Living and Dying on Medieval Dartmoor 

Dartmoor is a very special place. So much history with many locations unspoiled. Fascinating all year round, no matter the season.

I live near Dartmoor but moved away for work, damm I wanna go back after seeing this ..

This is great. It really fires the imagination. I spend a lot of time up on Dartmoor, and this little film inspires me to want to learn more about life through the ages up on the Moor. Thank you!

Fascinating, thanks for sharing this.

Beautiful Dartmoor

Awesome video guys! I am glad you could offer such a good incite into the lives of the people who lived up on the moor. I think I might have been volunteering in the museum at the time you were filming in it. Great work keep it up

Stayed at East Shallowford farm for a week, four or five years ago; the place is amazing and steeped in ancient history. These moors were created in the bronze age when acres upon acres of woodland were burnt down to clear space for farmland. It was in the bronze age that the most land was used in the country for agriculture and no other age has seen more soil go under the plough. I can imagine that during those times it would have been near impossible to travel the moors in the dead of night - my group and I almost got lost as the day faded quickly. To think how ancient and very superstitious minds would have viewed those moors and all the creatures and demons their imaginations may have conjured up whilst living out there.

thanks, this was a great learning experiance

Im a responsible drone operator and use to get great footage on Dartmoor since the blanket ban because of a few people i have since stopped my National Trust subscription until such times we are allowed back ,maybe a licence scheme within membership and with the right drone id's with the new legislation would be a good idea so we can all enjoy the National Parks.

PARADISE ON EARTH!

This is great, I'm a decedent of Ælfric of Shapley and Skerraton (1066 AD). He was a thane to William the Conqueror. I love learning about how my ancestors lived. I would love to visit Dartmoor and the UK one day.

Excellent!

hello emma we met at the triumph museum wednesday you had your lovely boys with you .it was a lovely chat we had .i hope you will still get a 50 cc scooter like i have .and your hubby will let you have one.we watched your documentary on u tube tonight loved it .i also loved your taste in coloured dress sense. mine is emerald green or amber .my name is linda bellamy .im 68 will keep a look out for other things with you in lots of love to you all linda john chris bellamy .upton village bosworth .

really interesting... slightly offputting 'hand action' and slightly disjointed and overpowering background music at every opportunity... but great otherwise

Fascinating, though spoilt a bit by the arrogant assumption that we all work in kilometers.