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THE FOLKLORE OF THE OAK TREE. Acorns, Galls, Superstitions, Oak Apple Day, Oak King and Holly King

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I was hoping the narration would fit the same and I am delighted by your voice Subscribed🤍🤍🫧🪽
Comment from : @Grandma_Jizzzzzzzard

Got me first blowie in gallows hill
Comment from : @jordanweaver9759

The English stole the oaks to build ships I hate the English
Comment from : @ronaldschultenover8137

Thanks for this very lovely, calm and cery informative
Comment from : @MsRichycon

Wow Tnx Learning about tree communication and bio electricity inspired me to put my palm on an oak to see if I could sense anything About three inches away I could feel a warmth without heat, like I can with people! The bark was not warm, and the sun on the back of my hand was not warm in the cool of the early light I had to wonder if this tree was experiencing my life force too, and what response was going on in this living thing I’m officially a tree hugger now
Comment from : @sacredrain7757

Beautiful!
Comment from : @jonathasstephen

Im a Kelly, from Bristol and a massive oak tree lover You’ve made my day today with the Cornish derivation of our name
Comment from : @KellyAllen-g7h

I’m sitting under my own oak, with my cats and a good drink and pipe One particular branch waves about in a way that makes me feel like I’m under the water, swaying with the kelp 🌞☁️🌈🍃
Comment from : @SpiralDown2077

Love the Royal Oak treebrBeautiful…
Comment from : @Michelle-e4z

I'm working on a bookbinding project and this was pleasant to have on in the background, thanks!
Comment from : @HalfLatinaJoy86

Oaks! 🍀
Comment from : @Mossdala

DRU is the word oak in Greek I’m surprised that was glossed over
Comment from : @caroledrury1411

I'm hoping the baby oak which i planted in a wood in Devon will grow strong for hundreds of years x
Comment from : @seriousros7280

Psychedelics are the doorbell if one is found worthy
Comment from : @PeteRed-ig3fp

The Anderson Clan Crest is the Oak Tree along with the words Stand Sure
Comment from : @williamanderson7922

i love oak ❤
Comment from : @dvourr

Oaklore 🤣
Comment from : @hexzadark6241

In my forest we have the desert scrub oak A mighty little friend to send you fall colors in a pinon juniper forest
Comment from : @annohalloran6020

Lovely to hear these truths, myths and stories of the beautiful legendary Oak Trees Lovely Narration Very relaxing and enjoyable listening to real person Vocals, from me too It's so much better than listening to 'every pronunciation' that comes from the Robot Vocals I knew that you meant it to sound as Mary's relative and not a close relative to Elizabeth all's good
Comment from : @deborahduthie4519

Oak & Sycamore have long been my favorites
Comment from : @brandyjean7015

Finally a real human narrator 💓and not one of the AI voices
Comment from : @HammamCareHindIzaabel

are there any book recommendations out there on the topic of Oak-lore?
Comment from : @kel_sea_9273

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Comment from : @julievankerkwijk8944

The first picture is taking me out 😭 fascinating tho
Comment from : @tomasrach

Lovely, l have had a very close connection to nature from early childhood spending most of my time in the woods with the spirits of the forest as people did in bygone daysThis video just takes me right back there Just beautiful, thank you
Comment from : @lynneturner3704

This is your first video I am watching I love it Thank you!!! I only wish that names and places were written down so I could know how to spell them as I read and research more :-) ❤❤ Thank you for all of this! (Hello from Pennsylvania, USA)
Comment from : @nc1201

I love this lesson and I think I’m really going to love this channel Fascinating! 🌳
Comment from : @metaljane666

I loved this so much my heirtage and soul moved with this xo
Comment from : @lisaaweems5932

I came across an Oak Gall out walking with the Mrs last week Took it home for the nature table
Comment from : @babylonsburning1

Thank you Great narration, such great info Grateful 🙏
Comment from : @RaizaRedYoga

We have villages representing the oat tree and clans branched off representing acorns same as animals
Comment from : @_Peace_Keeper_

