That was absolute magic GV! Always loved the story of Greyfriars Bobby - dogs love you unconditionally with absolute loyalty - more so than some ppl. Thanks as always for taking us along. ❤ Edinburgh.
Edinburgh is so rich with history - an incredible city. Loved this visit to Greyfriar’s Kirkyard with all the elaborate carvings and imagery on those 17th century tombs. And Babby, of course❤
I’ve heard about the Greyfryers Bobby before, thank you so much for showing him to us, he was a cute little dog. On the mausoleum of George Mckensie, I could hear sounds like growls. That’s sad about John Gray, and his little dog Bobby. ❤
This is a beautiful cemetery! I was so glad you focused on the old greaves we never get to see. What wonderful carvings. I wonder what something like that would cost today? I'm glad a lot of those very old ones can still be read. Thank you, GV. I truly enjoyed this walking tour!
This was awesome, loved it, I'm pretty sure I could spend a week walking around that place looking at it all. Don't you just love history! Thanks so much for sharing with us.
First you start the video with a demonic sounding something 😮 then you nearly got me crying with the story of Jon Gray and Bobby wtf like 😂 fantastic carvings and monuments to the dead there. But there's also something evil and trapped there. Old prison there is definitely holding something's nasty. I heard it at least 9 times in the first half of the video but it did go. Fantastic video Cathal
I would love to visit Greyfriars Cemetery one day!! However, I think I will avoid Bloody McKenzie's mausoleum like the plague!! Those sounds were pretty spooky!!😰😱👻 Thanks for taking us on your Scottish adventure, GV!! XXXX 💙❤👏🤗💕👍💞
Very touching story of Greyfriars Bobby and master. Dogs are such wondeful life companions. Beautiful churchyard and monuments. Thank you for taking us along with you.🎉🎉🎉 Death where is thy sting...is from 1st Corinthians.
Could be the Colossus of Memnon effect - this is a huge fallen statue in Egypt that moans at certain times and people think it is haunted but the noise is due to air inside the head of the statue expanding when it gets heated up by the sun.
Thanks GV. Love Grey Friars! I have seen many videos and ghost tours of the place but hats off to you. You showed a lot of things I've never seen before :)
This was my favorite cemetery tour with you so far! The Grey Friars cemetery in Edinburgh is fascinating, very old, full of history, and full of skull and cross bones sculptures! Thanks for this instructive and very interesting tour, GV!!
Thanx GV so much. I have been waiting for this ....Great video as always...there is something very haunting about Scotland...and have seen alot and read about McKenzie. 😊 thanx
Wow, so morbid with all of those skulls! A beautiful place though, the architecture is stunning. People’s lives aren’t celebrated now the way they used to be.
That monument you saw and thought was 1665, and the very ornate one. The carvings on them looked very much like the graves in New England of folk that arrived there in 1620 aboard the Mayflower. I saw them when an American did a tour of the burial place of first and early settlers. Also, on the very ornate tomb was a carving of a man wearing a ruff. This is common to Elizabethan times, remembering that Elizabeth I died in 1603. The Stuarts then came to the throne, and Scotland didn't become part of GB until 1707. Worth remembering when you're looking at these very early dates. Thanks, GV. Very informative. You've got to have some kind of fearlessness to have your house backed onto tombs! 😲
Oh thank you so much for another amazing video. I just cried little Bobby little boy so faithful to the end.😢 can't believe how old this graveyard is. ❤🙏
Amazing video! Gosh that place is spooky during the day. I can't imagine being there at night. You truly are brave! Folks. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up!
