Yes we would love to see some more of those priest-hides , it's fascinating and very interesting and instructive on a historical point. I love the guitar music too it sounds like Jon Sayles , very nice thank you Harvington Hall !
Thank you for sharing these videos. I went to Harvington Hall on a school trip in about 1990 and have always remembered being fascinated with the many ingenious priest holes. It's great to be able to see it all again.
@@meichong8278 sadly no. All plans I had for travel were dropped when my twin sister died (9 months ago) I just lost all urge. I'm hoping to see it but I don't know anyone
@@tesscameron3699 I'm sorry to hear that, it's part of lifestyle tapestry I'm afraid BUT just think a random stranger saw a 3 year old message you wrote ...... and was compelled to write you , hopefully reawakening your dreams to travel and to boot believe it or not I was raised in Scotland .... Edinburgh to be exact .
At the 5min mark, would that be your reflection of movement or Something else? Within that doorway there is definitely movement in the doorway so is there a reflective surface within that space?🤔. Love a good priest hole I do. Very informative video 👍 superb
Would love to see a walkthrough type vid where we see more of a single shot entrance and exit as opposed to a chopped up edit where it gets a bit disorienting looking at multiple angles and shots of wood paneling
