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What about the ones none caught

This is just awful 😔

Get yee metal detector find some coin and maybe even that dump... That carving was made when the tree was alive. The bark being curled in and such... guessing 125-150 years ago and based on the height off the ground. Tree might have died a long time ago. Cheers!

Always nice to find those skeleton keys! 💀💀💀 Ground is thawed out here so thinking I might get out tomorrow. Thanks for the dig and would like to see you get into that mound a bit more! Cheers! 🕵

There is a lot of unaccounted for grave sites in the area, my dad said in the sixties right off of the tomoka bridge they found a grave stone, but teenagers kept desecrating it so they removed the head stone so no one could find it again.

nice old snuff jar is what the amber bottle was !

You should start seeing the carnivorous plant Butterwort Pinguicula lutea, with it's yellow flowers in those Pine flatwoods. Always looked for those in the spring.

Wow. Thanks for honoring the antecedents. 🙏

You figure the early settlers built their homes on those high sand ridges being it was before drainage ditches were dug. My dad remembers how Bunnell used to flood before the canals were dug. He also remembers cows crossing the roads. What a neat time that must have been !!!

Sand pine Pinus glauca

Lucky Find, A Herty cup in tack! That yellow flower you seen I believe was a Hypiricum, St. Johns wart, not sure about the correct spelling.

That is wild hog country !

I sure do miss roaming around the woods of Flagler Co. and sad to say one day this area will developed.

Aww.. sidenote this title made me think of a song of a similar or same,, title from back during the late 10s.. but yeah.. so nostalgia alert.. an... oh right fwiw afterthoughtvit was early to mid? Vs the late 2010s.

I hope that owner goes to JAIL! I also walked that property a year ago !

putnam-fl-cemeteries.org/Cemeteries/BRADDOCK/BRADDOCK.htm

This is heartbreaking...

Even the marker at the bottom reads "This marker was placed by the Florida Confederation for the Preservation of Historic Sites, Inc. We must keep an eye on it East Florida Explorer! I wish I could visit it, but I don't drive anymore.

I completed an online form on Friday 31 Jan 2025 to the State of Florida Historic Cemetery that this cemetery is threatened. I also left a message with County Commissioner Larry Harvey and sent him an e-mail. I found the cemetery on findagrave listed as Mason-Denver Cemetery and sent a message to everyone who created a memorial and/or posted photos or death certificates on the memorials. There are at least 20 memorials listed and 4 of them have grave marker photos. Since this cemetery seems to be created in 1865 and apparently a Civil War battle was fought there and most of the dates on the markers are over 100 years old, this cemetery should be left alone. It is illegal to sell tombstones.

Thank you for covering this. We locals are very upset over this

This video might save this cemetery!

Thanks for going back out there to document what happened!

Just went and rewatched the OG Braddock video...I think that was the first time I caught you....Definitely a very sad Cemetery Sunday

I believe this was the first time I caught Cemetery Sunday ...keep up the great work Explorer! & Thanks!!

Florida is eat up with greedy land developers !

Sad great video

Excellent video Explorer but this is Horrifying information! I can't believe this has happened, Everyone involved should be punished! So sad

That last end of St George is where the fire was to treasury street and yes you can notice the buildings aren't as charming. Flagler's time. Dr graham historian at Flagler mentions most people at the time thought Flagler started the fires. On old maps 10 years prior to the fires, or so, there is a huge amount of mansard french houses and windmill generators...look at old map of 1885.

You may not know it but I sleeped on those streets...almost every business....homeless 2 years...all this history is in our play I'm writing

Theses works should be indoors and Protected

I just got chillbumps..he was born on my birthday..and yes he is dummett plantation ..I'm reading up on st Francis inn...so after the dummett place was burned Thomas or Doug dummett went up to st Aug and bought or had a corner house at st George and st Francis streets ...that means down the road was the Prince Murat house on st George and bridge....later, the dummett plantation would be one Norman Harwood own, it is said where this grave is was dummett property!!!! Its getting weird

You should go explore the old Flagler Beach dump if you like old bottles.

Thank you so much for checking out this cemetery and giving us a tour, highlighting its significance during NE Florida's Civil War.

Very cool 😎

Nice Marker and Historic Site

Hi there! I’m a news reporter with WJXT in Jacksonville, FL. I’m wondering if you would give us permission to use this footage? We would credit your page on air and online.

Fabulous run through of the oldest city in America! Thanks Explorer!

Why is the bench over the tombstone ? Its just weird.

Kind of weird on old maps there was a Dutch Church there they never mention...nor the Guale Indians where we get the Gullah name in south Carolina. It's supposed to be against the law to lock up a Cemetary.

That is soooo cool! How exciting!

When I first visited St.Augustine in 1992, the gate was open and you could walk inside. I love St.Augustine, thanks for the video.

Beautiful 😍 love the honey bee 🐝 shots too!!

Fantastic lived in Fla 68 years, Miami and Jacksonville, then Sebring.The Florida Prarie and scrub is so beautiful. SHAMEFUL what is happening. So much of history is gone .Good Work Man

cool place

Would like to grow some of that plantation rum!😂