Some people think walking about cemeteries is a bit odd, but I find it fascinating and well…..peaceful. Having very recently turned 50 myself it’s made me think more about life… we’re all here for such a short time.. so make it a good one. Another quality upload mate 👊🏼
Thank you…. I totally agree, my mates think I’m nuts lol…. But I grew up next to a cemetery and used to feed the crows in there as a kid. So I’ve always loved cemeteries and crows. Same here turned 50 in January. I work for the NHS and also as a celebrant conducting weddings and funerals, so I guess that’s my path now. 😂 I was a special for Hampshire back in 93 for 3 years.
@@UnusualThings1 We have some things in common then lol, growing up in South Harting the church & graveyard was right opposite our house..so it was my playground as a kid (in an odd way). I joined Hants police in '97 until I had a serious back injury in the job..bad arrest gone wrong 🤦♂️. Lifes funny sometimes, you never quite know what's around the next corner.. Subscribed mate 👍
@@woooster17 Ha ha yeh that’s weird…. Rubbish about the back injury, but I get it, even back then some people can be very challenging, I wouldn’t want to do it today. Yes life surely has a path laid out for us all whatever happens…. Thanks for subscribing, I shall keep the different vids coming, and hopefully continue to grow the channel. 🙏🙏
My mum knew Roger Lloyd Pack, she always said he was a lovely man and a real gentleman. She worked behind the scenes in a theatre so she met quite a few well known people but he stood out. She worked with him a few times and always spoke so well of him.
Georgina Turner- I lived in Las Vegas for 16 years & met many famous people. With all their fame & money, what really stands out are the genuine ones who treat regular people with kindness & respect.
this channel you've provided is a god send to all those people who watch this channel but cant make a visit to the graves of these well known people, but you actually make it happen for them.well done
Nice that your videos are so respectful, and you have an engaging tone for the viewer and reverence and warmth for the deceased. You're helping keep their memory alive, with a great and informative mini-eulogy slotted in for good measure. Good work.
@@UnusualThings1 Really strange because I knew someone that you saw buried his name was Manfong Mei otherwise known as Benny, he had a Chinese health shop in Camden Town called Acumedic I believe it is still there, I knew Benny for about ten years and knew his wife and children too
Just wanted to add I was also in Roger Lloyd Packs house when I worked for a newspaper he lived in Kentish town close to the Forum a very well known music venue and very close to Highgate cemetery
'But most of all he hated That place that hangs on Highgate Hill, Of soaked, Carrara-coloured earth For Londoners to fill.' John Betjeman's 'Portrait of a Deaf Man', a poem about his father. A wonderful poem. Thanks for your work.
I met Ugo the footballer, he dated one of my work colleagues, and would come into have his hair cut,he was really nice, I remember looking at the scar around his head from an injury. It was such a sad shock hearing about his passing... Just makes you think...we never know what's around that corner. Thankyou for sharing, you are very respectful and speak so nicely of all the celebrity graves you find..this cemetery is so beautiful, r.i.p to all who have gone to the spirit world, may you all be at peace. Godbless 🙏
Can’t get near some of the celebs when they are alive…but can literally get within feet once they’ve gone…what a world we live in…make the most of life
A great stroll, enjoyed that. When you got to Roger Lloyd Packs grave the first thing that came into my head was something Trigger might say. Always go to other people’s funerals Dave otherwise they won’t go to yours. 💯💫👍
I saw Roger in a play at the Alhambra, Bradford called Art. It also starred Nigel Havers and the actor who played Vandervalk on TV. Roger had a mammoth monologue in the play and the audience applauded when he finished it.
Thankyou Paul. That was so interesting and the cemetery is so big. All those people lived their lives and sadly all gone now. Oh that’s life. So many stories and yet the famous ones still live because we see them on the telly. Thankyou Paul once again. 😊
Great video thank you for sharing, On a side note it's so sad to see Roger Lloyd Pack's grave looking so I don't know 'empty' almost forgotten!! And so out of the way amongst all the overgrowth :( For such a huge much loved character for many growing up he deserved a better spot and more love put into his memorial stone.
I owned a wedding car hire business and once I had taken the bride to the church I would spend my time walking around the graveyards while I waited. They are bittersweet but always interesting, I can honestly say Highgate is depressing, terribly kept and utterly bloody bleak. These souls, famous or not deserve better than this grim place!
