Could You Sleep In This Church Overnight? | Graveyard Night Walk!
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Join me at St Andrews Church in Wroxeter, England for a full tour of the church we'll be camping in, and we'll even venture out after dark for a graveyard walk.
The church is run by the church conservation trust and the money we paid will go towards repairs and general maintenance of the church.
I enjoyed the walk. My grandmother that was born in 1891 always said, you don't have to be afraid of the dead, only the living.
That's exactly right, the dead will never hurt you, the living will
Mine said its not the dead that'll harm you it's the living...more less se thing 😉
I thought the casket of the husband and wife was terrifying, I thought at any moment the statues were gonna spring up to life
My Grama used to say that 😜🇬🇧
Descendant not ancestor.
I had a friend who lived next door to a graveyard. I asked her if she wasn't afraid to live there and she said no, the dead are lovely quiet neighbours - and the burglars are too afraid of the spirits to burgle her house!
I grew up a 30 second walk from a cemetery and later moved to a different location overlooking a different one. We always joked about "quiet neighbours" and there was never any trouble, either with the supernatural, or any kind of antisocial behaviour.
Both cemeteries were very old but still in active use.
And besides, god is watching over the dead as his fallen children, you shouldn’t be afraid of churches, as god is always with you
I’d love to stay there!!! I wouldn’t be scared, people who are alive are scarier to me!
Thanks for sharing. In 1988, Me and some friends sat on and around a bench in a local churchyard talking from about 10pm then they left after midnight and me and this girl I knew continued talking till 8am. This was during winter and a tad below freezing. There was frost all around us including the bench we were sat on. Watching the town go to bed and get up was a strange experiance.
Hi there, when I saw this video for the first time yesterday, I was deeply impressed. This graveyard still has plenty of space for funerals, but it seems to be abandoned. That means, all the people who are buried here, do really rest in peace, some since many centuries. I love visiting graveyards and cemeteries, it's so quiet there, mostly you can only hear the birds singing. I subscribed only yesterday, but I will watch all of your videos as soon as possible. Thank you for taking us there.
You're welcome Ramona. Thank you for subscribing and I hope you enjoy my other videos
The appearance of space may be illusory. Many people could not afford grave markers and many markers disappear over the years.
Great video. Did you know that the church is largely built from stones from the Roman City of Virconium, less than a mile away? It was the third largest city in Roman Britain. Check out the exterior walls, and you can see the varied colored blocks from the ancient city. Cheers!
Yes it's actually within the southern portion of the walled city (visible on satellite maps)
Also those are original Roman column's alongside the church gate
I love your tours.. I lived in England for 6 years many years ago and I used to do this on my off time.. thanks for taking me back to very good times.
This is an anglo-saxon building (meaning it was erected sometime around the 8th century A.D., that's the 700's), but it was built on the foundations of a Roman bath house, and the stones and bricks of the Roman building were used to build it, which puts the foundations and materials of this place even further back in time from around the 1st to the 4th century. A.D. I am always in awe of how the British take such a huge pride in the conservation of their buildings and monuments. This church is over 1200 years old!
You kept saying "we" and I didn't know why until I saw your pup! So cute!
He was so confused why we didn't go home that night ha
That was fascinating. Thank you for the tour! It appears everyone behaved themselves as you had hoped. I was a bit terrified for you. That wedding was loud enough to wake the dead so, I'm surprised you didn't have a visitor or two. It makes me wonder who or what tried to open the church door. Looking forward to your next adventure. Stay safe.
I watch from the US. Your videos are great since I’m in a “new” country. One of the best things you do is include dates. Amazed by how far they go back plus the design of the headstones & mausoleums.
O lume absolut tacuta ....., o lume care inca vorbeste ... o lume paralela ... 💎
The good bit would have been what happened overnight in the church
eu sunt roman si eu vizionez clipuri din astea gotice
Some of headstones that you can't quite read if you take your torch or flashlight and hold to the side of the lettering it can make it possible to read.
Great Job and of course we love the sweet dog 🐕 as well.
Very awesome tour thank you for taking us along with you. Can I ask why are we sleeping in this Cemetery tonight? You are much braver than I am my friend. Can't wait for the update on your nightly Adventure. Enjoy and stay safe
This was so cool seeing your "chill" version of "Champing"( which to me seemed both interesting and relaxing as you took the time to explore the Church & cemetary. I say this because (in this same church), a few months back, YT channel Sam & Colby brought some friends to that Church for an overnight Paranormal investigation. Their version was the opposite of "chill" which included a lot of screaming, scary music and running around (lol).👻
I had to google (youtube) them....Not to my taste but good luck to the young lads
I give you credit, sir-I could never bring myself to spend an entire night alone so close to a graveyard! Also, as a writer, I can tell you that you are NOT pronouncing “lichen” incorrectly. Your pronunciation is the standard British pronunciation, where as we Americans pronounce it “LIKE-en,” which is now also becoming acceptable on your side of the pond. Thanks for another great video!
Beautiful Church! Loved this one.
Watching this all the way from Botswana
Love your videos
Your historic content is amazing ....
Hope i can visit and see all this someday...
