Sue, I wanted to thank you. I introduced my dear friend Jim to your videos sometime back. Sadly, he became terminally ill in Sept, but before he passed he said your videos allowed him to make peace with his mortality. Saying the work you, and others like you do, allows the dead to be remembered long after all those that knew them are gone. He hoped in some far off future maybe someone would make a video of his tombstone and speak his name. Allowing him to live again in memory, if only for a moment.
Ahh David, this brought a tear to my eye, Jim rest easy Sir. I'm so so sorry for your loss. He sounds like a gentle soul. Wish I lived near his resting place I'd certainly visit and say his name. I'm glad he found peace when his time here became short. I'll remember Jim in my thoughts and my heart ❤️
I have a bad sickness too, and seeing videos like this also have helped me come to terms with things and I am not afraid. It's all the way things go. Thankyou for acknowledging this. I love looking at cemeteries and knowing things about the people that have passed away.
Yes, thank you, there is beauty in death, a new beginning, the peace the serene setting the silence. For some it's the end of pain, some believe a better world awaits them, there's so much to explore ❤️❤️
when i was a young boy around 11 or 12 me and my friends dared each other to climb into the local cemetery mausoleum on halloween night after we had finished trick or treating, that was the dumbest move i have ever done because i went in and the gate broke and locked me inside! and as my two friends were laughing their asses off and trying to move the gate for me to squeeze through we heard the loudest "BANG" ever and i spun around and saw a dusty coffin that had fallen down, and lord help me when i say this but the lid two second later sprung open reveling the skeletal remains of a young child dressed in a white and sky blue suit, all three of us started screaming so loud that the caretaker found us and got me out, worst night of my young life
@thomasplouffe1363 my family home was across from an old abandoned cemetery and my bedroom window was maybe 100 ft from the first row of head stones. One day we were sitting on the porch at about dusk and we heard a strange noise in the cemetery. Like a loud thud. We went to investigate, and the ground had given way below a headstone, which basically had sunken completely in the ground. We could actually see a corner of a coffin. I'm guessing they hadn't started using burial vaults during that time. I believe the last burial in the cemetery was like 1945. It was crazy. We used to play over in the cemetery but after that, our mom told us never to go in there again. She was worried about us falling into another sinkhole.
Fascinating to see different burial methods. Praying the grave robbers were followed home by a nasty ghost! For shame. Thank you for sharing your adventures!!!
It’s so sad that any graves would be vandalized. So sad that would ever happen…..thank you so much for being so respectful. That’s a reason I follow you….it’s always respectful. Thank you Sue….❤️. Have a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year….🎄🎁🎅⛄️
I totally enjoy watching these awesome videos. It's amazing that these places still exist and we are able to visit them. Thank you very much for sharing your experiences with us and please keep them coming because you are our eyes and ears of the world.
Yes, I have a new channel, called Paranormal Soulmates, this will have lots of videos in cemeteries doing spirit box etc th-cam.com/video/SPfDEHeHTIk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=r_V8xo3yl_7u8nf-
Amazing tour Sue your videos are fantastic, absolutely lovin this video & you show full respect for all the graves & remembering the poor souls, God bless take care 🙏❤️
This was a fantastic compilation Sue loved rewatching all these episodes , my favorite parts were the mummies and that cheeky rabbit 🐇 scaring you lol , amazing finds all of them xxx
How can one pick? They are all magnificent moments, to be sure. The best, though, I thought, was the mausoleum that looked like a castle and had an effigy and coffins in the basement. That was beyond prime! Haven't been with you long, but your channel, as well as Grave Visitations, are two of my favorites.
