Walkabout To A Little Old Saxon Chapel in England

[@miyakoyuu]

What an ancient and peaceful place! Thank you for this little journey, you’re a great storyteller ❤️

[@noonesflower]

I really enjoyed this walkabout.

[@V.R.CoryArt]

I love English medieval/premedieval history so this was a real treat to see, thanks a lot for sharing!

[@ferrisulf]

I love these tours so much! Here in the US, we are easily impressed with any building over 200 yrs old. haha. We're a young country and I have yet to visit another older country. I would love to and see the history. This is the next best thing and you are a marvelous guide!

[@angeliabeshears6213]

Thank you from California 💓

[@garnetportrait]

Sarah you are absolutely fascinating. I could listen to you talk and talk all day. Keep well and stay safe!

[@renaebennett7416]

Absolutely wonderful walk through from beginning to end I loved it! And your camera work was great just the right pacing not to fast. Thank you so much. Really enjoy the history. Liked how you ended by sitting on the bench and seeing the view. I felt like I was walking with you the whole time. Well done!

[@sammyb1651]

Wonderful! Just wonderful! Thank you, Sarah! One thousand years of history and continuity. If not more. To all watching, just consider for a moment that any member of the public may walk into one of these ancient places unsupervised and experience this for themselves. A place that has stood for a thousand years. The respect for their past and their shared culture that generation after generation of English men and women have had to practice in order to make that possible is humbling. The trust that present generations-all unknown to each other individually-have to place in one another in order to allow this to carry on for future generations should be nothing less than awe inspiring. That is how a country gets to be a thousand years old.

[@Stormflite]

These are my absolute favourite of your videos, I love hearing about your knowledge of history, nature, culture and spirit ❤️

[@Be12397]

So cool! Marvelous little tour!

[@newmxxnman]

This is an instant favorite. The base of my skull was tingling. Maybe my ancient brain… thank you so much for sharing Sarah.

[@andrealg9057]

So amazing this walking Solstice that you brought us to see this ancient and lovely Chapel and hear the story! Só lovely to hear the lambs,birds, the Nature! 🙏🙏🙏 Gratitude Sarah, for sharing ! Lots of Love, Light, Healing, Blessings to you, yours,and everyone!🙏💗🌸 Many,many,many Blessings !

[@SoundBarASMR]

This brought me so much peace, and sparked my excitement for history once more 🥰

[@marigoldpluss]

Very special. Thank you Sarah !!!🌈🌠💜

[@Robin.Hollinger85]

The sheep sounds are lovely and remind me of my grandma’s house in Mexico. ❤️

[@susansparkes6580]

Thank you for sharing very very interesting. Wonderful view from the bench under the oak tree & a little wren nesting really touched my heart. Solstice greetings to you to 💚

[@charlenechick9002]

Thank you so much for this journey to the chapel. I have a strong need to be in ancient and old churches, and those are hard to come by in America. We do have an ancient chapel in Milwaukee, Wisconsin that I can visit. It was brought here from France, and Joan of Arc prayed in the church. It is a very scared space. I'm at my most spiritual when I am with the ancestors.

[@wordjam412]

1085 or older ~ utterly incredible. Imagine the energy now in those stones. Thank you!!

[@margaret7942]

This is my favourite video from you, in fact on the whole of youtube, its so special, I watch it regularly and it never fails to bring me complete inner peace, I Iove the train and the snow and your voice soothes and heals me. You are the only one who can make the singing bowl sing so beautifully. Thank you in abundance, its so appreciated, thank you, thank you xx

[@rosem3703]

Thank you!! BEAUTIFUL!

[@huldren3]

This is such a beautiful video. My heart beats for my second home - England, and today on my late mother's birthday (she died 3 years ago), I share with her our memories of her many holidays with me in the UK. Thank you Sarah for making today special for us ❤🙏🥰🇩🇰

[@jamdesigns1272]

What am absolutely beautiful place you live in! Thank you for taking us all on virtual walkabout. ❤️

[@lulubell7057]

Spellbinding, thank you for sharing these Important glimpses of our past that should not be forgotten. ❤

[@Jsmith2024]

What a beautiful old church. Very lovely. Thank you for bringing us here.

