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I was wondering if you could log the cemetery names & what part of Georgia they're in .. city .. county??? Or at least state on the vid .. AND/OR list in comments area.
There's something about old cemeteries that just draws me in. I got a little choked up at some of the epitaphs this time, though. Still so poignant despite all the years. The Other Robert doesn't seem as grouchy in this video! Maybe he finally got his steak sandwich? Love you guys!
A beautiful Sunday morning, I'm alive, and I have no complaints. I hope everyone else is having the same kind of day, God is good. Loving the cemetery, and looking forward to part 2. Good to see the two Roberts together on a new cemetery venture, just don't seem right with one missing. Here's wishing you both good luck in the future.
I swear that is a Live Oak. If you look up "Live Oak trees" you will see some photos of trees that are named. Angel Oak lives in South Carolina, I think. Many are several hundred to more than a thousand years old. Seven Sisters oak lives in Louisianna and is VERY old! Thank you for sharing. I miss the south - the vistas here on the Pacific Coast are nice, but nothing beats The South for lovely scenery.
Whenever I see trees growing over old graves, I can't help but think of Roger Williams, the founder of Rhode Island. It is believed that an apple tree's root consumed his body and took on his body's shape. The root is currently on display at Brown University in the John Brown House.
The first part was wonderful, Can't wait for the rest of it. Amazing history and you guys are GREAT !! Robert and Robert make a great team. Keep making the great videos !!! Love them !!
That tree intrigues me...was it a volunteer seedling? Surely no one would have deliberately planted it there, yet, it grew up incorporating the fence. How long would it have grown in that spot to accomplish that...?
The tree is an oak. It only takes one acorn to give life to a new oak tree. From my guess due to the approximate size of the trunk is probably about 85+ years.
@@cynthiastanley35 Thanks for the info. I have lots of seedling Monterey Pines, because the crows find the nuts inside the pine cones, and new seedlings pop up occasionally in my yard!
@@alanatolstad4824 Your welcome. Exactly just like the pines. I can't tell you how many seedlings that I have dug out of the ground so that I didn't have trees growing up against my house or in undesirable places in my yard.
God bless 💖 you two. You all are so caring ❤. Asking, the rock tombs, are they maybe settlers? I'm guessing because maybe there was nothing else around to have headstones. Theses are very haunting to me because Theses poor people will never have there names or their history mentioned again. I'm going to be cremated so it will be that way for me too. It's funny, not ha ha funny but, I don't care. My family may more then me. So maybe that's what it's really more about,, is family. Good job guys. Thank you so much 💓.
I wonder if that beautiful tree was planted by a loved one for Mr. John.H. Toler? It looks to be quite old, Not sure of the species.Cool tree. Thanks for video R&R.
Ha !! The fire ants must of been hibernating. When Robert Greenshirt was brushing off one of the graves inside the fence, I kept saying “ Be careful, be careful ! “
I think Side Step Adventures is my absolute favorite to WATCH!! ALWAYS such interesting videos! I've been away a MINUTE so I'm seeing if I missed anything and if SO then what! Lol loving the Adventure Frm afar in Florida!! 💜🌴💜
That is such a pretty cemetery . Nice to see care has been taken that it remains that way. That 1st gate you showed must have been common at one time as I remember one just like that on our yard way back. Keep Safe ❤Keep Well ❤
That tree reminds me of an old hanging tree. I hope not, maybe a swing was anchored to that big ol outstretched limb. Thanks for your videos. Blessings.
I wonder if the Hamby marker at 08:00 is placed diagonally to the plot because it's marking the husband's grave on one side and the wife's on the other; an effort to save money using one menorial.
Hi guys, roughly how old is the tree & what sort is it please. So nice to see an old cemetery fairly well kept. Best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺🐨❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You all ever poked around on the old Central Of Georgia location in Macon, Ga? There was an entire industrial and residential complex "on the other side of the tracks" before it was torn down in the name of Urban renewal, then nothing ever put there... poked around there on the old Taylor Iron Works location for Jonathan W, and thought this is something more up you all's alley!
Thanks for the tour. Very well down, heartfelt. ? Where is this graveyard? Can you include the name and city in the title in your videos? Can you add site info/credits at the beginning? Thank you.
