The Walk - EP 136 - Ruin On The River - A 1000 Year Old Chapel - Haughton, Nottinghamshire

[@norfolkinway7645]

Interesting indeed. So much history to absolve. Certainly, nothing built now will stand the test of time.

[@IckeWalks]

Don't think they'll be exploring a wimpy home in a thousand years!

[@bwaynesilva]

Great stomp guys. That ols chapel reminds me of a church we stayed next to with my wife's friend in Devon back in 1994. It was still standing and 1,000 years old, Their house was attached and used to be an old tavern.

[@IckeWalks]

That sounds amazing. Worth an explore?

[@bwaynesilva]

@@IckeWalks I was wrong about the date, more like the 1200s. Recently restored. www.achurchnearyou.com/church/8986/

[@LeiceExplore]

Brilliant little video Gareth. That could’ve been a ruin in a town called tumbleweed in another life. I love stuff like this with a passion. Cheers bruvvah.

[@IckeWalks]

Totally random find, mate. Google is good for something after all. Bevercotes defo worth an explore too, but from what I could see of the trackbed, I'd have needed to film on the back of a combine harvester.

[@barbarapearce3634]

Wow. Just beautiful. Fantastic that that much has survived.

[@IckeWalks]

More than I thought there would be!

[@claireg1717]

Amazing again. It does make you wonder if you started excavating around the pillar how far it would go down? This windows though...

[@stevenberryhill9209]

Stonework from that long ago. History! Thanks English/Scottish guys ;)

[@callumtew2693]

Hello Gareth a nether great video I am loving the content keep up the good work take care peace and love xx

[@IckeWalks]

Thanks mate

[@IZingari]

Another great video Gareth , and I just love the T Shirt ( make Orwell fiction again) Thanks

[@IckeWalks]

Cheers mate!

[@alfaubrom]

Hayup Gareth, my dad rode around England in the mid to late 1950s on his international six day trial competition but with road gearing BSA Gold Star, motorcycle as it was a pretty fast mount for the day he could journey halfway across England an back in time for tea! he’d visit towns with beautiful churches or cathedrals he stated you could suss out a lot of local history just from the tombstones, he developed a theory that Churches and Cathedrals where Harmonic centres for repair being a big fan of Organ music he marvelled at the various pipe organs he came across an found them to have had certain tubes an infrastructure replaced this developed in to a theme whereby he noted it was an alteration of frequency from 432hz to 440 hz this occurred from mid to late 1850s right up to the 1950s not only did this occur but also all sheet music was altered to the favoured tracks in the new key of A at 440hz the owners of the sheet music where Rock er fellas, all the classical music an jazz standards as he had copies of the old and new being a fan of chamber music, it is noted there are plenty of churches that exist that have never been connected to a village certainly in Norfolk it as if they where energy transporters or Resonators for our harmonic repair. Great walk this that’s a low window look oks like the roofs on the floor? Cheers

[@IckeWalks]

I think they took a lot of the church to use to build one in Walesby around the 1700s.

[@claireg1717]

@@IckeWalks Which Walesby Gareth? There is one near me.

[@RaggyAl1971]

Gareth,the Canadians you mention were Canadian aircrew flying in an RAF squadron,just like the Polish fighter pilots did during WW2.

[@IckeWalks]

Ah! Thanks for that

[@alicebutler2007]

Theyve really tidied it up since i last saw it. You couldn't walk around inside that well for random stones, I'm guessing these are now in the nettles round the back. Theres loads of bit left round Bevercotes, even the street lights on the way in are for the pit.

[@IckeWalks]

Yes I noticed them. Will definitely do this one when I'm back in the area.

[@meandmyguitar]

❤

[@IckeWalks]

Freedom

[@meandmyguitar]

@@IckeWalks 😆

[@MummaBear]

Google is not the WWW. Please stop saying Google told me. You searched online to find answers. A webpage gave you an answer 👍 Google is an advertising company. I love these videos. 💕

[@IckeWalks]

In this case, it literally was google as I was on google maps when I spotted it said 'Chapel (Remains)'. But I get your point!

[@alexaustinhorsebackarchery]

The sun is in the south at mid day .

[@IckeWalks]

Boom! Thats that then!

[@edwardjohnson7059]

Great vid but it's Bevercoates as in Bevy.. not beever.

[@IckeWalks]

Wouldn't be a walk if I wasn't pronouncing places wrong!

[@Moradude99]

Save the tomboys 😂😂😂

[@IckeWalks]

Absolutely