An excellent documentary. I used to live in Stranmillis Gardens, and went past here a million times. I got to know the late Gerry, who lived in the gatehouse, and met Eamon several times. Loved the history of this place. Did I miss however something about the Friar's Stone?
@@jamesbartlett5302 Thank you, so glad you enjoyed it 😊 And thanks for your question. The decision not to include mention of the Friar's stone was based on several reasons. The main one was that we had to choose from a range of elements to create a cohesive and engaging flow. This meant having to make some tough decisions about what to include and what to leave out. However, we recognise the importance of the stone and appreciate its significance to many. Through the documentary, we want to encourage viewers to engage with the graveyard directly. So when they take a tour, they'll have the opportunity to see the stone and learn about its significance firsthand from Mark. Thanks again 🙏
@@harrybo25211 thank you very much 🙏🏼 I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was an amazing experience putting it together and if you can, definitely visit there. Mark is great at sharing these stories. It's a one of a kind ancient place with thousands more stories to tell. Thanks again for watching 🙂
An excellent documentary. I used to live in Stranmillis Gardens, and went past here a million times. I got to know the late Gerry, who lived in the gatehouse, and met Eamon several times. Loved the history of this place. Did I miss however something about the Friar's Stone?
@@jamesbartlett5302 Thank you, so glad you enjoyed it 😊 And thanks for your question. The decision not to include mention of the Friar's stone was based on several reasons. The main one was that we had to choose from a range of elements to create a cohesive and engaging flow. This meant having to make some tough decisions about what to include and what to leave out.
However, we recognise the importance of the stone and appreciate its significance to many.
Through the documentary, we want to encourage viewers to engage with the graveyard directly. So when they take a tour, they'll have the opportunity to see the stone and learn about its significance firsthand from Mark.
Thanks again 🙏
Such an interesting documentary. Mark is a born story teller.
@@audreybrankin5055 Thank you very much. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Yes he is indeed 🙂
Loved this. Thank you!
@@harrybo25211 thank you very much 🙏🏼 I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was an amazing experience putting it together and if you can, definitely visit there. Mark is great at sharing these stories. It's a one of a kind ancient place with thousands more stories to tell. Thanks again for watching 🙂
Unreal!
Cheers man 🙏🏼 Many hours put in to it. More work than I expected lol