The Town That Inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula | IN PLAIN SIGHT

[@rodchambers2529]

Good to see an appreciation of the OG Vampire.

[@ThatNinjaGuy]

You guys deserve way more views and recognition for the quality of your content.

[@blametl4921]

Well it’s a relatively new channel not a big backlog at the moment so KZbin isn’t likely to promote it

[@razzmatazz1974]

good to see you again Robin! great video

[@Paran01d_Andr01d]

Excellent video Robin! I actually work for the company that runs the Wesley Hall Whitby Jet museum and a number of the jewellery shops throughout the town, so I am lucky enough to get to spend a lot of time in Whitby

[@Uncovered_YT]

Oh that's awesome!

[@Leash_Canada]

Beautiful buildings!! Thank you for taking us on this journey with you Robin!!!

[@Uncovered_YT]

My pleasure!!

[@0pMarK]

Great video. Thank you.

[@EddyGurge]

This was sooo good. Keep it up, I love your adventures!

[@Mister.E.]

Keep up the good work and uploads guys! Always a great day when a new video gets uploaded on this channel. Takes me back to the old AllTime Conspiracies and Uncovered days. The person behind Robin in the tunnel gave me a jump scare also lol

[@battlepants5818]

Cozy video.

[@caseclosed9342]

Although I watched it when you first uploaded it to I had to rewatch when you put it here because it’s so good! I know Robin’s a dad now so he will be busy but I hope some day Dracula makes it into the Robin Reads library at some point (along with more Sherlock Holmes). Also, I found it interesting that Captain Cook was from Whitby and has a monument there because here in the US he also has a monument in Hawaii where he died. Kind of crazy someone from humble beginnings in Whitby would end up dying battle halfway around the world and having his heart eaten by locals…

[@Uncovered_YT]

You know I'm keen 😉 🧛‍♂️🦇