I used to think I was a loner when it came to visiting grave yards. So good to see I’m not on my own. I do enjoy watching your cemetery visits. Maybe it’s time I subscribed. Thank you for your travels, keep at it. 😬
I think a visit to the grave of Lord David Sutch in Harrow would interest a lot of people - he was a character, entertainer, musician and politician. Thanks for all the visits so far - they're brilliant !
Great respect paid to everyone you talk about, brilliant. I like to think of them all chatting and discussing amazing stuff they've seen and done. May they all rest in peace.
I really do enjoy watching Paul do this. I find it really fascinating, and if I am honest, calming, I really enjoy watching Paul and the information he gives us into that celebrity. Thanks Paul
Hi there Paul…..I spent ages looking for Triggers grave in a local churchyard at the village he used to live in here in Norfolk…..no wonder I couldn’t find him! Had NO idea he had been buried in Hyde Park London! Tut! The things you learn on this Unusual Things program!! Regarding the words at the bottom of his stone, “Hookey Street” was the last line in their theme tune The Nags Head, but not the rest of it
Trying to figure out why I was actually mesmerised watching this video 🙂I love looking at gravestones, the dates when they were born, when they died, how old they were, always feels peaceful in a cemetery, not morbid just peaceful, Malcom McLaren wow 😁
Not sure how I came across your channel.. Strange what some people do, or should I say, many people think it’s strange. I’ve always been interested since a child.. ( 51 this month ) I still enjoy walking around them, so peaceful. That’s a huge cemetery. Thank you for sharing ✌🏼
Great and very interesting video. For anyone wondering the last line of the wording at the bottom of Roger Lloyd Packs headstone is a quote from the theme song from Only fools and horses... of course that being the brilliant iconic sit com that Roger played Trig (Trigger) for many years.
I’ve been to Highgate cemetery a couple of times. It’s worth getting a free map of the cemetery when you pay to go in, which gives you a lay out of where the most famous graves are. It’s very helpful if you want to be sure of finding them. 👍
Hi Paul,love your calmness and respect to graves you stumbled across. As one of your followers mentioned Jeremy Beadle was on the radio,I too listened to him. I would love for you too find Kenny Everett, fantastic on the radio n clever comedian etc. Keep the good work going my friend ,cheers Mike😊😊
It’s awful that the celebrity graves are so badly kept,yet I’m sure there families are enjoying the wealth they left,hardly any fresh flowers,Jeremy Beadles,and Triggers graves awful 😢
I was just thinking the same. Not a fresh flower in sight. The headstones could do with a bucket of soapy water....Great video, greetings from Ireland...
What an absolute gorgeous resting place. I watch the ones in the usa but this one is so different and beautiful. Thank you for taking us along. I could listen to you speak all day, your accent is so easy on the ears. 🇨🇦
Mr Lloyd Pack is equally famous for the vicar of Dibley , and Mr Crouch from Harry Potter series . Much missed in our household as we watched him and was our favourite.
Great video. I found Roger Lloyd Packs grave by chance as I visited with an Australian friend who wanted to pay respects at a grave that turned out to be nearby. (Sorry, I forget the name of the notable Australian). Was a great place to visit, to remember those who are no longer with us and as I did the tour, learn about others. Side note, also a fascinating array of different art styles and the creativity often forgotten as gravestones are seen as macabre.
Amazing cemetery with brilliant history to it. One of the great seven or something. There's also the story of the Highgate vampire. Hammer horror filmed there a few times, the beginning of From Beyond The Grave is probably the best example. Definitely worth a visit. The amount of graves and bodies is staggering.
Paul, I stumbled upon your videos today and I am fearful of cemeteries and graveyards. I just wanted to say thank you for them. You’re really helping me with my fear. ❤️
Hi Bethany, honestly you have nothing to fear in them…. Anyone that is living is usually having a walk or visiting their families. The ones that are passed away are at peace.
Thank you for these videos. I would love to visit England one day, and walk these graveyards but as a special education teacher in Alaska, it would be way above my pay grade!
The guided tour of Highgate Cemetery West side is absolutely fascinating and well worth the £15 - we’d highly recommend it 🙂 great video, we’ve now subscribed 👍🏼
Fascinating! Thank you for your channel. My mom would have loved it. My mom, my aunts, and .myself use to love visiting Cemeteries! We loved reading the stones. And the older the Cemeteries, the more Interesting they were.
