The ground cover looks like Vinca Major. It’s referred to as Cemetery vine in old cemeteries. The wheat sheaf on the grave you asked about was to symbolize the person had a long and fruitful life.
Don't forget, Ireland is the Emerald Island !!! When My Grandpop came over, he not only could grow anything green or large vegetable gardens but would grow sod and take large patches of it to St John's Cemetery in Stamford, CT! He also became a fireman in Stamford!!! I loved him dearly... Pop Gorman.... RIP ☘️💚☘️😊
Hey, how cool, you’re in my childhood stomping grounds. I grew up there, Ontonagan. My wife and I are moving back to lower Michigan in February from Napa California. Wife is retiring in December. Been to Irish Hollow Cemetery many times. There are actually graves all over in the woods surrounding Ontoganon. In fact when I was a kid there was a dirt road that had a grave dead center crosswise and you drove over it, I think it was finally moved in the 80’s. When I was a kid I was waiting for the school bus with my brother and a black bear mugged me for my PB&J, potato chips and cookies, I never did see that Happy Days lunch-pale again. Haven’t been back there in years. Thanks for sharing. There quite a few a few Native American burial sites in that area too.
My four year old grandson and l just had our first old cemetery exploration a couple weeks ago. I was surprised how interested he was and we had a pleasant afternoon together.
We had our son join us for cemetery walks, exploring and taught him respect while visiting. He wasn't always up for it though. On a trip to an elderly aunt's birthday party, we drove by a great cemetery spot and braked the car thinking hey, check it out. Our son hollered "Noooooo." 😂😂
@annfisher3316 Maybe next time you could pack a lunch and have a picnic with him. It’s really nice when you are at a really old and peaceful one of the weather is nice.
Most people buried here were likely born in Ireland or in Europe and came over. Very Irish to say which county you came from, county Cork and such, much like a regional identity, like someone would say they are from Chicago-I wonder if their relatives back there knew of their passing, some may have gotten a message, likely months or even years after they died. This is a beautiful old cemetery, kind of reminds me of Highgate in London, spooky in parts, overgrown with moss, creepers and trees.
The flower of the periwinkle can represent serenity, calmness, winter, and ice. It can also symbolize blossoming friendships, womanhood, sentimental memories, and everlasting love
The grave of the children of Gustav and Bertha Keiser(?) shows that the children died one day apart. Albert who was 4 years old died March 12, 1889 and Clemens who was 6 years old died March 13, 1889. How very sad for this couple to lose both of their precious children just one day apart.
The plant covering the woodland floor looks like vinca minor. It's beautiful when it's in flower. It is covered with small blue flowers. It also goes by the name of periwinkle.
Yes I remember doing that too. Periwinkle I’ve heard of I guess I never heard the other name. I don’t know anything about plants I didn’t inherit the green thumb from both parents 😢
First off it was so nice to see you in the UP of my home state. We spent our honeymoon in the UP 25 years ago. I miss it so much, haven’t been able to get back to Michigan in a year because of recovering from my car accident and then cancer diagnosis and chemo. I hope I can get back there next spring. I love my Great Lakes and northern woods. Thanks again Ron!
This is what I found: Requiescat in Pace, or rest in peace, actually comes from a Catholic funeral prayer. To understand the meaning behind RIP, consider each word carefully. The direct translation is “rest in peace” or “sleep in eternal peace,” depending on the context. When used in relation to someone who died, it’s a prayer for the deceased soul to rest in eternal paradise. In the Catholic church, this was a way to pray for the soul to find a place in Heaven. The word “rest” or “sleep” indicates that the soul is finally at rest with God. There is no more suffering. To die, according to this phrase, is to find eternal peace in the afterlife. As a common prayer, Requiescat in Pace became a normal way to comfort family after a death. Knowing that the loved one was gone is always hard. The reminder that their soul “rests” in Heaven helps with the family’s grief and pain. Over time, the English translation of Requiescat in Pace became more common. Today, the Latin phrase is rarely used outside of the Catholic church. ❤🙏👍
What an absolutely beautiful cemetery this is! For being in the woods like this it sure is well kept. I also love that plant that's spread all over the ground. This is a place a person could truly RIP. Also, it was nice to see that some had flowers, AKA visitors. This cemetery is not forgotten. This was a really nice walk! ♥💐
Well! What a beautiful, old, huge vine covered Cemetary that was Ron. 😮 I didn’t think it was would be so big either. And it's amazing how well kept it is. And that there are stones they are trying to restore. That's awsome. Thanks 😊 for taking us along. ❤
28:19 is probably a shortened version of "Requiescat in pace" meaning rest in peace. This is R.I.P. true meaning. Great find! I agree, all the green is gorgeous.
