You never fail to bring me great joy young man. I hauled tomb stones out of Cold Spring Mn. For Anderson Trucking. ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. Thanks for what you do.
The boy scout marker shows he was only 18 yrs old when he died. Maybe while scouting....so they provided this marker as a tribute perhaps.. Big old cemetery with many mysteries for sure!
Your videos are fantastic!! Once I start I can't stop watching. . . . One after the other. Thanks for being so respectful and mindful where you are. You're a fine young gentleman!!
I wish people wouldn't throw trash around, especially around a cemetery. It's so easy to avoid. GTSY and TYVM! We all got to have our adventures w/ Matt @ 539 Productions. Great channel!👍
Interesting cemetery. Lots of history there. Beautiful nature area. Be careful of those creeking trees, they are called deadfalls for a reason. Thanks for the tour. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
The spike wasn’t actually for a railroad although that’s what they were created for, but it’s from an old survey that was done. It’s used as an elevation benchmark.
This cemetery seems really old I’m feeling it’s old, feeling anxiety here or excitement, hearing so much noise around you but in the distance sometimes sounds like voices in the distance, always enjoy your videos ❤️😊✌🏻
Great find. Thank you. All the noise - you were in a graveyard! Think the first interred there were trying to reach out to you with the message, 'thanks for not forgetting us'.
Railroad spikes could be used to help trees develop resistance to infections and disease. People do that with tomatoes all the time. A little copper goes a long way when you insert it into the stem of the plant.
Reminded me of the movie Night of the Living Dead. Loved it. Wish you could start out the adventure with wind and temps. Most of these are hundreds if not thousands of miles away. Love ya, stay safe!
I looked away for a second and looked back and those boots freaked me out 💓..they looked real...😱 somebody there?! 😲 Ok, I'm over it. (😰 It took a couple mins.) Other than that, I am enjoying the checking things around the place It's pretty interesting and there's alot to check out. Like that cool gatehouse. Thanks for the adventure Matt! ✌ @ 539 Productions!!👍
Thanks Matt for sharing with me this video about Bizarre Finds & Abandoned Structures at Graveyard it was really interesting and i really enjoyed it and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and thanks again.
Up where I camp in Northeast Pennsylvania, we have a few trees in the area near where my group stays that twist in the wind, and make squealing noises. I'm not sure if they're dead trees or not.
First I thought the outbuilding was habited because of the chimney, but what I saw looked more like an oven. Could it be? I remember pop tops like that in the mid-70's
btw - the famous philanthropist was named Johns Hopkins. ( not JOHN, but JOHNS) Johns was the surname of one of his great grandmothers. (If that's who you were thinking of when passing that grave marker.)
wishing..... at the start a civil war marker with its bucket filled with some decorations and whatnot... wishing that you paused.... read his name, death date, showed what and when the bucket contents ... all in all cool, fascinating.
I remember when cans first came out and you had a can opener they called a church key to punch a diamond shape opening to drink and pour pop from! That would of been in late 50’s to 60’s.
The stone with the name Tilly as a first name was interesting. My grandfather shared the same name and this is the first time I've seen it other than his when I was a kid.
Hi Ronnie. Tilly can be a first name as well as a last name.There are also places called Tilly ( Belgium, France). Check out the info on wikipedia ( URL: wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilly).
(I shouldn't post this until I've seen the whole video - but I never listen to my own advice!) I noticed that the flag on the flagpole was blowing back and forth and there was a pulley at the top for raising the flag. When it blew in a certain direction, it looked like the pulley extended out, and then returned to a position closer to the flag pole. Is there any chance that might have been the source of the sound? What doesn't make sense with that thought is that you could hear it so well while in the woods but didn't hear it when you were standing near by. Just a thought.