Hi Paul , Thank you an amazing place, can't believe how cluttered certain area's look, I guess if it's an very old cemetery then that can be expected. After starting recently watching your TH-cams it's becoming addictive. One thing I've noticed is the word's people choose to have on there head stone's, that in itself could be a series on it's own. Tells you a lot of what these people wanted to be remembered for. One comedian comes to mind and he wrote ( I told you I was feeling sick) or word's to that effect. Love your work, keep going.
My friend used to work at Highgate and restored so many of the vaults and memorials . I did security work on halloween , can’t say I ever noticed anything spooky sadly though
I stood by his grave and said thank you massively for making tee nation laugh with his wit charm and awesome acting. He will be remembered by fans world wide for his part on only fools and horses. Fantastic actor too.
@@Briardie makes you wonder what yours & my graves will look like 10 years after you pass on, if the money is not there to keep rich peoples graves looking fresh
@Jack Warner Sorry you feel that way about Earth Jack, I would strongly urge you to take a break from news or anything controversial. All it does is depresses you and makes you jaded. This planet is a beautiful place and you need to not look at news, its nothing you or I can do anything about. The media thrives like a cancer on your misery. I gave up news about 3 years ago and watch youtube only, where i am in control on what's dished up before me. take care mate
I came here yesterday, to find George Michaels grave , paid my tenner and got a leaflet showing me where the famous graves are , was shocked there’s no flowers etc on most graves , George’s have a sign saying only family flowers allowed , nice place but found the massive tombs very creepy, no one else was there
I used to listen to Jeremy Beadle’s brilliant late night radio show on LBC as a young teenager in the 1970s before he became famous on TV. Along with Kenny Everett’s Breakfast show on Capital it is still one of the best radio shows I’ve heard he was much better on radio than TV in my opinion 👍😎
I visited Highgate last year and I'm desperate to visit again and take another tour. The history is fascinating and it's simply beautiful. I spent a very long time looking for Roger Lloyd Pack's grave but sadly couldn't find it. I felt he was a big part of my childhood and wished to pay my respects. But I'll definitely look again on my next visit.
❤hi Paul Thank you for your time and for sharing these videos very very nice to see. I have been there myself.❤ And you have pointed out certain celebrities which I have not seen today but will be looking forward to finding them in the near future. Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful videos.❤
I’ve just been back tracking some of Unusual Things and the stars that have sadly 😢now passed. And didn’t realise just how many have succumbed to cancer. And quite a few that I didn’t know had passed. It certainly puts things into perspective. Given the times we now live in. When you look back. You’re really good at what you’re doing. And I really enjoy your channel. I’m of a certain age now. And it’s really good to look back over the years. Keep up the good work 👍All the best to you.
Hi Paul. Thank you for another fascinating upload. I find your videos so interesting and always done with the utmost respect. I wonder whether you would be interested in visiting the grave of T.E Lawrence ( Lawrence of Arabia). His grave is in a very small cemetery in the village of Moreton in Dorset. An easy grave to find and a man with a fascinating story. Thanks again Paul for all that you do. Tim.
Great video, so interesting. Yet to pay to get in, "for the upkeep," i have to say as someone who deals in grounds maintenance, the upkeep looks pretty bad from my point of view
Just got recommended this channel from the ol TH-cam algorithm. I like the unusual stuff and the fact there's no unnecessary nonsense around your filming I.E it is what it is and I'm showing it to you. Nice one mate.
This has been a very realistic video for the observer. The skillful presentation makes one feel as if there. The content is enlightening as I view it from Dallas Texas, USA
Where I live there’s a few celebrity graves and I find it odd that when they were alive people would hassle them for autographs and selfies yet their graves are left unkempt and in a lot of cases with no flowers on . Upon death they became the same as the rest of us
I've just found your channel. You do graveyard walks like i do. I've loved graveyards for years 😂 my family say I'm kinky lol. It's a harmless addiction. I just love those mausoleums in Highgate and the imposing stone pillar entrances. As you say, very Walking Dead vibes....i love that too 😂 seems we are well suited to explore together 😄
I love your TH-cam channel Paul. You are very caring towards the grave. But it’s heartbreaking to see how bad some of the grave’s have been left. I always look after my loved one that have passed away 😢
Just found your channel and now I'm hooked LOL! as you were in Highgate cemetery, and also have an interest for the supernatural, did you look for the place where the Highgate Vampire was supposed to be, from what I remember they debunked the story but still bricked up the catacomb entrance with mortar made with holy water and garlic which makes you wonder?
