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As many times as I drove by these, never stopped. You have, and said their names. They are not forgotten,

I really enjoy seeing these old cemeteries... like you said there’s so much history and to just stop and think these people lived before electricity or radio and even cars. I know life would’ve been hard back then in lots of ways but in other ways things were so much simpler. Loved watching this!

I think it's a shame that progress has swept away all of the smaller communities that once existed, all that is left now to prove they even existed is the graves of the people who once lived in those area's. Thank you for taking us on a trip to get a small glimpse of the past. x

GUYS THANKS FOR ALL THE HARD WORK BUT WE ALL LOVE THE ADVENTURES YOU TAKE US ON😁

What an interesting cemetery! We sometimes fail to appreciate what we have as compared with what these people had. Imagine having to heat water on a wood stove or cast iron pot. You had to walk or deal with a horse to visit.. What it you got an abscess tooth!!!! I am ole fella and have heard many stories handed down by my grandfather. (Civil War Vet) It was not easy.. My thanks to you again....

I love wandering thru old cemeteries like this!

If they could talk, it would be amazing!....Loved this!

Thank you Sidestep Adventures (all involved) You not only take me places that I can't get to anymore, you guys are good company too 😉

The sound of silence at the end. Haven't 'heard' that in a very long time. Beautiful place.

Thanks for reading the historic marker. Hopefully you'll find more on your adventures.

Beautiful Cemetery it's a shame it looks like it has been vandalized. But now being taken care of. Thank you for showing this beautiful Cemetery. And you're right they each have a story.

So very peaceful. Indeed a beautiful old Cemetery 🌷🌹🌷

thank you for always being so respectful. there are some who dont think the dead need respect anymore but i think they do.

Thanks for giving the history lesson on this lovely cemetery and the community that once thrived there.

Love your shows,sad the forgotten graves

How sad no one is caring for these graves, this is how history gets lost no one cares, I’m surprised there’s no veterans markers on those service men’s graves, awesome find 😊❤️

Just love all of your adventures.

Very nice. Thank you, Robert

Thanks Robert. It's super cool of you to recognize the changes and read the names. A spoken remembrance of a life lived and love lost.

Another great video guys. I hate seeing those broken headstones.

Fantastic video and Cemetery. Just beautiful.

Wonderful cemetery

Love the old bench under the tree. Thank you sharing.

Excellent video! I have to admit, I get a bit jealous of y'all being in such peaceful, quiet, serene places. Seems not any - or many - cars even passed when you were there. I have never heard such quiet. Very soul soothing. It's always so sad to see the graves of children. Not only was it hard being a child back in the day, it was hard to be a parent. Some buried 1, 2, 3 children, or more. Absolutely devastating.💔 Thank you for your travels, your discoveries, and for taking us along with you to enjoy your finds. I love your interesting narrations, too. You're a natural!😊

I love the way you video these peaceful places and show the history of these people who lived before us. You bring them back to life. We have some lovely old cemeteries here in Australia. One out at a place called Sofala an old mining town has a grave of a Chinese man that was born in China before Australia was discovered , he died in 1835 and I was really sad for him resting in peace in a foreign land far from his family.

Beautiful Cemetery! You are right about this peace full. Thank you for all do, and Cody too.

I'm glad your internet is up and running, so enjoyed the video, it's so sad that this people are forgotten, their graves filled with debris and breaking, they were at one time just like you and me busy doing all their chores raising their families and such and now nobody can keep up their graves, sad.

Great video. Thanks for sharing. A little tip, get a travel size spray bottle, fill it with 91% alcohol and spray it on bugs that are biting you. Works on lots of different bugs. 🐜

What a cool place. Loved it ❤️ Thanks Robert 💕

Thank you for this video!! Fabulous!! For all you do, I am grateful, Robert!

Love your adventure and also how respectful you are of those gone before.

Peaceful place. Enjoyed the video very much.

Through your efforts and caring, we see things we would never see. And learn things we would never know. Thank you Sidestep Adventures.

I enjoy your channel brings back old memories keep going all this history

Fire ants got my wife pretty good in North Carolina on 4th of July. Love your videos. Great job!

Very neat. Love the old stones so interesting. Alot of history there.

Peaceful and beautiful place thanks for showing it!!

If you are ever on north border of Talbot check out Flint Hill. I had a Melson ancestor that owned a large plantation on Flint Hill from 1850-1880. I don't know if anything is left. He buried three of his kids in nearby Sardis Methodist Church Cemetery.

Thank you so much for sharing the history, please be safe out there and God bless you and your family and friends amazing and families are going to thank you for finding their family cemeteries 🙏

Just amazing , very thought provoking indeed. God bless them all. Cheers guys.

Nice video so many people now forgotten but thanks to you now they are remembered, what saddens me was that for the most part it was a clean cemetery, but when you came across the Little Family it was so bad like it is cleaned all around them, but they are forgotten, so sad.

Im loving that you go to all the cemeteries that we have added to findagrave. Its like taking a memory trip.

Fasinating, and sad

Great video as usual !!!!! look forward to them !

Beautiful as always. I'm trying to transfer to Georgia and your videos make me so jealous. :) Have to love the marker for Zippie.

