SOME GHOSTS OF OLDE ENGLAND

[@Murfs_Niche]

I'm back for another of your videos. I neglected to mention in my last comment that the music & photography are excellent as well as the stories & your presentation. I have encesteory from England & hope to travel there sometime. Thanks for the lovely visuals and fascinating stories. Great video! 😉👍

[@daveyjoweaver5183]

Hello Chris, Once again another great video! The music is always so fitting for the occasion and places me in the mode and of that time period you give history about and then investigste. Another huge Thank You to You and your Crew. I have played guitar many many years but only recently have tuned to 432 as opposed to 440. 432 is in key with our Earth. It makes a far more balance in feeling and spirit. Gegorgian chant was done this way. It was only in the 1950s when 440 was decided to become standard worldwide. Beethoven played all his music in 432. If you haven't already Chris, tune into the comparison of the two frequency examples and feel the difference. Love, Light and Peace. DaveyJO

[@HauntedEarth]

A very interesting village, with some famous ghosts in residence!

[@richardsandford2706]

Chris Halton - Haunted Earth tv hi hello Chris love your youtube clip

[@richardsandford2706]

I would love to come to your home Chris if would let me it Richard

[@richardsandford2706]

as I love ghost and history paranormal

[@richardsandford2706]

can tell some places in the UK Chris you think I should go to please

[@richardsandford2706]

that weird t c p

[@daveyjoweaver5183]

Hello Chris, This is the third time I've watched this video, perhaps the forth and I don't get tired watching. What a Lovely place. The TVP smell was interesting indeed. It is funny of what smells one might come across in the middle of nowhere sometimes. And what those smells might be. In Gettysburg one summer night I smelled gunpowder and rotting flesh, which makes more sense there than TCP at this location. So one never knows about a scent a spirit might use to get our attention. Thank You Kindly! Love, Light and Peace! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania.

[@prismyd2]

I really like the visual quality of your presentations, but is there anything you can do to improve the EVPs? I can't make out what is being said in them at all.

[@scottyfox6376]

What a fabulous old english pub. I'd enjoy a pint or two in that bar, just for the ambiance mind.🍺

[@helencheadle8853]

I must say you find some really beautiful places to visit on your travels...such lush scenery and sometimes almost "olde worldly " places, as if time had stopped. You have infinite patience ,which proves a bonus in view of all the time you have to spend in dark unknown buildings to get perhaps one or two Evp's but as power builds up and you connect, you get some remarkable evidence of spirit, and sometimes amusing things. I don't think I would want to come back using the smell of TCP to identify myself ! But it did pertain to that poor lady and her illness . I tried looking up the ingredients for TCP, to see if any of the stronger ingredients may have been used in an earlier century but couldn't isolate anything except camphor ( used in moth balls) but camphor and TCP don't smell the same. So your lady must have been more recent bless her. Thankyou for another interesting programme and investigation as usual. Warm regards Helen C.

[@whimsyrt]

I think the anomaly that was spotted above your hand was a nature spirit chris, I've seen similar, keep up your episodes, I love your sensitive, respectful and straight approach to the paranormal.

[@BarbDarla]

I really like your presentation of history and ghosts .. olde england holds a romanticism about her as well as the ghosts .. excellent ..

[@HauntedEarth]

Hi Bonnie, It was a very beautiful location, and I do appreciate your supportive comments - quite apart from the `dragonfly` which to reiterate, arrived late this year and as I confirmed were still in larval form at the time I filmed this show :) Anyway, more work is planned to video.

[@smount87]

Ah I do love your classic videos

[@HauntedEarth]

That`s what I aim for, Barb. Ghosts and the modern world don`t really mix :) Thanks for commenting.

[@HauntedEarth]

I have decided to remain with both platforms as it helps spread my work :) Thanks for commenting.

[@jasminesmomag]

Chris Halton - Haunted Earth tv i just love you chris😘

[@mikeblair7614]

Really like the videos and the interesting history of them. It makes me want to someday visit them.

[@HauntedEarth]

Thanks Mike, and if you get the chance you should :)

[@HauntedEarth]

Thanks Kris! Cultural history and the paranormal, do go hand in hand. Pleased you enjoyed. Sir Lionel was a man who today would be reviled by society. His fortune was based on slavery in the sugar trade, and clearly, by his actions in demolishing the original church showed that he had little feeling for other people or religious institutions. So being the sociopath that he clearly was, being buried with a woman would have been an anathema to him. But he did build a beautiful and rare church. :)

[@dawnamoon]

I really enjoyed the tour of the old town, Very interesting with so much history:)

[@kriskmh1]

what a great episode, I am from Australia and appreciate the lengths you goto to show not only the historical area but also the history of England, thanks.. just one thing any idea why that man wanted to be buried away from his wife, other than having enough of her in life,lol

[@rebeccagriggs3262]

The architecture is so beautiful, they just dont make buildings lke this anymore. No creativity at all

[@tonymcnamara9368]

Why would an old building like this be haunted by someone smelling like TCP Disinfectant or, a Hospital as disinfectant is relatively modern? Could the White gown be a Templar Knights tunic for example? I'm finding hard to understand the Hospital smell in connection to the building, surely spirits from different time's can't travel between places/astral planes can they? I always tbought they kept to a point in time where they were alive?

