@cgledhill: This place was incredible. Some of it looks modern, some looks ancient. The rock carvings would be 4000-5000 years old, the stonework maybe medieval. It was fun exploring the site. I can’t see many references to this site on old maps or literature. The Druid connection is interesting and there is maybe something to that. #exploring #Hiking #adventure #historytok #druid

Roger Desjardins :

thanks for taking me along on your journeys, I appreciate it

Deb Foreman :

Did you see this mark over your head?

mltaylor322 :

Great end to my Monday morning, thanks for making my day Chris 🙏

bridgetcheocheo :

What kind of pie was that?

LilyWitch🪾 :

thanks for sharing this fascinating place 🤩

Laura 🩷❤️ :

this looks so whimsical, magical & fun

Rachel :

This spot has my imagination going wild. I've already decided those thrones carved into the rock we made for some Druid Priest or tribal chieftain or something. I mean, maybe... right?

lornalovesbooks :

It was made by the old landlord of the Druid inn to attract tourists from Matlock! Very cool place, love it up there! Not ancient but the surrounding stone circles certainly are!

Hen-Lad :

And then steps are so warn, to have that much wear on them. I’d imagine they have been walked on millions and millions amount of times

Tommy Holland :

I wonder what would be found if this place was properly excavated?

cats :

Do you ever run into other people on these excursions

user9090032688459 :

THANK YOU GOD BLESS YOU 🌹

Aussie Bird :

So fascinating to visit these places with you! Thank you!

Jessica :

This is my most favourite video of yours yet! Absolutely fascinating to wonder about the amazing history of this place and the people and creatures who called this home 💖

ColumboKate🇬🇧☮️ :

that's a rough looking Robin 😄. very interesting location though, thanks for the video.

SuZieBee345 :

Ancient caves for worship of The Great Goddess! 💚

Bapulacefaci 🦟 :

your video Bed time

Riley :

So early it’s lagging haha

Archaeowannabe :

1.5 pies definitely counts as lunch. 😆

Big bad Daz :

Reminds me of Brimham rocks near Paley Bridge in Harrogate.

𝕭𝖎𝖗𝖈𝖍𝕸𝖆𝖎𝖉𝖊𝖓 :

I’m imagining it was a bustling cave village in ancient times. Such a wonderful place

Michael :

Tomi Leigh Horton :

Beautiful place! Wish I could touch that smooth rock! 😍

Jack Pine :

Aren't you concerned that a bear or animals could be in those caves unless you shout loudly before you enter. Really interesting

z :

I love your narration over the clips, you have a great voice for it boss 🔥