Wills Prehistoric road trip part 2 Visit an ancient stone circle with me on Dartmoor.

[@Tipi_Dan]

To tour the ancient prehistoric sites with you as our guide is an incredible pleasure--- and a privilege.

[@GIBLETTS]

Thanks will , love your trips and explanations

[@Survivethejive]

It is a magical place!

[@rialobran]

So much to see on the moor, I often sit in the settlements and imagine life as it was in the forest of the time.

[@ariomannosyemo9090]

I love the journey you're going on and I love watching you do it. I only regret that I can't do it myself. However, you have inspired me to work towards my own dreams of experiencing a brief moment in the day in the life of our ancient ancestors.

[@ryanbrown5997]

I enjoy these journeys more than you could know, thankyou for taking me with you.

[@timhenderson4570]

Brilliant. I've believed in and felt earth energy for years and searched it out on exmoor next to dartmoor. wonderful to hear you speaking of such things. Thank you for sharing your journey with us.

[@Suburbanstoneage]

Thank you for taking us along on this adventure! Feels Like Home

[@wendyrual7179]

Wow! Felt so magical.... coming across the ponies around the stone, they didn't mind you at all Will, felt your vibes....... Loving this whole journey of yours...thank you for sharing 💕💕

[@gramursowanfaborden5820]

i love how the ponies hang around near it, i know they use them as rubbing stones but it's almost as though they know it is special, too. there absolutely is an energy of some kind. you said in another comment that you're in Cornwall, when you go to your next stone circle bring some dowsing rods with you, approach each stone from the centre of the ring, see what happens.

[@ryanbrown5997]

Im loving these more every upload will. Amazing work!

[@TommyDye]

I have never been to England, yet I have seen that landscape in my dreams before, especially were you crossed the stream.

[@andrewfox7861]

Cheers dude ,I have recently been doing the same on dartmoor ,I walked out to Hingstons stone circle at Down tor ,on the summer solstice ,great vibe ,enjoy your travels both inside and out 🙏

[@kimleebold7822]

Ahh this place is just stunningly beautiful. I can already feel the peacefulness. Those pony’s 🤩😍 this is a good one.. just perfect. Sometimes it’s just necessary to just get away. The ancients really knew what they was doing 🤯

[@antlerzflintfinder268]

It's like I was there with you Will! Hattie's Tump was marvelous I felt the energy with you and it made me feel great. I can only imagine in person how much a pleasure that had to of been. Thanks for sharing your life's journey with us all Will. Cheers!

[@BerserkerGang2019]

One of Will's firsts. It's nice of you for sharing with us.

[@nimmnuts]

Thank you. I’m really happy I came across your channel

[@david_v2.1]

I'm absolutely loving your journey around the ancient sites and through the ancient landscapes. Maybe you'll consider doing the same kind of journey in Ireland sometime! I have Wild Ruins BC, it is a cracking reference book

[@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival]

iDavid I’m definitely going to come to Ireland mate

[@david_v2.1]

Great stuff!! Some fantastic megaliths over here too...I look forward to your visit and videos

[@spikewillow4552]

Thanks for letting me be part of this journey, blessed be brother

[@Chris-yg5vh]

Howdy from snowy Colorado! I love finding and visiting the old sites. There is a memory to them that is unlike any other place on earth. Best wishes and safe travels Will!!

[@JimBagby74]

Greetings from Tennessee. Ride On, Brother!

[@marktotham6193]

Well met!

[@hutchewah]

greetings from oklahoma. man i would love to be there with you that is one cool looking area. i could just feel the history emanating from that area. can't wait for the next leg go your journey.

[@caseyclover1867]

Wow i need to go explore there that looks phenominal! Very beautiful

[@HaggardOutdoors]

beautiful view, man what a trip and what a story you will have. Bee safe my friend.

[@zackwilliamson1129]

This is great!

[@suzannekearns1233]

Omg so amazing

[@dougdorman663]

Amazing how those horses clustered around the standing stone. is it the energy of the place or the energy of the stone. My guess would be both. Simply grand stuff. Thank you sir, from Mojave.