"Whose woods are these? I think I know." What an enchanted walk. I can imagine groups mourning their departed in this place. Stunning stone work. Beautiful cemetery. I think those are blackberry bushes. Thanks for this awesome walk.
See they had a Patrick Byrne from Cork. My father's mother's maiden name was Byrne and there are a lot of them in Ireland, Irish-Scottish actually. RIP to all here at the Irish Hollow.
Jeffs, is an English medieval surname. It is however of Norman French origin, and was introduced into England after the famous Conquest of 1066. Love your videos & the way you pay respect to the graves/people that you show & tell about .especially those that are often forgotten in time!
Thank you Ron for the amazing walk through this cemetary. It is absolutely stunning with beautiful monuments. I have never seen a cemetary like this. The greenery, the wrought iron, the peacefulness and birds singing. Words are hard to describe it. Seeing is believing. ❤❤ This is one place i wont forget, thanks Ron. ❤❤
Let’s take a step back in time and imagine this cemetery in the late 1800’s. It would have been beautiful then RIP to all there🙏🏼🙏🏼 Thank you Ron for this one ❤
I really enjoy your programes. I'm 70 and it's really interesting. And watch you everyday by watching older videos to. Many thanks for all you do. Lyn New Zealand
Omgosh!!! Byrne stone was simply amazing ! the carving is so beautiful on it. Can't imagine the time spent on it .. just beautiful. And it's in great condition ❤
A little information on the name Walsh , it actually comes from Wales, during the days when The English kings were attacking the Welsh, many Welsh people went to Ireland to escape the persecution, and the Irish called them Walsh , also Welsh, so there were a lot of Cymry , Welsh in Ireland
The stone that reads "Request In Pace" I believe is actually meant to be "Requiescat in Pace" and it dates back to a traditional Catholic prayer for the dead. It is part of the origin of "Rest In Peace."
Moved back home to take care of Mom. Finally getting settled and doing an FOTF marathon to catch up and get back into a routine. FOTF was just the ticket to do it! Beautiful cemetery ❤
Such an incredible cemetery! The verdant setting adds so such to the mood. It really does have an Irish vibe. Thanks for taking us there, Ron, and doing so with such deep respect for the dead and for our Irish heritage.
Beautiful cemetery. I looked it up and found this regarding request in pace....The phrase "rest in peace" is a translation of the Latin phrase requiescat in pace, which is a blessing that means "may he begin to rest in peace". It is often used in Christian services and prayers, as well as on memorials and gravestones, to wish a deceased person eternal peace and rest.
36:30 I think these might all be from 1 family. The first face are William and Margaret Reynolds with their son Walter who passed aged 27 before both of them, then the 3rd face is their infant daughter, Elizabeth (undated) and the 4th has their other daughter Margaret who passed aged 21 in 1904 when her brother Walter was aged 10. Really tragic, having all your children pre-decease you. The Lantry family too. Likely parents with their son who died aged 24, after his father but before his mother.
david and janette from tasmania good as ever sad there are so many cemeterys hiden away so many untold storys thank you so much for finding these people that probely might have been forgotten 😃❤💯👍👍👍
Beautiful, loved cemetery. It's great to see the tombstones being cared for and reinforced. Flowers show remembrance. Thanks for checking this place out!
God Bless them all ,may they rest in Peace . Buried so far away from their country of Birth my Irish brothers and sisters 😢,from County Armagh the North of Ireland . 🇮🇪
Wow! Just wow! I kept expecting to see little fairies and leprechauns peeking around the trees and stones there. It's like a magical fairyland. My favorite cemetery you have visited yet. Love how well it's taken care of.
One of my favorite walks with you Ron. How beautiful and serene. The ground cover is lush and never ending adding to the beauty of this ongoing cemetery. Thank you for taking us along and stay well.
