Crumbling mausoleum's and exposed cremated remains | Prague
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Join me at Olsany Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. We'll see around 200 mausoleums, amazing sculptures, some famous Czech graves, exposed remains (ashes), and you can hear me murder the Czech language. This is a big one!
#prague #walkingtour #cemetery
Wow this is most interesting, i love it 😍. It’s so different then anything I’ve seen before. They do look abandoned, the police taped one apparently they were or are doing some sort investigation on something. I’m just enthralled here. Feel like I’m in a woods if not for some city sounds. Golden Jesus is amazing. Gosh I can’t even think what to say. Just loved it 😍 thanks for taking us heck I don’t care about the rest of them, thanks for taking me along 😂 JK. I could stay there for hours
Receiving enthusiastic comments like this really make it all worth while, thanks so much Linda! Hopefully be back again there soon, I only filmed in 3 of the 12 cemeteries (they're all connected) so a lot more to come from here
@@deadgoodwalks I kid you not sausage, it was very cool 😎 I just realized what I said, of course I never seen anything like it ha ha ha never been or seen Czech cemetery 😂. Thanks was great 👋🏼
@@deadgoodwalks The seal them to keep the tomb raiders, vandals and weather out its the family who seal them up!
its like roman empire. the building that. hosued the remains of all the emporoers were eventually forgotten to time. wonder what modern cemetaries will end up. prob a costco built on top of my ashes Xd
@@randomrazr " hosued the remains of all the emporoers were eventually forgotten to time."
Swing and a miss! the problem with these old cemetries etc is nothing was done to allow for future costs and alot of these are in america and purely money making adventures!
Greetings from Prague. Unfortunately, the cemetery is neglected - there is no money for renovations, you can even buy tombs with corpses, or donate online for renovations. Since these are very old graves, the survivors are also no longer alive, so the graves of famous personalities can also be purchased. This cemetery is also the site of occult séances. They even buried countless mummified cats in empty graves, I think it was some vet who got rid of the bodies like this and kept the owners' fees for the rendering. Those two-story tombs are also for sale, with coffins on top. When you come here again, I can show you around other interesting cemeteries :)
i Want one who do you contact
So you buy and use for your own family is that what you mean ?
@@7777LORENZO they cannot be brought, he is deluded
To buy and sell a grave or a mozillam that's been used? That's absolutely horrible. Although they have passed away they are still human beings and deserve respect. And I'm sure they paid for those accommodations in advance. This is definitely the 1st time I've heard many countries allowing such a thing.
@@76_Red_Pills graves are bought and sold every day! I’d suggest moving out of your glass house before suggesting anyone is stupid
The big mouselium is my great grandparents and other family, i haven't been there since 1976 because I live in the U S. Much appreciated getting to see it again, and yes it's the biggest free standing one in Prague, it cost a fortune to build and to remodel it a while back both, im coming next month to repaint the ceiling murals and interior myself upstairs and down if you would like to film inside while I'm there
Wow, thanks for the kind offer, that would be incredible! I'll even bring my paintbrush! lol. If you could email me the dates/times that would be greatly appreciated. deadgoodwalks@gmail.com
@@deadgoodwalks cool. Im running a little behind as usual but I should be there around the middle of August and I'll be staying for two months and I'll get in touch with you before I come
@@deadgoodwalks hey I'm flying to our estate this weekend from the u. S and I'll msg you here if you still wanna come hang out while I paint and check out the inside of the mausoleum and film it
Yeah and the guy who built that Masoleum was my Great - Great Great Grandad Col. Robert Joseph Vila (born June 20, 1806 and flew away with angels March 16, 1901)
@@coinslotsandjoysticks2572Did you make it?
Thanks for posting this. My grandparents, who I spent many summers with when I was a boy back in the the 1970s to mid-1980s, are buried there. I normally visit their grave once a year when I am in the Czech Republic, but I haven't haven't made it over for 3 years now because of the pandemic. So, it's really nice to see your film.