[@WritingRandR]

Wow this is so cool

[@Asuka_Sora]

What a beautiful place. I felt so peaceful and energized in the outside, a meditation in that green energetic place would be awesome.

[@janejensen3392]

How wonderful and generous of you to take us with you to this very special, very sacred place. Thank you so much🙏♥️✨🔅

[@hook-x6f]

It's so nice to hear your beautiful voice. thank you

[@jeniferschetting6992]

So beautiful! Thank you for sharing

[@ZorroKate]

More ancient churches please please please! Loved this video, you're such a wonderful and respectful guide!

[@zaker721]

Oh thank you so much for this. I love this period of England’s history. Please do more of these if you can. Somehow THIS is what I spiritually connect with. Always have since I was a little girl in 1970s San Francisco. That pull, the feeling of home has always stayed with me.

[@terrijones5311]

Love this so much! Fascinating. We don’t have anything like that here in the states. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@gypsyjunklady]

I enjoyed this so much! Please continue to take us with you to these sacred places. I can feel the energy all the way in Arkansas ❤

[@Ms-yc6su]

Feels like there must be a portal on those grounds somewhere. As you walked out the door to the outside I was imagining how the grasses blowing in the wind might have looked in ages gone by.

[@Reikidreams911]

Deffo crop circles all around- knights Templer church along the ley line and very ‘still’ !

[@dollyhare5186]

Delightful! Thank you xxx

[@KristyR-vd2ls]

Love these walk about videos Sarah!

[@deejames1st]

Thank you so much for sharing this with us

[@Bellbobaggin5]

What an incredible, fascinating video! Thank you so much for sharing. I live in Australia and I can’t wait to travel and experience the rich history of other countries. ❤️

[@Bellbobaggin5]

May I also add- your level of knowledge is amazing and very impressive!

[@BlytheWorld1972]

Thanks for a great interesting video fantastic stuff!!!!

[@lonlep1831]

🙏 beautiful video. I could smell the church when you entered the central part. And I felt oppressed when you started talking about the messages being told. This is a organic church in stead off the enormous cathedrals, Thanks for showing it. 🦋

[@carrie9255]

This is so wonderful Sarah, thank you very much!

[@KristyR-vd2ls]

Good heavens that is gorgeous

[@peterfindlay2756]

Thank you very much. I really enjoyed the visit to the very old church.

[@stephenromero1350]

Hello My Dearest Sarah. What a beautiful place.. How relaxing the grass and abundance of green 💚💚💚. My greetings to you and Love and Light. I also like how you pointed out all the ancient graffiti.. hehe 😂😂

[@kateb351]

I'm a church buff too! I love the vibes and the older the better, I love the idea they may have been places of paganism, and then wooden Anglo Saxon churches before becoming stone

[@Robin.Hollinger85]

What a gorgeous and interesting place!

[@senojetakk6699]

This is incredible!

[@edenthomson4386]

My new favourite! I’ve listened maybe 6 times now! Request for ASMR more stories, history, etc I love it

[@raycordeira7219]

Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for showing us this wonderful countryside history. I appreciate your videos very much!

[@prinnydude555]

Thank you for sharing, was interesting hearing you explain the church.

[@camille9253]

I really enjoyed this! Thank you!!

[@TheSingingVocologist]

Sarah, I thoroughly enjoyed this! I hope you do more videos like this in the future. ❤️

[@jessiemcmahan3743]

i loved this video so much! PLEASE DO MORE I LOVE learning about ancient, local, and druid history! :)

[@lisasolier504]

This was so relaxing and informative. I loved it!

[@rosdavies7919]

What a wonderful video. With all the turmoil in the world these pockets of peace and history are gemstones, no matter what religion or non religion you believe. Thank you Sarah on this Father’s Day when some of us no longer have our fathers around.

[@Reikidreams911]

I feel you there my father departed in 2008 and we visited this place in my childhood funnily enough.

[@rosdavies7919]

@@Reikidreams911 my dad went to be with my mum in 2005 . 18 months after her. On their birthdays and the days of their deaths ( even if I’ve not realised the date) I will feel sluggish and down. It passes the next day.

[@Reikidreams911]

@@rosdavies7919 I do t get that any more I change the word death to ‘heaven birthday’

[@adelinaponzio9370]

thank you so much !

