Who Was The Real Robin Hood 

Ahh glad you enjoyed, really do appreciate your continued support.

​@@the_hooded_man_there's no comment section on here for Me, so I've had to come here..I come on channels and find no comment box whatsoever , this video is very repetitive, you should look how many times you say that robin hood was many men..you repeat a whole section of commentary twice at one point word for word. The structure is all over, with no consistent start/end , it's just a lot of rambling that gets lost within itself to the point of clouding what's already been said. If I ever get spare time from my own creating I'll edit this for you into a more cohesive whole that's easier to follow because although it's unstructured and cloudy the actual content within is great..you evidently filmed your material and then edited it but failed to add linking material and establishing set ups to lead into the different elements of storytelling eg - places from stories ,the person who was people, the historical context , truth or fiction, wrap-up, link to further videos. These elements are all mixed up together tho. Love the thumbnail,.dynamic ,striking , simple yet complex..great use of screen space. The only thing missing....a ? Below hood. That can be remedied in less than a min. Look forward to seeing the individual characters from history videos..hopefully there's one already dropped,.I'm now off to look..apart from my creative criticism , great work. 🙏

@@Sol-Cutta thank you for taking the time to analyse my video. Please don’t edit it though. There is a structure to this video. It may not be fleshed out well, but it’s there. There’s a clear intro and setup then I analyse the various fictional RH works and establish there were several different fictional Robin Hood characters. Then move onto analysing the various historical aspects. I try to end both of these sections off with a ‘recap’, where I do repeat myself, but it’s for the purpose of driving my points home. I finish with a conclusion section which also covers most of what I’ve already said, but again, I’m just recapping and really trying to get those points across. I do appreciate the feedback though. I understand there’s room for improvement, but this is my first attempt at a long form documentary.

@@the_hooded_man_ oh definitely see good things to come, I got that it was your first long form as I read the comment from the guy who said he had been asking for ages for that.. as said this my first view of the channel and as a creator myself I can't help stick my snout in, fortunately most people take it in the intended way, if I didnt like it, I just skip on and don't comment let alone perform autopsies on the cold corpse of your video 😂😂😂 what is nice and we all see this , is in 6 months, a year from now you will look back at this video and see how far on you've come..practice does indeed make....one a lot lot more proficient. Yes , I did certainly enjoy the video as I commented and I looked for more of the same..noted , I won't go doing any edit then, tho to blow my own trumpet im a cracking editor with other peoples footage, for some reason I work best having to shoehorn scenes together where they are immensely difficult to slot in perfect, but perfect I do get them, I've spent a whole week at times getting just one tiny slither of a scene to glue seamlessly, obviously my nature of content creation necessitates using others licensed footage, taking © and making it legally reproduceable. So, I look forward to seeing more long form from you, your channel is already great but that will send it stratospheric 😉👍 You have a great way about you and a engaging persona, you tell a good fable..can't wait for more. All the best Robyn, til your next...🙏🙏🙏

Listen to how much work he's put into his vocality over the lifetimes

That later became the hamster dance

Glad you liked that little Easter egg, brother.. really appreciate your support

Love the nod to one of my favorites

Was my ringtone about 15 years ago. Gonna have to find it again. Haha

@@the_hooded_man_ those are the very awesome things viewers do love yes, and it's great to see In comments someone recognising it, personally I missed that one, I did think it must have relevance but no I didn't twig onto where it was from.😉😁

Glad to hear it, mate.. I was going for a documentary type feel. Appreciate the feedback

Feels like a documentary I found on PBS after school. I love it!

@@jarrenrochester1879 If you wanna immerse yourself, you gotta watch it in low resolution.

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Bless you, brother.. thank you so much for the positive feedback and kind words

Shouldn't you be a William Tell reenactor?

@@Bobario1 William Tell was from Switzerland and used a crossbow.

@@karlgunther-turkisharchery4272 I thought he was from Austria

@@karlgunther-turkisharchery4272 Closer to you than Robin Hood.

Most other Robin Hoods has been played by Aussies, Americans and even one Irish man

The goat

What kinda name is that

​@@Cegorachthelaughinggod an English one obviously 😅 all jokes aside, weird name but fantastic dude.