No problem Michael, happy you could see the place this year. Sorry for your losses
I've always found old cemeteries fascinating places, mainly because I love to see how far back in time the graves go....I was told by some that I was morbid for having an interest in such places, but I didn't think of it like that. History has always been an interest of mine and all those who have lived, loved and lost come with history. I would love to be able to accompany you on your tours of such magnificent but sad places....if only.
As I say, they're are the best museums
@@deadgoodwalks they most definitely are! I remember as a kid walking down a cut through where I used to live that just happened to have a cemetery just off to the side of it. The church was real old, I think it was about 900 years old back then, so my dad told me.....and I would always stop and look at a particular headstone through the railings which belonged to a sea captain....think it went back to around 1650 ( or something like that)....it was well old anyway. My imagination would run wild tryinging to visualise what sort of person he was, what he looked like, his life etc. It's the same with me now, if I'm ever near to a churchyard I cannot just walk by but have to stop and have a look. Glad I found your channel, I'm obviously now a subscriber. 👍🏻
That’s not morbid, I too have this fascination, a graveyard brings a strange kind of rest/ peace. You know you could be there too at some time in the future and a lot of people I knew already are. Their life ended and they are peacefully in the ground, while I’m still standing. I remember things they said and did, that way they will never really be dead.
At the same time older graves of people I never knew also inspire thought. Who they were in life, with their daily worries and happinesses. And now they are here in the ground, some of them already longer then I’ve been living. From a time when life was so terribly different. What would they say if we could resurrect them now?
I have always thought of it as keeping their memories alive, which is the point of cemeteries.
I love these types of cemeteries! They’re like “little cities” to house the dead. Beautiful even in disrepair.
Hello Nikki, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
Necropolis is the name for a place like this. I regularly go to graveyards for find a grave. Many are in a sad state of repair as well. I’m in San Diego.
I love Old Cemeteries & mausoleums and where the ivy has grown over the graves with those little paths in between was fab, can you imagine it by night 😱 Thank you for taking us along for the journey, you got yourself a new subscriber! Went in some really good ones in Paris..
Hi Misty, Thank you for subscribing! Yeah the ivy looked so cool over the graves, apart from the massive spiders hiding in them. I'll hopefully be doing Paris later in the year :)
I came across this channel by accident - this is literally my favourite past time. I love exploring cemeteries. Please keep uploading. Thank you.
Cemeteries are histories and time capsules.
Those two storey mausoleums are interesting. What a shame so many graves are overgrown. I always think that people in prison for minor crimes should be taken to clean these areas up. It gives them something to do and beautifies the old cemeteries.
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Many areas in Southern states of America are below sea level, so mausoleums are built & no one is buried in the ground. There are several in New Orleans with architectural style similar to this one. Toured through one a few years ago. Another unusual thing about those particular cemeteries is they actually have a parade, with one or two piece band playing & singing & dancing, When the Saints Go Marching In & other songs. Of course since we were there, we were asked to join in. We did till we reached our gate to leave. What an experience!
A friend of mine was born and raised in New Orleans. The water table is so high that after a heavy rain the coffins in the ground float.
She had one relative they called “Floatin’ Harold.” Whenever there was a lot of rain, he’d float and dislodge the stone covering the grave. When his mother died, they buried her on top of him in the same hole, after drilling holes in his casket.
They also covered the gravesite with a huge, heavy, concrete slab.
And they say you can’t keep a good man down. Her words
An amazing cemetery. I like your soft, respectful commentary. I am continually amazed by how much money people spend on the deceased via mausoleums, etc. And yet, Mother Nature seems to override even the most unique and beautiful architecture of the mausoleums.
Thank you, I always try to be respectful, although sometimes I get excited and have to remember where I am lol
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I think anyone who visits a cemetery on there own is at risk
Just where would you run if you were attacked by someone and there are so many people with illnesses your a lot braver than me
Just don’t use the word amazing
FYI Many Mausoleums are walled up once there are no longer any living relatives that can visit.
I thought as much. Thank for for sharing
I appreciate how respectful you are of others & the graves, very nice work! Thanks for the tour!! from South Carolina USA
I noticed that all the family crypts where the render had fallen off, that they are all built in the Flemish Bond style brick work. Great tour. Cheers.
