If I were a Bazillionaire I'd restore churches and cemeteries...great vid. Being a Farmer is incredibly hard and takes a tough kind of person. My Dad was born to an Oklahoma Farming family during the Dust Bowl and they STAYED. Tough stoic people doesn't even begin to cover it! Thanks!
Hello from New Orleans Louisiana. I just started watching your videos. Now I can't stop I absolutely love your walks. So peaceful. 😊 I admire your content.😊
It's kinda sad how we say respect the dead and don't walk over graves and yet let them crumble, get overgrown, use stones as paving, it's really sad it me, like one time I was at Llandaff Cathedral and some graves were practically impossible to get to without climbing through so much foliage and stuff, it's sad how many graves get forgotten :(
I so enjoy your videos, and the reverence that you have for the places you visit. This episode highlights how incredibly unbelievable it is that you have managed not to break an ankle in some of these cemeteries. Stay safe as you continue your journeys.
Hi Brenda from Arkansas, USA here. I’m interested in Cemetery exploration. I enjoyed your walk through. The damaged graves are sad. Unfortunately, families die off, move away or just don’t care anymore. It happens to graveyards all over the world, I suppose. I’m physically disabled and have difficulty clearing my family’s graves. I’m the only one in the family who still cares. I’m impressed by the emblems, artwork and beautiful lettering on the stones in the video. I thought it was Medusa too, but no snakes. Wow, the views are amazing ❤. 😊
Brenda if you like cemetery exploration, haunted ones, i know of one close to Pea Rde Arkansas that is made up of about 10 cemeteries that were relocated when Bull Shoals lake was filled. If interested ill give you more details. Im from Branson mo btw
I love this churchyard and church. I haven’t seen so many graves lying down since I visited Haworth...it’s so relaxing and peaceful walking around here with you.👍
William Wrigley was the American founder of Wrigley gum. He founded the gun in 1891 in Chicago, IL, USA. This is why I love your channel. Thank you for being very informative
Always interesting. I live just outside of Chicago, so the Wrigley's are well known here. I was just in the British Isles, and have enjoyed watching you walk the same cemeteries we visited. Still amazed at the Abraham Lincoln Memorial!
That little room was probably for coal. When the cemetery first started there must have been a lot of grave robbers around. That was the whole purpose of tabletop headstones. To keep the bodies IN and the grave robbers OUT.
What a glorious place to spend eternity! It's a wonderful part of the world. Isn't it sad to note how many small children's gravestones there are from the Victorian and earlier periods in history? Parents had large families but with the expectation of losing some of them long before they reached adulthood. Thanks so much for explaining the symbolism of the tree with a cross on one stone. It did seem a little out of place for one so young. Further reading by me showed it can also mean immortality, so maybe that's why it was chosen. I was fascinated by the grave with the Heath Robinson arrangement of plastic bottles, solar lights and dinosaurs! As much as the adornments, the separate little added inscription to Dennis Edwards(?) who it seems died in 2016. Maybe he was the dinosaur fan? Had the grave been hijacked to provide a little memorial to him? A truly lovely 'dead good walk'!
Word that came to mind is Jumbled :) Arches and keyholes are symbolic of passing through the veil. Portal between earth and afterlife. Freestanding, arched around tombstones, arched over church doors and windows, are all references to this. Having a cross in the center of an arch is clear indicator that this person 'went to heaven through Christ'. Love this graveyard. Some seem to have a much more peaceful energy about them than others.
Often an area can be bigger than a flashlights beam strength....I found this out in a GIGANTIC abandoned warehouse, the beam was only good for about 10 yards... The warehouse was about 3 football fields long. Being (about) 4 ft. from the door I left quickly.
Hi I have a photo of myself taken by my son in the graveyard at Heights Church something was making me very unwelcome you can see a strange blur above my head it was very uncomfortable. If you let me have your email address I will send you the photo.
I'm reeaallllly sorry, but I have to be that person for a sec! Table top tombs are usually a slab up on 4 legs. The graves you read for us in here are called box or chest tombs. That church did not feel very nice. Thank you for the walk. Deb of Oz.
The chewing gum company was from Chicago, Illinois particularly and it was WRIGLEY. It was a bonus given to the ladies when they bought soap from the traveling salesman
I have a question. If the church was built in 1756, why are all the headstones dated for almost 100 yrs after being built? None from the 1700's? I enjoy walking thru the cemeteries with you!! So peaceful.