Amazing Cemetery!! Beautiful!!! Restoration, evidence that people visit and leave flowers, etc. These people are not forgotten. They are remembered and respected.
Hi Ron Thanks for taking us with you to this lovely and peaceful place. 615.000 viewers weigh quite a bit, especially in outstretched arms 😂❤ Good job carrying us all around Ron 😅 Periwinkel is a garden plant that has spread in nature. It can form dense patches that cover the ground and displace other vegetation. Love from Denmark ❤️🇩🇰
Wow, this was an interesting and beautiful find! Love the beautiful moss covered trails. I love moss and use it in my crafting. Gives a natural & beautiful look. 💚💚💚 Very nicely kept graves in such an out of the way quiet place. RIP to all who rest there.🙏🏻💐🕊️Thank you for taking us there Ron! 👏🏻👏🏻❤️Safe travels! 😊❤️🙏🏻
At-- 12:49/3725 -- If you take a mag glass and follow from the word 'Ireland' to the left-- it's probably a rock but it looks like a little man wearing a hat coming out of the ground. It's probably a rock but it looks spooky. And if you look to the right side the tree branches makes it seem like somethings watching behind a tree. Sure it's just trees & rocks but still it looks kind of spooky. Will continue to watch the wonderful tour of this beautiful restful place. Thank you Ron for the tour.
It was just by happenstance that I clicked on this episode and saw the Irish cemetery. Amazingly beautiful place that most would overlook. Best photography I have ever seen. So vivid
Requezat in pace is Latin for rest in peace One man Ignashus or Iggy for short Couldn't figure out the Cork names but great to hear Murphy, O Neill ,O Rourke and Byrnes, Beautiful cemetery I don't know the name but it looks like creeping ivy Some of the paths are just like some of the little used roads here in Ireland 🇮🇪 Loved this walk Ron just stroll along
Hi Ron... beautiful cemetery...lots of old unique stones...lovely Periwinkle ...Myrtle...plants.....very scenic .....thanks again for all your great vlogs...... Deborah 🇨🇦
I've seen the vinca minor vines grow in several old cemeteries in Northern Michigan. It's so beautiful adding to the etheral charm in the woods, thank you for this video!!❤
How I enjoyed this episode tonight. Out of all your cemeteries you've visited this one was the most scenic and magical. You really must get yourself to Ireland Ron, they have the best graveyards I've ever seen.
looks like Myrtle. Its a ground cover with pretty little purple flowers that spreads like wildfire here in Upstate NY and"Request Pace" (sp) is Latin for Rest in Peace. She must gave been Roman Catholic.
Lovely place. Thank you Ron. ❤❤ Requiescat in pace is a Latin blessing with Roman Catholic ties that means “may he begin to rest in peace". This blessing is translated to 'rest in peace', a short saying or expression that wishes eternal rest and peace to an individual who has passed away.
Ron, though absolutely beautiful, it looks like the area would be a mosquito paradise! As I was typing this comment, you brought up the mosquitoes. I had to laugh!😂 Thank you for this fascinating trip for us to see.
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The ground cover looks like Vinca Major. It’s referred to as Cemetery vine in old cemeteries. The wheat sheaf on the grave you asked about was to symbolize the person had a long and fruitful life.
That's awesome. Thank you for the information 😊
Never saw a cemetery laid out like this. It's beautiful and peaceful.
I agree
@@debbiesnavely4676 it would make one excited to get to their final resting place, right?
This is Rest in Peace meaning
these people are so fortunate to be buried in such a magical place 🍀
I love it when you just meander through these resting places. So serene and beautiful. Thank you Ron for showing us around this enchanting place ❤
Don't forget, Ireland is the Emerald Island !!!
When My Grandpop came over, he not only could grow anything green or large vegetable gardens but would grow sod and take large patches of it to St John's Cemetery in Stamford, CT!
He also became a fireman in Stamford!!!
I loved him dearly...
Pop Gorman....
RIP
☘️💚☘️😊
Never seen so many varying shades of green. So beautiful.
agree!!
It's nice to see one old cemetery that hasn't been vandalized and destroyed nice job Ron ❤
Thank you so much for taking us here. It is encouraging to see the stones being reset and the area cared for.
