Fabulous! I love your animation, and the soundtrack is amazing. Great story - the Irish prevailed and drove out the Vikings. Well done, my friend 👍. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your weekend 😀.
@TheCuriousCeltСағат бұрын
Hi Jim, Thanks so much for the great feedback . It was a lot of work , but I think it turned out mostly OK. Take care my friend. 🤠🍀
@ropi8739Күн бұрын
Oh wow. I appreciate whoever made this video. I finally see what it's meant by faerie fort, and that is important for me as I suspect we have them where I live but we don't know what they actually are, hence the wrong way to do things around them.
@TheCuriousCeltКүн бұрын
Hi , Thanks for watching and commenting , it`s much appreciated . 😊 Yes , always best to be respectful , if you think the Faeries may be involved...👍🍀
@barryhackett4227Күн бұрын
See that stone building you where sitting in it's a fridge where they store the food
@TheCuriousCeltКүн бұрын
Hello Barry , Thanks for watching and commenting. 👍 I am pretty sure the stone huts at the monastic site are Beehive monks cells , similar to the ones on Skellig Michael and other places. Food would most likely have been stored in a souterrain , a stone lined under ground passage or chamber . This way no light gets in and it stays at a constant cool temperature. 🍀
@117PHENOM2 күн бұрын
That's the old graveyard near Portglenone forest.
@TheCuriousCelt2 күн бұрын
🌳🌳🪦🌲🌳....👍🍀
@ExploringwithWade4 күн бұрын
I really enjoy where you take us since it is so different to my part of the world. The history is really fascinating to me and I would love to visit one day. They did an amazing job at the reconstruction and nice to see the man took over and cleaned the site up. My kind of place. Thanks for this!
@TheCuriousCelt4 күн бұрын
Hi Wade ,Thanks for taking the time to stop by, Much appreciated . 👍 Funny , I enjoy your content for the same kinda reason....not many big open spaces here . And your historic forgotten buildings etc reflect the variety of early settlers that made a new life for themselves . Hope you and yours are all good. Catch you later. ✌️🍀
@dayadventureswithgasper7 күн бұрын
Thanks for showing us around The Ulster history park. Such an amazing outdoor museum. Very nice historical architecture and beautiful landscapes. Nice videography and information. Enjoy the day my friend.
@TheCuriousCelt7 күн бұрын
Thanks so much for watching and commenting , it`s genuinely appreciated my friend. 😊👍🍀
@mariekelly201612 күн бұрын
Nice to see you are getting out and about ✅☘️
@TheCuriousCelt11 күн бұрын
Hi Marie.🤗 Aye , not as often as I would like. 🌻🍀
@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.114 күн бұрын
Nice work
@TheCuriousCelt14 күн бұрын
Thank you very much for the great feedback. 👍🍀
@susanmartin968214 күн бұрын
Hi Curious. This was a fascinating visit to the history park. The monastic settlement was impressive, the tower and monk's cell particularly. Sorry the crannog was gone....I have a 'thing' for crannogs. The replica on Loch Tay, Scotland, burned 3 years ago, but a new, larger museum is now across the Loch. Hope to see it someday. The court tomb didn't feel 'quite right' as you said, but couldn't help but get a wee shiver when you went inside. Good thing you could warm yourself by the fire. Enjoyed this experience very much. Take care and Thank you. S 🕯🌑🕯
@TheCuriousCelt14 күн бұрын
Hello Susan, nice to hear from you as always . 🤗 I also have a thing for crannogs , my dream home would be a modern version , on a small private lough full of Brown Trout..... Oh yes I was so gutted when the Loch Tay crannog burned , I remembered seeing it on an episode of Time Team years ago. I guess the idea of having an open fire inside a wooden structure with straw on the floor , was always going to be risky . The ancestors no doubt had similar accidents from time to time. I had a look at the new facility you mentioned, it`s is really looking good now , And I believe the construction of the first of three new crannogs started in May . I would love to spend some time in Alba , I used to be over 2 or 3 times a year , but not since covid . It would be nice to get over in the spring , if I do hopefully I`ll get to Loch Tay. Stay safe my friend.🕯️🌒🕯️ 🌻
@david_v2.114 күн бұрын
I climbed up to the cairn on Mullaghcarn in March and intended to visit this place afterwards as it's just across the road from the forest carpark but I spent so much time on the mountain it was very late when I got back to the car. Looks really good for a wander around...is there an entrance charge? Nice to see you met some of the local wildlife too!