Thank you Sue, The best part of this video is, You and G.V. sharing what it is you are seeing like ☠🦴🪦🪦⚰⚰ and the stories behind them. ❤ya folk's, and Merry Christmas! 🎄🎅🎁🎀☃❄
So fantastic that you visit and respectfully remember those long forgotten. Thanks to you and GV for taking us with you . Vaults and crypts are my favourite. Not many at all in Australia really, only in large metropolitan cities. Australia being a relatively new country to settlers, not much too investigate. Merry Christmas and a Happy New year to you all. 🐨🥰🎅🏻🤶🏻
@@SerenitySueGraveyards what makes me fearful for the open areas that have bones laying there animals could carry them off. When one passes one thinks their bodies are protected 😢
That is why I want to be cremated and buried with my family were my Brother who passed at only 18 in 1990 and my Mother who passed in 2016 both cremated but buried in Ireland's most famous cemetery Glasnevin were so many of our men and women who fought for our independence in 1916 are buried.. Little bit of our history for you aswell☘
@@SerenitySueGraveyards how do you get to do this?? I've always wanted to do this and have always been told no that their people will do it and then just ignore it! 😭
Hello Sue. What a great compilation of your dedicated work. I just love Ireland and hope to come there someday. Maybe to stay !! My favorite mausoleum is the French mausoleum. I love the sculpture of Mr. French and the entire building is so beautiful. I live in Central Pennsylvania, USA. Nothing here compares to that structure. A belated merry Christmas to you God bless.
Thanks Michael, the Ffrench mausoleum is definitely an amazing building and feel blessed we were given the key to go inside. Such workmanship. Belated Happy Christmas and have a blessed New year
I visited Recoleta cemetary in Buenos Aires, Argentina a few years ago to see Eva Peron's burial site. Many of the mausoleums there have glass doors on them and the coffins are clearly visible. Although you can't see any of the remains because they are maintained by the relatives or the cemetary staff.
Thanks so much for your videos. You are so inspiring, so creative and a great storyteller and so informed. I love graveyards since I was a kid but so many think I'm odd for it, love how proud you are of it and your interests! I've wanted to do a TH-cam channel for years on it and I've made a few videos but I think I will now in the new year as you've been so inspiring with yours. Thanks and merry Xmas to you both 💕🎀🎄
That was so interesting from start to finish thank you so much Sue you are very good with the camera the spaces you get into to show us are amazing! lol! very well done! x
Thanks so much, Sue! What a fascinating video compilation! You have such an amazing and interesting collection of content that most channels don’t have! Plus there is not a lot of people from Ireland that have a channel like yours, except your husband, who I am also subscribed to! It’s double the fun! I enjoy that both of you have a different style as to how you present your content. Both of you are excellent and I always look forward to seeing your videos, makes my day! Have a blessed holiday season and God Bless! Love from Michigan!
Thank you from Tennessee for sharing your video. I really enjoyed watching it. In fact I sent information of the Holroyd to a friend & former coworker, Pam Holroyd, who resides in Kalamazoo, Michigan. After seeing all the old resting places, it makes one think of why spend the expensive costs of a resting place when the gravesites will be forgotten. 😔
Thank you Sue. I watch you from very far away.. Croydon, Victoria Australia. Love your vids. My ancestors are from England (Suffolk is a big interest). Thank you!
Wishing you and Both and family a wonderful Christmas, and a Happy and Healthy new year!! Bless you both for the miles you drive, walk and.hack your way through undergrowth,branches and nettles etc, all in good (scuse the pun!,) spirits for our education and viewing! You need to wear a pedometer each just to see how many miles you actually do end up walking for us!! Bless your hearts…..thanks for everything! Love and hugs Helen 🙋♀️😘😘👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎄🎅🎄🎅🎄🎅xxxxx
I’ve just discovered your channel and being the wee macabre soul that I am I loved it. I can see me binge watching over the next few days. You need to also give a wee plug for your man’s channel ❤️
He is Grave Visitations we usually work together so the best of the best, yes I would say I've a fascination for all things Macabre too, I'm probably a little morbid
I love exploring cemeteries your videos make me want to visit so many more. I know this is a strange thing to say but when I see remains I am always thankful they are still there because it means its was natural decaying of the coffins and not vandalism. It is when the remain are not there that is heart breaking because that means they are now lost forever xx
@@SerenitySueGraveyards its just something I thought of if the bones are there that is a good thing because that is where they should be. I worry when they are not there that's what makes me upset. I have found bones out of crypts and had to replace with in the crypts I have also been known to rebury some so they can not be distributed anymore than they are. I love your channel hunny and if you are ever coming to England there is a cemetery in Norwich called the rosary cemetery it's beautiful I would be more than happy to show you around. And shown all of the hidden gems xxx
Hello Sue, this is the first video that I've seen of yours. I found it very interesting and I will be subscribing to your channel. Thank you very much and may I wish you a Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2023. x
Hi Barry, this video is a compilation of some of my videos here on my channel, I'm based in Ireland but I have videos from London and Wales too. Thanks so much for subscribing that means a lot. Have a very happy Christmas and a safe and healthy New year, Sue
I could not comment on your last live stream but can now. I am sorry Morty ended up broken but loved it and your other Christmas live wirh all the lights and the hats too merry christmas to Sue and her little one. I bet he was so cute in that christmas play in German. Merry christmas to Grave Visitations and what is your first name? So greatful to find these channels and such fun friends to do live and make us all laugh! Also happy new year. Also this video quite spooky!