Thank you 🙏
Comment from : @dandilion5029

Thank you for this video, I had been looking for this info ! I am a guardian of an oak tree groove and communicate with them and lead others in ceremonies to connect and heal with oaks, I will now have more info and techniques to share
Comment from : @Amaliaslifeadventures

I love acorns! Oak Trees
Comment from : @NoraLuzCalugas

Our family has always had a strong connection to oaks, it's even on our family crest Every property anyone has owned has oaks, some we planted and some that have been there for centuries I remember my sister and I climbing them all of our childhood, we believed there were fairies living in one that had a hoke in it, so we never climbed that one 😂
Comment from : @leolapennington264

I lost an opportunity when my squirrel condo dropped an old branch! Big it was, but I wish I'd trimmed and decorated it Mea Culpa; I had a pile of challenges happen all at once Next time!
Comment from : @sealyoness

Hello! I just wanted to let you know, I just found your channel as I start to study trees and the folk stories around thembrbrYou are probably one of the easiest to understand and most polished presenters on this topic I've run into in a long time I'm thoroughly enjoying this Thank you so much!
Comment from : @hermeticdruid

Blah blah blah…brThis video is much too lame to listen to for more than 5 minutes It makes me hate the oak tree
Comment from : @Yuno-mah-naem

beautiful reserve of knowledge
Comment from : @alexvasquez5474

This is absolutely wonderful Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into this video I found it entertaining and very informative
Comment from : @layercake6485

It helps ladies when they’re having their period and having cramps, the bark is called cramp bark I like it because of food source, and it lives for a very long time😊
Comment from : @hydrotilling7043

Thanks for an enjoyable listen & thank you so very much for pronouncing Scots & Gaelic names properly It shows respect, so when other YT channels can't be F'd , I lose my respect for them BTW The Isle of Islay is a hard one, there's a wiki page with both the English pronunciation & the Gaelic recorded, so you can hear it The 's' is silent in both cases, in English it's pronounced like the girls' name, Isla (as in Isla St Clair, Isla Fisher, Isla Blair, Isla Phillips etc) & in Gaelic it sounds more like 'EE-luh' Best wishes & thanks again
Comment from : @joannecarroll5504

Listened from Australia🦘😀🌳🌴🦘
Comment from : @denisemoore6134

I thoroughly enjoyed this video and have subscribedbrThank you so much for a lovely, charming and peaceful brief encounter I will look forward to more ❤
Comment from : @DonnaNichols-ep5de

Truly a beautiful presentation!
Comment from : @mdray3976

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Comment from : @estherkrouse7057

The artwork is spectacular!!
Comment from : @rebeccahale4673

Only just found your channel Now subscribed Amazing storytelling Thank you for sharing
Comment from : @donethis3888

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Comment from : @honeyvitagliano3227

I go mountain biking in the woods, every one has different energy Mostly good but there is 1 that isnt absolutely nobody goes in there Its mostly oaknamed after a witch called mary pannelthere isnt even one entrance into itall the surrounding woods are naturally paved with footpaths
Comment from : @Christopherogley

Surely more than as a source of protein, the pig has always been a valuable source of fat brDuring the last century saturated fats were demonised and although it has been thoroughly and scientifically invalidated, the taboo remains ingrained brLard is good
Comment from : @dongkhamet1351

This video sounds like it was written by ai
Comment from : @cluxiroge

I just now came across your channel in my recommended!! And I'm so happy! Lovely video!✨ Can't wait to binge the rest of them, and definitely looking forward to future uploads from you!❤
Comment from : @AmourEtLumiere

The Major Oak is well over 800 A bigger oak was the Greendale Oak which you could ride a horse and carriage through
Comment from : @nofyou5182

Very well done! 💜💜💜
Comment from : @sarasmr4278

What a wonderful, informative video…Your voice is the perfect accompaniment …History, fable, legend…whimsybrbr(New sub)
Comment from : @Shineon83

I’m in Texas and we have Live Oak which are long lived and huge, many giants from long ago never felled, takes 2 people to hug some
Comment from : @WhiteWolfeHU

how lovely to hear a real narrator and not those ai tin can voices , thank you Made me feel like a kid again being read to , such a treat , hello from Cornwall, UK 😊
Comment from : @veganvocalist4782

favourite Tree 🥰
Comment from : @veganvocalist4782

The painting is by Hornel and James Henry Scottish Victorian artists 🎨
Comment from : @carolinenorman6141

