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Woah, that's cool!! The fact that the actual builder for the castle itself was from your oldest ancestor, like bloomin' heck, I didn't expect that at all!! :O

@@omegafilmcorporation He was one of the first Norman Knights to come to England in the 1040's 🏰

@@Elflopadoor Oh my gosh that's really impressive!! It's cool cool that you have an ancestor that's quite important in those old Norman days (and the fact that it's one of the first Norman knights to come to England as well, like woah!!), it's really impressive to be honest!! :D

That's really cool!! It's cool that you played the organ at Leysters Church!! :)

@@omegafilmcorporation Thanks.. There was a notice with a phone number for anyone who wanted to play it.. I had the whole church and grounds to myself and I used a camcorder on a tripod..did you find the poet's Stone just down the road.. thanks for watching and commenting

@@ron2256 You're welcome!! And also, shockingly enough, even if I'd only went there two times, I still haven't come across the poet's stone just yet (although I have heard of it). So maybe for my third visit at somepoint, I might as well see it!! It is quite an interesting historic artefact to see in Leysters. :)

@@omegafilmcorporation walk out of the church, turn right and walk for about half a mile or drive, there's a place you can stop as long no other traffic comes along

@@ron2256 Thanks!!!! I might do that for my third trip in the future, that helps!! :D

Hello there!! If you wonder how I did the DVD menu and cover for this DVD. Well, although I don't use this programme anymore (since nowadays I'd just use DVD Flick), the programme I'd use to make the menus was on Windows DVD Maker, which that was on an old computer, mostly on Windows 7, and there were these cool-looking menus, which you could just select from the introduction part of the DVD making. Most of the time, it is pretty simple, since it's just one of those themes that are mostly recommended by the programme itself. And for the cover meanwhile, that was done on Microsoft Publisher, and the way I did it then was that I got a blank case, use the ruler to see what the vertical and horizontal size was and I've entered it in the custom page template. Interestingly enough, I still reuse the same template for most of my DVDs, so I don't get to use the ruler for it now. But what you might not know about me doing these covers is the printing (you might actually be shocked). When you print the DVD cover, it's actually in two papers, literally... and you could have to cut out the white areas of the paper using the guillotine, which I'd accessed from school and currently, college (I currently don't have a guillotine). Then, I carefully tape over the cover with Sellotape, and I have to make sure it looks aligned, and after that, I enter it inside the DVD case and that's it!! I know this sentence might be alot to take in (like sorry about that), but yeah, that's how I did the DVD menus and the cover itself!! Just keep in mind that I don't use Windows DVD Maker as much anymore, probably because the programme itself isn't really around anymore [especially on newer computers], other than DVD Flick still being around!! :)

@@omegafilmcorporation oh. Okay. Yeah. I only made my DVD Menu for my Loud House Movie 1. But that was a video from KineMaster,

Thank you!!!! :D