Excellent compilation sue,very sad about the open remains but as I said before maybe no living relatives exist.stay safe,well and happy , Merry Christmas from us in ballarat in Oz,👋👋🙏🙏👍👍🇦🇺
I just love to watch the videos and to see how people were laid to rest a long time ago and it is totally different in Ireland than here in the USA keep up the good work god bless and take care sue
This is fascinating! I live in Mississippi in the U.S. We have only a handful of above ground crypts. The few we do have are very old. But you can’t see inside them. They are all sealed once someone is buried inside them to protect the body. Everyone else is buried in the ground. Very few if any are cremated here. I love seeing the crests on the coffins. My dad’s dad’s side is from Scotland. My pappaw visited twice tracing our lineage further. He found and brought home our crest and plaid. It was so cool to see we even had one.
That is so cool, wow, most of ours are sealed up too but sometimes you find them open. Ye are similar to is here, most are buried but cremation is getting more popular
after watching this it is pretty much safe to say it's a bad idea to be buried in a mausoleum. They seem to be open invitations for vandalism and neglect
I know Kerry, unless you pay someone to maintain it or have family to mind it, it's just not the way to go. I suppose if the grandest of mausoleums will eventually fall apart, sad, so much money to build them and this eventually happens
Excellent tour Sue so interesting but isn’t it sad that despite the money spent and the passing years.That your bones wud be open to the elements plus wildlife.A lot to to be said for cremation.But then all your fans wouldn’t be able to enjoy your superb efforts.Thankyou both .x
What a great video! I'm in the U.S. (Texas) and sometimes have to turn on the CC for me to understand your accent (which is lovely, by the way), but sometimes what the captions say is not anywhere near what you said, but it's funny to read anyway. Happy New Year to you and yours!
Your videos i find that you are able to get some great pictures or videos with your gimbal. I never thought you or anyone could get such good shots. Im impressed sue..Tony the Tiger
As a passing midwestern American, I was absolutely FLOORED by just how well the two 400 year old female and the 800 year old crusader corpses are preserved. You'd think nature would've taken its absolute toll on their remains by now...but apparently not
Thanks!
Wow Liz, thank you so so much 💖 ❤️
@@SerenitySueGraveyards ok didn’t think you got it!!
Why doesn't the cemetery secure the mausoleums?
It's up to family
Sue, I wanted to thank you. I introduced my dear friend Jim to your videos sometime back. Sadly, he became terminally ill in Sept, but before he passed he said your videos allowed him to make peace with his mortality. Saying the work you, and others like you do, allows the dead to be remembered long after all those that knew them are gone. He hoped in some far off future maybe someone would make a video of his tombstone and speak his name. Allowing him to live again in memory, if only for a moment.
Ahh David, this brought a tear to my eye, Jim rest easy Sir. I'm so so sorry for your loss. He sounds like a gentle soul. Wish I lived near his resting place I'd certainly visit and say his name. I'm glad he found peace when his time here became short. I'll remember Jim in my thoughts and my heart ❤️
I have a bad sickness too, and seeing videos like this also have helped me come to terms with things and I am not afraid. It's all the way things go. Thankyou for acknowledging this. I love looking at cemeteries and knowing things about the people that have passed away.