Look into tartaria,churches were built for places of healing,not many churches have bells in them now as the frequency from them healed,we have all had this stolen from us history is a lie
Most churches are mostly Victorian graves with clusters of Georgian, so makes me wonder if the Victorians moved/replaced the Georgian graves? Occasionally you get ones from the late 1600's but these are so old. I think the oldest I have seen outside in a graveyard is 1650's. It makes me wonder if you had walked in a graveyard in the 1800's, would you have seen graves from the 1500's?
Love Delph Heights, please do a video on the Bill O Jacks Gravestone at St.Chads in Saddleworth not far from there, the inscription has always fascinated me!
Love the countryside, Dan, although I don’t know how you manage not to injure yourself in places like this. I really like your conversational style, but I find myself constantly fighting the urge to reply to you, forgetting that you can’t hear me! Keep up the great work!
Was it a crypt or could it be a holy well would a country crypt go that deep them old churches were often on catholic monastery grounds before the reformation But still I love ❤️ you work God Bless I say ask locals
His torch was a Chinese special with 5 lumens tops. It was terrible. I have a 2200 lumen flashlight that can shine a couple hundred yards. There is no way anything will block that light.
This cemetery was not peaceful if you heard the voices. There are a couple of women spirits there who wanted him badly. I can't even describe the things they said.
What a peaceful environment and a beautiful view. Also some nice graves and it is indeed a picture of Medusa. I think the church is a bit creepy. Thank you Martha
there are about three or four headstones on a hill beside a roadway where i live and it is unkept and you can see it better in the fall and winter since the leaves on the trees are absent...i want to go see who they were and when they passed away now.
May I recommend a little known cemetery if you're ever in Liverpool. Walton city farm. It's not very big but worth a visit. Robert Tressels grave is there, a lot of the graves are just lying down in the woods 👍
So I went down a rabbit hole again. Horatio Nelson Gartside was a member of the Gartside Family are thought to have owned land in Friarmere since the dissolution of the monastery’s in the 16th century and lived at Friarmere Lodge. Horatio is buried in the same cemetery. His was one of the tall ones with the cross on top, there was a few I saw in the vid. Someone was a fan of Horatio Nelson I suppose.
I'm guessing because its on a hill the church itself has a very large crypt, and all crypts have to have a vent to vent out the methane and cumulation of digestive gases. I almost want to say that little building on the side is the receiving end where bodies are lowered in aside from going in from the middle of the church. So you're likely pointing into a vertical shaft... that may have long been abandoned for that purpose. So to what's intermittently blocking it, I have no explanation for that
...it's not in each european country the same, culture and traditions and at least the the religion...catholic and so on...made a sometimes big differences...
@@deadgoodwalks my family is from Penzance. I’m second generation American now living in North Carolina. I had the privilege of visiting Penzance for a couple of weeks a few years ago. Was able to get down around Lands’ End. It was all so breathtaking!