I love seeing flowers on graves where people passed over a hundred years ago ❤️
Hey, how cool, you’re in my childhood stomping grounds. I grew up there, Ontonagan. My wife and I are moving back to lower Michigan in February from Napa California. Wife is retiring in December. Been to Irish Hollow Cemetery many times. There are actually graves all over in the woods surrounding Ontoganon. In fact when I was a kid there was a dirt road that had a grave dead center crosswise and you drove over it, I think it was finally moved in the 80’s. When I was a kid I was waiting for the school bus with my brother and a black bear mugged me for my PB&J, potato chips and cookies, I never did see that Happy Days lunch-pale again. Haven’t been back there in years. Thanks for sharing. There quite a few a few Native American burial sites in that area too.
Gosh that wS so interesting thank you for taking us there
Great post thank you ❤
This is one of the most beautiful and peaceful feeling cemetaries I've ever seen. I could spend all day exploring it.
My four year old grandson and l just had our first old cemetery exploration a couple weeks ago. I was surprised how interested he was and we had a pleasant afternoon together.
way to go, inspire him!!
We had our son join us for cemetery walks, exploring and taught him respect while visiting. He wasn't always up for it though. On a trip to an elderly aunt's birthday party, we drove by a great cemetery spot and braked the car thinking hey, check it out. Our son hollered "Noooooo." 😂😂
@annfisher3316
Maybe next time you could pack a lunch and have a picnic with him. It’s really nice when you are at a really old and peaceful one of the weather is nice.
What a beautiful resting place you can almost believe the Faerie folk are watching
Yes!!!! My very exact thoughts!!!!!
Most people buried here were likely born in Ireland or in Europe and came over. Very Irish to say which county you came from, county Cork and such, much like a regional identity, like someone would say they are from Chicago-I wonder if their relatives back there knew of their passing, some may have gotten a message, likely months or even years after they died. This is a beautiful old cemetery, kind of reminds me of Highgate in London, spooky in parts, overgrown with moss, creepers and trees.
It's so nice that this cemetery is being taken care of.
and it is nice that they let some of the natural flora take root it gives a nice quaint feel.
The flower of the periwinkle can represent serenity, calmness, winter, and ice. It can also symbolize blossoming friendships, womanhood, sentimental memories, and everlasting love
You could pick some raspberries and make some jam to enjoy on a cold January morning
I do. I have a lot of the exact same bushes on my property 😀👍
The grave of the children of Gustav and Bertha Keiser(?) shows that the children died one day apart. Albert who was 4 years old died March 12, 1889 and Clemens who was 6 years old died March 13, 1889. How very sad for this couple to lose both of their precious children just one day apart.
Makes me wonder what they passed from, disease maybe😢.
One of the diseases that took so many people in those times.
The plant covering the woodland floor looks like vinca minor. It's beautiful when it's in flower. It is covered with small blue flowers. It also goes by the name of periwinkle.
I remember as children we sucked the sweet nectar out of the flowers 🌸🌸
Yes I remember doing that too. Periwinkle I’ve heard of I guess I never heard the other name. I don’t know anything about plants I didn’t inherit the green thumb from both parents 😢
Do these two that you mentioned, have to be physically planted, or do they grow wild?
I also do not have a green thumb…although I wish I did❤
@@malenasaenz8133
I wish I knew but I don’t that’s why I don’t plant anything 🤣 I’m sure a nursery could answer your question.
@@malenasaenz8133planted, but spread greatly.
This is such a beautiful place, just like a fairy garden. 🧚🏼♀️🧚❤
First off it was so nice to see you in the UP of my home state.
We spent our honeymoon in the UP 25 years ago.
I miss it so much, haven’t been able to get back to Michigan in a year because of recovering from my car accident and then cancer diagnosis and chemo.
I hope I can get back there next spring.
I love my Great Lakes and northern woods.
Thanks again Ron!
This is one of the most beautiful cemeteries I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing.
This is what I found:
Requiescat in Pace, or rest in peace, actually comes from a Catholic funeral prayer. To understand the meaning behind RIP, consider each word carefully. The direct translation is “rest in peace” or “sleep in eternal peace,” depending on the context.