Most remains are forgotten in cemeteries.That walkway is beautiful.I love the pictures of the deceased
9:23 Here we see the German language. I expected to see many German graves, since Prague was once a majority German language city, way back in the times during the Austrian Habsburg Empire, and the Holy Roman Empire.
Thanks for bring this beautiful cemetery to our attention. What a shame it has fallen into such a state of neglect. Still it doesn't take away from its beauty
Hello Shela, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
Very relaxing! Love looking at the beautiful memorials and graves. Interesting info and I am fascinated on how different countries view death and eternity. Thank you.
Same Marykay, I love seeing other countries styles and customs
at 9:00 in the video a voice faintly says ''go home'' I guess someone doesn't like you peeking in everywhere!
The statues are in remarkably good condition. Is crime a problem in these cemeteries? ( Such as being robbed.). Also, do they give tours and tell the history of the families? I live in the South in the US and this is common in the older cemeteries. Also, we have to watch for snakes, especially with all of the leaves. I would love to see pictures of what this cemetery looked like years ok. So much history and stories to be told. Thank you for the tour.
Yes, especially around late october early November around the "Dušičky" there are tours explaining the history of the place.
Thank you for the tour of this beautiful cemetery. My daughter and I love old cemeteries. I can’t walk anymore but have a very faithful wheelchair. Be safe from Missouri USA
Wow what an amazing place. I could spend all day looking round. Excellent 👍
Thank you, and appreciate your gentle demeanor.
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This is a beautiful place. The way the kudzu flows over the graves is stunning
I'm not an expert on this, but in the States it's become common practice to permanently seal mausoleums once the remaining family passes. This isn't always the case, especially in cemeteries that are still highly active and are being maintained but even in those, staff may choose to permanently seal a mausoleum that meets the above criteria and is continually being broken in to and desecrated. I would assume that is the case here as well.
Hi mate, just stumbled upon your channel today, I have Asperger’s syndrome and adore cemeteries, exploration of places like these. Really calms me and fascinates me. The rustic and gothic crypts, mausoleums and architecture that the Czechs encapsulated are truly wonderful. You are very kind and professional with your filming and articulate in a soft, knowledgeable and down to earth way. Can’t wait to see more of what you have to offer, best wishes bud :)
Same, I'm an aspie too and I love old buildings to the point I get very upset if they're knocked down. Like it makes my heart sore.
@@CannabrannaLammer that’s understandable
This is the most interesting graveyard I’ve seen. It’s very old which you can tell and really overtaken by the ivy. I have never seen such intricate and large mausoleums, especially that two story and the one that looked like a chapel. Just found your channel and subscribed. From USA
Wow with all those beautiful and not so beautiful mausoleum,s i felt like i was in a tiny abandoned village ,what a shame they cannot be restored to their beauty but if with the ages of them there is no family left to care for them and no council money then they will just rot ,such a shame but thinking about it there are graves over here that are only a few years old in really bad conditions because some families think once your dead thats it ,ok we buried you now we will get on with our lives . It doesnt take much to visit at christmas or birthdays to leave a few flowers .
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@@Trevorjennings679 sorry i dont understand the relevance of your reply .
Beautiful place...wish you would read more names and dates...
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Great tour of the cemetery. Love your commentary and the respect you show to the places you visit and the people around you.
Having just got back from Prague I'm really sorry I missed this place. A lovely very respectful tour of something that could easily have gone unnoticed.
What a georgeous place your on holiday lucky you thankyou for these videos take care 😊💕
Hello Crystal, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??
I don't know why I'm so attracted to cemiteries....😮
THANKS FOR ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO! I COULD WALK AROUND IN THERE FOR DAYS!😊
Welcome Cynthia, oh me too
@@deadgoodwalks ❤
The plastic bottles will probably take longer to rot away than the coffins and people would
so disgraceful. the dead are still human and deserve respect, and this is not respectful
Wow, a bit different, really enjoyed that, something different. I love these films about the dead and their resting places, as a kid my playground was the local church yard where so many ancestors were buried, never worried me, it was just a garden full of people I loved whether I had lived with them or not. I am now 65 and have lived with a few of them. Bless you for your effort to explore.
