Lidwell Chapel Dawlish - A 13th Century Ruin

[@scooby-boo-explorers]

Great video I've been down there at night in the field right next to the chapel to do a mini paranormal investigation, would've done it in the chapel but the grounds were too boggy! It was eerie but was pretty quiet on my devices

[@pegasus8718]

Well done to you both, very enjoyable walk. I hope you eventually found some dock leaves to ease the sting. Thanks

[@CoastCams247]

It turns out I was bitter by an adder. Only found out recently after seeing a nurse for the wound.

[@nealeburgess6756]

I hate stinging nettles. The funny thing is my garden here in Spain is prone to growing nettles. They look just the same as English stinging nettles, but they don't sting. Nevertheless, I still do my best to erdicate them. Nice to see the views from Little Haldon. Reminds me of when I was at school in Teignmouth (in the late 60s), we sometimes would go up to Haldon and do Orienteering. It was good fun. One of my classmates really got into it, and even did international competitions.

[@TheClockwise770]

A great walk with a wonderful old ruin . Wish I hadn't left your channel since I can see these great walks.

[@2010ditta]

Nice one...thought you were going to have something happen at the end there. Like someone or thing jumping out. lol. All the best.

[@CoastCams247]

To be honest, we were hoping for something to happen, but it seemed to get less eerie as the night went on.

[@henryhunter5026]

Very interesting. There was obviously some work carried out many years ago to protect and identify the ruins, it couldn’t have been easy to haul all that iron fencing out to such a remote location. With a bit of a tidy up and some publicity the ruins could become quite an attraction with their macabre back story.

[@michaelmccullough7892]

Good video.your friend got a channel?

[@johnbirch7639]

This is possibly a Smugglers FGost story. The smuggled goods was hidden in the well and if anybody saw miovement in the Ca[el ruins they wwere tld aboy the ghost and it kept people away. Dawlish and Teignmouth were smuglers haunts. There is a tunnel from the Parson & Clerk cave to the old Lobster Inn in Holcombe. Keep serching, vidios interesting.

[@westcountrymudlarks]

Just watching your video have subscribed interesting as your local

[@stuartbroome1258]

That site needs clearing and marking out properly. Interesting story to it. Got to say your other half is quite brave, especially round nettles. Look forward to your next walk together.

[@jakeroo71]

the start of Dawlish water really ?

[@ColinH1973]

Lovely frontage again.

[@jram8043]

You have a nice partner always smiling and laughing... So nice..

[@riteasrain]

Flip flops - or thongs as we call them here in Australia. Try wearing those here out in the bush and yeah, watch out 😁

[@terrianne6077]

How can your lady friend walk through all that wirh a tiny skirt and sliders on my god I end up with nettle stings and all sorts when I wear things like that🤣

[@CoastCams247]

I know. She always misses the danger. Me on the other hand 😳

[@riteasrain]

Terri Anne Thought exactly the same thing. There's something to be said for being prepared. And sensible 😁

[@jram8043]

Sir I could not get you name.