Cemetery Strolls #45 : Two Fallen Women & Two Fallen Hero's.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Cemetery Strolls, Episode 45. City of London Cemetery & Crematorium E12.
I was in the area of the Cemetery, while visiting a family member I thought it would be a great chance to film one of London's beautiful Cemeteries. I will be going back to visit this amazing place & find yet more history & notable people.
The Cemetery is alive with all sorts of nature & flower. In this episode we visit 4 notable grave of history.PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO LIKE, SUBSCRIBE ( IT'S FREE ), LEAVE A COMMENT & MAYBE SHARE.
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Hi old friend. Another chapter of history where there would have been some interesting stories if they were still with us. Another chapter of history that should never be forgotten is WWI. It has a pride of place in my archives, and I still add a lot of info to it. We have all heard the stories of our hero's, but never the unsung hero's, who should never be left to fade into the mist's of time. There was one old soldier, Harry Patch, he was the last of the Vet's to pass in 2009, he was 112yrs old. Happy stories, and sad and tragic stories, but do the younger generation realise what was sacrificed, and why?
I am the dreadful menace
the one whoe's will is done,
the haunting chill upon your neck
I am the conundrum.
I will summon armies of wind
and rain and snow,
I made the dark skies overhead
and the ice like glass below.
Not you nor any other can
fathom what is high, I will
tell you when to jump and I'll
dictate how high.
The ones who came before
you stood tall and strong and brave,
I took their dreams away, their dreams
could not be saved.
Now you stand before me
devoid of all dismay, could be
just maybe I'll let you have this day?
Anon.
Old proverb: It takes years to build a friendship, but it can be lost in a minute.
Cheers SK.
Hi old friend. Absolutely, our fallen, being it famous or not. They all fought their own war to survive or unfortunately perish. I am enjoying discovering hidden history, in the most odd places.
I always look forward to seeing your wonderful comments. I really appreciate your support Sir.
Dear Kev,
Thanks for subscribing to my channel, I know this location. I have done many videos in the cemetery
You're welcome, loving your work.
I'm looking forward to your premiere !
Thank you muchly and congratulations on being my 350 Subscriber. 👏👏
Thank you muchly for joining us in the Premier chat. We all appreciate your input & have no problems with how you speak your English. We have had some come in and speak their native tongue. So thank you for trying. If there is anything you would like me to check out for you, I'm always open for suggestions.
Wow, what a stunning place. Great history Kev. So sad some of these stories. War is so horrible. For those whose fought for our generations freedom I am forever grateful. Thanks for the awesome vid.
Thank you muchly. My research is getting better. I'm wanting to find history on everyone. But unfortunately I can't. ❤️
Very well done Kev 👍
Thank you muchly Jim. Appreciate you continued support.
What a lovely place. Nice work Kev.
Thank you muchly Mucker
Another great tour and video kev. Thank you so much for sharing the history also. 🤗
Thank you muchly. I'm glad you enjoyed it, I'll be going back real soon. 🤗
Another great tour Kev, so much history and well researched. Thank you so much 😊
Thank you muchly my friend. I'm most definitely returning here. There is so much more to discover.
Thank you for your continued support. 👏
I look forward to that 😊@@spitfirekev
Great work, I haven't seen " Ruswarp hall" tomb stone before, it looks different. Thank you for what you do. 💜
Thank you muchly. I'll be returning soon. 💚
That’s a cracking one Kev, such an array of different grave styles, those gardens look beautiful I can imagine it in the summer, and I’ve never seen a little grave “safe” like that before 😮.
Thank you muchly Steve. That is why I have to go back. So much more to discover 😁
Watching now Kev. Lots to catch up, sorry I haven't caught your premeieres
Thank you muchly, it's not a worry. You guys are busy people. I must catch up with yours today.
This was a stunning video, Kev! Thank you so much for all the research and additional information, too. The V.C. grave was remarkable, and so too was Bobby Moore's. However, what really stood out me was the CWGC memorial with the book inside (that's something I've never seen before) and the Jack the Ripper graves. I had no idea where any of the victims were buried. Placing a rose on each of them was a lovely gesture. Thanks again, Kev. Great work! 👍😀
Thank you muchly Andy. When I return to the cemetery, if you're available. Why not join me?
@@spitfirekev I will bear that in mind, Kev. Thank you. 👍
I was wondering whether you’ve ever visited Southampton Old Cemetry? It’s adjacent to the Common and has some very interesting features including military sections for a number of nationalities. There are also several Titanic headstones. Plus the memorial of one Edward Askew Southern _”A Comedian”_ as it says on his headstone from the 19th century who you can find online.
It’s a good walk if you’re ever in Soton
No I haven't visited that one yet I don't think. If it's by the hospital, then yes I have. But if I haven't, I will most definitely will have to visit. Thank you muchly for the information.
@@spitfirekev Hi Kev. You’re very welcome.
It is _in the vicinity_ of the hospital but still a 1 - 2 miles away. So not sure if that’s the one you’ve been to b4?
If you go up Hill Lane for almost 3/4 of a mile (?), heading away from Soton train station, you’ll find it on your right with an entrance way similar to, although not as grand as the one featured in this upload.
I think you’ll be charmed. It has beautiful trees and covered walkways in addition to the fascinating statuary and history.
Sadly the church itself is no longer consecrated and is used as office space by an ad agency.
Also, it’s nearness to the common means that there is _some_ vandalism, but on the whole it remains picturesque.
If you do ever get the chance to visit, I trust that you’ll find it a rewarding experience and I look forward to seeing the place again through your eyes. 👍
@@thruknobulaxii2020 I'm looking at going to Southampton in the next couple of weeks. So for sure, I'll go check it out. Thank you muchly.
@@spitfirekev 🫡
Dear Kev,
You may want to edit your description box as this cemetery ISNT one of magnificent seven cemetery.
Thank you muchly, some one told me earlier. But I forgot to change it. 😢
All changed. I really appreciate you help on it. Why on earth I thought it was, I'll never know. 😂
@spitfirekev If it helps, City of London is intact the largest cemetery if you go by square metre, but weirdly Islington and St Pancras is the biggest interments with millions graves
@@rediscoverwithsharona thank you Muchly. I'm going to go back soon. There is so much more to discover there.