Team edition!
Omg I'd love to see him and Tony team up for an episode of time team
@@ChimozuFu I'd like to see him arguing with John the Geophysicist and Stewart Ainsworth.
@@cmdrtianyilin8107 I reckon him and Phil would get on though
@@ChimozuFu over a pint of beer, of course.
"There's a fresh candle right here for emergencies...of a, uh, spiritual nature!" Ahh, I just love how British people can be more insulting with a seemingly innocuous statement containing no overt insult than if they just came right out and said, "I think this whole business is a load of shite."
One man's shite is another man's refuge.
I guess an emergency of a nature would be where one is contemplating exiting from this plane of existence.
We probably shouldn’t "love" people choosing passive-aggressiveness over honest speaking from the gut. It’s just cowardly.
it's just british humor. get cultured.
@@LordTurtleneck No we shouldn't, just be polite. Instead of saying “You are talking complete balls” say “There may be something in what you are saying”. This is less hurtful.
LOVE this video. Reminds me of the old school vids about cloaks, ancient houses, etc. It’s why I fell in love with the channel in 2015. Thanks for the gift, Lloyd.
Drinks healing water. "Great. Now I've got Cholera."
Please do a pilgrimage from Lindisfarne to Canterbury and tell us about what medieval pilgrims would have done and seen in and around the sites they visited. I"d watch that for days.
That would be a long video....
@@iacobushadrianus7889 So would I!
I love his stories and general ramblings... i could listen for hours... especially during this pandemic, so thank you!
Yes Lindy! Thankyou for visiting Newcastle. it’s lovely to be educated on a structure that most people live so close to but don’t know much about! Keep up the great work
"Ahh yes, my trusty Candle for sudden emergencies of spiritual nature "
Walsingham, in Norfolk was a place many pilgrims went. Still do. The village I live in has a church, the Head of St. John the Baptist.
Not far from jesmond is Wolsingham, by coincidence.
More accurately 'one of Saint John the Baptist's heads'.
@@lindybeige like worzel gummidge he had many heads.
@@dogwalker666 Or Kryten, with his "Spare head 1, Spare Head 2 and Spare Head 3 - the one with 'droid rot!" :-)
@@jcorbett9620 indeed.
This video reminds me of the good old days of him tromping through Turkey and former Yugoslavia
Got links?
@@BallstinkBaron lookup lindybeige archeology
@@samnathan1677 Nice! Thank you!
I love the historical content, you always bring unique topics to light that I never knew i needed.
"lawd I'm afflicted from the bald patch"
And this is why you're my favourite history youtuber.
It’s always wonderful when lindybeige uploads!
Wonderful! Please do more of this sort of thing. Watching you flex your archaic muscles was impressive!
16:00 this immediately brings nostalgia, the drawing style is _so_ time team.
‘Three heads of John the Baptist. Must have been a pretty extraordinary chap.’
Your videos are great
Lindybeige would be the best history teacher ever!
He is!
I walk around Jesmond Dene all the time. Love this place.
These are my favorite kind of videos. I think I've watched most of the videos in the archaeology playlist several times.
I always put on Lloyd’s longer videos to fall asleep too, I never make it all the way through on the first time, so I end up watching all of them atleast three times, I learn stuff right before I fall asleep and it’s entertaining, it’s great, sometimes I dream about whatever he’s saying, like I’ll hear something in my dream and wake up and he’ll be talking about that same thing. The does giving soldiers better weapons make them better soldiers video, is my favorite
When I say that I don’t mean I find the videos boring, I love them, I’m just saying that I find them relaxing for some reason
"So, you're getting the water for the gardens 'round here?"
*talks in Ozzy language*
Oh wow. Everytime I'm ready to give up on YT it recommends something amazing that I love.
Settling in for a binge. (Liked and subbed, of course)
Please never stop making videos these are all so amazing and informative
When I was stationed in Mannheim in the 80s, I'd take walks through the downtown area. The architecture there is brick, stone, and stucco construction. Some of the buildings have substantial repairs visible, to the extent one wonders what caused the damage. I'm a history buff, so concocted all sorts of scenarios as I took these walks.
You should see the Rock of Cashel Ruins, County Tipperary, in Ireland. Probably one of Largest Ireland, if not Europe!
Lindy we want to see you in your armor!
Fantastic walkthrough of a lesser known local. Its always interesting to see how culture has changed and yet simultaneously stayed the same.
This is the next best thing to actually visiting the site, maybe even better because of the in-depth tour by Lindybeige.
Somewhere in this wide world, there is a man, suffering from a slightly larger bald patch, who just had his heart broken from this wasteful usage of the healing holy water.
I have a bigger bald patch, and a receding hairline, and more gray, and a longer beard
@@johnnyjet3.1412 We thoroughly apologise that you had to see this. We promise that, in the future, all videos will have the appropriate content warnings at the beginning.
Besides learning all about a nice little chapel, I've just found out that there's actually a difference between 'jail' and 'prison.' Daft me, I've been using them interchangeably.
Please do more videos like this, I think that your on-site analysis of ruins is your best content.
Yay! Good to see you Lindybeige.
*_John the baptist had THREE HEADS ?_*
That seems very unlikely somehow.
Rather, I humbly posit the 'evidence' suggests that John the baptist must have been rather like a gecko, _in that he could 'jetison' body parts when attacked and these parts would, very conveniently, grow back later on._
All men have 2 heads I guess, so perhapse he was simply particularly gifted in the nether regions?
This video was awesome. I would love more videos like this.
Terrific video Lindy! I just was discussing your Crocodile Churchill video, surrounding the high winrate and effectiveness as a 'war-winning-weapon', with my War studies seminar at Hull university. Your academic audience is impressed! - Both students and professors.
That's absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
I'm not sure about the original Canterbury tales but that dude at 27:25 is tough to understand. I heard "restaurants" and "squares" and nothing else.
I got exactly the same two words out of it.
"No, you know them where the ozzy street (osbourne road), uh is it restaurants there's like square like uhh wash basins right there's like in a circle where, and there's like 2 sets of bushes in - where the phone box is - yeah I'm just putting some there, just for the dog's water"
Where the restaurants are on osbourne road, in the road circle where there are two sets of bushes and a phonebox there are square wash basins that he's filling with water for dogs.
Here: imgur.com/gpOfRxR
It's interesting to think about how our modern "restoration" drastically changes our impression of the past. Without Lindy pointing out the inconsistencies, I would simply take the ruin as it is, and my idea of the construction of the time would be different than it actually was
I really appreciate when you define vocab words at the bottom of the screen
it's nice
I would've had 0 idea what a *dene* was otherwise!
Awfully glad to have you back, sir.
"Whan that Aprille with his shoures soote The droghte of March hath perced to the roote, And bathed every veyne in swich licour, Of which vertu engendred is the flour; Whan Zephirus eek with his swete breeth Inspired hath in every holt and heeth - 11 grade mandatory memorization
Moses was told to take his shoes off because he was on holy ground, so if they took their shoes off on the street, it would seem the place was held in very high reverence.
Commenting this now in case I forget, I’ll delete it if he does go over it in the video though.
Allegedly
@@mauricematla1215 this is LindieBeige, not LegalEagle :P
@@Jessie_Helms Hahaha now that would make for an interresting combo i am sure
@Edgar Miller is that like Monty Python or something? Lol
This was really interesting. I've passed this ruin a few times and never really stopped to see what it was. I'd love to see you do similar videos on all the other ruins around Newcastle.
I've just discovered your chanel and I have been binge watching your videos your the best historian in the business.