[@benlewis8807]

Great stuff Chris I love your videos

[@HauntedEarth]

My pleasure and pleased very much you enjoyed! :)

[@hell0hkitty]

may i make a correction: a person is 'hanged' not hung. a coat was hung. a man was hanged. just a suggestion.

[@HauntedEarth]

hell0hkitty This should clear this up, Kitty. :) "Our evidence shows that hung for hanged is certainly not an error. Educated speakers and writers use it commonly and have for many years. . . . " Hanged is, however, more common than hung in writing. It is especially prevalent when an official execution is being described, but it is used in referring to other types of hanging as well. . . . "The distinction between hanged and hung is not an especially useful one (although a few commentators claim otherwise). It is, however, a simple one and easy to remember. Therein lies its popularity. If you make a point of observing the distinction in your writing you will not thereby become a better writer, but you will spare yourself the annoyance of being corrected for having done something that is not wrong." (Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of English Usage, 1994)

[@hell0hkitty]

oh thank you for your reply! point taken! i just remember my old business english teacher in high school slamming us for saying it and she distinctly made that clear to us. greetings from new zealand. i am going thru your entire list of videos and enjoy every one of them! i am honoured.

[@HauntedEarth]

hell0hkitty No worries Kitty. Thanks for your enjoyment of my work. Next shoot in early September on a visit to a Knights Templar site :)

[@garysherman4297]

+Chris Halton - Haunted Earth tv Hanged is used when a person or persons (or animal) is executed by means of hanging. Although hung was used by authors in the past, this was generally at a time when grammer was much looser in its application and like spelling, was not applied as rigidly as it is today. It is my view that, although it sounds wrong, hanged is the word you should be using. Also and I understand the need to cultivate an image for the excellent programme you've made, might it not be respectful to remove your hat when in a church? Great series of videos though.

[@richardevppro3980]

Hung or hanged either way they ended up dead so who gives a fly fudge about a bit of grammar..more so if your on the end of the rope about to be Hung!

[@aeligos]

. Nice to see you uploading again. Vimeo just sits there without activity. Are you now back with youtube?? -.-

[@HauntedEarth]

Thanks Christos :)

[@TurningOak]

Love this! Very informative.:)

[@minicg]

Another great video Chris!

[@richardevppro3980]

Did anyone see the mouse or vole run across the road behind Chris at about 6:03 from left side of the road to right side..very fast! and also the flying object that lands in Chris's Hand out side the pub..smashing!

[@HauntedEarth]

Charles - Tonight at mid-night GMT my show includes a full visit to Pluckley :) I have actually written consent from English Heritage to shoot in any of their properties (subject to status :)

[@hyperflexharrington5]

Thanks so much for posting.

[@kakabixlis]

Great Job mate !I really like it :) quality :)!

[@Mglingeri]

Great Video Chris, I loved it,,

[@HauntedEarth]

Thanks Margaret, glad you liked the `man in a hat` :) Appreciate your thoughts.

[@HauntedEarth]

My pleasure, glad you enjoyed :)

[@AlanWattResistance]

Chris you should come to Lincolnshire, there's enough to keep you busy for a day or two, from Poltergeist infested Pie Shops to ghostly decapitaed heads rolling down hills, i kid you not, lol.

[@SIG442]

I think you should return and stay the entire night at this location. With some more things like a K2 meter for example. I have a feeling these spirits were hiding from you and would be more comfortable if you would stick around a longer. This village seems to be a great place to do re-visit in the future.

[@HauntedEarth]

Thanks Cindy - Glad you enjoyed :)

[@georgedonnellan36]

Perfect music for this occasion..

[@ilkinond]

Hi Chris, I much enjoyed this video. Off topic, I wondered if you have seen any of the videos posted by youtube user mellowb1rd, whether you think this activity is genuine, and whether you have seen anything like it yourself. Thanks.

[@1958debs]

Don't see them much here in the San Joaquin Valley. We do have some racing events, though. Fun to watch, not so much to do.

[@HauntedEarth]

Thankyou! And another show at Midnight GMT tonight! :)

[@HauntedEarth]

I`m gradually moving up coast Alan, and hopefully one from your neck of the woods later in the year :)

[@1958debs]

Good luck with KZbin. They're targeting the Dorset Ghost Investigators for no good reason.

[@porwalnikhil290]

impressive one ..............

[@cherylkemper7223]

A shadow high in the right hand corner wearing a hat, is that you, Chris @ 14: 36 ?