When used in relation to someone who died, it’s a prayer for the deceased soul to rest in eternal paradise. In the Catholic church, this was a way to pray for the soul to find a place in Heaven. The word “rest” or “sleep” indicates that the soul is finally at rest with God. There is no more suffering. To die, according to this phrase, is to find eternal peace in the afterlife.
As a common prayer, Requiescat in Pace became a normal way to comfort family after a death. Knowing that the loved one was gone is always hard. The reminder that their soul “rests” in Heaven helps with the family’s grief and pain. Over time, the English translation of Requiescat in Pace became more common. Today, the Latin phrase is rarely used outside of the Catholic church.
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It was used frequently in the Catholic Church during the 1960's. I knew exactly what it was without looking it up :)
@@Mrs_KafoopsI did too, I read it as rest in peace.
Thank you for this! As a Methodist I had no idea!!
Latin
@@Mrs_Kafoops since I am not Catholic, I looked it up‼️❤️
What an absolutely beautiful cemetery this is! For being in the woods like this it sure is well kept. I also love that plant that's spread all over the ground. This is a place a person could truly RIP. Also, it was nice to see that some had flowers, AKA visitors. This cemetery is not forgotten. This was a really nice walk! ♥💐
right on Flo!
Thank you so much for taking me on this beautiful journey! Ron, you did a great job! I love the older cemeteries! ❤
Well! What a beautiful, old, huge vine covered Cemetary that was Ron. 😮 I didn’t think it was would be so big either. And it's amazing how well kept it is. And that there are stones they are trying to restore. That's awsome.
Thanks 😊 for taking us along. ❤
28:19 is probably a shortened version of "Requiescat in pace" meaning rest in peace. This is R.I.P. true meaning. Great find! I agree, all the green is gorgeous.
I’m sorry I didn’t see your comment before I repeated it! I’ve never seen “requiescat” shortened to “request “ so that’s interesting 🤔
Just stop for a second and admire how astoundingly beautiful that little country road was 5:14
Thank you Ron! This is now my favorite episode. So many lovely paths, I wanted to walk down them all!
"Whose woods are these? I think I know." What an enchanted walk. I can imagine groups mourning their departed in this place. Stunning stone work. Beautiful cemetery. I think those are blackberry bushes. Thanks for this awesome walk.
See they had a Patrick Byrne from Cork. My father's mother's maiden name was Byrne and there are a lot of them in Ireland, Irish-Scottish actually. RIP to all here at the Irish Hollow.
Jeffs, is an English medieval surname. It is however of Norman French origin, and was introduced into England after the famous Conquest of 1066. Love your videos & the way you pay respect to the graves/people that you show & tell about .especially those that are often forgotten in time!
Thank you Ron for the amazing walk through this cemetary. It is absolutely stunning with beautiful monuments. I have never seen a cemetary like this. The greenery, the wrought iron, the peacefulness and birds singing. Words are hard to describe it. Seeing is believing. ❤❤ This is one place i wont forget, thanks Ron. ❤❤
That's periwinkle and is beautiful when flowering too.
Let’s take a step back in time and imagine this cemetery in the late 1800’s. It would have been beautiful then RIP to all there🙏🏼🙏🏼 Thank you Ron for this one ❤
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I absolutely LOVED your visit to this magical Irish cemetery. Thank you for showing us ☺️
Pathway looks out of a movie..❤
What a beautifully maintained Cemetary in the woodlands. So peaceful 👀😁🌺🇬🇧
What a peaceful resting place.
I really enjoy your programes. I'm 70 and it's really interesting. And watch you everyday by watching older videos to. Many thanks for all you do. Lyn New Zealand
Omgosh!!! Byrne stone was simply amazing ! the carving is so beautiful on it. Can't imagine the time spent on it .. just beautiful. And it's in great condition ❤
A little information on the name Walsh , it actually comes from Wales, during the days when The English kings were attacking the Welsh, many Welsh people went to Ireland to escape the persecution, and the Irish called them Walsh , also Welsh, so there were a lot of Cymry , Welsh in Ireland
Being a Yooper myself, I can only imagine the winters these people suffered through. What an amazingly beautiful cemetery.
The stone that reads "Request In Pace" I believe is actually meant to be "Requiescat in Pace" and it dates back to a traditional Catholic prayer for the dead. It is part of the origin of "Rest In Peace."