Great video, some of the most intricately detailed monuments I've ever seen... Cannot imagine how fabulous they must appear in person 😊 Great EVP capture, as well 😮
Amazing and spooky EVP captures there GV! The history in Edinburgh is next level. They have managed to preserve almost all of their buildings and streets it's literally everywhere. Loved this, thanks GV 🙏Teresa 🇦🇺❤
I never knew the story of Greyfriars Bobby - what a lovely tale of devotion. I recognise that devotion - I had a Jack Russell who knew my every move - she was a Minx and I cried at her death, more than I cried for my own mother. I'll never have another dog - couldn't go through that grief ever again ! Thanks for taking us to Edinburgh - I've never been to Scotland, but that Graveyard looks so interesting, as all of them do, and you make such brilliant videos for us to see these places. Thank you so much for taking us on your travels. Take care 🙂
Beautiful graveyard with so many ornate stoneworks. Glad they are taking care of it. I saw the movie about Grey friers Bobby. Cried 😢. Ok I heard that too 😮. Great tour GV! Thanks❤
This has got to be one of the most famous fascinating places in Edinburgh I've never seen anything like it it's just so full of history and amazement just unbelievably creepy I wonder how many ghosts of the past walk around the graveyard I'm definitely going back as soon as I can 🌹🌹
this was absolutley amazing GV ❤ I've always wanted to go here so glad you have filmed it and love hearing the stories again of the Greyfriar Bobby and the Mackenzie vault 😊
I love stories likè Bobby and his master. I'm a dog lover and stories like Bobby keeping vigil for 14 years, never forgetting his master warm my heart.😊
Those sounds were scary. Was the dog buried beside his master ? If not they should have made an exception and allowed it. The dog would have wanted to rest forever by his side. What a sad story .
Greyfriars Bobby the dog was buried close to his much-loved owner John. John Gray joined the Edinburgh Police force as a Night Watchman and took his Skye Terrier, Bobby, with him to keep him company. The Sexton, James Brown, whose grave was next to Bobby's, looked after him after he refused to leave his owner's grave. When the weather was cold or rainy, Bobby slept in a small house near the cemetery and when it was sunny, he slept on the ground near his owner's grave.
I have heard a lot of stories about Greyfriers cemetery, about people being attacked there at night, especially around those enclosures. I am not sure if I would want to visit there at night myself. The monuments were totally awesome! Several of the inscriptions looked fairly legible. Thank you very much GV, for an awesome walking tour. Have a great week ahead 😀
The detailed stonework in here is magnificent GV. Thank you so much for walking us around and reading out those old dates. Take care, Deb of Oz XXX. P.S. Why do they say Edinborough when it's spelt Edinburgh?
Very interesting tour with impressive graves and who knows those sounds could have been from the other side... how ironic it was that Bobby got the biggest and best position more than his master John Gray but then again 14 years on his grave was a lot of loyalty... Nice tour.
I recall seeing the Greyfriars Bobby movie when I was very young and it was a weepy of note. Its strange to see the graves of Bobby and his master. Such a creepy cemetery though, it just has this otherness about it. However, amazing memorials and very well looked after too. Thanks for the look around.
The amount of time and skill put into these monuments is phenomenal. It's truly an art form not seen anymore, and that's a shame. If I die wealthy, this will be my eternal gift to the world and man
How amazing! I’ll be in Edinburgh next month so I’ll make sure to visit Greyfriars! I’ve seen other online tours, but no one captured the details like you have done here.
That cemetery is so full of artistic works: cherubs, skulls and bones, and sculptures. At timestamp 20:53, is that the back of the figure on the tombstone and is that iong appendage a tail? We humans used to have tails. The symbolism of the art is something we modern day people have to research. I love the realization of these people who lived in the 16th to 18th centuries that we end up as skulls and bones.
I can’t believe this cemetery has been in use since 1560s. Such a beautiful churchyard. ⛪️
That was absolute magic GV! Always loved the story of Greyfriars Bobby - dogs love you unconditionally with absolute loyalty - more so than some ppl. Thanks as always for taking us along. ❤ Edinburgh.
So was the dog buried with him? Its 12:15am and I m tired and didn't catch it❤
No dog buried separately
Edinburgh is so rich with history - an incredible city. Loved this visit to Greyfriar’s Kirkyard with all the elaborate carvings and imagery on those 17th century tombs. And Babby, of course❤
The monuments are absolutely amazing. There's definitely something "residing" there, with those growls and voices! 😲 Thanks so much, GV!
They spent a small fortune back in the day on those monuments. Very unique and beautiful.
That was so loud! How we didn’t hear that standing right next to it, is beyond me. Great capture.
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I’ve heard about the Greyfryers Bobby before, thank you so much for showing him to us, he was a cute little dog. On the mausoleum of George Mckensie, I could hear sounds like growls. That’s sad about John Gray, and his little dog Bobby. ❤
Yes thought i could hear growls or something exciting!
Good one! Wonderful monuments. The sounds you picked up were crazy. The prison sounds like a place to investigate….those screams were bizarre.