Thank you Dineo. Love to Botswana!!
Fantastic!!! Thank you for sharing. What a crazy experience...
Sir, I love your videos i have gone through some of England's bone yards But also as well New England has some excellent yards and burials like this one over here in the states I really support your channel and I'm amazed thank you for taking the time to show us your tours they are amazing . Thank you for doing these videos your excellent sir.
Deeeeeeaad güd woks!!! Oh how I love the walks.
You will be safe in this church. I feel it.
It felt very peaceful Carol
That's the first I've heard of Champing, wow what an experience! hope you enjoyed !
Never again lol
😂😂😂@@deadgoodwalks
It's so exciting to visit ancient places and it's one my greatest wishes
Graveyards definitely changes at nightime, ikno logically it shouldn't but it f..kn does 🤣
What a beautiful church.
That's a great deal, being able to sleep in one of these old churches. And it's a good way for them to raise money for upkeep. Was there a concert nearby? The music, mostly the bass was heard throughout. Nice dog!
Beautiful Church, but soooky someone tried to open door or something did 👻 😉 cute pup& hedgehog ❤ I would love to stay there ❤ last full moon I enjoyed feeding a couple of foxies at a beautiful graveyard & heard a beautiful owl too, very magical peaceful ✌️ ❤
Great to be able to see the date on a lot of the older headstones. I don’t believe I’d be outside in the dark. Thanks for sharing
I hear hoot owls . Love your videos . Love your accent . Pray ya never loose it!
Hi, spooky but beautiful cemetery, and you sir are very brave walking around in a cemetery at night.
Thanks!
Thank you for supporting the channel Elizabeth! Such a kind gesture x
New subscriber and I’m loving your content!
You have a very soothing voice which compliments your videos immensely
Many thanks for chilling me out after a gruelling day 😌
Happy to help Jasmine, thank you for watching x
New to your channel. May I ask the tombs of the people in body shapes , are they buried under the floor of the tomb? You showed the open crack between them that it was empty. So is it like the Queen there is a vault underneath? Do they still hold service here? Love the old churches. Thank you for your tours. You have a nice voice. Will tell you it’s the live one’s you have to be scared of, not the dead one’s!
No, it wasn't someone trying to get into the church, while you were in there, someone posted a "Champing in Progress" sign on the door. It wasn't there when you first entered, but it was there after your night walk. It would have been great to see some footage of camping in the church overnight. What do you think is the attraction to the idea of 'champing'? Can you also camp in a mausoleum or crypts overnight?
Amazing never heard of this before now I need to go champing
You are very brave! Thanks for the tour!
Thanks for watching!
My grandmother always said to me that it is only the living that hurt us I would like to live in a converted church with a small Victorian grave yard for a garden 💜
Thank you for the tour 😊 just i missed the live
If the church is still consecrated it should be the safest place you could sleep, if not that's another story
Very cool tour and readings. It’s a beautiful church. Now May I call my therapist for you ? I think you might need to talk to him 🤣 . So happy u survived sausage. Great job 👏🏼
Yes asap please Linda lol
Wow your braver than me! Out of interest how did you sleep? I don’t think I would of got much sleep at all. But fantastic video x
why not sleep there? Dead people do not harm you, it is the living you should fear
I don’t really care about sleeping on a camp bed, when I won’t be sleeping on it … 😂
I never knew this was a thing. I am intrigued by it I have to admit.
haha, yes go for it if you want the worse sleep of your life lol. I didn't sleep for more than 30mins at a time all night
What a beautiful church. When you flipped the lights on it looked like just a regular church. But it’s also obvious it’s a very old structure if you get my meaning, like a hybridization. It’s kind of unsettling though at the same time, it’s so quiet lol
Great video. Looks like all the spirits were tucked in
Thank God
Both versions of lichen are used in the uk :) so whether you pronounce it Litch en or like en it's totally you're preference :)
I hope your night went easy! You are braver than I could ever be!
Dan I enjoyed the walk through the church and and the grounds. You're cute Church Pekingese dog was a good friend to have at night. Anyway thanks for the tour.
Scary but awesome 👌😱👍
thanks for the tour, luv going to cemeteries 😊
Thanks for coming to the live Violet
@@deadgoodwalks wouldn't have missed it! thanks again 😎
Looking forward to this👍💯
One could hardly read most of those inscriptions on the tombstones,may they all rest in peace.
Myself and a few friends often go champing the churches are very well equipt for your stay. We have heard unexplained voices and we really enjoy the graveyards especially around 2am very spooky. 😂 loved your video your welcome to join us anytime.
Really really cool
Neat place! Thanks for sharing this location🪦
"Litchen" is the UK pronunciation. "Lie-kin" is the American. When and why they split, no idea. But I think this follows a fairly common thread in the pronunciation differences between the two "dialects" of English particularly when it relates to words received from other languages; "lichen" is based on a Greek word or words, and as such "ch" out to be pronounced more like a "k" as it is in Greek. For some reason, American English tends to follow the pronunciation from the original language more often than British English does, which tends instead to follow its own rules (such as "ch" almost always being pronounced as 'tcha" regardless of origin).
