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Nice piece of country in town

Over Dunkirk on 2nd June 1940 Pigg destroyed a Ju87. His aircraft was damaged by machine-gun fire from another Stuka and he made a belly landing at Gravesend, slightly wounded in the leg. On 15th August Pigg claimed a Me110 destroyed. He was shot down and killed in combat with Me109s on 1st September 1940. His Spitfire, P9458, crashed and burned out on Elvey Farm, Pluckley.

Durham love it❤ nice video nice like it am new need sub/scrubbers p.l.s more videos very gud more

WGC need to clean them stones.🇬🇧

Enjoyed seeing this cemetery. Thanks. Was hoping to see the rectangle tomb of my 4th grt grandfather and family and it possibly was nr you at one point. anyway a nice look at the site

The line between left to wildlife and neglect is a fine one and this one appears closer to neglect than wildlife, being able to get close enough to access the graves is important. A path as wide as the mower is all it takes war graves are important (Lest we forget) I feel access is a must, they died for our future. I want to take the time to THANK YOU Mr McTee you show the War graves and the other graves great respect.

Lovely to see a Cornish graveyard...thank you

Very well filmed. More please ❤.

Another peaceful and wonderful graveyard, thanks for the video.

Another interesting video. Thank you.

My grandparents and uncle are at rest here

I ring the church bells here. Just so you know, Nymet is pronounced "Nimmet"

Liverpool is in Merseyside even though a small part of it was in the district of Lancashire up until the mid 70’s but it’s merseyside now

We love your channel please keep them coming, another high quality video thank you

So much work was put into these works of art tombs, stones and memorials. Just beautiful country all around. I'm impressed as well!

I love your channel , thank you

Amazing location for a cemetery! Fascinating.

Huge cemetery, but laid out very nicely with beautiful scenery all around

Expertly executed video and ride

Many thanks: needs a mention of dear Arthur Marshall!

35 weeks is premie (crib death) or still birth. 40 weeks is a normal gestation for humans at 35 weeks the lungs may struggle after birth.

Nice village and beautiful church, glad you could go into this one Serene churchyard with lots of trees, love these old places Thanks for showing us another quiet place of remembrance

Mr. McTee I enjoy your videography very much. More importantly, I enjoy your humanity and reflectiveness to those who are no longer with us. Well done, Sir.

Another great video thank you.

Bom domingo pra todos

Lovely informative video. My 4x Great grandparents were married at Shobrooke.

Loved the vid ,been to the castle well worth a visit

Welcome back. I like your country church yard videos. More please ! ❤

This happened 8 weeks before I was born and had a great affect on the country, for many years. How absolutely tragic for the parents. Some not losing one child, but two... May they all RIP. 😔💐

I still remember the horror of this disaster. A whole generation of children lost in a simple mining town along with the main employment opportunities. Even the Queen had tears in her eyes when she visited the site as they were still digging to find little lost souls.Heartbreaking, even 57 years on.

Even in my rural community in Michigan, we heard of this disaster. My school raised money to send and there was a plaque in our Elementary school. Exceedingly tragic. I already have this site marked in Google Earth for years now. Tremendous number of deaths and that slag was hard to remove. Thank you for taking us to this place so we can mourn them also.

Hi - I was very interested to come across this video while researching my Gt Gt Grandfather, Captain George Peacock RN FRGS. I am coordinating the fundraising effort in aid of restoring the tomb and was wondering if you might be able to help publisise it in some way? Thanks Neil Cookson , Wirral

My baby sister and mum are buried there . Beautiful place ❤❤

It's disgusting how can people disrespect the dead. I feel so sorry for the families.

Church like pews because it is a church St Faiths and in that Graveyard one Headstone faces East it is for a Muslim Indian Soldier that died in WW2

It is not a hill Sir,that is The Blorenge Mountain

I wonder if many of the citizens of Anfield, know of the memorials which are in a poor state, it would not take alot of effort to right the wrongs

Thank you very much for sharing. I would like to visit Widecombe in the Moor one day. This is where me earliest Norrish ancestor is recorded as living.

Very beautiful and you managed to catch a dry day rare this year.

The house at Mossley is Mossley Hall (7:02 mins) was originally a mill owners' house, it was then bought by Mossley Borough Council and was used as the Town Hall until Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council was formed. It has since been converted into apartments I believe.

Very peaceful and beautiful.

Beautiful churchyards...I just found your channel and look forward to watching the rest of your videos. Best wishes from Canada!

Well filmed. ❤

Great video.. can you remember your top 5 yards that stood out to you ? doesn't matter what part of UK, can be any where. i'm just curious.

Beautiful too bad we couldn't see inside Those old country churches are always interesting

I so enjoy when they let the brush go, especially the really old ones. Dallas Texas is very hot and this looks a green and pleasant place. Very beautiful area from Google Earth. Lucky bees and butterflies. Thank you for letting us see all the beauty.

I have a distant relation buried here called Robert Irwin 1910, a child, buried in a paupers grave. His parents are from Cloonboygher, County Leitrim. RIP.

I never see you go to cemeteries with new burials or look at new or recent burials or is it just the older graves or cemeteries you visit or haunted cemeteries I just thought it would be a bit more interesting for you just an idea

My 4th great grandmother is buried here. Amelia Roe Lewis b abt. 1772 D 1856 I have her cemetery details as: Plot: CTHC/01/006 Grave Reference: G/E/4493 CTHC/01/006 Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park, Tower Hamlets, London, England. I've emailed the park but was told they couldn't find or don't have the location. I was requesting a photo of the headstone or gravesite. I have a Find a Grave memorial for her 270018751 in which I have requested a photo but I'm still waiting for that. Thanks in advance for any help you can give...Linda

Welcome back 😊 Great filming ❤