@TheCuriousCelt14 күн бұрын
Hello David , Aye there is a £3 charge ,payable at reception . I reckon it`s worth it , plus you do get a map. The Red Deer are in a pen and pretty tame. I think if the fawn hadn`t been there, one of the does at least may have came right up to the fence. After the park I took the scenic drive around Gortin Forest and stopped for a picnic at the start of the summit trail . I saw a couple of wild Sika about 20M away which was nice . Also saw my first ever Red Squirrels . I don`t think I would make the summit from the main carpark, but I wouldn`t mind doing the last section sometime. Did you get any drone shots of the big girl ?
@david_v2.114 күн бұрын
@@TheCuriousCelt it was so cold up there with a good dusting of snow on the summit and the wind was fierce and biting...I could barely keep my hands out of my pockets longer than 5 seconds, I just got a few pics plus some video clips and left inside 5 minutes...couldn't wait to get back to the car! might see if there's enough footage for a very short video.
@HaswellTravelled15 күн бұрын
Wonderful showing of the Glenpark Estate - so many fabulous structures. Nice it was taken over and reopened. Well done, my friend 👍. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your weekend 😀.
@TheCuriousCelt14 күн бұрын
Hi Jim , I always appreciate you stopping by my friend. Thanks for your wonderful comments and the regular support. 👍 Stay safe bud. 🤠🍀
@stormcloud143515 күн бұрын
Great film CC! Still struggling with the fact these are all replicas - they look so real 😮. Thoroughly enjoyed the tour on a peaceful day out . Thanks for sharing 👍
@TheCuriousCelt14 күн бұрын
Hi Stormy , always a delight to read your comments. Your support is very much appreciated. 🌹🍀
@Caro-fr8fs15 күн бұрын
Great video. Thank-you for sharing
@TheCuriousCelt14 күн бұрын
Many thanks for watching and the great feedback. Take care. 😊🍀
@BeforeCaledonia15 күн бұрын
Those reproductions are very very well made, the Irish round tower looked spot on. Thanks for this video, Martin.
@TheCuriousCelt14 күн бұрын
Hello Martin , Thanks for stopping by and commenting . Aye the stone work at the monastic site is stunning. Have you ever thought of visiting the new crannog centre at Loch Tay...? I know it`s a lot further forward in history than you normally cover , but from what I have seen on line I think it would be great content for your channel , the Iron Age village looks fab. 👍🍀
@HaswellTravelled21 күн бұрын
Hello, my Celtic friend! Wonderful time spend with the Spirits at this historic toumb. Great capture with your devices. I bet the spirits do understand you and appreciate your respect and dedication. Well done, my friend 👍. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your weekend 😀.
@TheCuriousCelt19 күн бұрын
Hi Jim 🤠 , I always appreciate your support my friend.👍 Thanks for your wonderful comment it means a lot. Hope you're keeping well and getting out and about. 🍀
@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.126 күн бұрын
Nice Work & Video 👍
@TheCuriousCelt26 күн бұрын
Thank you for the excellent feedback. It means a lot. 👍🍀
@crystalotus6861Ай бұрын
What an astoundingly beautiful location. Thank you for taking us there. I'm wondering if a pendulum might aid in communication. Just a thought. I include bird song/sounds as forms of communication from spirit so I pay special attention to them when out as well as any other animal signs. Blessings.
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
Hello Crystal 🤗 . Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for your suggestion, I have tried working with a pendulum in the past , to be honest I never really bonded with it ,and I think that there are too many variables which can influence it naturally , especially outdoors. I am with you on the spirits using birds and animals to communicate. My wife had a beautiful experience with a Robin not long after her niece past . Since then I am always more observent when outside. Thanks for your support my friend. Take good care.🙏🍀
@crystalotus6861Ай бұрын
@@TheCuriousCelt I don't personally get on with pendulums either lol.