This was very interesting. I still have to visit Highgate Cemetery - even though I lived not far aways from many years. I used to think the West side was tours only, which was always a bit of a turn off, but from you video that is obviously not the case or they changed it. Thanks :)
Roger Lloyd Pack deserves flowers for the joy he brought to us all 💐
Some people think walking about cemeteries is a bit odd, but I find it fascinating and well…..peaceful.
Having very recently turned 50 myself it’s made me think more about life… we’re all here for such a short time.. so make it a good one.
Another quality upload mate 👊🏼
Thank you…. I totally agree, my mates think I’m nuts lol…. But I grew up next to a cemetery and used to feed the crows in there as a kid. So I’ve always loved cemeteries and crows. Same here turned 50 in January. I work for the NHS and also as a celebrant conducting weddings and funerals, so I guess that’s my path now. 😂 I was a special for Hampshire back in 93 for 3 years.
@@UnusualThings1 We have some things in common then lol, growing up in South Harting the church & graveyard was right opposite our house..so it was my playground as a kid (in an odd way). I joined Hants police in '97 until I had a serious back injury in the job..bad arrest gone wrong 🤦♂️. Lifes funny sometimes, you never quite know what's around the next corner.. Subscribed mate 👍
@@woooster17 Ha ha yeh that’s weird…. Rubbish about the back injury, but I get it, even back then some people can be very challenging, I wouldn’t want to do it today. Yes life surely has a path laid out for us all whatever happens…. Thanks for subscribing, I shall keep the different vids coming, and hopefully continue to grow the channel. 🙏🙏
I find Cemeteries both peaceful and interesting, so you re not alone. Yes lets enjoy life and be positive while we're here 😀
Great Post. I mow and look after 2 cemeteries its my favourite place to work. Peaceful and always feel good when it looks nice.
The cemeteries that you visit are absolutely gorgeous and peaceful. I love the history that you give us. Thank you
My mum knew Roger Lloyd Pack, she always said he was a lovely man and a real gentleman. She worked behind the scenes in a theatre so she met quite a few well known people but he stood out. She worked with him a few times and always spoke so well of him.
Georgina Turner- I lived in Las Vegas for 16 years & met many famous people. With all their fame & money, what really stands out are the genuine ones who treat regular people with kindness & respect.
this channel you've provided is a god send to all those people who watch this channel but cant make a visit to the graves of these well known people, but you actually make it happen for them.well done
Nice that your videos are so respectful, and you have an engaging tone for the viewer and reverence and warmth for the deceased. You're helping keep their memory alive, with a great and informative mini-eulogy slotted in for good measure. Good work.
Thank you for your kind words Jon really appreciate it and thank you for watching. 🙏
Spot on. Stumbled on this channel. A cheery and informative light thrown onto taboo territory. Very well presented.
@@UnusualThings1 Really strange because I knew someone that you saw buried his name was Manfong Mei
otherwise known as Benny, he had a Chinese health shop in Camden Town called Acumedic I believe it is still there, I knew Benny for about ten years and knew his wife and children too
Just wanted to add I was also in Roger Lloyd Packs house when I worked for a newspaper he lived in Kentish town close to the Forum a very well known music venue and very close to Highgate cemetery
@@pmoran7971 wow that’s interesting thanks for that, I like to hear any related stories 🙏
'But most of all he hated
That place that hangs on Highgate Hill,
Of soaked, Carrara-coloured earth
For Londoners to fill.'
John Betjeman's 'Portrait of a Deaf Man', a poem about his father. A wonderful poem. Thanks for your work.
I met Ugo the footballer, he dated one of my work colleagues, and would come into have his hair cut,he was really nice, I remember looking at the scar around his head from an injury.
It was such a sad shock hearing about his passing...
Just makes you think...we never know what's around that corner.
Thankyou for sharing, you are very respectful and speak so nicely of all the celebrity graves you find..this cemetery is so beautiful, r.i.p to all who have gone to the spirit world, may you all be at peace.
