Ghostly Trails, Vol. 2: More Ghostly Trails with Liam Dale

[@margarethughes3763]

Thank you I like these ghost videos.

[@GreatBritishChannel]

Glad you like them. Did you also see volume 1?

[@FJMLAM]

Love your Crystal Clear diction and excellent story-telling

[@Jay-Leigh]

Having watched the first, I couldn’t wait to watch this it’s Incredible and so very educational. There were things I knew and things I certainly did not. You are an amazing and breathtaking story teller Liam. Thank you so much for your time and energy for allowing us to enjoy.

[@beebeelicious]

Excellent thanks

[@sharmilahalder9870]

Absolutely wonderful, thrilling, mesmerizing facts and story telling,loved every part of it

[@timgerling6060]

I watch this to relax before bed

[@jessicacanfield5058]

This is wonderful and I like the music but I did have to turn my volume down at the begining. Thank you for this video

[@paulroberts8946]

Edge hill was the 1st major battle of the civil war, the 1st skirmish occurred at Powick bridge near Worcester co-incidentally the very last battle of the civil wars was also fought at Worcester.

[@chrisbassett8996]

The music aside I particularly love this one as it is about a man who

[@ShaunUnderwoodx]

I love this, Shame there is only 6 that I can find to date unless anyone knows of any others, please, Thank you ?

[@Mike-tg7dj]

Dr. Jenner's life is fascinating.What a horrible way to treat children, it's no wonder my ancestors left England for the colonies. They put the kids all together so they could all get sick. That just disgustingly sad and then have to suffer auditory hallucinations brought on from the smallpox. Thank God,.Dr.Jenner was able to overcome this and go on the serve his fellow humans.😊

[@chrisbassett8996]

the louder part of the music hurts my head

[@paulroberts8946]

I’ve subscribed to the channel but please tone down the music!

[@GreatBritishChannel]

Sorry you don't like the music. These are old documentaries so we can't change them. Sorry about that

[@DGray-go7nc]

@@GreatBritishChannel Hi Liam, I don't think the style of music is the issue, it's more the balance of voice over to music, which in some cases, the volume of the music competes with or drowns out your fabulous read. It just requires a bit of potting down of the music track so it complements your read, rather than overshadows (something to plan for in future episodes of course). Love your items. Please keep them coming! You are an excellent story weaver and researcher.

[@karenbergquistdezoma9466]

Spurious etymology is a pet peeve of mine and I'm sad to hear you indulge in it. "The name Marazion has erroneously been referred to as Market Jew but is believed to be derived from the old Cornish Marghaisewe, meaning Thursday market. It was known as Ictis by the Romans" .

[@itallia666]

🇬🇧 I cant remember where i heard this ( & have never heard it since) that the Bronte family were actually called by a different surname! A seemingly normal boring surname & the Bronte father thought giving themselves a more elegant sounding name would improve their standing in the community when he took over The Church & Vicarage at Haworth. Has anyone else heard this story? I know it was in a docu & thought it rather odd & a tad vain of the country vicar to create a somewhat exotic surname as Bronte I also cant recall what the boring origional surname was too. On the Cornish Mine entities known as Knockers, are they the same Beings known as the TommyKnockers? Im sure, in the film of the same name ( from the late 1970s or 80s) the TommyKnockers were little 3ft ugly mean looking troll like things! Really nasty & evil I think TommyKnockers is the American name but due to the migration of poor Cornish folk To America to seek their fortunes, many of ancient British & Irish myth & legend Went with them to the USA Id be pleased if anyone knows About the Bronte name & if the TommyKnockers were the Cornish Knockers! Peace 🇬🇧👧

[@elainefrance-sergeant8252]

It was brunty or prunty it was said he changed it to Bronte because Lord Nelson had been made duke of Bronte and Mr Bronte very much admired nelson

[@elainefrance-sergeant8252]

Charlotte bronte died on 31 march 1855 not 1851

[@stuartwildridge5822]

Mara zion means Market jew .

[@chrisbassett8996]

but I never like trying to listen to people with music playing

[@lundondadony2618]

NsN

[@DonnaGisellaTranchel]

Everything's GREAT... But for the music... SO WRONG!!!

[@hartless76]

OMG! The musical accompaniment is the most annoying soundtrack I have ever heard! After nearly 20 minutes of doing volume down to dodge the music, then volume up to try to follow the narration I gave up. Sorry but it's definitely not my cup of tea. 👎👎👎

[@jimcy1319]

Bolux 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tsaxondale2499]

oooh look someone left the gate open at the moron farm

[@neilforbes416]

This is a re-upload. I've seen this presentation before, only a matter of a couple of days ago, and also a few years ago. There's no point watching it again. You need to get some *FRESH* material.

[@jays1850]

This sucked!! Sorry to say but I was expecting something like personal stories or/and reenactments of ghost footage to go with it or something?? Like A Haunting type show or Scariest Places In The World type show. Only the history to this was good. But where’s the scary ghost 💩????👎🏻

[@neilforbes416]

@Jays You're expecting *far too much!* Ghosts don't appear on demand, if they appear at all. To actually catch a ghost on video is a freak event, entirely down to pure chance! At least these are British presentations, done straight-forward without all the hype and sensationalism that plagues American presentations and thus robs those American shows of *ALL* credibility.

[@garydixon-ug6dk]

Leaving aside the music for a moment it should be obvious that the tone of this program is to tell what ghost stories are and how they develop, and it most certainly isnt designed to be a salacious scream fest full of cgi ghosts and fake drama. If that was what you want go watch Zak Bagans and his cavalcade of crap.