I love your work Your videos are beautiful Your locations are amazing I love to chill out eating dinner and be taken to such amazing places that I’d never otherwise get to see or go Long time sub and watcher Dave Gold Coast Australia
What a beautiful cemetery, apart from some rubbish in the woodland the actual cemetery looked to be well maintained and looked after. Did you ever discover what that squeaky gate sound was ?? I heard it too on the audio and it was definitely metal sounding. Thanks for taking us along. x
Hi Sue, hope you are feeling better.Weather still bad, lots of rain & wind....... i want sun !!!.(or winterweather with some frost at nighttime).Hope to meet you in a oncoming livestream (??).Greetings from wet & windy Netherlands
@@franciscavanraalte7483 Hi, it's been wet and windy here too but I prefer it to the snow as then I'm housebound because I can't risk falling over with my back 😟. I'm feeling okay thanks, just same pain different day lol. I hope to make the livestream but it's difficult with the different time zones. Hope you are well, hugs from the UK. x
@@SueGirling68 Thanks Sue. The livestreams for us are more likely to be in the middele of the night or early morning.I'm still dealing with my sleeping disorder so for me it is nice when there is a livestream, helps me get through the night.So a long stream for me is no problem.No medication for the disorder available, so Matt is my medicine Sue.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 I go to bed mainly about midnight with the hope of getting around 4 hours of broken sleep so I hear ya hun. I also have to get up by 5-6am as I am in too much pain to lie down any longer than that. Hugs. x
Hi Matt, interesting exploration.Nice area to go for a hike, must be beautiful in when plants are in bloom, animal life & sit down to enjoy the peace & quiet surroundings.The creaking must come from old trees bending in the wind, hear it often when i'm in the woods.The metal ""sound"" might be caused by the flag or maybe there is an old grave with a fence around it.Would have liked to see more of the cemetery, some markers seem very old & interesting.Love "" the boots "". In the Netherlands you come across then often being used as a garden ornament ( put a nice flowering plant in it), funny to see them here in the cemetery.Maybe there are some Dutch people buried over there, placed by members of the family.Maybe someone found it not suitable to put on a grave and removed it to the place you found it.Enjoyed the episode, hope to see more of these combinations ( nature preserve & graveyard / cemetery) in the future.Thanks for taking us along with you on your travels Matt. Keep safe on the road.Looking forward for new content.So nice to see all these different places Of the US you don't often come across on Tv/ internet/YT.The best way to see the US is travelling by car !!!.
Nice driveway up. Cute little car. You're looking good yourself. where you're at is hilly. grab those boots if they aren't too heavy. wolves eh? Civil War vet still has some family who come to see him. Awesome. You're fine on operating camera. yes.nice view of lake. wow, that narrow path is creepy where you found an old bike. yes, try to locate the noise. i never hear the sound. Pretty Scouts plaque. Gross inside that shed at the end of video. Gatehouse appears to may have been used as a restroom. Pretty graveyard. love you and all of your adventures.
If referring to 'John Hopkins' being 'the famous one'... meaning of university/hospital/medical fame, that is JOHNS HOPKINS, not 'John' Hopkins so, no, not the same.
Can you give us a bit of information about the cameras you use and how you use them, straps, harnesses, the way you hold them for maximum effect and lowest exertion etc. Few pictures of them as well would be great. I'm just curious, not intending to set up in competition with you. :-) I could never come near your productions. Greg in New Zealand.
Hi Greg. You should listen to the livestreams or podcast on Matt's other channel Mistory. IN these episodes he talks about his gear, his work when he was a photographer, etc.Check it out, very interesting.How to hold your camera ??.There are some goog photography channels to learn from.I recommend Jared Polin.Highly skilled, good knowledge,good instructor. For free coursen i recommend Creative Live. A channel with a wide range of photography courses ( & courses for all creatives), by professional photographers.Very easy to follow, great content.
@@539Productions Have you ever been to Green Hill cemetery in Bedford? It's has amazing limestone monuments that were carved by local stonecutters. Some are over 100 years old.
@@anskelder5994 Je bent al de tweede Nederlander die ik hier tegenkom, vorige week de eerste.Goed om te zien dat er meer liefhebbers zijn van Matt's YT .Volg je ook MIstory van Matt ??.
Someone is keeping that place up sort of cuz the flag is flying. Lawn upkeep probably come in on a truck and trailer as it was no longer safe to keep the equipment there and the cemetery looks filled up so no new people will get buried there if all plots sold. That does not mean all plots have a body. People buy plots years ahead of time back in the day and prob some never make it to the plot when they die due to moving etc. Cremation for me and mine, No way on earth would I bury someone in the ground.
I am at a loss for words. You are at a cemetery but keep looking in the woods, leaves, etc. oh and the building that obviously had junk in it. I really thought this was cemetery related. Wtf
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You never fail to bring me great joy young man. I hauled tomb stones out of Cold Spring Mn. For Anderson Trucking. ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. Thanks for what you do.
The boy scout marker shows he was only 18 yrs old when he died. Maybe while scouting....so they provided this marker as a tribute perhaps.. Big old cemetery with many mysteries for sure!
that so sad.
Your videos are fantastic!! Once I start I can't stop watching. . . . One after the other. Thanks for being so respectful and mindful where you are. You're a fine young gentleman!!