[@annaedell7574]

Beautiful!!

[@MEGAMAGA76]

Beautiful. What a gorgeous scenery

[@candyperfumeboy]

This is wonderful Sarah, thank you ✨

[@ShelleyJaneK]

This video was so relaxing and informative and fun to watch, I immediately saved it to my all time favorite asmr videos playlist. Thank you so much for sharing 💜

[@meggiebeth_writes]

omg Sarah! This video is heaven! I would love more tour videos from you.

[@deniseesterhuizen2305]

Truly beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Blessings to you

[@annapierce1491]

I love these types of videos- thank you very much!!

[@sarahmeacheam7517]

This is really cool

[@Argonova]

This was absolutely beautiful, and I'm sure I'll be watching this video many times in the future. Although I do have to say, it left me with a very lonely sort of feeling. I'm not entirely sure why.

[@pointycapitals7306]

Please do more stuff like this! I don’t know what it is but it’s super relaxing!

[@katieloo833]

The South Downs is so incredibly beautiful

[@xmissxvictoriax]

This was so cool! Would love to see more videos like this. ❤️

[@bethanys8076]

So beautiful! Thank you!

[@Dayanera]

I hope you are doing wonderful Sarah!!

[@Reikidreams911]

I am doing very well Autumn and I hope you are too xx

[@semisweetchocolatechips]

Always lovely to see an upload from you Sarah! My best wishes and prayers for your continued wellbeing. Thank you for this!

[@susandinardo2098]

Love the postcard..Atlas..who left them..wonderful tours..Thanks

[@lizardracer3641]

Excellent, interesting presentation from the Professor, as usual.

[@ivanasvetlik7589]

I loove visiting such old places which have strong, old presence, and paying respect to the 'genius loci" there 🙌🤍🌼🙏

[@devinj7557]

This was wonderful! You are so knowledgeable. Really an incredible video, thank you.

[@ah1563]

So cool! Thank you!

[@bethany-aliciatipping-ball4096]

This was so interesting! I decided to look further into him after seeing the alternative spelling of the name (Botwulf) on Wiki, coupled with the fact that the Lutheran movement revered him. There wasn’t that much available (only did a quick search as I was on my way to the shops when I found the video & watched it instead☺️), but according to the info available in Swedish, in the days of agrarian society, St Botulf’s Day was supposed to be the best day of the year for planting turnips! So looking forward to your next historical video!💕

[@Reikidreams911]

Wow fascinating - you found different t info than I found. Thanx for sharing !

[@johnpower-m5o]

Fabulous - thank you! In Ireland where I live, like in England I am sure, the early christian churches were built on ancient sacred sites. In Ireland, on ancient round ring forts, or fairy forts as we often call them. Round, in ancient homage to the sun. I notice a few Celtic crosses in the grave yard. The early Irish Celtic monks, converted the Anglo-Saxons to christianity, but with the coming of the more powerful Roman Church into England with St Augustine, many of the Saxons jumped ship to Rome. St Dunstan, St Wilfred, and many more. The "exotic" Irish, with their strange tonsure, clothes, and customs were no longer wanted. And keeping Easter on the old dates, like the Jews at Passover, was a definite no no - so after the Synod of Whitby in 664 AD - they had to go.

[@Reikidreams911]

Fascinating - thank you 🙏🏻

[@MargaretHeil-zp2fq]

Could that sealed circular space have been a leper's window? Also, I'm sure you are familiar with the little church at Chithurst that sits on its knoll not far from Chichester 🤗

[@Reikidreams911]

I’m not sure I’m afraid

[@jade-wr9pn]

🥰🥰🥰

[@TheSingingVocologist]

Just finished watching the History Channel series “Mankind: the story of us all” (on KZbin). Per that series, Emperor Constantine was the first emperor to become Christian (he legalized it, too).

[@erikseanwolff5341]

What was the name of your boarding school I would love to see pictures

[@Reikidreams911]

It’s closed now. I’d have to dig photos out of the garage- they are buried away - it was the 80’s and fashions were blahhhhh 🤣🤣🤣

[@erikseanwolff5341]

@@Reikidreams911 oh I don’t know, side ponytails and leg warmers…..what’s not to love? 😂🥰🥰