This is a beautiful cemetery! I was so glad you focused on the old greaves we never get to see. What wonderful carvings. I wonder what something like that would cost today? I'm glad a lot of those very old ones can still be read. Thank you, GV. I truly enjoyed this walking tour!
Glad you enjoyed this beautiful cemetery
Are there still craftsman who can do such work?
This was awesome, loved it, I'm pretty sure I could spend a week walking around that place looking at it all. Don't you just love history! Thanks so much for sharing with us.
First you start the video with a demonic sounding something 😮 then you nearly got me crying with the story of Jon Gray and Bobby wtf like 😂 fantastic carvings and monuments to the dead there. But there's also something evil and trapped there. Old prison there is definitely holding something's nasty. I heard it at least 9 times in the first half of the video but it did go. Fantastic video Cathal
I hope you have recovered mark because it took me a long time lol
@@GraveVisitationsYeah I don't let that affect me spiritually but dam that's there 💯
I would love to visit Greyfriars Cemetery one day!! However, I think I will avoid Bloody McKenzie's mausoleum like the plague!! Those sounds were pretty spooky!!😰😱👻
Thanks for taking us on your Scottish adventure, GV!! XXXX 💙❤👏🤗💕👍💞
Wow the past is in the present there. The tombs are amazing!!❤❤ thanks GV!!
My pleasure!!
Very touching story of Greyfriars Bobby and master. Dogs are such wondeful life companions. Beautiful churchyard and monuments. Thank you for taking us along with you.🎉🎉🎉 Death where is thy sting...is from 1st Corinthians.
I heard lots of strange voices there but definitely in the Mckenzie vault 👻
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Right from the start don’t you think, Sue the voices and growls.
Could be the Colossus of Memnon effect - this is a huge fallen statue in Egypt that moans at certain times and people think it is haunted but the noise is due to air inside the head of the statue expanding when it gets heated up by the sun.
The stone carvers in Edinburgh must have been unparalleled!
Hi GV hope you are well great video very interesting I bet it's very spooky at night thanks for sharing take care 👍
Definitely something strange about this cemetery day or night
Every grave yard is haunted. Some have more activity than others. Excellent video. thank you for today's walk
Remember learning about Bobby as a child in primary school, great to see the monument erected in his memory , thanks again
Another wonderful tour. Thank you for taking us along with you! Greetings from Tennessee USA!!! God bless you and Sue!!! 😊
@@Jerry-ok8gj hi jerry 👋
@@GraveVisitations
Always enjoy your videos and always learn something! Thank you for replying! 🙂
Very cool explore! You even had a day with an eerie grey glow to it! Spooky voices caught too - fantastic job, GV!
Thanks GV. Love Grey Friars! I have seen many videos and ghost tours of the place but hats off to you. You showed a lot of things I've never seen before :)
Imagine the cost in those days and such craftmanship,safe travels,god bless GV,🙏🙏👏👏👋👍🇦🇺
The carvings and details are amazing. You certainly showed us things we haven't seen before.
Bobby and John i never heard of their story so thanks. Very nice tour thanks.
This was my favorite cemetery tour with you so far! The Grey Friars cemetery in Edinburgh is fascinating, very old, full of history, and full of skull and cross bones sculptures! Thanks for this instructive and very interesting tour, GV!!
Glad you enjoyed it
It's so cool! That guy laying on his side, "having a bit of a nap!"
Felt like I could have done the same lol
@@GraveVisitations Laying there next to the statue would have made the passersby really do a double take!
I really enjoyed this one GV.
thank you for sharing this video
Thanx GV so much. I have been waiting for this ....Great video as always...there is something very haunting about Scotland...and have seen alot and read about McKenzie. 😊 thanx
Glad you enjoyed it Deborah 🏴👍
Wow, so morbid with all of those skulls! A beautiful place though, the architecture is stunning. People’s lives aren’t celebrated now the way they used to be.
That monument you saw and thought was 1665, and the very ornate one. The carvings on them looked very much like the graves in New England of folk that arrived there in 1620 aboard the Mayflower. I saw them when an American did a tour of the burial place of first and early settlers.
Also, on the very ornate tomb was a carving of a man wearing a ruff. This is common to Elizabethan times, remembering that Elizabeth I died in 1603. The Stuarts then came to the throne, and Scotland didn't become part of GB until 1707. Worth remembering when you're looking at these very early dates.
Thanks, GV. Very informative.
