This was a great one I got to read that book. But I don’t I heard about the haunting black dogs. But those places would like to see. Thanks for this video 🙏

​@DevilsInc323 Thank you Oscar. The black dogs legends are worldwide, you have some of them there in the States too. Very interesting stuff. I keep finding them on my travels ...

Thank you Warren :)

Hey Stuart, thank you so much! Oooooh I shall definitely look into it, sounds like a follow-up video might be needed! 😄 Is it a difficult hiking spot?

Thank you Kev, much appreciated 😊

Thank you so much James! 😅

😂😂😂 I was very tempted to add a "no sh*t Sherlock" in the video but I stopped myself 😂 Thanks Gary! 😁

@@SamWalksALot 😭👍🏻

Hello Paul 👋🏻 thank you so much! You can have a lovely wander around the tors in the area, it's amazing

They were people camping there for the night... imagine that!

@@SamWalksALot I have already been looking at that, asked Warren if he’s interested. Quite like the look of another couple of tors too.

Hi David, thank you! Thank you, first of all for suggesting the Hound of the Baskervilles to me a while back. I hope you don't mind me mentioning you in the special thanks at the end. The church burnt down, and it wasn't rebuilt, they only restored the tower. With all that's going on at that church, I think they're looking after it just in case the legends are true 😂 With all the driving I didn't have the time to visit the other tors, maybe I'll go again one day, and spend more time there. I'm very glad you've enjoyed it. Thanks again!

@@SamWalksALot Thanks for the mention, much appreciated. Not easy to get to a lot of the Tors but well worth trying if you get the chance. Think I'm going to get the book out tonight!! I probably mentioned before but Conan Doyle wrote the first Sherlock Holmes stories when practicing as a Doctor in Southsea just round the corner from where I used to live!! Probably not widely known but there are a number of well known literary names linked to Portsmouth. Charles Dickens was born there, Rudyard Kipling lived there. HG Wells worked (and lived maybe) there (the final seems if the Invisible Man were set there), Conan Doyle played football there and Neville Shute (A Town like Alice) lived there and also had an aircraft factory there, in fact I used to work in one of the hangers at the old airspeed factory. Not bad for a small island city. But I digress (as normal!!) Have a great week!!

Yes, Southsea. I looked at that while researching, as you mentioned it. Didn't know about the others. I've been to Portsmouth a few times, but no time to have a look around. I'll definitely do that next time 😊 Have a great week!

@@SamWalksALot I'll post something on Neville Shute soon. There is a site which documents all the plaques and memorials, there are a lot

Thanks Mark! Glad you enjoyed it, it was a bit of a challenge this one 😅 x

@@SamWalksALot Im just watching it again on the TV. Looks and sounds brilliant 👏 👌 x

Aww thank you Mark, really x

Thank you Al 😁 there's nothing like crossing an archway with a danger sign in front of it, I tell ya 😂 x

Thank you! The tors make for incredible landscape, amazing. And... yikes!

Thank you Cian. It has been intense in the making but fun 😁

Thank you 😁 it was interesting research for sure 😊

Hello Davie! Thank you so much 😊

Thank you! 😊

Hello Jim! Good to see you back. Thank you for watching, and very glad you enjoyed them 😁 Britain awaits! 😊

Thank you so much, Malcolm. It was a fascinating subject for me and that church- I didn't realise it was abandoned before I went... so beautiful and eerie...

Thank you P.! Couldn't have done it without you 🙏🏻

I'm absolutely sure you could have done it without my suggestions...but thank you anyway. Looking forward as always to the next video.

@michaelwhite8031 it would have been a completely different video, if that was the case. Thank you Patrick 😊

Thank you kindly dear lady !

Oooh that's spooky 👻

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