What a lovely way of looking at it. Also I know exactly what you mean. I find church yards relaxing. I love the history and the fact so many people were my relatives
21:24 The tombs are walled up because homeless people and drug addicts sleep here. The city owns these tombs, the family line long ago died out or sold these ruins. Rent is paid here too, and it's not cheap. Therefore, the tombs are put up for sale, but they are so expensive that no one is interested. The entrance is walled up until the new owner renovates them in the future. In addition, there are still dead people in these tombs - their removal is expensive and expensive, so the tombs are sold with the dead and this financial and morbid obligation is left to the new owners, who will of course want to bury their family here and therefore have to clear out the original coffins . This is how it works - you don't pay for a grave site, so it is sold to new owners even with a corpse inside. It is then practically "thrown away". So when a family dies and there is no one to take care of the grave, it is very sad... Tombs and graves with statues are trying to preserve the city, but the simple "recent" graves of ordinary people have no chance to survive.
Lovely soothing walk. It's sad how there is no maintenance on this place. The mausoleums were quite expensive and to have them fall into ruin like this is quite unfortunate. I think kids break in to the places and vandalize them too.
Can you tell what the white and blue notices are that are posted on some of these?
Warnings of danger / Unsafe structure or ground
@@deadgoodwalks Oh...thank you!
What a fascinating cemetery filled with beautiful mausoleums. I love wandering around cemeteries too but unfortunately the ones I’ve got in my area aren’t as interesting and as old as the ones you visit. I’m glad I came across your channel. Thank you for sharing your walks with us. To more videos soon!
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Fascinating video. I spent time in Germany in the 80s and 90s and visited many cemeteries similar to this one. Some of those mausoleums apart from being grand old buildings, some are still used and well looked after. Some of the deeply religious folk who are still alive and have family members in mausoleums visit and pray next to the crypt or urns hence the knee rests on the ground. The decrepit mausoleums usually belong to families that have all since passed on, and no longer looked after unless the town council has funds to do so. The example of the mausoleum with the bedsheets and broken front, wouldn't surprise me if this was grave robbers who knew the family were once wealthy, so go looking in what's left of the coffins below in the family crypt in the hope of finding rings and jewellery.
So after 100 years when all other family members have also died, the remains are dug up? What becomes of those remains and any artifacts that would have been buried with the dead?
Have my packed lunch in a grave yard every day .Loads of brave squirrels about who attempt to eat my lunch .Love the peace in grave yards .
Ohhh what an amazing cemetery… old, very old…. I live in Australia all my life I was fascinated by cemeteries and reading the crosses… fantastic job…
Thank you Adriana. Yeah I'm the same, they're so fascinating
The artitecture and craftsmanship is absolutely amazing. So sad its left to decay it should be highly maintained out of respect and the history thats all around in there. Thank you for sharing very interesting to watch
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The sheets are used when collecting bones from a crypt,, many crypts are rented by families ,Whenthe bodies have turned to bones they return to collect the remains of bones,, at which time bones are placed in sheets then in a small wood box and moved to an ossuary ,, Ossuary are different buildings with small niches in a wall unit ,,
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Você poderia andar com uma lanterna para ajudar a iluminar quando estiver muito escuro ☺️
Um abraço do Brasil 🇧🇷❤️
When watching these kind of videos, I think that my problems that I face now in life are insignificant in the great scheme of things. Our lives, our memories, our very existence, poor or rich, famous or unknown, sick and healthy, we will all end up as ash or dust. It's almost comforting in a somewhat bleak way.
Thus channels new to me, interesting. We went to Spain, Lloret de Mar where here was box graves? What are they? Cremated? Why tacked? Why that way?
That is so sad. Why do people destroy things in cemeteries.? Its so wrong.
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Really great video. Still waiting to see the exposed human remains though.
