Thanks for the lovely comment Edna 🙂. I find them really interesting at times!! Sad of course, at times = but, cemeteries & churchyards have so much history in them ay. Most of mine are buried here too. & yes, 100% agree "they shouldn't be forgotten" ✌️
I was in two minds as weather to or not, tbh David = he's what I call "within the living memory range" & the last thing I'd want to do is "upset any of his family/friends". I always keep it as respectful as I can I churches /cemeteries/churchyards etc. Outside places like that = I've got a sense of humour like a sewer 😉. Yeah I've covered Bradley's statue & the Peacock = either on here or on my London Luke Facebook page, a few months back now!! Was privileged enough to even have Bradley's Mum put some lovely comments on the post ✌️
I have family in East London. I live dangerously close to it. At least 5 minutes away. 3 names left off. Christopher Blake from mixed blessings. Leslie Howards brother Arthur is in there, along with. George Dixon of dock Green aka The great Jack Warner. How about finding them
Lol yeah, I had to do a two parter on this one! I'm trying to find out if "the anchor is actually from The Albion, or is it a random anchor which was placed as a mark of respect & a delicate nod to the nature of the disaster" 🤔
The majority of mine are here too Julie 💙. I hope my video didn't upset you?. I always try to keep my cemetery/churchyard/churches videos as respectful as possible 💙✌️
Thanks Mark!! I really appreciate the lovely comments & = A big thanks for subscribing to the channel. In cemeteries - churchyards - churches or any place or resting or worship "I'm always as respectful as I can be". Not a great deal tbh Mark = as I don't drive. There's my yearly trips to Rye in East Sussex, & this year was the first year I'd covered any of that. I will be venturing out into the Essex borders as time goes on ✌️
Yeah I they're great video got to correct you on something though you just said in the video that if you didn't go into the war you would have been shot you're wrong there were people at the time who did not go into what they were conscientious objectors these people were put into prison and at the end of the first world war were released and it probably happened in the Second World War the simple fact is there was no need to have a First World War England's land was not in danger we were worried admittedly about some of our colonies around the world and we were relying on the good wheel of Russia and France to maintain order what we should have done was just let Germany do what It wanted we should never got involved in the First World War because we all know it there to the Second World War
Thanks for sharing most of my family are buried here I often visit cemetery's to read about people who lived and must not be forgotten
Thanks for the lovely comment Edna 🙂. I find them really interesting at times!! Sad of course, at times = but, cemeteries & churchyards have so much history in them ay. Most of mine are buried here too. & yes, 100% agree "they shouldn't be forgotten" ✌️
Glad you visited Bradley Grave. Knew him well and there is a statue of him outside the peacock gym.
I was in two minds as weather to or not, tbh David = he's what I call "within the living memory range" & the last thing I'd want to do is "upset any of his family/friends". I always keep it as respectful as I can I churches /cemeteries/churchyards etc. Outside places like that = I've got a sense of humour like a sewer 😉. Yeah I've covered Bradley's statue & the Peacock = either on here or on my London Luke Facebook page, a few months back now!! Was privileged enough to even have Bradley's Mum put some lovely comments on the post ✌️
I’m not a Londoner but I do like old cemeteries and social history. Pleased to ‘like and subscribe’
Many thanks.
I have family in East London.
I live dangerously close to it.
At least 5 minutes away.
3 names left off.
Christopher Blake from mixed blessings.
Leslie Howards brother Arthur is in there, along with.
George Dixon of dock Green aka
The great Jack Warner.
How about finding them
I was going to ask you in part 1 did you see the Anchor. Little did I know there was a part 2. Lol
Lol yeah, I had to do a two parter on this one! I'm trying to find out if "the anchor is actually from The Albion, or is it a random anchor which was placed as a mark of respect & a delicate nod to the nature of the disaster" 🤔
Many of my family members are laid to rest here ❤️😢
The majority of mine are here too Julie 💙. I hope my video didn't upset you?. I always try to keep my cemetery/churchyard/churches videos as respectful as possible 💙✌️
very respectful again ,thank you . Do you do many vlogs out of london area
Thanks Mark!! I really appreciate the lovely comments & = A big thanks for subscribing to the channel. In cemeteries - churchyards - churches or any place or resting or worship "I'm always as respectful as I can be". Not a great deal tbh Mark = as I don't drive. There's my yearly trips to Rye in East Sussex, & this year was the first year I'd covered any of that. I will be venturing out into the Essex borders as time goes on ✌️
Mine too.
I live 5 minutes from it.
R.I.P
Yes indeed 🕊✌️
Arp Air Raid Precautions
Yeah I they're great video got to correct you on something though you just said in the video that if you didn't go into the war you would have been shot you're wrong there were people at the time who did not go into what they were conscientious objectors these people were put into prison and at the end of the first world war were released and it probably happened in the Second World War the simple fact is there was no need to have a First World War England's land was not in danger we were worried admittedly about some of our colonies around the world and we were relying on the good wheel of Russia and France to maintain order what we should have done was just let Germany do what It wanted we should never got involved in the First World War because we all know it there to the Second World War