That was one of the nicest, natural cemetery's, so peaceful and obviously cared for. A pleasant walk in the woods.
I love going around older cemeteries. Thanks for sharing this with us Ron 🙂 its beautiful and hauntingly peaceful at the same time
What a beautiful spot! The ground over is Perriwinkle (Vinca) and would be really beautiful when blooming.
Moved back home to take care of Mom. Finally getting settled and doing an FOTF marathon to catch up and get back into a routine. FOTF was just the ticket to do it! Beautiful cemetery ❤
hope Mom is doing well, you too, be careful bingeing. :-)
@@FacesoftheForgotten always! Thanks Ron 🙂
Such an incredible cemetery! The verdant setting adds so such to the mood. It really does have an Irish vibe. Thanks for taking us there, Ron, and doing so with such deep respect for the dead and for our Irish heritage.
The layout of this cemetery is amazing.
That has to be one of the neatest cemeteries I’ve ever seen.
I could spend all day there, its quite magnificent
Hello from Ohio. Beautiful cemetery. So much greenery. Awesome stones. A painter could have a lot of fun in there. 🌿🌿🌿💚💚
What a gem! They've done a great job of maintaining it.
This place is still cherished, what a beautiful, hidden gem this is. Thank you Ron for taking us around this lovely cemetery.
I love these cemetery scrambles where you just wander and explore. Reminds me of the "adventures" my brothers and I used to get up to.
Beautiful cemetery! Stunning. The camera was worth every penny! And we thank you for carrying us along with your journey! Wow.
Beautiful cemetery. I looked it up and found this regarding request in pace....The phrase "rest in peace" is a translation of the Latin phrase requiescat in pace, which is a blessing that means "may he begin to rest in peace". It is often used in Christian services and prayers, as well as on memorials and gravestones, to wish a deceased person eternal peace and rest.
So I guess it is Latin.
I live in the Midwest and my boys and I visit a lot of old cemeteries and I research where I can.
Thank you for respecting lives and history like this.
Wow!! This place does indeed look like an enchanted fairy forest!! XXXX ❤👍🤗💞💙💕👏
The cemetary and woods are beautiful.❤.
Wheat on a gravestone represents immortality and resurrection.
Is the wheat in reference to the Biblical passage about the "wheat and the tares?" Just wondering.
Hello Everyone!!!! I hope everyone is doing well.
36:30 I think these might all be from 1 family. The first face are William and Margaret Reynolds with their son Walter who passed aged 27 before both of them, then the 3rd face is their infant daughter, Elizabeth (undated) and the 4th has their other daughter Margaret who passed aged 21 in 1904 when her brother Walter was aged 10. Really tragic, having all your children pre-decease you. The Lantry family too. Likely parents with their son who died aged 24, after his father but before his mother.
What a unique and beautiful cemetery.
Ron, looked up the Catholic Tombstone symbolism & it states the wheat etching stands for "farming; harvest; prosperity; full life."
What a beautiful place to RIP❤.I was waiting to see a Leprechaun 🍀
david and janette from tasmania good as ever sad there are so many cemeterys hiden away so many untold storys thank you so much for finding these people that probely might have been forgotten 😃❤💯👍👍👍
What a beautiful place. I'm glad I watched it on tv rather than small screen.
Another beautiful old cemetery. Love walking through it with you Ron even though we aren’t there in person. Thanks!
Beautiful, loved cemetery. It's great to see the tombstones being cared for and reinforced. Flowers show remembrance. Thanks for checking this place out!
God Bless them all ,may they rest in Peace . Buried so far away from their country of Birth my Irish brothers and sisters 😢,from County Armagh the North of Ireland . 🇮🇪
Wow, thanks for taking us with you to such a hauntingly beautiful cemetery, Ron!
This is the most beautiful and peaceful cemetery you have ever covered. Thank-you!
I agree. Thanks I’m glad you liked it. It sure was an amazing place, especially those moss covered walkway paths.
Wow! Just wow! I kept expecting to see little fairies and leprechauns peeking around the trees and stones there. It's like a magical fairyland. My favorite cemetery you have visited yet. Love how well it's taken care of.