Hi Kaye Kaye, I'm so sorry to hear you're not well, sending love and prayers ❤️
@@kayekaye7930 Thinking about you Kaye Kaye. ❤
@David Warren How thoughtful of you to post about your Friend and of the loss you suffered. May your Friend Rest Peacefully.
Watching your videos out of curiosity but after a bit, I saw the beauty of death and natural decay. It's not creepy to me anymore.
Yes, thank you, there is beauty in death, a new beginning, the peace the serene setting the silence. For some it's the end of pain, some believe a better world awaits them, there's so much to explore ❤️❤️
No beauty in death. Just a reminder what Adam did.
This is why I will be cremated. My husband passed away 22 October 22 .he was cremated I have buried his ashes under his favourite tree in our garden
That's beautiful Susan, now part of nature, growing with every season ❤️❤️
when i was a young boy around 11 or 12 me and my friends dared each other to climb into the local cemetery mausoleum on halloween night after we had finished trick or treating, that was the dumbest move i have ever done because i went in and the gate broke and locked me inside! and as my two friends were laughing their asses off and trying to move the gate for me to squeeze through we heard the loudest "BANG" ever and i spun around and saw a dusty coffin that had fallen down, and lord help me when i say this but the lid two second later sprung open reveling the skeletal remains of a young child dressed in a white and sky blue suit, all three of us started screaming so loud that the caretaker found us and got me out, worst night of my young life
Omg how dreadful, 😨 that must have nearly stopped your heart
@@SerenitySueGraveyards yep definitely did
@thomasplouffe1363 my family home was across from an old abandoned cemetery and my bedroom window was maybe 100 ft from the first row of head stones. One day we were sitting on the porch at about dusk and we heard a strange noise in the cemetery. Like a loud thud. We went to investigate, and the ground had given way below a headstone, which basically had sunken completely in the ground. We could actually see a corner of a coffin. I'm guessing they hadn't started using burial vaults during that time. I believe the last burial in the cemetery was like 1945. It was crazy. We used to play over in the cemetery but after that, our mom told us never to go in there again. She was worried about us falling into another sinkhole.
Wow, that's terrible
Fascinating to see different burial methods. Praying the grave robbers were followed home by a nasty ghost! For shame.
Thank you for sharing your adventures!!!
Me too Colleen or they paid the price on their own death
It’s so sad that any graves would be vandalized. So sad that would ever happen…..thank you so much for being so respectful. That’s a reason I follow you….it’s always respectful. Thank you Sue….❤️. Have a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year….🎄🎁🎅⛄️
Thanks Ann, yes I don't know how anyone could do that, disgusting behaviour
I totally enjoy watching these awesome videos. It's amazing that these places still exist and we are able to visit them. Thank you very much for sharing your experiences with us and please keep them coming because you are our eyes and ears of the world.
Thank you Norman for your lovely comment 😊
@@SerenitySueGraveyards ever do a ghost box session in a cemetery
Yes, I have a new channel, called Paranormal Soulmates, this will have lots of videos in cemeteries doing spirit box etc th-cam.com/video/SPfDEHeHTIk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=r_V8xo3yl_7u8nf-
The crypt with the beautiful statues and glass 🙏🏻
Thanks Elderly poodle
They were incredible. Such quiet grace for the families to arrange them for the lost family members. It was really beautiful.
Amazing tour Sue your videos are fantastic, absolutely lovin this video & you show full respect for all the graves & remembering the poor souls, God bless take care 🙏❤️
Thank you Fiona x x
Thanks Sue for this wonderful tour! Loved the tour of the catacombs! Have a beautiful weekend!❤
Thanks Karen have a blessed week
Sue, those catacombs were amazing. Thank you,
Very welcome Shawn, I love them myself
This was a fantastic compilation Sue loved rewatching all these episodes , my favorite parts were the mummies and that cheeky rabbit 🐇 scaring you lol , amazing finds all of them xxx
Oh that bunny has frightened me more than anything else living or dead in a cemetery
How can one pick? They are all magnificent moments, to be sure.