@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.126 күн бұрын
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@camillion100Ай бұрын
Thank you for this, beautiful location 🙏
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it.😊 Thanks for watching and commenting.🍀
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@HaswellTravelledАй бұрын
Hello there! Too bad about the clouds for the soltice - so it goes. But wow - great capture with the SLS app. Well done, my friend 👍. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your weekend 😀.
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
Hello Jim, Nice to hear from you bud. Thanks for your support. 🤠 Take care...👍🍀
@stormcloud1435Ай бұрын
Solstice Greetings CC! 🌞That was an epic and awesome film and I thoroughly enjoyed it. 👍 I don't know how you manage all those cameras at once, but it proves you are "physically" alone. The stick figure captures were great and most interesting, especially with the positioning of them. As for the Many bleeps and communication, I think spirit may understand your intent and consciousness rather than the language you speak. Love & Light has no boundaries. I could see the many emotions you went through as the episode went on. You are clearly Empathetic. I found your time "just being" very mindful and I too went through many emotions as I watched. The Ancestors always choose the most exquisite of landscapes and this place does not fail to impress. Seeing how it would have looked was both informative and sad as so little remains today. This was an Excellent film CC and I look forward to the next. Brightest Blessings To You & All Your Subscribers. 😁
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
Awesome comment Stormy my wee friend. May love and light surround you always. 💐🍀
@stormcloud1435Ай бұрын
WOW! A Teaser indeed.......! Find the Full Spectrum very interesting. Looking forward to the full episode at this Beautiful site. 👍😁
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
Hi Stormy , Thanks. See you on the next one.🌞🍀
@steverogers4553Ай бұрын
Great video. Well done.
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
Thanks so much Steve .I really appreciate your feedback.👍🍀
@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.126 күн бұрын
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@david_v2.1Ай бұрын
Funnily enough a helicopter flew over me when I was there, I thought it might have been a coast guard helicopter. Music is the universal language and the most basic form of that is a rhythmical beat...have you thought of bringing a bodhran and tapping out a rhythm to see if you get a reaction, maybe it is something they would recognise...I think you tried the jews harp before at Carnanmore didn't you? That was a cool animation showing it with the mound and kerbstones Great video!
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
No way... what a coincidence...🚁 . Maybe it's common, there's a lot of millionaires on the north coast. Yes ... great suggestion re the drum , it's something I would love to try , I was thinking more of a shaman type drum rather than a bodhran but it's academic as I don't have access to either. I tried a little bit of drumming music from my phone at Knockoneill , but I don't think the spirits were impressed.😆 Not enough resonance. I"ll put it out to the universe and see if one comes to me.🙏 Glad you enjoyed the video, gonna try something similar at Ballypatrick next chance I get.👍🍀
@pttpforeverАй бұрын
Hello from Washington State, U.S.A. It's 2 a.m. and I'm up because I felt the need of a cup of herbal tea and a bit of time to myself while my life partner is asleep. Yes, my interests include all those you mention in your channel description. What caught my attention to your channel was the mention of Co. Antrim because it's the place some of my ancestors left to come to the states in the 18th century. And just as I had learned this, a Time Team episode featured a Neolithic hilltop settlement along this same Northern coastline of Co. Antrim, perhaps not far from Mount Druid? I find myself very drawn to that era and in that place. More, I fell in love with Great Britain as a teenager when I spent 6 weeks there studying British Lit. and seeing the sights including Stone Henge. That was 'back in the day' when a person could walk among the standing stones. I knew right away the feeling there was different, but I was too young to understand it. Now I do. I didn't know white quartz was sacred to the Ancients, but I've collected it all my life. Raised in the Episcopal Church followed by exploration and practice in Eastern spirituality, now in my '70's, I find myself more drawn to so-called Western Pagan spirituality and practice on my own. I've taken up herbal medicine and spending as much time as I can outside in the woods and fields. I know I'm doing what I'm meant to do now. Learning, yes, and also communing and celebrating our Great Mother. Love Her and she'll love you in return. Peace and Blessings to you and yours. May we meet one day in the clearing at the end of the path.
