It's okay Cliff, your videos are great I love old cemeterys & learning about the civil war. I hope you had a very merry Christmas & are doing well. It's been a rainy day here too have a blessed day. 🙂👍⛄❄
Most excellent job! These folks once had lives...and loved ones. It's good to speak their names. Maybe, someday, two hundred years from now, someone will speak ours.
I am so impressed with your dedication to bring what I think is awesome content to your subscribers. The cemetery videos are some of my favourites. Your country has a much longer history of European settlement than we do here in Australia. As long as you keep the videos coming, I'll be watching when that bell rings.
Thank you for taking the time to give us a piece of history as you tour the cemeteries. Appreciative of you sharing as this is the area where many of my ancestors once lived. Families came as Mennonites and Quakers to America. I am related to the founders of Barto, Kulpsville, and Boyerstown. Keeping my fingers crossed that you end up in some of their cemeteries. Many came over really early some stayed as Mennonites and Quakers but most discovered other religious faith based organizations as the generations went on. I have over fifty Civil war Pa vets that were known as "Bucktails" I can see your devotion to your channel as you stand out in the rain. Please continue to keeping sharing Pennsylvania history with us viewers.
Great to see our veterans honored from the Revolutionary and Civil wars. I enjoy the cemetary videos. I'm pleasantly surprised to see such old gravestones still standing today.
Love your cemetary explores. Is so great they put the plaques & flags on. Thanks for picking the flag up & replacing. Totally respect your decision of flour and chalk. I like when there is info about the person & family on a stone. The little children one very sad. Thanks, hope you warmed up with some coffee after the rain. :)
Your cemetery videos are awesome, please keep doing them. All of your videos are awesome in fact but I like the cemetery & the haunted ones along with the old coal mines the best. Thanks for doing what you do!
I love your graveyard videos. That was so beautiful there. The old tombstones look so much nicer than the modern ones, I think. Really nice, Thank you for sharing.
Hooray! I was half jokingly thinking "when are you going to give more botany lessons? Those are my favorite". Of course, that's difficult to do in the middle of winter. But then you managed to sneak some in! That's how a good teacher does it.🖐 I enjoy all of your videos and learning about some of the local vegetation is just an added bonus.
I love old cemeteries I think they are fascinating and it’s so full of history. Especially this one with graves from the early 1700”s. Before this country was a nation 🇺🇸❤️💙🇺🇸 that’s amazing.
I am so fascinated with cemeteries and the older stones. Used to eat lunch in a cemetery on the way to work and I found this one old stone that nobody took care of so I started cleaning it up every time I was there. Didn't know the couple, but felt they deserved better! Thanks for sharing! Oh that one stone you had a hard time seeing at the end, looked like Hiester, same name ya ran into earlier.
Thanks for another great vid. I'm always impressed by the beautiful styles and engravings on the older headstones. When you walk through a cemetery with a very old section and a modern section, the difference is quite noticeable.
Thank You WW, cemeteries are always interesting. In fact, I still don't know if I want to take the big dirt nap or the big BBQ. As much as I enjoy looking through cemeteries, there will be those in the future as well and wonder about us in these times of great change. So even after our passings we can entertain those in the future. Of course the big BBQ does take up less space. But there is something in imagining that skeleton down under isn't there? I have written down information of soldiers and looked up their reg. Flags and histories. Sometimes there is even a picture of the soldier but rarely. My GG Grandfather volunteered for three terms in the Calvary and fought at Antium and other battles. My Grandfather was supposed to get his sword and metals and papers but they were quickly taken by someone else. I have my GGGrandfather picture from 1912 that my Grandfather had taken when he was 20. I even have the rocking chair he was sitting on his porch in the photo. I found his reg. flag online. Very interesting indeed. Also had relatives and three brother enlisted at three different places. Since they didn't read, all three of their names were spelled differently. It was Rhineer, Rhinner and Rineer. Makes it hard to research sometimes but nevertheless fascinating. Great Video WW! Many Thanks and Fine Future Travels on Mother Earth with your great vids! DaveyJO
Love PA... as a trucker I would have loved to see more of it. Just not on 18 wheels..... great old cemetery in Salem NJ, dating from mid to late 1600s . Had a walk while getting loaded there.... not far from Del Memorial Bridge.... maybe worth a trip..