Godbless 🙏
Can’t get near some of the celebs when they are alive…but can literally get within feet once they’ve gone…what a world we live in…make the most of life
A great stroll, enjoyed that. When you got to Roger Lloyd Packs grave the first thing that came into my head was something Trigger might say. Always go to other people’s funerals Dave otherwise they won’t go to yours. 💯💫👍
LOL, so true... He was so funny
Should have put that on his grave
I saw Roger in a play at the Alhambra, Bradford called Art. It also starred Nigel Havers and the actor who played Vandervalk on TV. Roger had a mammoth monologue in the play and the audience applauded when he finished it.
@@SC-jh9qp that’s awesome, yes he was such a great actor.
@@UnusualThings1 He was, I loved his work. Thanks for your great videos 😊👍
It is always sobering to be reminded: this is how we all finish up, regardless of our wealth/power/status, death levels us all.
Thankyou Paul. That was so interesting and the cemetery is so big. All those people lived their lives and sadly all gone now. Oh that’s life. So many stories and yet the famous ones still live because we see them on the telly. Thankyou Paul once again. 😊
Great video thank you for sharing, On a side note it's so sad to see Roger Lloyd Pack's grave looking so I don't know 'empty' almost forgotten!! And so out of the way amongst all the overgrowth :( For such a huge much loved character for many growing up he deserved a better spot and more love put into his memorial stone.
Absolutely.. I couldn't agree more.
Thanks so much Paul for the visit and we can see Roger & Jeremy’s grave stones your research into all these you do is amazing Paul thank you
I owned a wedding car hire business and once I had taken the bride to the church I would spend my time walking around the graveyards while I waited. They are bittersweet but always interesting, I can honestly say Highgate is depressing, terribly kept and utterly bloody bleak. These souls, famous or not deserve better than this grim place!
Age weather conditions winter over the years does so much damage
Maybe they ought to have balloons, bunting and a trampoline. Cheer the place up a bit.
I used to think I was a loner when it came to visiting grave yards. So good to see I’m not on my own. I do enjoy watching your cemetery visits. Maybe it’s time I subscribed. Thank you for your travels, keep at it. 😬
I think a visit to the grave of Lord David Sutch in Harrow would interest a lot of people - he was a character, entertainer, musician and politician. Thanks for all the visits so far - they're brilliant !
Thank you Peter, and for your kind donation. Much appreciated 🙏
Very sad. Great people. They should not be forgotten
We will all be forgotten eventually. 😢.
I used to do the night security at Highgate Cemetery in the early 90s, a fascinating place, but best seen in daylight and that is a fact!
I love Highgate.. the long dead and the recently deceased all side by side, caressed by nature. It’s a special place.
I was a gravedigger for a while. You learn a lot reading the stones
I dig graves too. they are kinda groovy.
Thank you for sharing this and thank you for all that you do I think you are Amazing
What an amazing place Highgate Is .I've never been .it must be atmospheric there and peaceful
Been once this year was amazing
Another visit soon
Great respect paid to everyone you talk about, brilliant. I like to think of them all chatting and discussing amazing stuff they've seen and done. May they all rest in peace.
Thanks Andy and thank you for watching. 🙏
It's like going around an antique shop!
I really do enjoy watching Paul do this. I find it really fascinating, and if I am honest, calming, I really enjoy watching Paul and the information he gives us into that celebrity. Thanks Paul
Jeremy Beadle was my Dr cousin's best friend. I have Met him and have one of his books. Thanks 4 sharing
Hi there Paul…..I spent ages looking for Triggers grave in a local churchyard at the village he used to live in here in Norfolk…..no wonder I couldn’t find him! Had NO idea he had been buried in Hyde Park London! Tut! The things you learn on this Unusual Things program!!
Regarding the words at the bottom of his stone, “Hookey Street” was the last line in their theme tune The Nags Head, but not the rest of it
Hi Paul I also like cemetery's they are so peaceful. Thanks for the shout out.
My pleasure, thank you Kath 🙏
Another fascinating tour here paul thank you ❤❤❤❤
Trying to figure out why I was actually mesmerised watching this video 🙂I love looking at gravestones, the dates when they were born, when they died, how old they were, always feels peaceful in a cemetery, not morbid just peaceful, Malcom McLaren wow 😁
I agree Sharon. I find watching these very relaxing and interesting.
