Not exactly sure why someone would laugh at your expense Will. Hope you are enjoying your trip. Seems quite interesting. Cheers.

@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival

5 ай бұрын

I encourage it 😂😎👍

@johndell127

5 ай бұрын

👍🏻👍🏻

Wow...I wonder how they moved all that rock?

I love Dolmens we have lots around the area i grow up around Waterford Ireland.

Incredible.. moving all that rock and building the structure!

Thank You Will, what a wonderful Site and I love your road trips, you are very kind to share your knowledge of Ancient Humans, much appreciated! You are Truly a Kindred spirit Brother. Peace

So much more interesting the sports. Outstanding!

Wow that place was amazing and seriously thank you for being you and taking us on your journey. I think one or the most important things in life is to remember our ancestors and how they lived to appreciate what we went through to get to this place we are now thank you

@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival

5 ай бұрын

Cheers Bryan thanks for taking the time to comment much appreciated mate

Wow, that's something you don't see very often (2:04): it's Darth Vader waving at us! Thanks for the video Will. I still can't get my head round about the huge amount of effort people put in to constructing monuments such as this one. The site must have had a really deep and strong meaning to our ancestors before they began the enterprise. I strongly doubt that someone just went: "Hmm … I kind of like this place. You know what? Let's go and fetch some really, really huge and heavy stones and build something here. Some sort of everlasting camping site could be nice."

nice dairy! u'r a mess Will...🤣 wowee! some of those stones look level edged! cheers Will...🍀

Love this adventure so much! I don't know what is more wonderful.. the neolithic stone mystery, or your lovely narration of the site!

@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival

3 ай бұрын

Bless your heart thanks Sue

I could see why this is so enchanting! Very cool place

Wow... Thanks for that, Will ⚒️

LoL, yes, you must do a video/demo of how to move a capstone into place Will.

Good gloves can be hard to find. I bike to and from work with an electric power-assisted pedal bike. 7 km each way. I've taken it out down to -40°C. Today was -18°C. Heavy snowfall. 20-30 cm. Many loss-of-traction events, starts, stops, and running off unshoveled sidewalks. Took me twice as long to get home as a summer day. I was cooking from the physical exertion. My glove requirements are probably a lot different from yours, since my entire body heats up from the exercise. I would recommend maybe looking into snowmobiling gloves for you, Will, though I don't know what kind of knuckle/palm protection they might offer.

Very nice.Could be used as an old wayfarer stop over to.

great job

wow what an awesome place and what an awesome trip, looks like its been a lotta fun, video can only do so much justice to places like this but its still really, really cool to see

🎩😊 Hi. Great video. I’ve never heard of that place before. Ta muchly

Safe traveling buddy

You are glorious sir❣️

Thank you, Will! Each place is different, so I'm thinking about one's experience whilst visiting each place. I wonder whether people visiting sense anything at all.

@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival

5 ай бұрын

Yes indeed they are very different I would like to think people experience the difference as I do

You are damn lucky those cows were not " Attack cows ! " . Those types of cows have committed horrors across the globe. Anyway , another interesting collection of stones . I have never seen any bodies discover at these sites yet some still claim they are burial sites. I think the purpose has escaped us all . Nice helmet and the gloves did not stop the tips of the fingers from freezing I see . It was only 20 degress F here this morning and went out for a ride and my gloves did not help either . Another case of frozen fingertips ! Thanks for the share . :O)

@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival

5 ай бұрын

I am definitely going to invest in heated handle bar grips for future winter tours 😂

Great video! Greetings from Mexico. Quite a few ancient places here. I wonder if you were traveling to Mexico some time in the past. Need to check that older videos :) Keep yourself warm! Have a good one!

@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival

5 ай бұрын

I’ve not been to Mexico yet mate but it’s on the bucket list

Bike ride, western Europe, January. Wim Hoff stuff.

Much appreciated Will thanks a lot, I was wondering if it was covered in earth originaly?

Mate you look!@#$kin cold. Get a decent hot meal and enjoy the fishing. Really enjoy your channel,thank you.

Will: good blood.

Possibly a burial chamber that was abandoned before it could be used?

@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival

5 ай бұрын

No I don’t think so buddy you don’t do all that work to abandon it

@danhubert-hx4ss

5 ай бұрын

How abt. a council house?

@david_v2.1

5 ай бұрын

I was thinking more like an attack from outside the tribe forced the abandonment...traditional way of thinking back then, according to archaeologists, is that wooden monuments were built for the living and stone monuments were for the dead

Are you just visiting France ? I live in France and been to la Roche au fees many times

Shouldn't your bike be made of stone and running on animal fat or something?

Very cool site on a very cool day. thanks Will.🧊🧊🥶🥶