Abandoned Medieval Plague Village of Wharram Percy, North Yorkshire 

Beautiful, beautiful Yorkshire. Lovely, enjoyed that.

Great video! Love the embedded effects such as the church entrance and bell tower and the monks. Thank you.

great

Beautiful location. To think it was once an active working village,kids probably playing outside,someone tending to the farm animals,people bringing wheat from the fields to be milled,the priest administering pastoral care towards the ill and dying. It demonstrates places are only as important as the people that live there. When not nature reclaims the past.

If those walls could talk...how interesting.

Wonderful presentation. May I suggest you carry a polarizing filter? They especially do wonders when filming through glass or water. Can even be simply held flush with a phone camera.

Thank you for sharing this I wonder why the historical society doesn't put a roof on the church

The enamel sign on the building is from the NER station on the nearby long closed branch line

I need to clarify that Wharram Percy is not in "Southeast Yorkshire", as I suggest at one point. It is in the southeastern part of North Yorkshire, still in the North York Moors. I keep forgetting just how big Yorkshire is. 😇

What were those apparently abbey ruins you passed on the way?

The music in this video couldn't be further from the topic if you took a space shuttle. I would need to see your doctorate certificate and proof of med school before I believed your education Ken.

This isn't a very good video doc.

Over a minute in and all we have here is nothing.