Excellent video, when I lived in Paris I spent many an afternoon strolling around Pere la Chaise.
Thank you, it’s on my to do list.
Not sure how I came across your channel..
Strange what some people do, or should I say, many people think it’s strange. I’ve always been interested since a child.. ( 51 this month )
I still enjoy walking around them, so peaceful.
That’s a huge cemetery.
Thank you for sharing ✌🏼
My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it 🙌
Great work.keep it up.❤
Great and very interesting video.
For anyone wondering the last line of the wording at the bottom of Roger Lloyd Packs headstone is a quote from the theme song from Only fools and horses... of course that being the brilliant iconic sit com that Roger played Trig (Trigger) for many years.
Thank you for sharing your video with us I really enjoyed it keep the videos coming
I don't go often but I do find a cemetery a great place to reflect and think about things.
I went to school with Jeremy Beadle's neice
I really enjoyed your visit to Highgate Cemetery it's a place I'd love to visit.
I’ve been to Highgate cemetery a couple of times. It’s worth getting a free map of the cemetery when you pay to go in, which gives you a lay out of where the most famous graves are. It’s very helpful if you want to be sure of finding them. 👍
Thanks!
Hi Paul,love your calmness and respect to graves you stumbled across. As one of your followers mentioned Jeremy Beadle was on the radio,I too listened to him. I would love for you too find Kenny Everett, fantastic on the radio n clever comedian etc. Keep the good work going my friend ,cheers Mike😊😊
Hi Michael I’m led to believe that Kenny Everett‘s ashes were returned to family.
@@UnusualThings1 ahh blast,that's a shame thankyou for the work n reaserch you do my friend,best wishes🙂😉
Rip Jeremy Beadle....thank you for all your charitable works, especially with Reach.....❤🙏
Hi Paul 😊 Thank you for your great video 😊👌🌹🌹. Cemeteries are so peaceful 🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️
Hi Hanne, thank you for your kind comments. Yes I agree, lovely places to just relax. 🙏
@@UnusualThings1 You're so welcome 🤗
It’s awful that the celebrity graves are so badly kept,yet I’m sure there families are enjoying the wealth they left,hardly any fresh flowers,Jeremy Beadles,and Triggers graves awful 😢
Cremation is best
Don’t like that idea
I was just thinking the same. Not a fresh flower in sight. The headstones could do with a bucket of soapy water....Great video, greetings from Ireland...
Ye Triggers grave so sad awful looking. His family need to bring his broom Trigger the funnest in only fools.R I P.
@@terryosullivan2620 They do,some of them are really weathered with lichen etc,not really fitting for the laughs they gave us
Just come across this by chance. Interesting video. Love watching graveyard treks. Look forward to seeing more.
Thank you there’s quite a few more videos on the channel and there will be quite a few more added quite soon
What an absolute gorgeous resting place. I watch the ones in the usa but this one is so different and beautiful. Thank you for taking us along. I could listen to you speak all day, your accent is so easy on the ears. 🇨🇦
Thank you for watching Connie I appreciate that. 🙏
Mr Lloyd Pack is equally famous for the vicar of Dibley , and Mr Crouch from Harry Potter series . Much missed in our household as we watched him and was our favourite.
Great video. I found Roger Lloyd Packs grave by chance as I visited with an Australian friend who wanted to pay respects at a grave that turned out to be nearby. (Sorry, I forget the name of the notable Australian).
Was a great place to visit, to remember those who are no longer with us and as I did the tour, learn about others.
Side note, also a fascinating array of different art styles and the creativity often forgotten as gravestones are seen as macabre.
Roger Lloyd Packs was a great comic performer in "Vicar of Dibley"
Amazing cemetery with brilliant history to it. One of the great seven or something. There's also the story of the Highgate vampire.
Hammer horror filmed there a few times, the beginning of From Beyond The Grave is probably the best example.
Definitely worth a visit. The amount of graves and bodies is staggering.
Paul, I stumbled upon your videos today and I am fearful of cemeteries and graveyards. I just wanted to say thank you for them. You’re really helping me with my fear. ❤️
Hi Bethany, honestly you have nothing to fear in them…. Anyone that is living is usually having a walk or visiting their families. The ones that are passed away are at peace.
