A Gruesome Murder at the Yondermann!

[@stevebakermedia]

Great story, well researched and well told. Good one!

[@loftysaltmarsh69]

Been through the estate hundreds of times and never given it any thought. What an interesting story. Thanks. 👍

[@froglodytestravels]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@davidconnell1321]

Very interesting thanks. I have camped opposite the Yonderman and walked past the old pub thinking dare I go in ! Looks a bit scary!

[@froglodytestravels]

Only scary if you ask for lager!

[@Paul.Gascoyneuk]

Great story I ride those roads regularly a lot of history and beautiful countryside, I’ll try to keep the nightmares at bay 👍

[@Suzuki_Ste]

Great history lesson all the family watched this one, as said by the other person great research.😊 PS keep the videos coming look forward to them 👍

[@froglodytestravels]

Glad you enjoyed it Steve. Took some editing!

[@geraldineold3641]

Brilliant 😮 very entertaining thank you 🙏

[@froglodytestravels]

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[@brockett]

Gibbets eh! awful things but maybe should be brought back for those who steal a motorcycle.

[@chrisbaker3404]

Brilliant storytelling. Awesome

[@froglodytestravels]

Glad you liked it!

[@derbyshireruralrider9398]

Fascinating Presume no relation to the Lingard that the house I was in at Chesterfield School was named after!

[@froglodytestravels]

Maybe you should check!

[@derbyshireruralrider9398]

@@froglodytestravels coincidentally I have in my possession a book of the History of Chesterfield from around 1830s (will likely to pass on to Chesterfield & District Local History Society who meet tomorrow). The eminent James Lingard who founded a charity is mention with dare 1612.

[@froglodytestravels]

@@derbyshireruralrider9398 The Lingards of Litton were a poor family so unlikely to be related, unless they fell on hard times