You've got to have some kind of fearlessness to have your house backed onto tombs! 😲
What are those constant growls? My goodness😂 Great video, some really bizzare monuments showing creepy sculptures
Mckenzie of course 👻
There is a school,at the back of the cemetery, some noise comes from there.
@@jamesbeattie2591 never heard children growl like demons lol
Oh thank you so much for another amazing video. I just cried little Bobby little boy so faithful to the end.😢 can't believe how old this graveyard is. ❤🙏
Amazing video! Gosh that place is spooky during the day. I can't imagine being there at night. You truly are brave! Folks. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up!
Thank you for watching 👍
C'est fait 👍 et refait 🙂
Thank you 👍
Great to see all the details you showed us. So many skulls! And amazing to see how some graves are built right upto the houses.
Lots of EVP everywhere. It seems that they want to communicate with you. Loved the video. Thank you so much!
Lots of noises! They seem drawn to him for some reason 😮
Wow this was a treat! I heard voices alright very spooky I think spirits are attracted to you GV!. Thank you so much 👏👏👏👏
Great video, some of the most intricately detailed monuments I've ever seen... Cannot imagine how fabulous they must appear in person 😊
Great EVP capture, as well 😮
Amazing and spooky EVP captures there GV! The history in Edinburgh is next level. They have managed to preserve almost all of their buildings and streets it's literally everywhere. Loved this, thanks GV 🙏Teresa 🇦🇺❤
I love Greyfriars Bobby … such a wonderful tribute to the sweet dog 🐶
Previously I thought Highgate was spooky but now I feel GreyFriars is even more creepy
Scotland is amazing.
Hope you had a great trip.. ..☠️💀☠️☘️,☠️
Loved Scotland Abigail so much history and beauty
So beautiful and creepy at the same time.
Pretty scary place. I can't imagine such a big graveyard!!! Ty G.V
Thank you for this tour of the most gorgeous cemetery, absolutely stunning and so interesting.
Leanne from Queensland
Glad you enjoyed it
That was a multitude of history and monuments. Very macabre tho!! Great video
the greyfriars pub do lovely food, chicken and mushroom pie is first class
I only went in to use the loo 🤣
I never knew the story of Greyfriars Bobby - what a lovely tale of devotion. I recognise that devotion - I had a Jack Russell who knew my every move - she was a Minx and I cried at her death, more than I cried for my own mother. I'll never have another dog - couldn't go through that grief ever again ! Thanks for taking us to Edinburgh - I've never been to Scotland, but that Graveyard looks so interesting, as all of them do, and you make such brilliant videos for us to see these places. Thank you so much for taking us on your travels. Take care 🙂
Thanks Michael, sorry to hear about your best friend 🐕 🙏
Interesting explore and during the day this graveyard is serene but the same place looks sinister at night.Sad tale regarding the dog and his owner.
Such an interesting graveyard! Thank you for taking us along.
Beautiful graveyard with so many ornate stoneworks. Glad they are taking care of it. I saw the movie about Grey friers Bobby. Cried 😢. Ok I heard that too 😮. Great tour GV! Thanks❤
Very interesting , thanks !! 👍👌
Thank you for another great video. Such a historical place. Love the story of Bobby.
That was wonderful! Thank you!
I love Edinburgh and grey friars is beautiful i grew up with the story of bobby thank you for showing this ❤❤❤
We have a war dog memorial in Florida near the Air Force base with fighter planes as well.
Fabulous tour again, thank you so much GV. Love your interesting commentary too.
Thanks Kate
So much history. Thank you so much.
The fall flowers are so pretty!
This has got to be one of the most famous fascinating places in Edinburgh I've never seen anything like it it's just so full of history and amazement just unbelievably creepy I wonder how many ghosts of the past walk around the graveyard I'm definitely going back as soon as I can 🌹🌹
Love that you came to Scotland and especially to this graveyard… apologies for any awful weather you experienced! ☺️
Love Scotland so much history
this was absolutley amazing GV ❤ I've always wanted to go here so glad you have filmed it and love hearing the stories again of the Greyfriar Bobby and the Mackenzie vault 😊
Thanks Julia
wonderful visit to an interesting old cemetery. Thank you for your time spent looking and recording these gravesites.
history is so strange.....and so is that place! very eerie...but you always do a great job of telling about it!!
Beautiful cemetery, Beautiful video ,beautiful Scotland, thank you!