I had heard that an Oak will grow for 300 years, rest for 300 years, and finally die for 300 years … I found that rather fascinating, can anyone tell me of it holds any credence ?
Comment from : @emmaonthefarm1085

@10:30 The Angel Oak of Johns Island, South Carolinabr enwikipediaorg/wiki/Angel_Oak
Comment from : @katiecoollady

Thank you this I'm subscribing to your channel❤
Comment from : @Chrissie-xw5jn

The mistletoe berries were the sperm of the Sky Father
Comment from : @Gawainer

What a great idea for a channel ❤❤❤ Thank you kindly for your time in creating this🎉
Comment from : @myhounddog

FWIW: There is a city in Florida {USA} called i"Live Oak"/i
Comment from : @Allan_aka_RocKITEman

Im a fantasy writer and this has given me soooo many ideas Love it! Long-form for the win!
Comment from : @ard52192

As an arborist, I get to enjoy climbing mighty oaks
Comment from : @marksandor2830

Bravo 👏 so glad I found your show Great content, thorough and with references The artwork is amazing, and the soundtrack is appropriately complimentary to the overall feel of the show PLEASE don't shorten your broadcast as so many have to 30 minutes I enjoy listening while going about my daily routine Just loved it 🎉🎉🎉
Comment from : @pistos777

Nice but too long introduction over 2 minutes
Comment from : @universemythologymitologia4397

Thank you 😌
Comment from : @the-trusteeship

What a wonderful video!! Lovely visuals too Your voice is very much like Joanne Fletcher's (the Egyptologist)
Comment from : @robertagardner5461

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Comment from : @charlesbennett7484

mistletoe grows on oaks as a parasite❤
Comment from : @alysononoahu8702

Daru❤ Daruid❤
Comment from : @alysononoahu8702

The Bock Saga contains more details The men were buried under an oak, and women under an ash
Comment from : @stuartjsmith3927

Oak wilt fungus is killing all our red oaks Any inadvertant cut limb and oak wilt will take the red oak in weeks The white oaks are more tolerant But all the two hundred plus year old white oaks are dying with climate change from warmer winters and hotter summers
Comment from : @arnoldwillis7685

I live surrounded by oaks, some as tall as 75 ft and others half as tall while others merebrSaplings About ten years ago I went to the east side of the house and broadcast acorns from the older oaks from the west side Those acorns are now saplings brThank you for your stories brBruno
Comment from : @BrunoZupp-rt7wk

Oak my favorite tree Always has and always will be
Comment from : @YvonneBananas

I love your folklore stories! Please continue this series of tree folklore, focusing on the trees sacred to the Celts
Comment from : @ButterflyHummingbird

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Comment from : @ReiRidingSolo

13:50brbrMy home is in Cluain Dara
Comment from : @anthonydoyle7370

Have you heard about the oak of mamre? It would give shade only to the righteous During Abrahams time
Comment from : @shizanepimp1

the mushrooms found in association with the sacred oak also demand study
Comment from : @WTFoolproof

My research has showed me up to this point, that trees were once portals Hollywood seems to get it I believe the garden of eden contained trees that would take you to different realities We got trapped in this reality, and God sent us 1 way out Yeshua Hamashiac Jesus Christ
Comment from : @shizanepimp1

East county San Diego have oaks that speak to us quietly
Comment from : @jumpingship3001

A shame Christianity destroyed so much of our living history
Comment from : @richardnunziata3221

I particularly loved the fact mentioned that Oaks are an ecosystem, which they are brbrOaks support insectivorous birds because they attract insects 🐦 🐦‍⬛ brbrIn turn, bugs are attracted to the trees themselves, certainly, but also, the epiphytic flora such as lichens, mosses, ferns, bromeliads, and orchids growing in the branches and trunks of oaks 🪲 🐞🐛 brbrHere in Florida, the colorful and exotic epiphytes are quite beloved and the objects of admiring photographers, too 🌳🪻💚
Comment from : @EyeSeeThruYou