@@heathertaylor8904 Has to be an old english one

Will do, my friend.. glad there are others who appreciate the beauty of England as I do

​​@@the_hooded_man_ I would love to learn some of the history of these places. Askin from across the pond, in the land of cowboys.

try the Howard Pyle book

@@markrossow6303 I will definitely do so! Thanks!

@@markrossow6303 The illustrations are amazing…thank you…bought it.

@@markrossow6303 wish I could find the book my parents gave me in the early 1960s…I was reading we;l ahead of my age so it wasn’t specifically fir children. It did have some color illustrations…I remember it was fairly thick.

I’ve always had a way with words 😂

@@the_hooded_man_😀Tek it you've watched the film 1969 "Kes" ...lots of old poetic English in it.

Nice one, brother.. proper do appreciate that. Really does mean a lot

I was gutted when someone knocked on my door and I was whisked from an English forest back to my living room in Scotland.

Appreciate the positive feedback, my friend

Thank you kindly 💚

Proper do appreciate that, mate.. ahh yeah man 🍻 if you’re round Notts in August, get yourself down Sherwood. My mates who run the archery and axe throwing are camping there through the holidays

That would be an awesome collaboration as I watch you both and love the historic tales and the natural world.

@@the_hooded_man_ sounds good! Is it family friendly?

@@GrizzlyGaz oh yeah, mate. Fun for all the fam. It’s all part of the Robin Hood festival

If you went to medieval England in your time machine for a month, you'd probably be burned as a witch

Glad to hear it, my friend.. really appreciate it

Glad to hear it, brother.. appreciate the positive feedback

Aye, well my Robin was a forester by trade so he would’ve been well trained and equipped for life in the greenwood.. really appreciate the positive feedback 🙏🏻

Thank you kindly, my friend.. some friends of mine were camping in Sherwood so I paid a visit to their camp

Really do appreciate that, mate

@@AppalachiaRRlover oh yes, there’s a few Robin Hood related Easter eggs in this. Glad you liked it, mate 🤝 really appreciate your support and positive feedback

@@the_hooded_man_ I’m a student of history especially English/Western European history I’m currently am writing a story about an early Anglo Saxon king retold by a 12 century monk so I love learning about how our Robin Hood stories have changed over the centuries

Many thanks, kind ser

My pleasure, mate. Appreciate the positive feedback

Thank you brother, proper do appreciate that

Proper appreciate that, brother

Thank you, my friend. Genuinely appreciate the positive feedback. Yes, Robin of Sherwood is my all time favourite on screen adaptation of the legend. They weren’t afraid to show king Richard in a bad light, they went down the pagan route and they honoured the fact that there were multiple different historical ‘Robin Hoods’ by having Jason Connery take the mantle after Michael Praed left.

Great idea, mate.. I’ll definitely be doing something like that

@@the_hooded_man_ cool 👍 , great video btw

Haha, legend! cheers brother 🙏🏻

oooh... now I have to have a listen...🥰

​@josiethornton7049 the show is free on Tubi, It's amazing

" Robin......The hooded man"...😂😂

@@djsimonrossprice9400 DUN DUNN

​@@djsimonrossprice9400The great thing about that theme song is that you can sing along because you know all the words 😂

And put that shit on BBC America too so I can watch

I agree. Hope we get some full Length 40 min history docs from this guy

Nothing Is Ever Forgotten

Everything is permitted

Nothing is ever forgotten

Thank you, my friend.. your support and positive feedback are immensely appreciated. To answer questions, my accent is a mix of Notth Nottinghamshire and South Yorkshire and my clothing is that of a 14th century yeoman forester.

Appreciate your support, my friend

Thank you, mate.. yes the legend is more complex than it seems. I recommend ‘The True History of Robin Hood’ by J.W. Walker and ‘Robin Hood an historical enquiry’ by John Bellamy These pertain to the history of Robert Hode of Wakefield Also ‘The Outlaws of Medieval Legend by Maurice Keen’ ‘Robin Hood’ by J.C. Holt ‘Robin Hood the English Outlaw Unmasked’ by David Baldwin this explores the link to Roger Godberd

Thanks, I will look into these, much appreciated.

Where is the comment box

@@swingshift. Right here!!

@@ModernFossilOuttakes2004 thank you, mate. Really appreciate the positive feedback

Indeed I will, my friend.. indeed I will

I borrowed it from my mate who runs The Forest Archer shop

Appreciate it, my friend

I’m not too sure of its name. It was in the editing software I used