The best, though, I thought, was the mausoleum that looked like a castle and had an effigy and coffins in the basement. That was beyond prime! Haven't been with you long, but your channel, as well as Grave Visitations, are two of my favorites.
Thanks Whiteflower, I might have to do another compilation. Thats the Ffrench mausoleum and it is certainly amazing
Lovely tour. Looking forward to what the new year brings us from you! Happy Holidays.
Thanks Pamela, my last video for this year will be on the channel at 10pm tonight GMT so about an hour and a half
Thank you Sue, The best part of this video is, You and G.V. sharing what it is you are seeing like ☠🦴🪦🪦⚰⚰ and the stories behind them. ❤ya folk's, and Merry Christmas! 🎄🎅🎁🎀☃❄
Ahh thanks David so much really appreciate it ☺️
I was with you through every one of those episodes. 😊 They’re still exciting to experience again.
Thanks so much Sandra, really appreciate you being here
My favorite part is when you found that open crypt with several skeletons. 😳
So fantastic that you visit and respectfully remember those long forgotten. Thanks to you and GV for taking us with you . Vaults and crypts are my favourite. Not many at all in Australia really, only in large metropolitan cities. Australia being a relatively new country to settlers, not much too investigate. Merry Christmas and a Happy New year to you all. 🐨🥰🎅🏻🤶🏻
Thanks they are my favourite too and the Victorian cemeteries
@@SerenitySueGraveyards what makes me fearful for the open areas that have bones laying there animals could carry them off. When one passes one thinks their bodies are protected 😢
Yes that's very true
That is why I want to be cremated and buried with my family were my Brother who passed at only 18 in 1990 and my Mother who passed in 2016 both cremated but buried in Ireland's most famous cemetery Glasnevin were so many of our men and women who fought for our independence in 1916 are buried.. Little bit of our history for you aswell☘
@@SerenitySueGraveyards how do you get to do this?? I've always wanted to do this and have always been told no that their people will do it and then just ignore it! 😭
Thank you for sharing this compilation video with us. Such beautiful places and some so sad that they get disturbed.
Thanks Carol
I would have to say the catacombs were my favorite. However that being said…the whole video was awesome. Thank you Sue ❤️
Ahh thanks a million Robert 😊
Hello Sue. What a great compilation of your dedicated work. I just love Ireland and hope to come there someday. Maybe to stay !! My favorite mausoleum is the French mausoleum. I love the sculpture of Mr. French and the entire building is so beautiful. I live in Central Pennsylvania, USA. Nothing here compares to that structure. A belated merry Christmas to you
God bless.
Thanks Michael, the Ffrench mausoleum is definitely an amazing building and feel blessed we were given the key to go inside. Such workmanship. Belated Happy Christmas and have a blessed New year
I visited Recoleta cemetary in Buenos Aires, Argentina a few years ago to see Eva Peron's burial site. Many of the mausoleums there have glass doors on them and the coffins are clearly visible. Although you can't see any of the remains because they are maintained by the relatives or the cemetary staff.
Wowthat sounds so interesting
Thank you for the tour through The Best Compilation. It was all very interesting. The last part was quite interesting. Thank you!!
Thanks so much Alan ❤️
I think the catacombs are the most impressive. It just appears to be place of the unknown. Really great best of the best Sue! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks Janet ❤️
Great video! I love the compilations.
Thank you toms ❤️
This video was spellbinding! How sad that so many grave sites have been destroyed. Thank you for this informative, kinda creepy tour!
Thanks Mary ❤️
Another fine job!! Thank you!! I wish you and Irish Eyes a very Merry Christmas and Blessed Happy New Year!! Stay safe and well!!