Maybe it was the ashes in the urns ? 🤷🏼♂️
Such a beautiful cemetery to just go to waste like that.
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Fascinating tour...beautiful mausoleums...my father's family is from Slovakia n their Graves are flat..
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You won't find a Soviet war memorial with crucifix emblems, 19:53, they were anti religious.
I appreciate how respectful you are of the living and the dead.
That banging noise sounded creepy
Great video! I love old mausoleums and cemeteries. It looked like some of them had signs on them, any ideas on what the signs said? Maybe abandoned ones?
Do you mean modern signs? If so, possibly warnings of being unsafe
I love Love Love your footage of the old cemetery / crypts.❣️❣️❣️
I only have one small suggestion that might help to your viewing audience.... Or at least I think it would be.....a FLASH LIGHT 🫣 😳🤯
That would be absolutely AWESOME💯 some of those mausoleum are just too dark to see with the camera..... and WHAM we can see everything 👀
If only I could afford a mausoleum like that. I would surely RIP. This is absolutely breathtaking. Thank you, Ruth
Like little homes aren't they, I'd live in one now lol
Why you want something like that you already dead you can enjoy that
I'd rather spend that kind of money on something that I'd enjoy while living.
Some really beautiful, stunning monuments there.
Back then, the craftsmen that built those were so skilled.
Today, nothing is as elegant and grand as then.
I agree, same with buildings in general. Its all glass and concrete
Who else with the rubina cript about 2.30 into the video saw a face looking out at you just below the candle looks like 2 eyes and a nose I got shivers down my spine and butterflies in my stomach please tell me I wasnt seeing things
Just watched it back, looks to be lit up
I have two friends who moved to Prague from California. One is a Famous Movie Star who bought an actual Castle there, and built movie studios in the guest quarters and stables. The other met one of the thousands of ridiculously gorgeous Women who live there and is very happy.
They made a great move, Prague is amazing
The cemetery is beautiful, but the vandalism is heartbreaking. Thanks for the walk through time.
This was interesting. The moseleums seem to be without coffins. So different than here in the U.S. ..Would you consider getting closer to the beautiful statuary? Many have meanings through their symbolism .Thanks for an interesting tour....🏚️
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Many Czechs settled in Central Texas during the late 1800s. They thrived and many communities have a high percentage of Czechs. Some of the nicest people I’ve ever met. My neighbor told me when he was in elementary school, they were still speaking the language until slowly transitioning to English.
Oh I didn’t know that Sammy. I haven’t met a bad one yet and I’m there every year, lovely people
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This is interesting. So they put the bodies in the floor and the walls as well. Here in Kentucky they only put them in the walls or on top of the floor. That cemetery almost looks abandon. Is there any caretakers at all? It's such a beautiful place with lots of history.
A few workers were there on the day, I'm guessing if there's no family visiting the deceased anymore than the mausoleums before abandoned and decline
Wouldn't it be amazing to organize crowd funding restoration for this beautiful place. Sadly people pass & are forgotten. Places like this should be preserved. Not only for posterity because theyre historic, but also out of respect for the people who rest there
It's built up like a city for the dead. Amazing art and construction of the buildings. I'm more interested in names and dates though and found it frustrating that some of the more interesting ones we didn't get to see the names or dates. 😔
So sad that these cemeteries are not maintained . And also, it seems that people have gone there to drink and trash the places
So sad to see all this destruction and desicration. I'm sure, at one time, this was a very upscale area to be buried.
Praying for the souls buried here....thanks for sharing.
I am wondering what those few notifications are, on some of the doors?
Awesome video in a very spooky looking cemetery it looks like something out of a dracula movie
btw the example of the section of 9:28 the Vasa Rab was closed off with the label of not paid if you dont paid the ownership/renting will expire and will given to another family that will pay for the spot
Wow I guess if you don't travel you don't realize these exist its like a city amazing to bad the relatives are gone and they have no one to care for rhem
around here in dayton, ohio, there's the mausoleum of 'the last gypsy king of dayton.' they say if you see any dead birds or bags you think are trash to not touch them, it's some gypsy thing. of course, i think there's a curse attached to it if you do. i'd imagine this place is full of things like that.