@@catchloe1989 It wasn't a demon. It was "Phil." At first, the other spirits thought the female wraith inside was doing it, but then another spirit said that "Phil" was the one who blocked the light with his hand. Phil is probably the other spirit who was following him in the graveyard earlier and admitted that he was the wraith's man. 11:51 You mentioned the church is haunted and a voice said "a wraith make it home." 11:57 "A wraith." 11:59 "I am... her man." 12:02 "Damn!" (very loud)
(Part 2) 11:51 You mentioned the church is haunted and a voice said "a wraith make it home." 11:57 "A wraith." 11:59 "I am... her man." 12:02 "Damn!" (very loud) 12:30 "My mom wants you." 12:40 "Mine, going forward." 12:42 "Go back and tell him." (very clear) 12:44 "Go back with him." 12:47 "What's that mean?" 12:49 "Look at him. He's mine!" 12:50 "Nothing!" 12:54 "Look at his d__k" (LOL. These spirits are dirty.) 12:56 "It's massive!" 13:00 "Watch them!" (very loud) 13:47 "F__king d__k!" 13:49 "Come back" 14:00 "Manchu d__k" 14:02 "Maybe on Tuesday." 14:05 "Perfect." 14:10 "I can see him." 14:12 "I hate you." 14:20 "Lay off my man!" 14:34 "Walk!" (very loud) 14:36 "I am!" 15:00 "Back off." 15:16 "Take off... building." 15:18 "Okay." 15:19 "Forget William." (loud) 15:21 "F__k William!" (loud) 15:57 "F__k me." 15:58 "You're perfect." 16:28 "I want you." 16:32 "We race.. a furlong." 16:34 "You're on!" 16:35 "What is a furlong?" 16:36 "One eighth mile." 16:39 "I run furlong in the shower." 16:42 "Enough furlong." 17:58 "Slept through it." 18:17 "She wants you!" (very clear) 18:18 "We want you." 18:56 "Run along." 18:57 "I want his bride." 19:26 While trying to shine a light inside, it said "human.. get away from here" (very faint) 19:33 You were wondering why the torch wasn't working. It said, "can't view... her hand." 19:49 "Thank you." 20:02 "Her hand.. her hand." 20:06 "Maybe her hands were blocking it." 20:09 "Her hands blocked it." (very loud) 20:11 "Her hands." 20:13 "Her hands." 20:23 "Her hands did it." 20:26 "She didn't do it. Phil did it." 20:38 "Momma Sloop(?) can." 20:53 "Wrap it up." 22:57 "Thanks you come... Church of the heaven." right when you close the gate.
If I were a Bazillionaire I'd restore churches and cemeteries...great vid. Being a Farmer is incredibly hard and takes a tough kind of person. My Dad was born to an Oklahoma Farming family during the Dust Bowl and they STAYED. Tough stoic people doesn't even begin to cover it! Thanks!
Staying there then was only for the very tough
Hello from New Orleans Louisiana. I just started watching your videos. Now I can't stop I absolutely love your walks. So peaceful. 😊 I admire your content.😊
It's kinda sad how we say respect the dead and don't walk over graves and yet let them crumble, get overgrown, use stones as paving, it's really sad it me, like one time I was at Llandaff Cathedral and some graves were practically impossible to get to without climbing through so much foliage and stuff, it's sad how many graves get forgotten :(
I so enjoy your videos, and the reverence that you have for the places you visit. This episode highlights how incredibly unbelievable it is that you have managed not to break an ankle in some of these cemeteries. Stay safe as you continue your journeys.
Hi Brenda from Arkansas, USA here. I’m interested in Cemetery exploration. I enjoyed your walk through. The damaged graves are sad. Unfortunately, families die off, move away or just don’t care anymore. It happens to graveyards all over the world, I suppose. I’m physically disabled and have difficulty clearing my family’s graves. I’m the only one in the family who still cares. I’m impressed by the emblems, artwork and beautiful lettering on the stones in the video. I thought it was Medusa too, but no snakes. Wow, the views are amazing ❤. 😊
Brenda if you like cemetery exploration, haunted ones, i know of one close to Pea Rde Arkansas that is made up of about 10 cemeteries that were relocated when Bull Shoals lake was filled. If interested ill give you more details. Im from Branson mo btw
I love this churchyard and church. I haven’t seen so many graves lying down since I visited Haworth...it’s so relaxing and peaceful walking around here with you.👍
Gorgeous church and cemetery. What a beautiful view from up there! Great vid. :)
William Wrigley was the American founder of Wrigley gum. He founded the gun in 1891 in Chicago, IL, USA. This is why I love your channel. Thank you for being very informative
Graveyards can be deadly 😊 and holy beautiful place!!!
The artistry is amazing and all done by hand.
Always interesting. I live just outside of Chicago, so the Wrigley's are well known here. I was just in the British Isles, and have enjoyed watching you walk the same cemeteries we visited. Still amazed at the Abraham Lincoln Memorial!
That little room was probably for coal. When the cemetery first started there must have been a lot of grave robbers around. That was the whole purpose of tabletop headstones. To keep the bodies IN and the grave robbers OUT.
That was more of a city thing and most people used cages.
