Woww.... i never heard about this place before. Thank you for sharing. Like 20 + full view Have an awesome day!

This looks incredible. This kind of trip is right up my street. A bit of history a bit of myth and secrecy. Just awesome. And beautifully shot as usual. 🖤

Yeah I could definitely spend a lot of time in those woods! They look like a fairytale! Obviously I’d hope not to hear strange noises and see shadows though 😂 the monuments are so cool!! I’d love to go inside the cave! Great video and I love how detailed and helpful it is for people planning a trip there.

Great place to unwind and to have a nice walk.

This is awesome. I can't actually believe we have never been there. This is absolutely beautiful and I love the breath in advice! I literally do this all the time while Ash is driving! haha. What fantastic history behind it too. Wow. Thanks for sharing guys.

Those rocks carry a lot of mystery and history, I love them. Thank you very much for sharing it and I hope you have a very good weekend. Regards

We would be very happy to stay at that campsite! One of the things that captivates me about this temple is that it's not perfectly landscaped around it. Love to see the ferns and tall grass occupying all the nooks and crannies. Some spooky stories... but I agree, it comes across as being peaceful.

We love unusual places! This did seem quite tranquil with the sounds of the birds...it would be interesting to see how different it looks in fog.

Amazing place!

Very interesting Stonehenge-like temple. You are right, even though not that old, it is very mysterious-looking with all the growth around it. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend 😀👍

Been many times. Lovely place and walk to the reservoir.

Super nice colors and being in the nature! The view is incredible looking over the Leighton reservoir!

A very interesting place with some fantastic history! Thank you for sharing :)

Hi Fellow Travelers! Thanks for sharing your adventures in the UK!

Place of ancient Britain.

OMG! It really seems like Stonehenge haha! Really cool rock formations and didn't even know that this place existed! It's just so interesting to think that somebody went through the trouble of lifting the rocks and stones and making sort of a monument stacking it all! Can't wait to check out the other videos from this series

This looks like a really cool place to visit. I like to visit ruins xx

went here today was cool

Beautiful place, I remember the roads being nearly the size of a footpath.

it is a very interesting place, thank you for all this historical information you shared. its always so nice to learn new every day

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Such a blessing to see places I may never make it to..Wonderful footage...Thumbs up from me! :) Thanks a million for bringing us along on this fabulous tour :) Keep it up your good work! Greetings from Poland 💕💕

That looks amazing! We will definitely visit it when we go to Yorkshire Dales!

Thanks for showing us around Druids Temple. New subscriber here, from Scotland.

Did you know it's Yorkshire Day today? Happy Yorkshire Day lol! Great coverage of the Druid's Temple. We'd been to Ripon before but not seen this, so thank you :-) Just subbed - have a great weekend. Best, Holly, Clive and Claudia at Fern the Camper

Beautiful place, love to visit there. ❤️

This place looks so cool! Looks like there is tons of nature to enjoy all around. Would love to visit someday!

I knew there are plenty of prehistoric Stonehenge-style heritage sites around Britain, but I haven’t heard about this one. Looks like an interesting place to visit. Thanks for another great informative video! 👍 Also, thanks for the driving tips. Might come handy when next time in the UK. 😀

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Off the beaten track bit beautiful place once you found it I rode there a few times years ago and I actually had my dinner on the alter without knowing about devil worshipping on the same place I ate my lunch lol I heard about it afterwards and also heard that a man lived out there for 7 years eating mushrooms and other stuff and went totally insane

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Nice Videos

Interesting place! We've been to Stonehenge which was big. This one is in the bush with trees. I can see where you would expect it to be creepy. Did you go in the cave? I enjoyed your info commentary. Thanks for sharing! 😀👍

Very cool and super interesting!. Where can i find more info on this!? thanks! :)

wow nice place. i can't believe in my eyes. can you camp here. ?

I went here few months ago and was ace…..

Oooo! I'm itchy to travel to places with history! We don't have anywhere quite like that here...We booked a flight in January 2020 for February 2021... but I'm feeling less and less confident. Do you get snow in Yorkshire? We are looking for a wintery alternative if plans fall through.

Beautiful 😍 Loved the video. Nice music too. Well done. 💪 Thanks for sharing. Subscribed to follow your adventures #480. We make adventure videos too, I hope our channels grow together. 👍

Any camping links for nearby spots?

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Some ravers had a rave there some years ago loads from Manchester and other places gathered and music and off there heads but they disrespected the place and broke trees down set fires and other wrongful things that is so horrible to do this in such a special 1off place that sees thousands of visitors each year from everywhere despite rumours that there's ghosts there but even if there is they did not bother me

Why do you think the hermit wasn't allowed to speak to or see anyone for years? Not even go for a hair cut. Don't you think it may be something to do with the horrors he witnessed there?

This was made by a local landlord right 200 year ago .because people didn't had job so he tried to help them ?

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Looks like it's been a place of Pagean worship. A Siva temple. Definitely not 1800s.. it should around 15000 years or so.. Carbon dating records are essential.