Prag war vor dem 2 Weltkrieg Deutsch gewesen.
Deswegen viele deutsche Namen
You should take a flash light with you so we can see better. Or take better flash light with you.
What a sad cemetery. The mausoleums are so damaged and forgotten. So overgrown. Almost seems abandoned. Thank you for this walk today. ❤❤
Even in a state of neglect it's a beautiful cemetery. The thing I dislike is there appears to be plundering of the graves. It's extremely sad that people are so disrespectful.
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Don't know why I watched but so glad I did this is the most beautiful graveyard I've ever seen
They have to keep these mausoleums locked...
I hear people are dying to get in there.
Really disappointed the local government can’t employ people to maintain the cemetery
Its such a shame these cemeteries are not maintained,some lovely tombs and they look like they have been desecrated
I wonder how old this beautiful cemetery?
It was opened in 1680 I believe
Fascinating!
This cemetery is quite intriguing. Lovely old mausoleums, but it's a pity to see most of them in such a poor condition. They seem to be abandoned for a long time, it's hard to understand. Once they were built to remember special persons, to glorify their life, and surely with the intention to be laid to rest there as well. Why are they all deserted? Rusty, spider webs, dusty and debris everywhere. There is nearly no coffin to see, and why are some of the floors broken? Were some of the bodies taken elsewhere? But why build such an eleborate and surely expensive shrine? I cannot understand that. And I am wondering what the text on these little paper flags says, that are pinned on some of the doors that are closed with just concrete. The second storey on some of the Mausoleums were meant as ventilation for the odd smells that could erase from a corpse.
I think that these paper flags are messages to owners that rent time of this place is over and there is not actual addres of owner available. Maybe that there are still some descendants but they even do not know that their family 130 years ago had such tomb. These mausoleums were built by people many years ago and they paid rent for example 100 future years. Cemetry is owner of land and rent it to people for purposes of simple graves or mausoleums. They are in such bad conditions because their owners do not care. If you rent such place you can completely remove tombs and build your own.
@@aggregat Yes, you could be right, but I thought, these Mausoleums were private, so that nobody can remove corpses or coffins or even demolish the Mausoleums. Hmm.....
Judging by the open holes in the floor, the coffins may have been placed in an underground crypt to rest. Urns being tidier, are placed in the chapel area.
Great place but you sound like your wearing flippers 😊😂
Halfway through watching this but I can't recall you mentioning dates but its still very interesting, thanks❤
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If it is anything like around where I live mausoleums are often sealed up when either the family will no longer be interring any other family members or there are no more living family left. It helps stop grave robbing and vandalism.
It’s act real shame the community doesn’t maintain the cemetery. Such a beautiful cemetery, little concerned about the missing coffins, damage and the graffiti (shameful).
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@@Trevorjennings679 freak that Covid crazy crap. They could of dealt with this so much better and when it was an issue with the mad cow bullshit.
This cemetery reminds me of the st. Louis cemetery in new Orleans Louisiana laid out like this. ..... New subscriber here.....looking at your channel you have a good following and the topic of old cemeteries is right up my alley
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So sad to see this cemetery needing so much repair. And the poor souls that have their remains all over the place. It could be beautiful if fixed up.
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Thank you so much for making it possible for me to see these magnificent monuments that I have ever seen. 😍🥰🌺🌹💐🇺🇸
It's my pleasure 😁 x
Just found you…❤ I’m from USA, love the relaxing walk though. Beautiful.
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Mate totally love your channel, only just stumbled upon it but I'm so into what your channel is all about. Keep up the great work and don't stop looking into anywhere dark and creepy 👍👍
Cheers Anhtony! Glad you're enjoying it. Will do
I think you need a very good flashlight when you do this type of tour
It's sad nobody keeps the graves cleaned off or the place clean show respect to the dead
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That's why cremation should be mandatory.
Here this cemetry example then a one house now,yes i like the see chanel video cemerty people.🙂
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The reason for blocking the entrance to mausoleums is to prevent vandalism