@@UnusualThings1 thank you. 😊
Thank you for these videos. I would love to visit England one day, and walk these graveyards but as a special education teacher in Alaska, it would be way above my pay grade!
I’m now going to put you on my TV, I’m writing down notes, I’m hooked👍👍 mx
Just found your channel by accident but really enjoyed this one. Definitely subscribing. Nice to see you being respectful of the graves.
Brilliant as always Paul. Some great names there 👍
The guided tour of Highgate Cemetery West side is absolutely fascinating and well worth the £15 - we’d highly recommend it 🙂 great video, we’ve now subscribed 👍🏼
Thank you for subscribing and for watching
Fascinating! Thank you for your channel. My mom would have loved it. My mom, my aunts, and .myself use to love visiting Cemeteries! We loved reading the stones. And the older the Cemeteries, the more
Interesting they were.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for your comments
Thank you, I watch many (perhaps too many!) graveyard tours, and I like your style, informative, respectful. Very enjoyable
Awesome, thank you! and thanks for your kind words....
Hi Paul ,
Thank you an amazing place, can't believe how cluttered certain area's look, I guess if it's an very old cemetery then that can be expected.
After starting recently watching your TH-cams it's becoming addictive.
One thing I've noticed is the word's people choose to have on there head stone's, that in itself could be a series on it's own.
Tells you a lot of what these people wanted to be remembered for.
One comedian comes to mind and he wrote ( I told you I was feeling sick) or word's to that effect.
Love your work, keep going.
I told you I was ill. Spike Milligan
My friend used to work at Highgate and restored so many of the vaults and memorials . I did security work on halloween , can’t say I ever noticed anything spooky sadly though
Great content. Have visited many cemeteries around the world and find them so interesting.
Pat
Haven’t a clue why this popped up in my recommended but good video and I subbed
I stood by his grave and said thank you massively for making tee nation laugh with his wit charm and awesome acting. He will be remembered by fans world wide for his part on only fools and horses. Fantastic actor too.
wow amazing cemetery
Absolutely Brilliant.
The condition of Jean Simmons, Jeremy Beadles & Roger Lloyd Packs graves look terrible & unkept what a shame
Same thoughts. In fact it's shocking.
@@Briardie makes you wonder what yours & my graves will look like 10 years after you pass on, if the money is not there to keep rich peoples graves looking fresh
Jean Simmons grave site condition really shocked me.
@Jack Warner bad for the ozone
@Jack Warner Sorry you feel that way about Earth Jack, I would strongly urge you to take a break from news or anything controversial. All it does is depresses you and makes you jaded. This planet is a beautiful place and you need to not look at news, its nothing you or I can do anything about. The media thrives like a cancer on your misery. I gave up news about 3 years ago and watch youtube only, where i am in control on what's dished up before me. take care mate
Just found your channel and read up on Highgate Cemetery. What an amazing place.
Really interesting, your presentation style and knowledge work well together to keep the deceased in public memory.
Lovely, respectful video. It makes me want to visit Highgate Cem again.
Thank you 🙏
I came here yesterday, to find George Michaels grave , paid my tenner and got a leaflet showing me where the famous graves are , was shocked there’s no flowers etc on most graves , George’s have a sign saying only family flowers allowed , nice place but found the massive tombs very creepy, no one else was there
So many celebrities buried in Highgate . Another really interesting watch Paul so thank you , sad to see tho so many unkept graves .
I used to listen to Jeremy Beadle’s brilliant late night radio show on LBC as a young teenager in the 1970s before he became famous on TV. Along with Kenny Everett’s Breakfast show on Capital it is still one of the best radio shows I’ve heard he was much better on radio than TV in my opinion 👍😎
That's a very interesting cemetery. I could spend hours wandering there
Malcolm McLaren, wow! Great find! And geremy beadle..brilliant, 100th big like!
Thanks for watching and thanks for your comments🙏
Loved them all great video thanks Paul
I visited Highgate last year and I'm desperate to visit again and take another tour. The history is fascinating and it's simply beautiful.
I spent a very long time looking for Roger Lloyd Pack's grave but sadly couldn't find it. I felt he was a big part of my childhood and wished to pay my respects. But I'll definitely look again on my next visit.