Your rainy day cemetery exploration videos are my absolute favorite (well, any cemetery video is awesome, but add on the rain, its my definite happy place!)! Keep them coming! Happy New Year to you, Cliff!
Hi Cliff, I like walking around old cemeteries too, you can get a good feel for who used to live in that community . A shame it started raining as it's fascinating reading some of the historic markers for the different wars. I hope you didn't get too soaked as it did start coming down harder for a time. Thank you for sharing, I would like to wish you and your family a very happy and safe new year. x
Get you a flashlight and shine it from the side of the line your trying to read with it laying on the tombstone pointed down the line you trying to make out . It works better if its a new very bright led type.
Hello i loved the video i love cemetary videos also anything old is awsome and interesting to see thankyou for getting drenched for us to see such a beautiful video , i love all your videos , do u wrry wen out in the woods , im from Australia and ive also beennwatching the missing 411videos , there very interesting , reason i ask you is some people have gone missing on the apparation trail and you have been there before , stay safe and take care , thankyou again🙏🇳🇿
New subscriber, loving your vids all the way from Queensland, Australia. You should try and get here one day, there are some serious ghost towns to explore, anyway loving your stuff 🇦🇺
There is cemetery near my house called the Hanover Green cemetery. There are alot of old graves there. Two notable ones are the graves of George Washington's body guard Rufus Bennett and Capt. Andrew Lee who was a highly regarded spy for George Washington. There is also a marker that denotes a man who was scalped during the battle of Wyoming. It has graves of soldiers from all American wars. If you get to Luzerne County again, you might want to check it out.
Great information Cliff. Do you know why they would bury a person in an unmarked grave? Even a wooden cross would suffice. I was thinking the real early homemade tombstones were done because they didn't have a monument maker. Looks like duck weather!
I know of a member of the local genealogical society who uses deveining rods to locate hurried bodies. He claims he can tell the head end from the feet. That would be interesting to try in those open areas of the cemetery.
at north western illinois galena cemetery has a gravstones that date back to the cival war,general grants home is at galena,il,theres also moseleums ,i rich ppl had them for there deceased,i think there creppy,lol
Two old cemeteries in a row,what a treat.☺ Thank you for enduring the rain while making this video, stay safe.
I love old cemeteries . Its fun to imagine the area back in the early 1700s'
I absolutely love your cemetery videos. Love your weather too. Thanks so much for taking me along I so enjoyed it
It's okay Cliff, your videos are great I love old cemeterys & learning about the civil war. I hope you had a very merry Christmas & are doing well. It's been a rainy day here too have a blessed day. 🙂👍⛄❄
Love these-i enjoy walking in old cemeteries as well- thank you!
I love the cemetery explorations. The history is amazing as well as some of the monuments. Please do more.
Before it started pouring on you, the gray, misty environment just added to the hallowed ground mystic.
Thanks for enduring 🙏🏻✌🏻#PA
Nice looking cemetery and I like the fog with it too!
I really enjoy seeing the old cemeteries! Keep them coming! Thank you!
Most excellent job! These folks once had lives...and loved ones. It's good to speak their names. Maybe, someday, two hundred years from now, someone will speak ours.
@GreatWhiteBuckwheat So true!
@GreatWhiteBuckwheat I don't know. The names aren't etched in any more, just stamped on mostly. I was thinking they'd fade in time.
I am so impressed with your dedication to bring what I think is awesome content to your subscribers.
The cemetery videos are some of my favourites.
Your country has a much longer history of European settlement than we do here in Australia.
As long as you keep the videos coming, I'll be watching when that bell rings.
Thank you for taking the time to give us a piece of history as you tour the cemeteries. Appreciative of you sharing as this is the area where many of my ancestors once lived. Families came as Mennonites and Quakers to America. I am related to the founders of Barto, Kulpsville, and Boyerstown. Keeping my fingers crossed that you end up in some of their cemeteries. Many came over really early some stayed as Mennonites and Quakers but most discovered other religious faith based organizations as the generations went on. I have over fifty Civil war Pa vets that were known as "Bucktails" I can see your devotion to your channel as you stand out in the rain. Please continue to keeping sharing Pennsylvania history with us viewers.
I love all of the history in cemeteries. When they put on the history of the person on their head stones it really awesome. Love all of your videos
You should check out 539 productions videos I like watching his graveyard tours!!
