Stories in Stone - Episode 3 - Cornwall's most haunted

[@weedivil107]

I only discovered this channel yesterday, love it. It is such a shame that it no longer operates.

[@mothratemporalradio517]

it's not inactive! have a look - recent uploads and Emlyn has been commenting. So don't fret!

[@leonaheraty3760]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@mothratemporalradio517]

Enjoyed this. Thanks very much, Emlyn! i have some Welsh as well as English blood and very much enjoy spooky tales of Cornwall especially given its original Celtic roots. Diolch from Down Under! Lots of Cornish miner folk came this way in the 19th century. 🙏🏰👻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿⛏️🐨

[@deadinteresting]

Thanks Cat, glad you enjoyed the film. Diolch yn fawr iawn. 😀

[@mothratemporalradio517]

@@deadinteresting My pleasure, Emlyn! Lovely, I look forward to catching up with the rest of your adventures! Cymerwch ofal :)

[@Nettsinthewoods]

Excellent! Beautiful presentation with nice details like the hedgerow tree beams. Thank you

[@rajivradha]

Thanks to this video, I visited the castle.

[@rajivradha]

Hannah is also at Jamaica Inn, assume different girl?!

[@tinasheppard6269]

fantastic.. many thanks

[@mic7able]

"Two presences on the bed"? Hilarious. I just shot ectoplasm out of my nose.

[@blorac9869]

Thank you!

[@deadinteresting]

You're welcome!

[@emosimma]

My direct ancestors, the Millitons, lived here!

[@mothratemporalradio517]

Cool! Can you tell us more?? :v I'm agog and would be all ears..

[@1019lms]

I’m also descended from the Millitons and Godolfins!

[@SimonWelander]

No idea how you kept a straight face in the castle Emlyn..

[@mothratemporalradio517]

He did ever so well, but he did break at 5:33 hehe. "Crikey".. hahahaha

[@sennenholden9402]

Wow

[@mothratemporalradio517]

2:30 fabulous feature, half wish i had one of those :v

[@peteshoulders1]

as ye sow, so shall ye reap!! past and present!!!!!!!!

[@curvebuster]

😮🎉😮

[@gettinoveritgettinoverit1062]

👻s of POLDARK😮

[@nicholaswiltshire6356]

Never heard of that pronunciation of the name "Pengersick" before!? It clearly has an "R" in the name but you have chosen to ignore it and give it a pronunciation I've never heard of in my 60 years of visiting Praa Sands??

[@deadinteresting]

Having lived a few miles from Pengersick for more than 60 years, I've heard a wide variety of pronunciations of local place names, mostly from visitors to the Duchy. Even within Cornwall, place name pronuciations differ from area to area.

[@nicholaswiltshire6356]

@deadinteresting ask a true Cornish person I guess?