Thanks Russel ❤️ happy Christmad to you and yours and a healthy and safe New year
Sue I fell in love with your content absolutely love it love the cemeteries you visit you should come back to England keep up the amazing work xx
That's a plan Cyanide for sure ❤️
Thanks so much for your videos. You are so inspiring, so creative and a great storyteller and so informed. I love graveyards since I was a kid but so many think I'm odd for it, love how proud you are of it and your interests! I've wanted to do a TH-cam channel for years on it and I've made a few videos but I think I will now in the new year as you've been so inspiring with yours. Thanks and merry Xmas to you both 💕🎀🎄
Elaine, go for it !! Happy Christmas 🎄
Lovely video. Thank you for uploading this!
Very welcome 🙏
That was so interesting from start to finish thank you so much Sue you are very good with the camera the spaces you get into to show us are amazing! lol! very well done! x
Thanks Jules lol
thanks ,keep them coming i so enjoy watching your videos.
More to come!
@@SerenitySueGraveyards i look forward to them all.thanks
Thanks so much, Sue! What a fascinating video compilation! You have such an amazing and interesting collection of content that most channels don’t have! Plus there is not a lot of people from Ireland that have a channel like yours, except your husband, who I am also subscribed to! It’s double the fun! I enjoy that both of you have a different style as to how you present your content. Both of you are excellent and I always look forward to seeing your videos, makes my day! Have a blessed holiday season and God Bless! Love from Michigan!
Thanks Lora so much, that is such a beautiful comment ❤️
BLESS, U SUE
Thank you Shaun ❤️
Great recap of some of my fav. videos!
Thanks ❤️
Very cool compilation!! Thank you. So interesting.
Thanks Jackie ❤️
Thank you from Tennessee for sharing your video.
I really enjoyed watching it. In fact I sent information of the Holroyd to a friend & former coworker, Pam Holroyd, who resides in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
After seeing all the old resting places, it makes one think of why spend the expensive costs of a resting place when the gravesites will be forgotten. 😔
That's very true
Wow.... very interesting video.... thanks for sharing...... 🌹
Thanks for visiting Chris
This video is very good thank you for sharing
Thank you too
This was great Sue. Thanks so much!
Very welcome some of my absolute favourites
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I just gave a thanks. Did you get it the amount isn’t showing up
I did liz thanks so much ❤️ I commented under it 💖
@@SerenitySueGraveyards yes I saw it. I panic when I use these😂🤣❤️
Ahh liz once again thanks 😊
Sue, Thank you for a very interesting video.
Thanks Dan, appreciate it
Another Great video Sue I like it all thanks
Ahh thanks Jamie 😊
Thank you for sharing 💕 Our family Heritage hails from Dublin Ireland.
Thank you James ❤️
Doamne dă cât curaj trebuie să ai ca să mergi în acele locuri! Mi-e și ziua mi-ar fi frică. Dar noaptea!
Thank you Sue. I watch you from very far away.. Croydon, Victoria Australia. Love your vids. My ancestors are from England (Suffolk is a big interest). Thank you!
Thank you, we have a few here from Australia so it's nice to know I've reached so far. Thanks so much 🙏
@@SerenitySueGraveyards you're welcome. I really enjoy your exploring x
Wishing you and Both and family a wonderful Christmas, and a Happy and Healthy new year!! Bless you both for the miles you drive, walk and.hack your way through undergrowth,branches and nettles etc, all in good (scuse the pun!,) spirits for our education and viewing! You need to wear a pedometer each just to see how many miles you actually do end up walking for us!!
Bless your hearts…..thanks for everything! Love and hugs Helen 🙋♀️😘😘👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎄🎅🎄🎅🎄🎅xxxxx
More beauty than sadness. There is a subtle reverence in these places of rest.
I always say that and I say there's beauty in death ❤️
Very interesting, thank you for sharing.
Very welcome Mary
Hi love your videos love hearing the stories. I'm from Australia so we don't have many very old graves that date back before 1800's.