Exactly how remember Pennsylvania, cold and gloomy! Perfect for a graveyard walk, except for the pour.
I love these old cemeteries. My ancestors lived in Pennsylvania before moving west.
I really like when you visit old cemetaries . Very interesting I would like to see more of them.Thanks.
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Great. Love ❤️ old cemetery's Thank you 😊 for all your hard work.
Great to see our veterans honored from the Revolutionary and Civil wars. I enjoy the cemetary videos. I'm pleasantly surprised to see such old gravestones still standing today.
Love your cemetary explores. Is so great they put the plaques & flags on. Thanks for picking the flag up & replacing. Totally respect your decision of flour and chalk. I like when there is info about the person & family on a stone. The little children one very sad. Thanks, hope you warmed up with some coffee after the rain. :)
Your cemetery videos are awesome, please keep doing them. All of your videos are awesome in fact but I like the cemetery & the haunted ones along with the old coal mines the best. Thanks for doing what you do!
Appreciate your information of this cemetery, yes I like your videos of cemeteries. 1700's especially.
I love your graveyard videos. That was so beautiful there. The old tombstones look so much nicer than the modern ones, I think. Really nice, Thank you for sharing.
Glad 😁 you found something interesting to do on a rainy gray day.
Hooray! I was half jokingly thinking "when are you going to give more botany lessons? Those are my favorite". Of course, that's difficult to do in the middle of winter. But then you managed to sneak some in! That's how a good teacher does it.🖐 I enjoy all of your videos and learning about some of the local vegetation is just an added bonus.
Very cool! I love graveyards. Could walk around and enjoy the oldness. Thanks
Cemetery videos are nice! The names and the old dates are interesting! Thanks for sharing! 👍
Cliff. These cemetery videos are great. Keep up the great work!!
Excellent video. Especially interesting are the forgotten graveyards in the forests and overgrown meadows. Thank you!
Thank You
thank you for the tour. I like the revolutionary war headstones. p,ease show more.
New subscriber from UK , love the history
I love old cemeteries I think they are fascinating and it’s so full of history. Especially this one with graves from the early 1700”s. Before this country was a nation 🇺🇸❤️💙🇺🇸 that’s amazing.
This was very interesting
Glad they finally put a light in at that intersection. First time I ever got pulled over was in that church parking lot when I was 17.
Cliff, I really enjoy your cemetery videos and very interesting too!
Love old cemetery s, this one was really interesting, so full of history. Thank you
good job.
I am so fascinated with cemeteries and the older stones. Used to eat lunch in a cemetery on the way to work and I found this one old stone that nobody took care of so I started cleaning it up every time I was there. Didn't know the couple, but felt they deserved better! Thanks for sharing! Oh that one stone you had a hard time seeing at the end, looked like Hiester, same name ya ran into earlier.
Love the cemetery tours!!
Thanks Cliff
Love the cemetery videos
Wow! He keeps the content coming👍
Thanks for another great vid. I'm always impressed by the beautiful styles and engravings on the older headstones. When you walk through a cemetery with a very old section and a modern section, the difference is quite noticeable.
Thank You WW, cemeteries are always interesting. In fact, I still don't know if I want to take the big dirt nap or the big BBQ. As much as I enjoy looking through cemeteries, there will be those in the future as well and wonder about us in these times of great change. So even after our passings we can entertain those in the future. Of course the big BBQ does take up less space. But there is something in imagining that skeleton down under isn't there? I have written down information of soldiers and looked up their reg. Flags and histories. Sometimes there is even a picture of the soldier but rarely. My GG Grandfather volunteered for three terms in the Calvary and fought at Antium and other battles. My Grandfather was supposed to get his sword and metals and papers but they were quickly taken by someone else. I have my GGGrandfather picture from 1912 that my Grandfather had taken when he was 20. I even have the rocking chair he was sitting on his porch in the photo. I found his reg. flag online. Very interesting indeed. Also had relatives and three brother enlisted at three different places. Since they didn't read, all three of their names were spelled differently. It was Rhineer, Rhinner and Rineer. Makes it hard to research sometimes but nevertheless fascinating. Great Video WW! Many Thanks and Fine Future Travels on Mother Earth with your great vids! DaveyJO
I like the graveyard videos , the history of people .
