Blood Red Fields. The Battle of Towton 1461 

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I went to Towton Chapel across from the Crooked Billet pub ( nice beer good service and excellent food for the price) The Chapel is consecrated ground and open to the public 24 hrs a day every day of the year. It is a small Anglosaxon style place and was once in the middle of a village. It is well worth a visit. The walk on Towton is a beautiful walk. Incredibly scenic and tranquil. Well worth a visit, and I go at least once a month and have done thirty years.

@@michaeldoolan7595 i couldnt agree more!!! Lovely place to be despite its history, and yes the crooked billet food and drink is great! Biggest yorkshire puddings i did ever see!. I am up there fairly frequently so may bump into you one day!

I hope we do brother. I had a bow from being five years old. I had three actually. We couldnt afford bow strings so I ended up using old laces from my grandmothers corset. I had pink bowstrings !​@journeywitharrows2742

14:53 ​​@@journeywitharrows2742What I'm going to say has no proof. If you walk down to cock beck bridge. It is a 300 yard walk down a narrow path. The Chapel that Richard built is about half a mile away ( where the pits were found).Not Towton. If you look in the Beck you'll see dressed stone. As in window stone. I think when the Chapel was demolished some of that stone went into the Beck. I can't prove it. However no one dumps fine dressed stone into a Beck to make a bridge. It is very much like farms in Northumbria or my old family farm at Dipton near Conset recycling parts of Roman buildings.

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Thank you so much!! So glad you enjoyed it 🙏 i am looking forward to doing another Battlefield Video.