I wish people wouldn't throw trash around, especially around a cemetery. It's so easy to avoid.
GTSY and TYVM!
We all got to have our adventures w/ Matt @ 539 Productions. Great channel!👍
Interesting cemetery. Lots of history there. Beautiful nature area. Be careful of those creeking trees, they are called deadfalls for a reason. Thanks for the tour. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
The spike wasn’t actually for a railroad although that’s what they were created for, but it’s from an old survey that was done. It’s used as an elevation benchmark.
Love how you bring respect and exploration together and history as well Thanks for taking us along
This cemetery seems really old I’m feeling it’s old, feeling anxiety here or excitement, hearing so much noise around you but in the distance sometimes sounds like voices in the distance, always enjoy your videos ❤️😊✌🏻
You’re an amazing man Matt! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!
Great find. Thank you. All the noise - you were in a graveyard! Think the first interred there were trying to reach out to you with the message, 'thanks for not forgetting us'.
It sounds like a church bell in the distance.... Reminds me of when I lived in a small village here in the UK. Stay safe and peace to you Matt. 👍🕊️🕊️
I like when you show the dates
Great explore, with lots of cool stuff. Thanks for taking us with you!
The "...rine" stone is probably a fragment of a broken monument to a woman named 'Catherine'.
Yay, a video from Matt !!
I really enjoy watching! You've never disappointed🤗
Find your videos very interesting. I love exploring old cemeteries!
Railroad spikes could be used to help trees develop resistance to infections and disease. People do that with tomatoes all the time. A little copper goes a long way when you insert it into the stem of the plant.
Love these unique places!
Reminded me of the movie Night of the Living Dead. Loved it. Wish you could start out the adventure with wind and temps. Most of these are hundreds if not thousands of miles away. Love ya, stay safe!
I thought the same thing!
Well that was really terrific I so enjoyed it. Just love cemeteries. Thank you so much for taking me along
Hello, Matt. Happy New Year.
The boots flower pot was really cool of course I like weird things 🤣🤣✌
I'm in New Zealand so find this very interesting thank you.
I've been in that cemetery once before...for real..its south of Fremont Indiana.. keep up the good work on the cool videos
Been enjoying this series Great way to start out 2020.
that old pop can...I remember those pull tabs
I looked away for a second and looked back and those boots freaked me out 💓..they looked real...😱 somebody there?! 😲 Ok, I'm over it. (😰 It took a couple mins.) Other than that, I am enjoying the checking things around the place It's pretty interesting and there's alot to check out. Like that cool gatehouse. Thanks for the adventure Matt! ✌ @ 539 Productions!!👍
Thank you, Darla! I thought they were real at first too!
interesting cemetery tour thanks for sharing from across the pond in UK
I really enjoyed that adventure.Nice work.Thanks Matt.
Thanks Matt for sharing with me this video about Bizarre Finds & Abandoned Structures at Graveyard it was really interesting and i really enjoyed it and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and thanks again.
Beautiful cemetery. So much open space and very interesting. Great find, Matt.
Thanks, Laura! Loved exploring this location!
Great explore, nice cemetery, thanks for sharing. 🙂
Before people would steal anything from anyone graveyards had sheds for the grounds keepers.
Wow very beautiful view and beautiful leaves!!🍁🍁🍁Interesting cemetery.
Love the trips through Indiana. I was born in ANDERSON. SORRY ABOUT THE CAPS - CAN'T CHANGE IT.
Seems to be multiple areas with flowers in the trees where you found the boots
Looks like they don’t do fall cleanups. What you hear is the dead calling. Creepy if you ask me.
Definitely sounds like a squeaky swing gate; heard it several times. Good explore!
Great video 👍 as always...🇨🇦
Thanks for taking us along! You're such a brave man! You're not afraid to be all alone exploring those grave yards.
Glad your backmissed you was afraid you were sick
Still doing well! Hope you are, too!
Is it possible that the flagpole squeaking occasionally was blown by the wind?
Up where I camp in Northeast Pennsylvania, we have a few trees in the area near where my group stays that twist in the wind, and make squealing noises. I'm not sure if they're dead trees or not.
Awesome old graves. You find some cool things.
Another good one. With the wind, there could have been a squeaky gate hinge somewhere.
First I thought the outbuilding was habited because of the chimney, but what I saw looked more like an oven. Could it be?
I remember pop tops like that in the mid-70's
I don't suppose there's any oilfields/oil wells nearby? It might be the action of a pumpjack that you're hearing.