Cathal, thank you so much for sharing and as always enjoy your videos.
My great grandad came to America from Isle of Skye Scotland, his name was John Terry Bain, weird to see that fancy John Bain’s burial site. Thanks.
Fantastic!! Thank you for sharing this place!! 👍
Thank you G V another fantastic video👏👏👏
Brilliant video thank you , I heard somewhere that Bobby the dog is buried just inside the gate quite close to his master
Sweet story of Greyfriars Bobby. That was definitely a growl.
I love stories likè Bobby and his master. I'm a dog lover and stories like Bobby keeping vigil for 14 years, never forgetting his master warm my heart.😊
Those sounds were scary. Was the dog buried beside his master ? If not they should have made an exception and allowed it. The dog would have wanted to rest forever by his side. What a sad story .
Greyfriars Bobby the dog was buried close to his much-loved owner John. John Gray joined the Edinburgh Police force as a Night Watchman and took his Skye Terrier, Bobby, with him to keep him company. The Sexton, James Brown, whose grave was next to Bobby's, looked after him after he refused to leave his owner's grave. When the weather was cold or rainy, Bobby slept in a small house near the cemetery and when it was sunny, he slept on the ground near his owner's grave.
@@susiejakes3019 thank you for the information. That is good to hear.
Growls from the tomb of Bloody Bill caught my attention.Cheers.
That was interesting that is the best video of Grey Friers I have seen the craftsman work on the monuments is amazing
Beautiful ornate cemetary x
I have heard a lot of stories about Greyfriers cemetery, about people being attacked there at night, especially around those enclosures. I am not sure if I would want to visit there at night myself.
The monuments were totally awesome! Several of the inscriptions looked fairly legible.
Thank you very much GV, for an awesome walking tour. Have a great week ahead 😀
Fascinating GV , Thank you very much....😊
The detailed stonework in here is magnificent GV. Thank you so much for walking us around and reading out those old dates. Take care, Deb of Oz XXX. P.S. Why do they say Edinborough when it's spelt Edinburgh?
I'll probably get trolled for that aswell lol
Very interesting tour with impressive graves and who knows those sounds could have been from the other side... how ironic it was that Bobby got the biggest and best position more than his master John Gray but then again 14 years on his grave was a lot of loyalty... Nice tour.
I recall seeing the Greyfriars Bobby movie when I was very young and it was a weepy of note. Its strange to see the graves of Bobby and his master. Such a creepy cemetery though, it just has this otherness about it. However, amazing memorials and very well looked after too. Thanks for the look around.
Nice GV..Fabulous stone work and loved seeing all the skull and crossbones 💀 😘
Beautiful cemetery. Amazing stonework on those monuments!
Wow, Thankyou for sharing your amazing history with us, I was totally transfixed to the video. Must love from Australia
Must be thousands & thousands for bodies in there. Very interesting place & wonderful history. Those EVP’s if you can call it that are very strange.
Nice to hear from you again
Those sounds were super spooky 👻
Look at the paned windows ground level shar8ng a wall with these tombs......I am not faint of heart but I simply could not do it!! Lovely tour
I suggested,a wee while ago to visit here,thanks for taking my advice!
Very good video GV! I have visited this graveyard. It is an amazing place. Nice GV. They spared no expense for their monuments!
The amount of time and skill put into these monuments is phenomenal. It's truly an art form not seen anymore, and that's a shame. If I die wealthy, this will be my eternal gift to the world and man
How amazing! I’ll be in Edinburgh next month so I’ll make sure to visit Greyfriars! I’ve seen other online tours, but no one captured the details like you have done here.
It's amazing to see these dating almost 400 years wow! It's sad to hear how Bobby missed his best friend like that, what a story 😢
Thank you always 💓
What an incredibly beautiful cemetery...
Love this place gv , spooky sounds throughout 😊
Great show,
Thanks for watching ✌️
That cemetery is so full of artistic works: cherubs, skulls and bones, and sculptures. At timestamp 20:53, is that the back of the figure on the tombstone and is that iong appendage a tail? We humans used to have tails. The symbolism of the art is something we modern day people have to research. I love the realization of these people who lived in the 16th to 18th centuries that we end up as skulls and bones.
Poor dear bobby .he loved John gray. I am sure there was a happy reunion in heaven between John and Bobby.❤❤❤
That was interesting that cemetery .