Bath Abbey Cemetery, Bath, Somerset, UK. A walk and exploration of the memorials.

Opened in 1844, the cemetery is on a site that was used for Roman burials and is now largely let to become a managed wild life area. This is a walk among some of the memorials and an exploration of the inscriptions.

[@ramonperales7592]

Hey thanks for the beautiful walk in the Cemetery 🙂

[@glendaplant9032]

Very interesting tour, thank you. ❤️🇬🇧

[@margaretdrew2844]

Thank you for visiting all these old cemeteries. I am from Exeter in Devon. And they are all in my area .

[@jamieouthere]

Thank you for these interesting cemetery tubes and beautiful stones.

[@markallan3842]

Looks interesting

[@Rambliss]

Picturesque hillside cemetery

[@russellwhite6682]

I love watching these videos my friend thankyou. I can understand a nature reserve but it’s a shame that those within all the brambles are left to be forgotten shame really they could always trim it down but thanks anyway my friend ⚡️🇬🇧⚡️🇬🇧

[@rogercarroll2551]

Being eventually "forgotten" in a grave in a flowering field (or a bare one) is merely the end part of having been alive for a little while. It is one's course having been totally run.

[@russellwhite6682]

@@rogercarroll2551 so true if you have no family unfortunately this is what happens

[@hrogers9325]

Nice walk around. I like to read them more than a glance. Sorry to be a moaner.

[@bowlingbill9633]

Head stones like these are not allowed anymore which is sad. But no dought the heath and safety brigade would cry unsafe even though some of these have stood the test of time,

[@cleftoftherock6797]

Shame they don’t mow it.

[@deckiedeckie]

Mostly peacocks.......