What a glorious place to spend eternity! It's a wonderful part of the world. Isn't it sad to note how many small children's gravestones there are from the Victorian and earlier periods in history? Parents had large families but with the expectation of losing some of them long before they reached adulthood. Thanks so much for explaining the symbolism of the tree with a cross on one stone. It did seem a little out of place for one so young. Further reading by me showed it can also mean immortality, so maybe that's why it was chosen. I was fascinated by the grave with the Heath Robinson arrangement of plastic bottles, solar lights and dinosaurs! As much as the adornments, the separate little added inscription to Dennis Edwards(?) who it seems died in 2016. Maybe he was the dinosaur fan? Had the grave been hijacked to provide a little memorial to him? A truly lovely 'dead good walk'!
I have been here and thought the headstones being used as stairs was rather strange . Great walk thru 🐨🥰
Unfortunately its quite common.
Word that came to mind is Jumbled :)
Arches and keyholes are symbolic of passing through the veil. Portal between earth and afterlife. Freestanding, arched around tombstones, arched over church doors and windows, are all references to this. Having a cross in the center of an arch is clear indicator that this person 'went to heaven through Christ'.
Love this graveyard. Some seem to have a much more peaceful energy about them than others.
Often an area can be bigger than a flashlights beam strength....I found this out in a GIGANTIC abandoned warehouse, the beam was only good for about 10 yards... The warehouse was about 3 football fields long. Being (about) 4 ft. from the door I left quickly.
Hi I have a photo of myself taken by my son in the graveyard at Heights Church something was making me very unwelcome you can see a strange blur above my head it was very uncomfortable. If you let me have your email address I will send you the photo.
Haunted or not ,what a beautiful place to spend eternity
You could contact the commonwealth war graves commission to see if they are aware of the possible damage to those graves.
I wonder if the batteries were dead...get it 😂.
Did you see where that guy commented that it was all trick photography? hahaha! and I want to say I loved the title to this one and the thumbnail!
Yeah it made me chuckle. It's not a hollywood production lol. Thanks, I'm happy with the title but maybe went over the top with the angry vicar lol
LOL Loved it@@deadgoodwalks
I'm reeaallllly sorry, but I have to be that person for a sec! Table top tombs are usually a slab up on 4 legs. The graves you read for us in here are called box or chest tombs. That church did not feel very nice. Thank you for the walk. Deb of Oz.
The chewing gum company was from Chicago, Illinois particularly and it was WRIGLEY. It was a bonus given to the ladies when they bought soap from the traveling salesman
Behind the small beam of light..something smiled
For a split second, you can see what is maybe 2 glowing eyes. Creepy
I have a question. If the church was built in 1756, why are all the headstones dated for almost 100 yrs after being built? None from the 1700's? I enjoy walking thru the cemeteries with you!! So peaceful.
Looked like a busy graveyard at one point so probably reused
Look into tartaria,churches were built for places of healing,not many churches have bells in them now as the frequency from them healed,we have all had this stolen from us history is a lie
Most churches are mostly Victorian graves with clusters of Georgian, so makes me wonder if the Victorians moved/replaced the Georgian graves? Occasionally you get ones from the late 1600's but these are so old. I think the oldest I have seen outside in a graveyard is 1650's. It makes me wonder if you had walked in a graveyard in the 1800's, would you have seen graves from the 1500's?
It's amazing to me how intricate and flowing the words are carved, considering they were done by hand.
Loved the tour! Thank you!
I wonder if Milne was related to A A Milne
I guessed it looks like Yorkshire. Gorgeous.
Any walks planned for Halloween Dan? I’m loving your channel tbh, it’s so relaxing …(and I’m so weird 😆🙃)
Sorry I missed this one. You've seen already now :)
@@deadgoodwalks indeed! Loving this spooky content Dan 🎃👻✌️
10:11 that’s a real nice stone with church carving on it. Very unique.
Love Delph Heights, please do a video on the Bill O Jacks Gravestone at St.Chads in Saddleworth not far from there, the inscription has always fascinated me!
The blacker than black is a well know phenomena associated with Dracula's tomb.
Love the countryside, Dan, although I don’t know how you manage not to injure yourself in places like this. I really like your conversational style, but I find myself constantly fighting the urge to reply to you, forgetting that you can’t hear me! Keep up the great work!
Que cemitério louco top demais deve ter mais de 200 anos
Was it a crypt or could it be a holy well would a country crypt go that deep them old churches were often on catholic monastery grounds before the reformation
But still I love ❤️ you work God Bless
I say ask locals
I thought it could be the crypt entrance but a well would make sense too, I'd love to see inside either way. Thanks for the kind words
Odd how the stones are used as paving
I really hate it when they use gravestones as pathways as it erodes them so much faster.
