Really appreciate that, thank you.

I like to think of this film as an avant-garde transcendental folk noir

Thank you watching and I am glad you enjoyed it. Yes, the castle is very close to Combe Martin on the North Devon coast.

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Haha. Thanks for watching Julian!

And Im sure if they were able too, so would say everyone residing here. Thanks mate

I'm saying Golden Wonder: they're proper heritage crisps. Walkers have no roots.

They’ve surely been frying fatty foods since the fourteenth century, made from lard and batter though, but they were no doubt sold and promoted by a Gary Lineker type SERF

Thank you so much

I know exactly what you mean, but luckily for me I was in that church for hours and no one but a neighbour to the church dropped in and he only dropped in to give me a gift, a recipe / history book left over from the last village fete Winwick held back in 2002

Haha very true.

@@oddhauntsfilms It's like another world. I like sitting in the crypt at the cathedral when I visit. Sounds strange, but its so quiet, lovely and cool because of the stonework and some of the tombs are unreadable due to the ages, others written in Latin. It's nice to just have total peace sometimes.

@@videodiva4548 It is indeed, spending any amount of time in one of these places, is a beautiful escape from the modern world

Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave a comment, it really does help me to get my work noticed.

Second only to the pantomime of 2020, but basically one and the same. CC has ushered in a plethora of climate finance in new technologies and technocracies advancing and aiding globalists and propelling government overreach.

Another one of these freak waves today and that sure would be 'Point break' for the climate brigade, SIGN, SEALED and DELIVERED.

Lovely, thank you

With a tiny amount of almost ‘trainspotory’ in me Ray, I think I kept, possibly still have the return ticket somewhere

Thanks mate, hope you and Nancy are well!!

I am glad you think so Stephen, thanks for taking the time watch and comment.

Hats off to you sir

Thanks mate I'll be sure to heed what you say the next time I find myself lost in some hedges.

Thanks for your comment. Yes, I thought it had changed significantly when I couldn't spot the island I stood on in 2002 to film the bridge. Good work all round

Ah thank you my friend, I am glad you enjoy watching them as much as I do filming and editing them.

I used to see George a fair bit when I lived in the bay, not been down for a while, glad he’s still active. I do see Simon a fair bit, especially down the beach front cafe that keeps him busy. Both have said they loved this documentary and are often reminded of it from those visiting the fair. Thanks for the comment.

Cheers sir!

I sense that, I really do mate :)

Touched that you think so. I was totally unaware that there were already many videos on KZbin of others visiting the locations, so therefore, for me it was a very personal experience that effected me deeply and one I shall remember for quite sometime.

Happy you think so

And now I MISS the both of you

Thank you! In all honesty I was originally hesitant in making public the footage that I shot at the cemetery, as I was taken aback by how the experience affected me and yes mate, the whole experience was a self reflection that hit me hard on such a personal level, so much so that I then felt obliged to include it here.

A beautiful part of the UK, hope you enjoyed your visit.

You are very welcome and thank you for saying so Jeremy

I can roll with that ;)

@@oddhauntsfilms I watched about 6 times now in total, once on Vimeo. It's certainly haunting and I particularly liked the music and the shots of the flashing light over the fields. Poor guy, I'm presuming he was entirely delusional and these people didn't really exist else not quite in the context he imagined?! Scary because you don't know how people are really viewing you outside and I've met some random, frightening characters in my life.

@@RiaLake Before photographing this Ria, it was no accident that I had just finished reading The Stranger by Albert Camus and I am reminded of his famous existential musing “The literal meaning of life is whatever you're doing that prevents you from killing yourself.” ;)

I see that and I concur. A very beautiful young lady. It was a pleasure working with these two talented young actors. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

Cheers Paul, nice to think its still getting seen and glad you enjoyed it.

Beautiful

Evokes memories of childhood and the loud, distorted sounds of 80's pop music ;)