@cynicalbАй бұрын
Wow this is in Ireland not britian
@cynicalbАй бұрын
Pre historic Ireland in the title should give it away..🔥🌳💧🌛🌚🌜🇮🇪
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
Hi Susan, Thanks for sharing your story. It sounds to me like you are finally on the green path your spirit has been yearning for. It must have been amazing to visit Stonehenge back in the day. I have never been, and I don't think I will. Went to Orkney though , hugged all the monuments there...😆 Glad to have you along my friend. Take care and have a blessed weekend.🌞🍀
@pttpforeverАй бұрын
@@TheCuriousCelt Orkney! Yes! The Standing Stones of Steness and Skara Brae.
@susanmartin9682Ай бұрын
Hello Curious. Thank you for sharing this wonderful experience. It's a strange feeling, but I also sense the emotions of the spirits when you are connecting with them. I often shed tears during your investigations. Desecration and destruction to the ancient burial and gathering sites is quite upsetting and I wonder why I am so touched by it. Your ending ritual is important. Do you ever offer flowers to the spirits as symbols of peace and gratitude? I truly believe that what we find beautiful in Nature are the very same things our ancient ancestors considered beautiful as well. This longer video was lovely and I look forward to another. Take care. S 🌻🌷
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
Hello Susan, lovely to hear from you. I hope you're well and doing ok... Interesting how you sense emotions , I seem to pick up on spirit emotions more now than years ago. Maybe we are empathetic. Glad you enjoyed the video, I like making these longer investigations, and I have an idea for the next one. Take good care Hen.🌻🍀
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
Susan I forgot to thank you for suggesting flowers as an offering. You are quite right , real beauty is timeless . I did bring a few mini Daffs to Tamneyrankin Court Tomb on Ostara a couple of years ago , but I think I will bring a few flowers next time and try it again. 🌼 Bless.🍀
@susanmartin9682Ай бұрын
@@TheCuriousCelt Hello again, Curious. Wanted to say that after I had sent the first message, I began to think my suggestion about flowers sounded a bit bossy. It was not meant that way, and I appologize if it hurt your feelings. I remembered your mini daffs but not until you had mentioned them. ♥
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
@@susanmartin9682 Dear Susan please don't feel bad , I didn't consider it bossy at all my friend. I just took it as you meant it , as a simple suggestion. Absolutely nothing to apologize for, I am always open to sensible suggestions ,and love to hear from you. I can tell you are a sensitive soul and that's something we have in common. 🌻🍀
@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.126 күн бұрын
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@connorricketts1323Ай бұрын
thankk you really loved this
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
Hi Connor, Thanks for the great feedback. I know this type of content isn't for everyone, so it's nice when someone genuinely gets it. Hope you have a great weekend.👍🍀
@connorricketts1323Ай бұрын
@@TheCuriousCelt i like this type you should do it more often
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
@@connorricketts1323 Cool...I do have an idea for another one. Hopefully I will get out again soon.🍀
@connorricketts1323Ай бұрын
@@TheCuriousCelt can't wait
@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.126 күн бұрын
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@david_v2.1Ай бұрын
Nice place to be at the solstice, sunset or no sunset...beautifully sited monument! despite the gorse😃interesting results on the SLS thing😮
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
I was so glad to finally get up there David , I sometimes feel drawn to a sacred site for some reason and this has been calling me for a few years now . I spent about 4 hours up there when I went back , it flew past pretty quick I was so involved in the whole experience. After doing some more research and reading the original report from the archaeological excavations in 1939 , I am surmising that the two spirits in the video are the souls of the two people for whom the tomb was built. I have a lot of footage from 5 cameras to stitch together so get in some snacks, the next video could be a bit longer than usual. 👍🍀
@david_v2.1Ай бұрын
Yes I know how you feel...it is one site that I will definitely return to at some point. Looking very much forward to your big video on this tomb! Have you ever dowsed at these sites? I've just watched a video of 2 guys dowsing at Avebury...very interesting responses on the rods! I downloaded one of those SLS apps today and walked all around the house looking through it. Nothing significant although it briefly showed a stick figure each time a guitar came into view...I live in a house full of haunted guitars 😆
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
@@david_v2.1 😂 ...aye , the same thing happened in my house, mapped in the odd piece of furniture and the antlers I have on my wall . But it usually maps out the shape of the object. Can be a bit glitchy as well , but hey , it only cost a couple of quid. A proper SLS set up is around £300 upwards. Been curious about dowsing for many years, I still remain hesitant to do any sort of divination from dowsing to Ouija Board to Spirit box etc, my belief is that divination opens the veil to the Spirit world and sometimes negative things can come through and make your life hell. That said, dowsing is an age old skill that has in general been a benefit to people. Still curious,but I would need to learn more about it.