Glad you like them! Thanks
Thanks, I felt I was on a bit of a tour with you...excellent content and history!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
I totally enjoyed this video the great places you visited for our enjoyment ❤️ as always your videos are so professional and well thought out
Thanks Irene ❤️
I’ve just discovered your channel and being the wee macabre soul that I am I loved it. I can see me binge watching over the next few days. You need to also give a wee plug for your man’s channel ❤️
He is Grave Visitations we usually work together so the best of the best, yes I would say I've a fascination for all things Macabre too, I'm probably a little morbid
THATS AN AMZING FIND THNKS FOR SHARING
Thank you ❤️
great vid Sue,really enjoyed it🙌
Cheers Jordan
Going to watch it again, l was too busy looking at the chat 🙂
Thanks Joan ❤️
Sue, I enjoy your channel, and your guy's channel so much - it's like I'm walking around with the 2 of you. Thank you, Gina from the United States.
You are so welcome!
I love exploring cemeteries your videos make me want to visit so many more. I know this is a strange thing to say but when I see remains I am always thankful they are still there because it means its was natural decaying of the coffins and not vandalism. It is when the remain are not there that is heart breaking because that means they are now lost forever xx
That is so true, inever thought of that, well said
@@SerenitySueGraveyards its just something I thought of if the bones are there that is a good thing because that is where they should be. I worry when they are not there that's what makes me upset. I have found bones out of crypts and had to replace with in the crypts I have also been known to rebury some so they can not be distributed anymore than they are. I love your channel hunny and if you are ever coming to England there is a cemetery in Norwich called the rosary cemetery it's beautiful I would be more than happy to show you around. And shown all of the hidden gems xxx
Thank you so much, appreciate that
Very interesting.wow.😮😮 excellent video.
Thanks Suzie
Hello Sue, this is the first video that I've seen of yours. I found it very interesting and I will be subscribing to your channel. Thank you very much and may I wish you a Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2023. x
Hi Barry, this video is a compilation of some of my videos here on my channel, I'm based in Ireland but I have videos from London and Wales too. Thanks so much for subscribing that means a lot. Have a very happy Christmas and a safe and healthy New year, Sue
I could not comment on your last live stream but can now. I am sorry Morty ended up broken but loved it and your other Christmas live wirh all the lights and the hats too merry christmas to Sue and her little one. I bet he was so cute in that christmas play in German. Merry christmas to Grave Visitations and what is your first name? So greatful to find these channels and such fun friends to do live and make us all laugh! Also happy new year. Also this video quite spooky!
Hi Sally, it's Cathal. He was super cute singing his songs very proud
Thank you for this compilation, my father was Irish, and I hope to visit there someday soon. God bless you.
I hope you so ❤️
Thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome 🙏
Very interesting and eerie. Thank you very much! I also love your accent! I’m from the Midwest U.S. 🙂
Thanks Dave it's a pleasure 🙏
Excellent compilation sue,very sad about the open remains but as I said before maybe no living relatives exist.stay safe,well and happy ,
Merry Christmas from us in ballarat in Oz,👋👋🙏🙏👍👍🇦🇺
Thanks Peter ❤️ 😊
Thanks for the video and story of the people! Just found your channel thanks for taking me alone with you!
You are so welcome 🙏
That is amazing
Keeping you and GV in my thoughts as you deal with the house issues.
Thanks Lauren x x
Awe Sue I just came across this , wow you sound like my great grandmother, awe bless ya ❤️ I live in 🇺🇸 USA but our family from UK 🇬🇧
Ahh, thanks, Nawana, I'll take that as a compliment, happy to have you on board
Awesome! Loved it❤️
Thanks Brenda
Awesome video thank you ❤
So welcome Debbie
Merry Christmas! Hope you and yours will have a great and blessed holiday.
Same to you! ❤️❤️
Your videos are so amazing ty for doing this
You are so welcome!
Hi Sue, I saw numerous orbs in this video. They were in the mausoleum tour. Amazing!
I did see some but I figured maybe dust 🤔
Could have been flying insects, hard to tell.
I actually looked again now I wonder was it a feather
I just love to watch the videos and to see how people were laid to rest a long time ago and it is totally different in Ireland than here in the USA keep up the good work god bless and take care sue
Thank you, yes completely different
Marry Christmas Sue, from Arizona, great video as usual 💯👍
Thanks a million Dex happy Christmas to you and yours 🎄
Thank you for your video.