Great to see. Thanks.
Stunning location 😊😊😊😊
What an amazing site!
Good to see ya guys Cathy and Dead Good Walkers
Great seeing you, Carol!
I think you need a better torch.
Angle your (new) flashlight from the side of the head stone and I takes it a lot easier to read the script.
His torch was a Chinese special with 5 lumens tops. It was terrible. I have a 2200 lumen flashlight that can shine a couple hundred yards. There is no way anything will block that light.
cemeteries are so peaceful and errie
Yah I worked in one😮🤔😇
This cemetery was not peaceful if you heard the voices. There are a couple of women spirits there who wanted him badly. I can't even describe the things they said.
Worlds most useless gate for sure 😀 bit spooky down them steps, torch not working & just imagined a ghostly face coming towards 😀 👻 ❤
Looks rather bleak when you visited, but beautiful
Lovely place, plus change your batteries 😂
No surprise that this place is haunted!
Always enjoy you never cease to interest me
Living in Chicago, there is the Big Awsome White Wrigley building down town on Michigan Ave on the river
What a peaceful environment and a beautiful view. Also some nice graves and it is indeed a picture of Medusa. I think the church is a bit creepy. Thank you Martha
Thanks for confirming it’s Medusa, Very usual to see it on a grave x
Wrigleys Gum was the first Item Scanned on a Barcode machine
Thank you.
there are about three or four headstones on a hill beside a roadway where i live and it is unkept and you can see it better in the fall and winter since the leaves on the trees are absent...i want to go see who they were and when they passed away now.
May I recommend a little known cemetery if you're ever in Liverpool. Walton city farm. It's not very big but worth a visit.
Robert Tressels grave is there, a lot of the graves are just lying down in the woods 👍
U need to visit Camerton church and cemetery near Workington Cumbria it’s a beautiful place like this peaceful spot
Love these mate COYP ◾️◽️
So I went down a rabbit hole again. Horatio Nelson Gartside was a member of the Gartside Family are thought to have owned land in Friarmere since the dissolution of the monastery’s in the 16th century and lived at Friarmere Lodge. Horatio is buried in the same cemetery. His was one of the tall ones with the cross on top, there was a few I saw in the vid. Someone was a fan of Horatio Nelson I suppose.
As much as you want to cut that lawn, I would come out with a brush, bucket and soap to clean those nice headstones.
Do you know what happens to the gravestones when a cemetery is repurposed ? Thank you for the video
Your voice sounds exactly like that of Shrouded Hand.
I'm guessing because its on a hill the church itself has a very large crypt, and all crypts have to have a vent to vent out the methane and cumulation of digestive gases. I almost want to say that little building on the side is the receiving end where bodies are lowered in aside from going in from the middle of the church. So you're likely pointing into a vertical shaft... that may have long been abandoned for that purpose.
So to what's intermittently blocking it, I have no explanation for that
Here in the US grave yards have churches and cemeteries don't. Is it that way in Europe?
...it's not in each european country the same, culture and traditions and at least the the religion...catholic and so on...made a sometimes big differences...
I love graveyards and cemetery exploration
I worked in a cemetery in high school, dug a few graves.😮🤔😇😢
Dan, thanks for another great video.
The area the church is in is denshaw i live 10 mins from it
One knows its an old cemetery when it's on huge mountain type area.
I feel your honoring the people who have passed by reading their names aloud. 😊 I would image you’d have to use a weed eater to cut the grass there.
Obviously it was haunted by the ghost of duracell.
It’s sad to think they don’t even have enough room to properly take care of the graves.
Packed in like Sardines🤔
Looks like a stronger torch is in order haha
he brought a torch hooray! oh nvm
And a Hoe😮🤔😇
The light from a cell phone is brighter than that "torch."
I hope you keep in mind that there are spirits everywhere and those old cemetery and some are not nice
Hey my friend i missed your premiere dang it ❤❤❤❤ enjoy your day
No worries Monique, you too x
Good. Morning. To. You.
Ever been to Penzance Cornwall?