@laurelronan1777Ай бұрын
What a beautiful spot. A wonderful Summer to you, looking forward to the full episode 🌞
@TheCuriousCeltАй бұрын
Hi Laural , thanks so much for watching and your lovely comment. I always appreciate you stopping by my friend... Have a great weekend. 🌞🍀
@donnasmyth452 ай бұрын
Just on my doorstep. You mentioned 5 others remaining. Where are they, please? Im really enjoying your channel.
@TheCuriousCelt2 ай бұрын
Hi Donna , thanks for your support , and your question. I have put up a map for you on my Community Tab. Hope this helps. 👍🍀
@donnasmyth452 ай бұрын
@@TheCuriousCelt I made a comment on your community post..but it disappeared into the ether! Thanks very much for posting that! I never knew about the other ones, which must be on private land..thanks again!
@Strix070242 ай бұрын
An immigrant camp was proposed to be built on the site of two fairy forts in Ireland. Consultants and construction workers from England were brought in and either not knowing or caring about the ancient folklore, disturbed the forts. This morning, it was reported a major accident occurred at one of the sites, with ambulances and a helicopter needing to be sent in so it must have been serious. Believe what you want about faeries and Irish folklore but you must respect these sacred, historical places! 🇮🇪☘️🧚🏻♀️
@TheCuriousCelt2 ай бұрын
Thanks for the report, personally, I am not at all surprised. John Delorean and business man Sean Quinn both destroyed Faerie sites and very bad things happened to them both. Thanks for watching and your excellent comment. 👍🍀
@wingmanhoy39992 ай бұрын
Looking forward to visiting at some point, very beautiful, all the very best, health and happiness.
@TheCuriousCelt2 ай бұрын
Thank you Wingman. I appreciate your support and wonderful comment . 😎👍🍀
@david_v2.12 ай бұрын
Sorry, didn't realise you uploaded had this, as usual the notifications are pants...I think I'm subscribed to way too many channels. I don't know how you do it but this is a stunning visualisation! Got to have been hours of work put into something of this quality...methinks you're either a professional film-maker or a modern day Merlin to conjure up this window into the past!
@TheCuriousCelt2 ай бұрын
Thanks so much David,that made my day.😀 Probably more Merlin really, my wee PC isn't up to editing 4K anymore.Only have 8GB of RAM and it's pretty clogged up with cached crap. Not much of a computer nerd , been trying a couple of things to increase performance but it's still very laggy. I think I will have to look into getting a custom hard drive with plenty of poke . Very frustrating as I have just bought a Pocket 3 and an Action 2 and converted my GoPro to full spectrum. Ah.... I'll see how it goes. Thanks again for the great feedback bud.👍🍀
@david_v2.12 ай бұрын
How did you convert the GoPro to full spectrum?...can you direct me to a website that shows how to do that. I have a GoPro 9 that I wouldn't mind trying that with
@TheCuriousCelt2 ай бұрын
@@david_v2.1 No worries David, I bought a full spectrum lens from a UK company called Infraready about 6 months ago, at that time it was pre order only and it took 3-4 weeks to arrive. Check out their website for details. The lens seems to give a good 4K quality FS image in my limited tests , but I found it a bit of a faf fitting it as the lens is hard to grip being so small . Still ,got there in the end after a few trys . The FS video in sunlight is pretty trippy ,😵😵. And you can get some creative photos as well. I bought a wee infrared light with a hot shoe fitting which works pretty well indoors for night vision. Not so good out doors though , some sort of IR or FS torch would be needed as well. Let me know if you get sorted and I`ll give you a tip for fitting it. 👍
@david_v2.12 ай бұрын
Had a look at the website...they have cameras already converted to full spectrum for not a bad price. That appeals to me more than ripping apart a camera that could be used as backup or dashboard cam. Thanks for the advice! Looking forward to seeing videos shot with the new cameras!