One of my favorite walks with you Ron. How beautiful and serene. The ground cover is lush and never ending adding to the beauty of this ongoing cemetery. Thank you for taking us along and stay well.
Gorgeous greens and intriguing tombstones scattered down wood lined trails. RIP
Amazing Cemetery!! Beautiful!!! Restoration, evidence that people visit and leave flowers, etc. These people are not forgotten. They are remembered and respected.
Hi Ron
Thanks for taking us with you to this lovely and peaceful place.
615.000 viewers weigh quite a bit, especially in outstretched arms 😂❤ Good job carrying us all around Ron 😅 Periwinkel is a garden plant that has spread in nature. It can form dense patches that cover the ground and displace other vegetation.
Love from Denmark ❤️🇩🇰
Wow, this was an interesting and beautiful find! Love the beautiful moss covered trails. I love moss and use it in my crafting. Gives a natural & beautiful look. 💚💚💚 Very nicely kept graves in such an out of the way quiet place. RIP to all who rest there.🙏🏻💐🕊️Thank you for taking us there Ron! 👏🏻👏🏻❤️Safe travels! 😊❤️🙏🏻
At-- 12:49/3725 --
If you take a mag glass and follow from the word 'Ireland' to the left-- it's probably a rock but it looks like a little man wearing a hat coming out of the ground. It's probably a rock but it looks spooky.
And if you look to the right side the tree branches makes it seem like somethings watching behind a tree.
Sure it's just trees & rocks but still it looks kind of spooky.
Will continue to watch the wonderful tour of this beautiful restful place. Thank you Ron for the tour.
Old Irish cemetery. What a great place to visit. Irish myth and lore so fascinating. And yes I do have a little Irish in me. Thanks Ron
I love walking in cemeteries especially when they are serine like this and the older the better. Thank you Ron for sharing this with us.
Ron, I was born and raised in Michigan. It is so Beautiful there.
It was just by happenstance that I clicked on this episode and saw the Irish cemetery. Amazingly beautiful place that most would overlook. Best photography I have ever seen. So vivid
thank you.
glad u liked it. Ron
WOW!!!! Just WOW!!! Thanks a lot!!! That's was wonderful!!!
Requezat in pace is Latin for rest in peace One man Ignashus or Iggy for short Couldn't figure out the Cork names but great to hear Murphy, O Neill ,O Rourke and Byrnes, Beautiful cemetery I don't know the name but it looks like creeping ivy Some of the paths are just like some of the little used roads here in Ireland 🇮🇪 Loved this walk Ron just stroll along
Hi Ron... beautiful cemetery...lots of old unique stones...lovely Periwinkle ...Myrtle...plants.....very scenic .....thanks again for all your great vlogs...... Deborah 🇨🇦
I've seen the vinca minor vines grow in several old cemeteries in Northern Michigan. It's so beautiful adding to the etheral charm in the woods, thank you for this video!!❤
How I enjoyed this episode tonight. Out of all your cemeteries you've visited this one was the most scenic and magical. You really must get yourself to Ireland Ron, they have the best graveyards I've ever seen.
looks like Myrtle. Its a ground cover with pretty little purple flowers that spreads like wildfire here in Upstate NY and"Request Pace" (sp) is Latin for Rest in Peace. She must gave been Roman Catholic.
What a Spectacular Place Ron. I could spend hours there exploring! Thank you for taking us along with you
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It's such a beautiful cemetery. I loved the ivy thanks Ron
It's amazing how long tombstones last
That one from 1923 and it's still in good shape
What a beautiful cemetery, the moss looks like a protective blanket, would really love to go there, thank you Ron
This one is by far my favorite!
Lovely place. Thank you Ron. ❤❤
Requiescat in pace is a Latin blessing with Roman Catholic ties that means “may he begin to rest in peace". This blessing is translated to 'rest in peace', a short saying or expression that wishes eternal rest and peace to an individual who has passed away.
Thanks Ron for sharing this video with us. Which it has alot of little paths to go through to see the gravesites.
Ron, though absolutely beautiful, it looks like the area would be a mosquito paradise! As I was typing this comment, you brought up the mosquitoes. I had to laugh!😂 Thank you for this fascinating trip for us to see.
Absolutely gorgeous. I could spend the whole day exploring there.