The true magnificent tranquility suroundings shoud mesmerizing the people living in those place those time..quite loveable Reflection old English.short fantastic video you have mad w death G.walk
Wow, staying in a church for the night. Love it.
You learn something new every day on youtube
Champing
This is honestly the first time in my 58 years I've heard that term or what it entails.
Were there toilets in there as well? 🤔
Thanks
Thanks for your continued support Ian
Only just seen this video ...can't wait for your next one
My mom use to tell us the dead can’t hurt you only the living.
😂🤭😉have fun!👏👍😎
Thank you for watch the cemetery. They buried many centuries ago
What an awesome experience. I would love to do something like that.
44 hours I can’t wait that long 😛
Get yourself an olight torch, they are extremely good, that torch is useless bro
My mom always said, the dead won't hurt you, it's the living you gotta be careful around
For us, we are a very small country, land are limited but we still can choose to cremate or bury but for bury, bodies must be exhumed after 15 years. So I told my son to cremate me and throw my ashes to the Garden of Peace after I die. And for bury, we need to pay to the tomb caretaker some money every year to take care of the tomb when we went for our tomb sweeping day or QingMing Festival. I love to visit cemetery too, Bukit Brown cemetery is very interesting too but some part are going away for our Public Housing. :(
Beautiful church 🖤
I only live about 15-20 mins from wroxeter, I live in Telford area. We have got good graveyard in the area.
Another great video, thank you.
I assume you are from Shrewsbury? I would love to do a overnight in a church, couldn't afford £100 though. I would love to join you on Graveyards walks as it is so interesting and I am interested in war graves also.
Just a bit further north up the M6. Sure drop me an email and I’ll let you know when I’m in the area next
@@deadgoodwalks OK I'll do that. Thanks xxx
Did I hear that right, when reading a plaque, you said a man died in a flying accident in 1822 in Farnborough?? Interesting videos, thanks for sharing.
Yeah, I think it was one of the plaque's inside the church
hi we live in a converted Chape surrounded by a huge graveyard...l it's the living you have to fear.. in this video when you filmed the tower door watch the keyhole!!!! it looks like something moved behind the keyhole...... 😂
You are really brave .even thousand of gold there .I will never go there.
May I ask who’s dog that was ? Thanks for the lovely tour , would love to visit this and other old churches and cemetery’s in England
Very enjoyable 👏
Good luck
i like to stay in the church not so spooky like in the cemetery
What would be the problem with spending a night here? Would probably be quite peaceful.
100 quid a night ...to stay in a church over night .....okay!!!! In other words the churches are inneed of money 🤑 how to raise funds for maintenance ..i guess.
I think it could be rather good fun. But chilly at night. I stayed overnight in a converted dungeon/ castle one time ..very creepy with original features. That could be a very romantic night for a couple - sleeping together in a church ....wow.. or the night of your wedding in a church 🤩 ❤
Are so.e of those old headstones cement or are they oxidized stone? Sure look grey and cement like
Fair play to you, no way could I do that, thoroughly enjoy your channel 😬
there is a church owned by the churches conservation trust in leeds called st john the evengelist lovely inside out its on new briggate usally open saturdays fridays but im not sure if they are or only open last saturday of the month voulentters are friendly the organ there is 2nd hand but intrestingly on its own little perch balcony witch i kinda had the idea to try mimmic on a craft game
Well that got creepy in the dark! 👀
I don't think you're saying lichen wrong. I'm Canadian and we often say "like-en" but I hear "litch-en" around here too.
I would love to stay in a church over night and a graveyard/Cemetery
Keep up the good work matey
some church books are good to read at night time in the church
Is that music from a nearby place in the background?
I've been binge watching your videos... Lol... The idea of this video creeps me out... 💜💜💀💜💜
Thanks Jeremy
Yes i could
New subscriber
First of all, love your accent.
enjoying watching.
questions- why do some of the pews have doors you open before being sitted, on the left side.
Are these churches used for services?
Or just something special?
is there music playing behind the scenes?
Why dont the people on top of the cripes have hands?
why do the open up the floor of the church to put graves there?
is this the original sites of these graves, or have they been moved here over time from somewhere else?
what are the the "people" made of?
how do th err y put , like 4 people in the same grave?
I’ve heard two reasons of the pews with doors. One is to keep the heat in before effective indoor heating. You would bring your heated bricks to put your feet on and the enclosed pew would hold the heat better. The other is to let your small children play on the floor without disturbing or them wandering away.
Sir I need to ask why people barried in walls which called mousliam ? What is that and how old is that tradition to barried in coffins in the walls , there is no dead bodies bed smell in mousliams And why ?
Hi, It's just an alternative to being put in the ground, although in some mausoleums you are still in the ground but in a little crypt, and like you say some people choose to stay above ground. The coffins are usually lead lined meaning it's air tight so no smells can escape. Lead lining also good for slower decomposition of the body. Hope this helps
@@deadgoodwalks Thank you very much for your information.
Your brave going outside in the dark
I love the dark :)
The saying goes the dead wont hurt you its the living
Love this channel.
Oddly serene 🥰