Yes, before my cemetery exploring days. Would love to go back
@@deadgoodwalks my family is from Penzance. I’m second generation American now living in North Carolina. I had the privilege of visiting Penzance for a couple of weeks a few years ago. Was able to get down around Lands’ End. It was all so breathtaking!
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That is a really old Church. How old is that Church and Churchyard?
1777😮🤔😇
Some Paranormal for sure!
do you know why build walls around church yards , because every bobby is dyeing to get in...
Careful round there!
Puffball mushroom
To think many of our ancestors are buried there
?😮🤔
13:37
Holy Snappin’ Arseholes…!
I had no idea that one could do this.
Groovy!
Love to watch ur video from indiaa
This place old
beware any sinkholes😬
Anchant Chapes😮🤔😇
Beware of dirty female spirits...
a little disrespectfull the church lay gravestones as a pathway people have to walk on..
You found the one of the riggily impire see if you can find the grave of the juicey fruit chewing gum impire.
I want to find hubba bubba
Omg i have been there ❤
So have I. I've seen you there. You had a black dress on😮🤔😇
View is awesome 👍
Is that you in the thumbnail? You don’t look anything like you sound.
Shur. Is.
The flashlight not working was eerie, wasn't it? 😮💀
sorry I didn't mean it I apologize
Yeah, I've never shined it into darkness and seen nothing before...weird
No gimmicks here, thats why people love it @@Honeybuckets69
Love your videos, graveyards are so full of history
If you think that way then why do you come here?@@Honeybuckets69
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😘👍🌹🙏
Be careful; it could be a demon !😮
I didn't want to say the D word 😬
@@deadgoodwalks 😁😁😁
@@catchloe1989 It wasn't a demon. It was "Phil." At first, the other spirits thought the female wraith inside was doing it, but then another spirit said that "Phil" was the one who blocked the light with his hand. Phil is probably the other spirit who was following him in the graveyard earlier and admitted that he was the wraith's man.
11:51 You mentioned the church is haunted and a voice said "a wraith make it home."
11:57 "A wraith."
11:59 "I am... her man."
12:02 "Damn!" (very loud)
(Part 2)
11:51 You mentioned the church is haunted and a voice said "a wraith make it home."
11:57 "A wraith."
11:59 "I am... her man."
12:02 "Damn!" (very loud)
12:30 "My mom wants you."
12:40 "Mine, going forward."
12:42 "Go back and tell him." (very clear)
12:44 "Go back with him."
12:47 "What's that mean?"
12:49 "Look at him. He's mine!"
12:50 "Nothing!"
12:54 "Look at his d__k" (LOL. These spirits are dirty.)
12:56 "It's massive!"
13:00 "Watch them!" (very loud)
13:47 "F__king d__k!"
13:49 "Come back"
14:00 "Manchu d__k"
14:02 "Maybe on Tuesday."
14:05 "Perfect."
14:10 "I can see him."
14:12 "I hate you."
14:20 "Lay off my man!"
14:34 "Walk!" (very loud)
14:36 "I am!"
15:00 "Back off."
15:16 "Take off... building."
15:18 "Okay."
15:19 "Forget William." (loud)
15:21 "F__k William!" (loud)
15:57 "F__k me."
15:58 "You're perfect."
16:28 "I want you."
16:32 "We race.. a furlong."
16:34 "You're on!"
16:35 "What is a furlong?"
16:36 "One eighth mile."
16:39 "I run furlong in the shower."
16:42 "Enough furlong."
17:58 "Slept through it."
18:17 "She wants you!" (very clear)
18:18 "We want you."
18:56 "Run along."
18:57 "I want his bride."
19:26 While trying to shine a light inside, it said "human.. get away from here" (very faint)
19:33 You were wondering why the torch wasn't working. It said, "can't view... her hand."
19:49 "Thank you."
20:02 "Her hand.. her hand."
20:06 "Maybe her hands were blocking it."
20:09 "Her hands blocked it." (very loud)
20:11 "Her hands."
20:13 "Her hands."
20:23 "Her hands did it."
20:26 "She didn't do it. Phil did it."
20:38 "Momma Sloop(?) can."
20:53 "Wrap it up."
22:57 "Thanks you come... Church of the heaven." right when you close the gate.
Get s real flashlight.doing this kind of thing u should have what you need