[@darrenfry4970]

When you go Chris, you'll haunt some of these old relicts,can picture you with your hat and crombie walking through the graves!

[@francisolivier3671]

how il love the old gohst storys chris hope to see more,, fantastic xx

[@HauntedEarth]

The Dragonflies were in larval form at the time this superfast `Dragonfly` appeared, I`m not sure what it was, but for the fact it struck me at high speed, and then dissolved, makes me realise that this wasn`t `earthly` shall we say. :)

[@DGray-yo9rh]

This looks very similar to what I have seen in the past, which I can only attribute to fairies. That's pretty cool that you caught this.

[@stephenhowlett6345]

Hahaha O dear, I don't think sir Lionel had to much love for his wife, was she a nag or was it him, reminds me of my own grandad who when I was younger I asked him if he was going to be buried with gran, he just said I've put up with her all my life and I don't want to have to do the same for eternity. I never knew if he was joking or not, but my best guess is not. Haha good ole grandad, one of the few who managed to escape the Germans at Arnhem. Interesting program and for some odd reason I love to watch these on a Sunday, I think the music does as much as anything else to take you back in time and imagine how it was.

[@gwinniboots]

Very good video, guys. Love the TCP thing, poor Marjorie.

[@HauntedEarth]

Thanks Donna :)

[@1958debs]

Those little knot-heads on bicycles are a menace. Motor bikes ain't the limit. The bigger the vehicle, the more they like it. And they get foul mouthed if you don't come to a screeching halt when they do.

[@HauntedEarth]

Thank you Gwinni :)

[@TheDamageinc81]

From what I know ... if you make a contribution to the National Trust, you can ghost hunt all you want at Shaw's residence 😋 Even if it goes directly to an employee of a certain location 😉

[@HauntedEarth]

Cycling clubs are far worse! They bunch up and hog the road :(

[@smount87]

very much enjoyed watching this :)

[@NinjaCthulhu]

what a lovely place

[@stephenlancaster2673]

After which Lawrence was hit and killed by a vehicle as Patton was.

[@richardsandford2706]

Have ever been the castle keep in Newcastle

[@Lefemme2]

Always a class act.

[@HauntedEarth]

Thank you, Lefemme :)

[@HauntedEarth]

Thank you :)

[@HauntedEarth]

Appreciated :)

[@HauntedEarth]

Thanks Majbritt :)

[@HauntedEarth]

Thankyou! :)

[@XQ94]

Pretty village!

[@HauntedEarth]

I have serious doubts..

[@Shineymcshine79]

Are you serious with the thing at 13:40? You can clearly see the wings!! It's a Dragonfly. Oh dear.

[@roxannepearls901]

+Shineymcshine79 Totally dragonfly. Oh, well.

[@HauntedEarth]

+Roxanne Pearls If you were able to find the time in reading the comments, you would discover that the incident occurred BEFORE any dragonfly larva had left the water to actually fly. Also the speed is much faster than any dragonfly. But we`ll go with `oh dear` and ` oh well`.

[@harolynallison6876]

Bravo that is how you tell smart know it all's i just found this video i overlooked it but your response to pearly girl was spot on gave me a real laugh

[@richardevppro3980]

Shiney please get a grip on life and think if it was a bug i think Chris would have felt it and seen it please think and look before making shitty nonsense statements!

[@KingNMB1998]

Inbetween 24:50-60 the is something moving in the corner

[@susanrawson6318]

I have been to T E Lawrence's house. It is very small inside and very basic, no luxuries!

[@HauntedEarth]

It`s gotta be the ghosts here. :)

[@tinasheppard6269]

these are brilliant videos.you should come to bath and do our ghost walk its fab .o)

[@cooking23]

now that was GOOD!!

[@HauntedEarth]

Totally :)

[@Rolphul]

Chris would look cool with a beard

[@darrenfry4970]

Rolphul I think he's going for the 50s and60s London gangster look.so a beard would look crap.like putting Nike trainers on the queen!. Just don't fit.

[@susanrawson6318]

Men should remove their hats in church as a sign of respect.

[@irenegronewald7745]

wow

[@suzanneelliott4245]

Dude, hat off inside the New Church. Wow, no respect and no manners. I’m out.

[@richardsandford2706]

Go in 2018

[@paulhayward4383]

you still have your hat on in gods house..

[@richardevppro3980]

me to as i dont belive in any god

[@smount87]

Some religions insist on you covering your head. Some insist on it for men, some for women, some none. I wouldn't read too much into it. His hat is his thing.

[@Tuffydipstick]

Why are you wearing a hat in church? Men are supposed to remove hats in church.

[@eromnud47]

Have some respect and remove your hat!!!!

[@darrenfry4970]

eromnud47 he can't he's keeping the egg warm?

[@HauntedEarth]

Thank you :)