❤hi Paul
Thank you for your time and for sharing these videos very very nice to see. I have been there myself.❤
And you have pointed out certain celebrities which I have not seen today but will be looking forward to finding them in the near future. Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful videos.❤
Jean Simmons was in "The Thorn Birds" She played Meggies mother,
Richard Chamberlain was the priest.
Great actress
Thank you for your input Beverly it’s always interesting to hear things I wasn’t aware of
I thought she was in Thorn Birds
Thank you
@@kristatrenary thank you, yes she was too.
Jean Simmons did a lot more than that. She was hugely famous and made many films.
A Big Country with Gregory Peck and Chaleton Heston
I’ve just been back tracking some of Unusual Things and the stars that have sadly 😢now passed. And didn’t realise just how many have succumbed to cancer. And quite a few that I didn’t know had passed. It certainly puts things into perspective. Given the times we now live in. When you look back. You’re really good at what you’re doing. And I really enjoy your channel. I’m of a certain age now. And it’s really good to look back over the years. Keep up the good work 👍All the best to you.
Hi Paul. Thank you for another fascinating upload. I find your videos so interesting and always done with the utmost respect. I wonder whether you would be interested in visiting the grave of T.E Lawrence ( Lawrence of Arabia). His grave is in a very small cemetery in the village of Moreton in Dorset. An easy grave to find and a man with a fascinating story. Thanks again Paul for all that you do.
Tim.
Hi Tim,
Yes he was an amazing man so I will definitely be visiting his grave. Hopefully quite soon. 🙏
Great video I love them all some sad graves some good one
Great video, so interesting. Yet to pay to get in, "for the upkeep," i have to say as someone who deals in grounds maintenance, the upkeep looks pretty bad from my point of view
What I love you man you are very soothing voice and very respectful thank you so much for your videos
I appreciate that
Shocked to see the state of the graves of showbiz people who gave us so much pleasure in life! Deserved better.
I went around cemeteries when I was expecting. Some fantastic names to choose from.
Super video Paul keep it rocking 👊🏻 Awesome iconic graves there ✨
Cheers buddy…… 🙌
Brilliant tour.. thanks for posting 👏👏👏
Just came across your channel, really interesting, I often look round graveyards, I find them fascinating.
Thank you 👍🏻
Just got recommended this channel from the ol TH-cam algorithm. I like the unusual stuff and the fact there's no unnecessary nonsense around your filming I.E it is what it is and I'm showing it to you. Nice one mate.
This has been a very realistic video for the observer. The skillful presentation makes one feel as if there. The content is enlightening as I view it from Dallas Texas, USA
Thank you for your kind words 🙏
What a beautiful old cemetery
Where I live there’s a few celebrity graves and I find it odd that when they were alive people would hassle them for autographs and selfies yet their graves are left unkempt and in a lot of cases with no flowers on . Upon death they became the same as the rest of us
I was thinking the same...
Shame of the mess some of the grave gets xx thanks for taking us round just found your channel x
I've just found your channel. You do graveyard walks like i do. I've loved graveyards for years 😂 my family say I'm kinky lol. It's a harmless addiction. I just love those mausoleums in Highgate and the imposing stone pillar entrances. As you say, very Walking Dead vibes....i love that too 😂 seems we are well suited to explore together 😄
I love your TH-cam channel Paul. You are very caring towards the grave. But it’s heartbreaking to see how bad some of the grave’s have been left. I always look after my loved one that have passed away 😢
Just found your channel and now I'm hooked LOL! as you were in Highgate cemetery, and also have an interest for the supernatural, did you look for the place where the Highgate Vampire was supposed to be, from what I remember they debunked the story but still bricked up the catacomb entrance with mortar made with holy water and garlic which makes you wonder?
Visiting on a cold misty winter’s morning really gives the place some atmosphere have done that a couple of times
Hello from Manitoba Canada! really enjoy your vlogs!
Hi Loreen, thank you for your comments and I’m glad you enjoy them 🙏
Thanks for walking us around . Highgate is a place I’ve always wanted to visit...one day! 👍
This was very interesting. I still have to visit Highgate Cemetery - even though I lived not far aways from many years. I used to think the West side was tours only, which was always a bit of a turn off, but from you video that is obviously not the case or they changed it. Thanks :)
Hi Andrew yes I think they have changed it now as I went in on my own…. 🙏
Brilliant. It would be great to say hi to you in Crewkerne. It’s such a lovely friendly place.