Thanks so much

Thank you Caron ya that tower was something else hey

I wish they would burn their rubbish instead on stuffing it in the tower.

Land is meant for the living and the soil is meant to plant in or walk on. Showing respect whilst people live is a better policy than recognizing personal empty sentiment.

I am so fortunate my dad is inserted a a National Cemetery where it is kept immaculate throughout. I've been to relatives cemeteries and often they are in disrepair and unkempt/unsafe.

​@laurelahlstrom8749 harsh... judgemental! So sad for you and that mindset, and those that have to be around you. Kindness matters.

Thanks liz means alot ❤️

Thanks Lori ❤️

That is one thing that I’ve always lamented for the American People, myself included, is that we are such a very young Country. We do not have the rich Histories of Our European Brother’s and Sister’s across the pond! There are some very beautiful old cemeteries in the Deep South, Florida also has many as their areas were more settled for Much longer than the US proper! In North Carolina where I live, w you may drive 5 to 10 miles and se as many small Cemeteries. They aren’t Family, but look rather to have almost been extended Neighborhoods, or Small Communities, where now there are entire County Cemeteries! There are anywhere from 25 to 50 graves but I have seen those with even less. The worst part here and in the Deeper South, these Small Cemeteries, could be taken back by the forests that over time we have carves our Towns and Cities out of. Once they are no longer maintained, like many found on this channel, they are taken back by nature! It is surprising to see rural homes, even those it neighborhoods surrounded by Forests, how quickly, in just one year, how it become difficult to see what is there! There is a house that was condemned on a crossroads, that today looks like a hill, covered and overgrown like the woods behind it! If you didn’t know there was a house there, you would never know it was there! These treasure troves of history that Our Fine Friend explores for us and allows us on the journey, are such beautiful places filled with surprise’s and History. As you said Our very ancestor’s may lie in those magical places! There should be Societies created to help maintain our histories!

😂 Thank you toms we do find the ones that are difficult to get access but we try hard

Susan Kelly thank you we do try to remember the forgotten and ones that might be hidden as such

Really is something else clare isn't it

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Thanks shela again 🙏

No problem Tom glad you enjoyed this one 👍

Thanks Hazel

1 Sandra hi and thank you for watching ❤️ it is very different

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Thanks Dwaine

They fell off a horse and cart so I believe

@@GraveVisitations I wonder if there would be some kind of record of it though? Saw some info online that says that parts of the church were used to reconstruct a house nearby, which is quite interesting.

Wow that's so sad 💔 hard times back then

@@GraveVisitations Thank you, I want very much to visit Ireland someday❤Awesome videos! Love from Connecticut!

Thanks Barry for watching my videos I appreciate it 🙏

Hi Mary thanks for watching 🇮🇪👍 I have a premiere tonight at 10pm from glasnevin cemetery Dublin

@@GraveVisitations I'll be watching Mary.

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Hi Kimberly and thank you for watching

@@GraveVisitations you and serenity sue show me these beautiful places of Ireland. My great grandfather Hayes came from Dublin and spoke of the beauty of his home of his home land. He was first generation American. He joined the Army here in America at 15. Fought in the Spanish American War, WWI and WWII, he was a force to be reckoned with. He was an amazing man. My Dad's family the Quigleys come from Galway. That's what I've been told. They went to Lincolnshire England and mined and then to America to mine again. My father as a young boy worked in the coal mines later becoming a police officer, as well as his dad for a while who then joined the military and was in WWII, the Korean war and then became a postal worker, and his great grandad fought in WWI and his great great granddad. They were maybe 5th generation Americans. I too joined the Army. I'm sure I have ancestors in those graveyards.

Let your hair down lol

Thank you for watching I'm glad you enjoyed the video 👍 I hope you find what you're looking for

@@GraveVisitations it would be quite amazing if I were to see the resting places of any of my ancestors in your videos!

Welcome! And thank you for watching ❤️

We learn something new everyday pat

Hi drew certainly alot of spiders in that one not sure if its black widow tho. Welcome to the channel 👍

Thanks Martha

I have over 500 videos lol

That was Cork last video from the area.

Welcome

Very little is done to these abandoned graveyards anymore. I hope we won't be forgotten like this

@@GraveVisitations our Catholic graveyards keep them clean. One Catholic graveyard they are starting a all natural burial. No embalming, a burial wrap or a box that , disintegrates. Only a little metal plaque with name dates on a pick. It’s supposed to be the natural way to be buried. No embalming is to keep the fluids from seeping into the ground, natural decaying. Haven’t been by it in a while so don’t know how fast the idea is taking off.

The air vent in vault was cool 😃.

@@GraveVisitations I'll tell you what I've seen, is the use of a borescope. That plugs into the USB port of any smart phone device. You could get into just about any tight space with that. Maybe even attach it to a thin wire or a coat hanger wire to bend around tight corners. Just an idea to see some more Bones!🦴🦴☠☠

@@davidballoid2118 we have one but it's not great

Hi lesley

Thanks for the information

Thanks sandy