Love PA... as a trucker I would have loved to see more of it. Just not on 18 wheels..... great old cemetery in Salem NJ, dating from mid to late 1600s . Had a walk while getting loaded there.... not far from Del Memorial Bridge.... maybe worth a trip..
Peter Spencer I watch another youtubers whose home 🏡 town is Salem. Took us home for holiday trip, what a cute looking town.😊
Really like the older cemeteries
st micheals church has a smaller cemetary with some old ones too. it is near centreport or mohrsville.
I love that you remember the past just like me Happy New Year Sir
ive often wondered about the related history when i drive by staudts(sp?) ferry rd. in muhlenberg. now i know. thank you
Love the cemeteries. You are by some great ones. Anyway, thank you!
Your rainy day cemetery exploration videos are my absolute favorite (well, any cemetery video is awesome, but add on the rain, its my definite happy place!)! Keep them coming! Happy New Year to you, Cliff!
Love all the history and older tombstones. The gray gloomy weather added atmosphere to the graveyard and church!!!! Happy New Year Cliff!!!!
Hi Cliff, I like walking around old cemeteries too, you can get a good feel for who used to live in that community . A shame it started raining as it's fascinating reading some of the historic markers for the different wars. I hope you didn't get too soaked as it did start coming down harder for a time. Thank you for sharing, I would like to wish you and your family a very happy and safe new year. x
If,you had a little snow down it would be much quieter.
NorthWest Firefighter 👩🚒 I like that look 👀 too, cemetery in snow ❄️
Fascinating! Thank you! I love the cemetery videos!
Get you a flashlight and shine it from the side of the line your trying to read with it laying on the tombstone pointed down the line you trying to make out . It works better if its a new very bright led type.
Hello i loved the video i love cemetary videos also anything old is awsome and interesting to see thankyou for getting drenched for us to see such a beautiful video , i love all your videos , do u wrry wen out in the woods , im from Australia and ive also beennwatching the missing 411videos , there very interesting , reason i ask you is some people have gone missing on the apparation trail and you have been there before , stay safe and take care , thankyou again🙏🇳🇿
I have now worries about being out in the woods..
Great trip back into history brother.....Happy New Years & cant wait to where u take us next !!!
The best thing I have found to read headstones is a flashlight. Hold it across the lettering and it shows up better. No damage to stone.
New subscriber, loving your vids all the way from Queensland, Australia. You should try and get here one day, there are some serious ghost towns to explore, anyway loving your stuff 🇦🇺
Happy new year! Love seeing grave videos!
when are you going to do more High Points? They are my favorites!
There will be more....in the future.
Use a small flashlight at an angle to read some of them. Lucerne county has a lot of nteresting graves. Marcy cemetery is very old.
There is cemetery near my house called the Hanover Green cemetery. There are alot of old graves there. Two notable ones are the graves of George Washington's body guard Rufus Bennett and Capt. Andrew Lee who was a highly regarded spy for George Washington. There is also a marker that denotes a man who was scalped during the battle of Wyoming. It has graves of soldiers from all American wars. If you get to Luzerne County again, you might want to check it out.
Great video
Great information Cliff. Do you know why they would bury a person in an unmarked grave? Even a wooden cross would suffice. I was thinking the real early homemade tombstones were done because they didn't have a monument maker. Looks like duck weather!
Wooden crosses would have rotted away. They didn't always have the money or expertise to make regular grave markers.
I know of a member of the local genealogical society who uses deveining rods to locate hurried bodies. He claims he can tell the head end from the feet. That would be interesting to try in those open areas of the cemetery.
something that can help is a led flashlight it works and doesn't destroy the stone
That is very strange all those children died and different ages and times .
at north western illinois galena cemetery has a gravstones that date back to the cival war,general grants home is at galena,il,theres also moseleums ,i rich ppl had them for there deceased,i think there creppy,lol
There's a Rammstein song called Deutschland.
Just take some wax paper and some pincels and just putbthe wax paper on the head stone and shade on the wax paper
I always heard that doing "rubbing" or chalk was very disrespectful
Field stones were used mostly for slaves . Just did a whole research on these and the slave cemeteries.
They really should give these war veterans and the other people buried there new caskets
Very nice. Weather suited the place. You might have to learn German.
Please take care of yourself, wandering around in the rain not a good idea.