Enjoyed the video..thanks

I so enjoyed this video. I have always been fascinated by cemeteries particularly old ones. It bothers me how many of these people are forgotten. Maybe that's why lately i have been dreaming of family members long dead. Another great video.

So Serene an Beauitful. I love Old Cemetery's I enjoy reading the dates an epically the inscriptions. Thank you for sharing.

Very cool place. Thanks for sharing the experience!

That's actually a really cool idea to put the Patreon supporters at the beginning instead of the end of the video! I feel like most people click away by the end but putting them at the front shows that you're super appreciative...it's a small change but an impactful one!

I once strolled through a cemetery in Portsmouth, NH that had graves from the 1600's. Sea Captains, etc. Think about that - people that were here long before there was even a country called the United States.

I'm so glad you do these old cemeteries. I have been doing it for many years, I thought I was the only one into them I stumbled upon sidestep adventure by accident. Best mistake I ever made.

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

What a great video can't wait for more

Interesting. Love those old tombstones

Another great video I think this is the best one I seen so far or one of the best ones Keep up the good work and try to get more video like this it's interesting

Good video!! THANKS!!! for focusing on the veterans graves and mentioning their units. Whenever I visit a long forgotten, overgrown cemetery, those are usually the first graves i seek out. Have visited grave sites of veterans from all of America's conflicts. Mexican-American War veterans would be the most rare to find for me. Revolutionary War veterans not very common west of Mississippi River, though have found a few in Illinois and Missouri. Furthest WEST Rev War veteran that I have found would be in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Liberty, MO, - same cemetery where Jesse James and his family are buried in.

Another brilliant video 😊😊😊

Thanks for the Awsome Adventure.

It's a large cemetery and beautiful and quiet . Very interesting thanks

Robert, those fire ants are trying to tell ya " Hey, this ain't no abandoned home down here" lol. Seriously though, this is yet another excellent video and I thank you for it and all the video's you do!! So much history to be found out there still yet to this day. Awesome job guys :)

One i missed due to illness going back to see what else i missed from back then Great Video Robert

Thanks another good video.

🌷💐🌻🌹 I give flowers to them 🌺🌼⚘🌷🌸

So many do cemetery's.But you give a history of the place.That makes it more interesting.Thanks!

Keep on Robert we love it.

This is a long ways from your territory I live up here in Iowa there’s a park called wildcat den they have a little graveyard next to the park it dates back to 1756 It’s called (Nye cemetery)

I really enjoy your videos.

Most of the people died very young and lots of children ☹️

Just wondering if you noticed both of the first two children you read died in February 1902? - it looked like less than two weeks apart - I may be mistaken but I tried to read the headstones and that's what it looked like.

This is a big graveyard. Wow and beautifully kept

I been obsessed with history lately, just the idea that everywhere we walk many have walked before us

Is it possible to use a lower power on your flashlight? I understand why you're lighting them but that light washes out anything that we could already read until the beam moves away. I do love to watch you go thru these old cemeteries. I started watching when you found the one in Atlanta that was completely covered over. Looking forward to an update on that since they finally took the clean up over from you guys.

You have a very relaxing voice

Thanks for all the urbex vids! Just did my first one, and I've got the bug...

such haunting peace and beauty even among the ravages of time and vandalism

Love old cemeteries so much history gone some of the stories that they had lost gone forever

The gov't should at least video record the old cemeteries so they don't completely disappear. Haircut looks good on Cody.

Beaitiful peaceful cemetary in a forgotten time and place.

Awesome video sir

I love your visits to old cemetery’s but please please please please please could you tell me who plays the lovely guitar tune at the beginning of this clip. Many thanks x

I live in Hinesville near St. Marys. I have not heard of the Salt Road. I tried to google it and get the one in Germany. I will have to dig a bit deeper. I usually travel Hwy 17 because of the history and the gentle pace of the road. So maybe the salt road is part of Hwy 17. But I always thought it was called the Kings road.

My Mother grew up with with a Ghost Town on the back of their property.

Reese Horne - 128th Field Artillery, Company B, Private Appears to have died in WWI. William Wylie Monfort - 46th Reg. Co. H (findagrave has pic of him in confederate uniform)

Yes, that pasture was a very pretty sight.

Thank you

Wow Robert, you found a couple Lanier Headstones. Interesting. How far is this from Lanett?

Mt Pisgah? first time I have heard that name since I was in Cripple Creek Colorado!

I love your channel my only complaint is that you call every place a cemetery...If there was a church that stood in close proximity to the graves then it's a graveyard. Cemeteries are burial places without a church like old family plots on family land💖

You should equip yourself with a broom or two so you can sweep some of that debris off the graves so you can read them better.

So sad that it’s not anyone around to take care of that cemetery

The rock walls look burned out, like they were buildings or something. That’s what it looked like to me anyway. Great video

there is a small community called Smyrna on the York and Cherokee counties border in northern S.C. and it's pronounced smur (like fur) not smear....must be a Georgia thang :)

Love the intro music, anyone know who it’s by?

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Yes even if man was not involved landscape constantly changes itself alone

I think your part of Georgia changed drastically in the last hundred years. Maybe the land or the major changes in the economy.

I have searched cemeteries for ancestors. Over my lifetime I have seen the damage storms have done to many headstones. Some damaged beyond repair & and have disappeared all together. Thanks for another interesting video. from Texas

Could you please go back to this one