Discover the Hidden Gems of the UK with Lucidity Films!
Embark on an epic journey across the UK with Lucidity Films, your ultimate RU-vid channel for exploring the enchanting castles, mysterious caves, and magnificent cathedrals that define Britain's rich history and breathtaking landscapes.
📸 Unmatched Visuals: Experience stunning drone footage and immersive cinematography that brings every detail to life.
🏰 Historical Insights: Dive deep into the stories and secrets behind each castle, cave, and cathedral, with expert commentary and fascinating facts.
🌍 Adventure Awaits: Join us as we uncover hidden gems, off-the-beaten-path locations, and iconic landmarks that you won’t find in any guidebook.
🌟 Engage and Connect: Be part of a community of history enthusiasts and adventurers. Share your thoughts, ask questions, and suggest locations for us to explore next!
Well done mate. I climbed Ben Nevis for the first time this weekend, as part of the National Three Peaks challenge. We we lucky like you and had a clear day right to the top, which is apparently a very rare thing. However, as we were on the clock we completed the climb in about 2 and a half hours, meaning you don’t get as long to stop take in all those incredible views, so your footage - especially the excellent drone stuff, is something to appreciate.
Just imagine the famous Scot’s who fled to those mountains to escape the Redcoats back in Jacobite Scotland 🏴 Big congrats guys on reaching the summit.
As Lord Raglan is said to have said as he led the Lancers into the Russian guns , and while adjusting his hat, Lord Raglan ( Trevor Howard ) " well , here goes the last of the Brudenells ".😮
I first came across Kinder on my first South to North Pennine Way way back in 1976. That same year 1976 I joined the Army and I returned at the end of my Three Year stint in the Military for a second Pennine Way this time North to South. That was followed by The Coast to Coast West to East and the following year an East to West Crossing. That was followed by a Lands End to John OGroats Hike, a John OGroats to Lands End Hike and after a two year rest from Hiking I packed my bergen for a Complete Coastal circumnavigation of Great Brittian. My Last Hike age 65 was my Darlington to High Force then onto Dufton, Appleby, Kirkby Stephens, Keld, Richmond and back to Darlington two years ago. Now retired and what better way to pass the time is watching others out hiking in the UK. All the Best for your future Hikes, Tony in Essex, a retired Hiker
What an incredible life, Thank you for sharing this, the UK country side is a beautiful part of the world that not many know about so I’m hoping this will be the catalyst for more to enjoy it. Thank you for watching.
@@Lucidtravelling There arte lots who know about it, they all live here. In fact on my first Pennine way I was one of nearly 200 that finished at Kirk Yetholme on the same day, NOT that I could see them behind me as I hiked/walked or hobbled into Kirk Yetholme with my first blister of the Hike. Tony in Essex, a Retired Hiker
Thanks for watching once more, I appreciate the support. These parts of the UK are great for holidays like you said it’s not too hot so it’s more enjoyable without sweating. 😂
I think because it’s not owned by the national trust or English heritage, it’s not advertised as somewhere to visit, but it is a great place. Thanks for watching.
Wow I had no idea Much Wenlock was such a prominent part of the Olympics history! I'm loving your videos Owen. I dont know if my daughter has told you but I absolutely adore doing stuff like this. If I was fitter I would be tagging along making a nuisance of myself... lol
that's the third incarnation of that castle. Stafford castle was the FIRST castle (yes wooden) William the b*stard built to project his genocide of the north merican people and northumberlands, Harring of the North. Afterwards the English and later the Welsh where inslaved to serfdom.
The scenery is just superb. Thanks for this amazing video. I keep collecting your videos and will use them at the English lessons. The pupils will love them for sure. Blessings from Russia.
Jeez! I was interested in learning about this place but (sorry!) I could only endure about 20 seconds of this windy and overblown script. Why do people feel the need to get all poetical and poonicated when they talk about old castles and historical landscapes. Soon they start putting in crap music and amateur hour dramatics as well. Mate. Less is more. There are enough facts about this place to tell a stripped down version which might take hours to narrate. Dont waste your time with this Romantic Adventures foolishness. You mistake what has importance for what has none. Is this history, or holiday fun snaps for mum? It isnt about you or what you feel, or how you want to puff up yourself. When was it built, who built it. Why was it built. Who was notorious. Why were they notorious. What are the oral legends. How was the castle used. What happened here. What does it offer now. You've got 20 minutes, maybe 30 minutes max to tell this story. You dont have a half minute to waste At the Very Start for flabby wordiness. Edit yourself and your opinions out! The castle is what I came to learn about. Ive attended political speeches which were more fun than this - even church sermons - from people I disagreed with about everything. I couldnt bear more than 30 seconds! On a subject I'm interested in. It shouldnt need a grumpy old fu**er like me to tell you that this is self-indulgent swill. You can thank me later
Did enjoy it. Doing Shropshire this August and we are booked to stay in Much Wenlock for a week to do the town and surrounding area - good introduction for us. Many thanks
Heavenly beauty. I live in the south of Russia, in Caucasus, that's why I adore mountains. Thanks so much for another wonder of the world. Blessings from Russia.
Thanks for the beautiful video. I enjoyed watching it and am looking forward to another wonder of the world that is situated in Great Britain. Blessings from Russia.
