Have some of the lamb pasanda, it's incredibly rich and creamy.

A lot of people are being like 'yeah well XXX million amount of people are using ChatGPT so whether we like it AI is here to stay' and not taking into account that if the underlying companies don't prove profitable the venture capitalists will stop bankrolling them and those services will go down.

In November 1703, a woman and her child in Llanelieu, Powys, were “blown away by the Wind…taken up in the Air two or three yards, and very much Wounded and Bruised by the Fall." 📷 St Ellyw's, Llanelieu, Powys

Remember guys, the AI bubble will burst once all the boomers start using it.

www.bbc.com/news/article... It amazes me the stupidity some people have.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... I really hope they raise the money, I'd hate for this beautiful piece to end up in a private collectors hands.

In the UK, you could demolish a church VAT-free, but if you wanted to repair that church, you would have to pay VAT.

In September, we hosted our first-ever working party at St Michael’s, Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire, showcasing the skills that are needed to repair a historic church.

St James’s, Llangua, Monmouthshire closed due to flooding.

I hate everything about this, just watch the video, it doesn't need a summary. Gods, AI has just been awful for YouTube.

Occasionally viewing r/UK landlords just to see how much of a bastard they can be.

your dead AI mother loves you so much ❤️

Playing Dark souls 3 again and fighting my favourite boss fight.

Guess what I've spent the morning doing?? TLDR it's all getting worse: number of Treasure finds up, number of donations and acquisitions down. #Archaeology #Treasure #Detecting

store.steampowered.com/hardware/ste... I'm really pumped for this as nearly all my games in the last 5 years have all been on PC, so I can use my current computer purely for YouTube work. Over the last few years I've filmed so much stock footage that I'm running out of space.

This Maintenance Week we thought we’d highlight the reality of maintaining historic churches. Although thought to be a less glamorous aspect of our work, maintenance requires great skills and expertise.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... This is awful, I hope the pub isn't too damaged, there's not many pubs over 700 years old.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... I visited St Oswald's Priory in January 2024 and I'm glad there doing work to preserve it. Despite only having a wall left standing this place is rather important for Anglo-Saxon England's history.

Of course the heaven open up when I've left the gym on leg day, I'm soaked, I hate rain.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... I've played enough Dark souls to know there's a dungeon there.

Volunteers and community crafters have come together to create a poignant tribute at Clumber Park in Nottinghamshire. More than 11,000 hand-crafted poppies adorn the Chapel of St Mary the Virgin in honour of those who have served and sacrificed. We will remember them.

I'll be so glad when smoking has finally died off, the first thing I do in the morning is clear cigarette buts that have been thrown into the museums gates. Tossers.

I've been writing the final episode of my medieval kings series, when this one is finished the total run time will be nearly 5 hours. Whew.

It only took 5 years to get to a 100 follower's on Instagram, I tend to post where I've been filming or visiting.

hey y'all! my questionnaire on player experience in historical videogames is now LIVE! if you play videogames about the past, we want to hear from you! edu.nl/7w3yn

youtu.be/jPwhL_MqHXo I made a video looking over all the kings from Britain that visited Rome before King Henry 8th broke England away from the Catholic church. King Charles visit to Rome inspired me to make it.

If you've ever wanted to know my favourite medieval type game, it's Total war medieval 2, England is so fun to play as. Welcome to stake city.

youtu.be/zk0ZQTzjqMc?... Shoutout to this soundtrack for helping me concentrate on video editing.

In September, we hosted our first-ever working party at St Michael’s, Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire, showcasing the skills that are needed to repair a historic church.

I'm working on a quick video on all the kings from Britain that visited Rome and may have prayed with a pope. I think it will be about 14 minutes long.

One of my best friends is visiting St Davids and sent me this lovely picture. I'm so jelly right now.

Sexy Hywel Dda.

I've been looking into Kings from Britain that have visited Rome and MAY have prayed with the pope, first is King Cædwalla of Wessex.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/ce... Imagine it's the year 1647 and you've heard King Charles has prayed with the pope. Shocking.

"Canute, king of England, Denmark, and Norway, went in great state from Denmark to Rome and, having made rich offerings in gold, silver, and other precious objects, to St. Peter, prince of the apostles, he obtained from pope John that the English School should be free from all tribute and taxes".

Using the team Rocket R for a Halloween costume.

A horse wouldn't have done this. A horse a horse, my car for a horse.

Bad King John died on this day, Roger of Wendover account “he was seized with a violent fever and became ill ; his sickness was increased by his pernicious gluttony, for that night he surfeited himself with peaches and drinking new cider, which greatly increased and aggravated the fever in him. 1/2

Bad King John died on this day, Roger of Wendover account “he was seized with a violent fever and became ill ; his sickness was increased by his pernicious gluttony, for that night he surfeited himself with peaches and drinking new cider, which greatly increased and aggravated the fever in him. 1/2

This is the future the left want, smh.

News | British Museum in bid to raise £3.5m for rare gold Tudor pendant – heart-shaped piece is a rare surviving artefact from marriage of Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon

Happy well, 959th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings. Here's a battlefield map I drew of Hastings.

Two years ago, I embarked on an ambitious 3D reconstruction model of Dover Castle, recreating how it might have looked at the time of the Great Siege in 1216. Working with a team of architectural and military historians, the digital model and 3D renders took over five months to develop. #Blender3D

Another good depiction of dining from the British tapestry.

I've been researching wine production and distribution in the middle ages and one of the earliest depictions I've found is on the Bayeux tapestry. This is the Victorian British tapestry at the Reading museum, my own photo. #medievalsky