Amazing place ,great explore ,thank you
You do nice work. Tfs. The trails you were on look to be Deer runs.
btw - the famous philanthropist was named Johns Hopkins. ( not JOHN, but JOHNS) Johns was the surname of one of his great grandmothers. (If that's who you were thinking of when passing that grave marker.)
U should come to Gettysburg pa and look at some of the graveyard here
thank you for your wonderful videos!
wishing..... at the start a civil war marker with its bucket filled with some decorations and whatnot... wishing that you paused.... read his name, death date, showed what and when the bucket contents ... all in all cool, fascinating.
Amazing place, nice explore vid Matt! :-)
Very cool.
I remember when cans first came out and you had a can opener they called a church key to punch a diamond shape opening to drink and pour pop from! That would of been in late 50’s to 60’s.
We would stop over night. And hear lots of rubbing. It was just verry old trees.
very cool let alone we go through the cemetery we get a nature walk aswell thank you
It was quite the picturesque location, thanks Kim!
Matt, it looks like the missing markers were probably destroyed because the concrete footing is all that remains. Perhaps they were beyond repair.
My father is buried in the old Hamburg Grave yard in MI....
Nice gray day for a cemetary tour..
Quite the exploration.
The stone with the name Tilly as a first name was interesting. My grandfather shared the same name and this is the first time I've seen it other than his when I was a kid.
It is quite the interesting name! Don't think I've ever known of anyone with it.
Hi Ronnie. Tilly can be a first name as well as a last name.There are also places called Tilly ( Belgium, France). Check out the info on wikipedia ( URL: wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilly).
(I shouldn't post this until I've seen the whole video - but I never listen to my own advice!) I noticed that the flag on the flagpole was blowing back and forth and there was a pulley at the top for raising the flag. When it blew in a certain direction, it looked like the pulley extended out, and then returned to a position closer to the flag pole. Is there any chance that might have been the source of the sound? What doesn't make sense with that thought is that you could hear it so well while in the woods but didn't hear it when you were standing near by. Just a thought.
Its sad because of people doing damage everyone is a suspect ! Was enjoyable.....
I feel the noise you were hearing could possibly be the flag pole.
Happy New Year great video
I love your work
Your videos are beautiful
Your locations are amazing
I love to chill out eating dinner and be taken to such amazing places that I’d never otherwise get to see or go
Long time sub and watcher
Dave
Gold Coast
Australia
Thank you, David!
What a beautiful cemetery, apart from some rubbish in the woodland the actual cemetery looked to be well maintained and looked after. Did you ever discover what that squeaky gate sound was ?? I heard it too on the audio and it was definitely metal sounding. Thanks for taking us along. x
Hi Sue, hope you are feeling better.Weather still bad, lots of rain & wind....... i want sun !!!.(or winterweather with some frost at nighttime).Hope to meet you in a oncoming livestream (??).Greetings from wet & windy Netherlands
@@franciscavanraalte7483 Hi, it's been wet and windy here too but I prefer it to the snow as then I'm housebound because I can't risk falling over with my back 😟. I'm feeling okay thanks, just same pain different day lol. I hope to make the livestream but it's difficult with the different time zones. Hope you are well, hugs from the UK. x
@@SueGirling68 Thanks Sue. The livestreams for us are more likely to be in the middele of the night or early morning.I'm still dealing with my sleeping disorder so for me it is nice when there is a livestream, helps me get through the night.So a long stream for me is no problem.No medication for the disorder available, so Matt is my medicine Sue.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 I go to bed mainly about midnight with the hope of getting around 4 hours of broken sleep so I hear ya hun. I also have to get up by 5-6am as I am in too much pain to lie down any longer than that. Hugs. x
Hi Matt, interesting exploration.Nice area to go for a hike, must be beautiful in when plants are in bloom, animal life & sit down to enjoy the peace & quiet surroundings.The creaking must come from old trees bending in the wind, hear it often when i'm in the woods.The metal ""sound"" might be caused by the flag or maybe there is an old grave with a fence around it.Would have liked to see more of the cemetery, some markers seem very old & interesting.Love "" the boots "". In the Netherlands you come across then often being used as a garden ornament ( put a nice flowering plant in it), funny to see them here in the cemetery.Maybe there are some Dutch people buried over there, placed by members of the family.Maybe someone found it not suitable to put on a grave and removed it to the place you found it.Enjoyed the episode, hope to see more of these combinations ( nature preserve & graveyard / cemetery) in the future.Thanks for taking us along with you on your travels Matt. Keep safe on the road.Looking forward for new content.So nice to see all these different places Of the US you don't often come across on Tv/ internet/YT.The best way to see the US is travelling by car !!!.