@michaelcrowley29002 ай бұрын
Beautifully made and narrated
@TheCuriousCelt2 ай бұрын
Thank you Michael, I appreciate that sir . 👍🍀
@OdinSmilesRavensLaugh720513 ай бұрын
People will never forget the name of Ivar the Boneless ⚒️
@lorddragonya3 ай бұрын
Very cool brother
@TheCuriousCelt3 ай бұрын
Thanks ...Your support is much appreciated bud. 👍🍀
@Caro-fr8fs3 ай бұрын
Loved this video - have just watched it twice! Thanks for sharing
@TheCuriousCelt3 ай бұрын
Hi Caro , thanks for the great feedback. It means a lot. 😀🍀
@stormcloud14353 ай бұрын
I watched 6 times in a row and each time louder...! 👍🍀
@frozenmist-w4k3 ай бұрын
Masterpiece mate, anything to do with the Vikings in Ireland has me hooked. Brilliant edit ,really enjoyed this one !! Well done .
@TheCuriousCelt3 ай бұрын
Good evening Colin , awesome feedback my friend . Thankyou . Glad you enjoyed it. The hoards are out there , keep swinging. ⚔🍀
@stormcloud14353 ай бұрын
WOW! Your creativity knows No bounds CC - that was Awesome!😮 It was an Extremely well edited film and I learnt a lot. It must have taken you an age to put together. Well Done. The music, sung by , Colm ( Yes that`s my real voice ) McGuinness,😆 Really brought the whole story to life. It filled me with emotion and I had to watch it again, but louder - that's how good it was! It's a Big Thumbs Up from me 👍and though different from your regular films, I still thoroughly enjoyed it. 😁
@TheCuriousCelt3 ай бұрын
Thank you sooo much Stormy. 💚 I always look forward to reading your comments , you are a constant light in a dark world...beannachtaí agus gra. 🙏😘
@lifesahobby3 ай бұрын
Nicely done
@TheCuriousCelt3 ай бұрын
Thanks Owen. I appreciate you stopping by bud .👍🍀
@mariekelly20163 ай бұрын
Please share was that the music from Peyton Parrish absolutely brilliant ☘️
@TheCuriousCelt3 ай бұрын
The music is the theme from the Vikings TV show sung in old Norse. Never heard of Peyton Parrish... glad you enjoyed it.🪻💚
@stormcloud14353 ай бұрын
Vikings theme tune sung by Colm McGuinness..... 🍀
@TonyM5403 ай бұрын
In modern society it’s easy to be sceptical about the existence of faeries and to call it nonsense, we nearly all have a computer of some sort and can “ fact check” everything. It’s hard for us to imagine living in a society without formal education, without books, without shops, without knowledge of the world around us apart from our locality and our elders knowledge passed down.Imagine that and trying to make sense of the world around you. I’ve recently read some of the fairies stories from around Ireland that are dating back well over 1000 years. They deal with human emotions, love,hate,envy,revenge,fear,bravery,cowardice etc and give an insight into how people lived and perhaps how they taught people to interpret their emotions. In a time with no maps they talk about geographical features that exist to this day. There is a cave in Co. Roscommon that was known as “ Ireland’s gate to hell “. During Samhain or Halloween the veil to this otherworld was weakened and that when night fell daemons would issue forth from the cave and roam and pillage the land and crops. A good way of keeping children away from the cave perhaps !
@TheCuriousCelt3 ай бұрын
Hello Tony ,Thanks for watching and leaving such a great comment. I am hoping to visit the cave of which you speak sometime soon...some testicular fortitude will be required. 😉 . 👍🍀
@jerryfields48373 ай бұрын
yanks love all this auld shite, keep it up buddy
@TheCuriousCelt3 ай бұрын
Ah...a non believer...🤔 I used to be like you Jerry . Thanks for your support man. 🎸 👍🍀