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

Nice.

[@KernowekTim]

Crazy when you think, and realise that all you see there, bar the tors was once invisible, under a cloak of mixed woodland! Then came man with his stone axes, followed by more men with bright axes. In time, the forest was no more, the alluvial tin was mined out, there was no wood to roof their houses, to cook their food and warm them, so mankind moved on to gentler climes. If you go to Kernow, perhaps get to the Penwith moors in the far South West, and visit the Men-an-tol, the Merry-Maidens, and Chysauster, to name but a few. You cannot say you've BEEN to Kernow if you haven't travelled through the 'Hole in the stone'.

[@gramursowanfaborden5820]

Men-An-Tol is a bit special, but like Stonehenge, it's been messed with, Lanyon Quoit is the same, reordered and scrambled about by people who didn't know what they were doing, it's a curious coincidence that those sites are also what get the most publicity, the most authentic and unaltered sites are little known or completely forgotten, like the sun cross carved into the south-facing stone of St Michael's Mount, or the ring of rounds on The Lizard that you can only make out from looking at the satellite images.

[@KernowekTim]

@@gramursowanfaborden5820 Yep, I know, I'm a 62 year old Mylor man, so proper 'old school '. Some of the Maiden stones are in hedges, others used as livestock rubbing stones, etc. Cornish Heritage, and her history has been well and truly 'altered' and sent to scat to suit..

[@gramursowanfaborden5820]

@@KernowekTim i'm 25 but my mother told me about how Bob Warren destroyed an entire stone circle because it was "in the way" of his intended site for a trout farm. you can still visit the remains, between Carnyorth and Newbridge.

[@KernowekTim]

@@gramursowanfaborden5820 May the Gods curse him. It may seem daft to you, I don't kmow, but for me, I'd look at the Menhirs, Quoits, Circles and Barrows etc, but I wouldn't mess with them. On a metal detecting channel I saw a 'monkey man' as I call those that know no better, jumping up and down atop a Neolithic barrow. Those barrows hold ancestors remains etc. Only fools that want bad lick to be-fall them jump up and down on grave sites and destroy ancient spiritual monuments. Bob Warren is one such f###ed up c###. Being old school Cornish might have its quirks, but for me, 'Never knowingly upset the sleep of ancestors' let them and their 'things' well alone. I hope my Welsh cousins poach the death out of his poxy trout farm.

[@gramursowanfaborden5820]

@@KernowekTim poxy it is, no more than a single pit filled with rainwater now. sadly he was a very powerful man and never got his comeuppance. gladly people take the ancient stones more seriously than they used to and now there's a lot of professional level conservation and restoration work happening. check out the Penwith Landscape Partnership and what they do.

[@Kolijaz]

gracias desde Barcelona no dejes de subir cosas :)

[@BoooshofDumnonia]

awesome .. I'm local to the area, if you come back through id be happy to take you to a few places

[@thefeatheredfrontiersman8135]

I wish I could tell will the story about when I got hit by lightning in Wyoming.

[@campsitesweden]

Nice following you!

[@sayterslam]

What was this place used for? I'd love to see these.

[@peterfreeman7420]

Good stuff, will you be visiting Cornwall, have loads of standing stones/ stone circles / Quoits etc. here, keep you busy for months :-)

[@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival]

Peter Freeman yes mate I’m visiting currently

[@peterfreeman7420]

@@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival I live in Penzance, if you are planning to be around this area and have the time would love to have a quick meet up.

[@rusvikinguk]

Standing by that stone Will, you could be in any period of time and it would look more or less the same

[@sarahstrong7174]

Actually this area used to be wooded but trees were cut down to build ships for the navy

[@wildfire1099]

♥️💞✌️🔥🌈💥💖

[@sarahstrong7174]

So those ancient people cannot have been having to work too desperately hard for survival because some of them at least had spare time & energy to cart rocks around? Or was that done by bored shepherds while they watched their flocks?