Nice Cemetary.
Its NOT bizarre..the abandoned structures are human bodies.💀💀☠
Nice driveway up. Cute little car. You're looking good yourself. where you're at is hilly. grab those boots if they aren't too heavy. wolves eh? Civil War vet still has some family who come to see him. Awesome. You're fine on operating camera. yes.nice view of lake. wow, that narrow path is creepy where you found an old bike. yes, try to locate the noise. i never hear the sound. Pretty Scouts plaque. Gross inside that shed at the end of video. Gatehouse appears to may have been used as a restroom. Pretty graveyard. love you and all of your adventures.
Boa noite, você tem muita coragem de andar aí sozinho.
The cemetery seems very old but I couldn't hear what you kept hearing.Happy New Year.
Interesting video, I thought I could hear voices now and then. And also nice to hear the state is putting the wolves back into the wild.
Nice adventure✌
Boa noite 539, ótimo vídeo, nós permite conhecer a arquitetura antiga de cemitérios de outros países , agradecida.
If referring to 'John Hopkins' being 'the famous one'... meaning of university/hospital/medical fame, that is JOHNS HOPKINS, not 'John' Hopkins so, no, not the same.
Hey, been watching. What area are you in? Saw one grave said ohio infantry?
Can you give us a bit of information about the cameras you use and how you use them, straps, harnesses, the way you hold them for maximum effect and lowest exertion etc. Few pictures of them as well would be great. I'm just curious, not intending to set up in competition with you. :-) I could never come near your productions. Greg in New Zealand.
Hi Greg. You should listen to the livestreams or podcast on Matt's other channel Mistory. IN these episodes he talks about his gear, his work when he was a photographer, etc.Check it out, very interesting.How to hold your camera ??.There are some goog photography channels to learn from.I recommend Jared Polin.Highly skilled, good knowledge,good instructor. For free coursen i recommend Creative Live. A channel with a wide range of photography courses ( & courses for all creatives), by professional photographers.Very easy to follow, great content.
1970s 7 upcan I remember those cool area
Looks like the security cameras are on a pole on top of the gatehouse.
That's what I thought I saw also,
I love your videos and watch them often but I think the transmission in your car might have a problem 😉😉😂
There's just leaves & trees for the latter part!
I'm from Southern Indiana (Bedford). Any chance of you filming in that area?
Yep, I film there whenever I get the chance!
@@539Productions Have you ever been to Green Hill cemetery in Bedford? It's has amazing limestone monuments that were carved by local stonecutters. Some are over 100 years old.
I live in Bedford I've been to Green Hill very interesting headstones
I just watched several of ur videos. Kinda got frustrated that u didn’t read buriAl stones names. Or any dates. Got use to that through other blogers
Hi Matt i am new here but i like your video's and i am from Holland . Happy New Year
Hi Ans Kelder.Holland US or A.K.A. the Netherlands ??.Gelukkig nieuwjaar & de beste wensen.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 I am from the Netherlands.
@@anskelder5994 Je bent al de tweede Nederlander die ik hier tegenkom, vorige week de eerste.Goed om te zien dat er meer liefhebbers zijn van Matt's YT .Volg je ook MIstory van Matt ??.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 Nee, ik volg wel Rhettyforfun ,en ik volg The G Team paranormal Investigators.
Someone is keeping that place up sort of cuz the flag is flying. Lawn upkeep probably come in on a truck and trailer as it was no longer safe to keep the equipment there and the cemetery looks filled up so no new people will get buried there if all plots sold. That does not mean all plots have a body. People buy plots years ahead of time back in the day and prob some never make it to the plot when they die due to moving etc. Cremation for me and mine, No way on earth would I bury someone in the ground.
I’m always worried for you out there alone stay safe . Maybe get over here to England and do some of our old graveyards
Hope to soon!
How about some looks at some stones dude
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perhaps a crematorium!
Sounds like a squeaky swing set? A swing blowing in the wind? Too isolated. Trying to listen thru phone.
I am at a loss for words. You are at a cemetery but keep looking in the woods, leaves, etc. oh and the building that obviously had junk in it. I really thought this was cemetery related. Wtf
🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣 better watch it you might run into Bigfoot!
MICHAEL IS MY FAMILY.
crematorium maybe?
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