You're welcome
Great video.Very interesting.Thanks
Thanks a million 😊
I love your accent, it really adds to the video so much.
Thank you ❤️
This beautifully amazing. I'm in the USA Wonderfly done, thank you!
You’re welcome 😊
Brilliant, you have an amazing channel 🌹
Thanks so much Shela
Really great video.
Thanks so much
Interesting compilation!
Cheers Don
This compilation will definitely get you more new subscribers!
Gosh I hope youtube pushes it out and people subscribe 🙏
This is fascinating! I live in Mississippi in the U.S. We have only a handful of above ground crypts. The few we do have are very old. But you can’t see inside them. They are all sealed once someone is buried inside them to protect the body. Everyone else is buried in the ground. Very few if any are cremated here. I love seeing the crests on the coffins. My dad’s dad’s side is from Scotland. My pappaw visited twice tracing our lineage further. He found and brought home our crest and plaid. It was so cool to see we even had one.
That is so cool, wow, most of ours are sealed up too but sometimes you find them open. Ye are similar to is here, most are buried but cremation is getting more popular
Very interesting. Tank you.
Very welcome
That was very interesting to watch.
Thank you ❤️
This is amazing, never saw anything like this cemetery. Thank you for the viewing.
Thank you, please consider subscribing to the channel, its free to do so ❤️❤️
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I did, it's amazing.
@missrita1826 ahh thanks so much, appreciate it 🙏
after watching this it is pretty much safe to say it's a bad idea to be buried in a mausoleum. They seem to be open invitations for vandalism and neglect
I know Kerry, unless you pay someone to maintain it or have family to mind it, it's just not the way to go. I suppose if the grandest of mausoleums will eventually fall apart, sad, so much money to build them and this eventually happens
Excellent tour Sue so interesting but isn’t it sad that despite the money spent and the passing years.That your bones wud be open to the elements plus wildlife.A lot to to be said for cremation.But then all your fans wouldn’t be able to enjoy your superb efforts.Thankyou both .x
Thanks Mary ❤️
What a great video! I'm in the U.S. (Texas) and sometimes have to turn on the CC for me to understand your accent (which is lovely, by the way), but sometimes what the captions say is not anywhere near what you said, but it's funny to read anyway. Happy New Year to you and yours!
I've seen the CC get it wrong before on others it's so funny 😁 thanks Rhonda ❤️ happy new year
Very interesting. Hope you exp,ore more and make videos. Greetings from sweden.😊
Lots of videos on my channel x x
Very interesting. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
@@SerenitySueGraveyards my first time watching you. Going to tell my daughter she loves things like this.x
Oh brilliant Louise, I cover mostly old graveyards here, some full of Irish history, some famous, strange stories, abbeys etc
Eeek...! More vampires... Lol... Creepy but fascinating... Lots of love all the way from Tulsa Oklahoma... 🍃💙💀💙🍃
Hey Jeremy ❤️
Wow 👍🙏
Thank you
You wouldn't want to drop your phone...love your videos 💕✨
Oh can you imagine 🤢
Your videos i find that you are able to get some great pictures or videos with your gimbal. I never thought you or anyone could get such good shots. Im impressed sue..Tony the Tiger
Thanks very much
As a passing midwestern American, I was absolutely FLOORED by just how well the two 400 year old female and the 800 year old crusader corpses are preserved. You'd think nature would've taken its absolute toll on their remains by now...but apparently not
The underground crypt is perfect condition for them to be in
That's a touth I think sue it's so sad to see the coffin s like that hope they are all resting in peace 🙏💐 lovely video sue take care both of you 👍
I think it's a tooth too
Love seeing the old graves
Me too Lorraine
The catacombs is definitely my fave
Yes Joan, that and the mummy's in st Michans
Dear Sue……compliment for your beautifull video’s. They are peacefull ……..and sometimes I ……..😢. Greetings Robert (netherlands)
Many thanks!