So Robert correct if I'm wrong but do I see that you and sidestep adventures are part of the Discovery + programming. The reason I say that is I see their logo on part of your YourTube listings. If so let me be the first to Congratulate you and if not daydreaming of things to come. Sandy
Never mind and I do apologize my I looked back and saw my mistake it was a dum advertisement for discovery and I closed it down but their logo stayed there now I feel like a complete idiot
I have a thought around rubbings and/or brushing the invasive material off an old gravestone...That possibly it should be done ONLY if the resulting information will be posted for a historical record so that the information isn't lost. Of course not for "fun" though, that information dismissed when the "trip" is over because the delicate stone can be damaged further....If the information on the stone will be lost in short time, sometimes a rubbing or cleaning if documented for posterity could be okay? But amateur folks looking for something to do should definitely be discouraged. What you post is definitely preserving history. When the grave has ultimately "melted" due to elements, we have your videos preserving what they said.
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This will be a four part video series. There are many different stories in this amazing old cemetery, and I decided to give each one we focused on an individual video...
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I was wondering if you could log the cemetery names & what part of Georgia they're in .. city .. county??? Or at least state on the vid .. AND/OR list in comments area.
It is so nice to see an old cemetery well taken care of. Thank you for sharing.
Robert and Robert 👍🏻 I love that tree absolutely beautiful ❤️❤️
There's something about old cemeteries that just draws me in. I got a little choked up at some of the epitaphs this time, though. Still so poignant despite all the years.
The Other Robert doesn't seem as grouchy in this video! Maybe he finally got his steak sandwich? Love you guys!
Maybe his knees are better. Used some of Grandpa’s ointment.
Really awesome to see an older cemetery being maintained!! Thanks dueling Robert's for sharing such a treasure. ☺️👍
Thanks, Roberts! Very interesting and beautiful old cemetery. So much history unknown. Can’t wait for your 2nd video❣️
A beautiful Sunday morning, I'm alive, and I have no complaints. I hope everyone else is having the same kind of day, God is good. Loving the cemetery, and looking forward to part 2. Good to see the two Roberts together on a new cemetery venture, just don't seem right with one missing. Here's wishing you both good luck in the future.
Huge old tree! I find it fascinating that a lot of people buried here lived thru the Civil War. Love to have heard their stories.
Looks like it was fairly well kept. Looking forward to part 2. Hope your having good weather, in my part of my Texas it’s snowing and 32 degrees
Cold here! Sunny. But cold.
Those rock tombs- It must be a southern thing. I've never seen anything like that up here in Jersey. Cool cemetery. I love cemeteries.
Good morning Kentucky here no sun 27 degrees..How refreshing to see an old cemetery kept up .. unlike most ..hope you and the other Robert hagd 🌞
Nice kept Cemetary still have 1800's people. They should be all upkept like this.
Goodmorning Robert , I'm looking forward to following this series .
Make today count and I'll see you on the next one
Good morning
I swear that is a Live Oak. If you look up "Live Oak trees" you will see some photos of trees that are named. Angel Oak lives in South Carolina, I think. Many are several hundred to more than a thousand years old. Seven Sisters oak lives in Louisianna and is VERY old! Thank you for sharing. I miss the south - the vistas here on the Pacific Coast are nice, but nothing beats The South for lovely scenery.
Hello Robert's Love your videos take care my friends God Bless
That was fabulous thanks Robert. Thanks for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care
I am really enjoying this series. Thank you so much for taking us along! Here in Ohio it's pretty cold and dreary. You are making us feel better!
Thank you Robert and Robert.... u r both Great explorers. And I thank you
Thank you fella 👍👍 love your vids 👍
Thank you!
Whenever I see trees growing over old graves, I can't help but think of Roger Williams, the founder of Rhode Island. It is believed that an apple tree's root consumed his body and took on his body's shape. The root is currently on display at Brown University in the John Brown House.
I googled it as well. Interesting thanks for sharing.
That's crazy. 😳
Good. Morning robert. Sunshine here .37 degrees.hope your having a pleasant day.
Good morning
I think the V is actually half of a W as below. They started on the wrong line.
Wow Robert it is so nice to see the Sun and hear the birds. Really nice cemetery tour. Great job as always 🔍🔦🌞🚙
at time stamp 8:45 there was a little fenced in area with a head stone...hope you go back and show that one in part 2!
I love the wrought iron fences and I am hooked on Side Step Adventures! The respect that is shown is so amazing and the epitaphs so touching.
I don't know why but watching you guys trekking out in the Georgia countryside going to cemeteries is so relaxing. Thank you.
Nice to see a well cared for cemetery.
Makes you wonder if this cemetery is kept up because it is so visible. Beautiful old stones.
Love the "Other Robert" he's the Star of the show for me!!!
Beautiful cemetery💟 Love that wrought iron fence. Very ornate
The first part was wonderful, Can't wait for the rest of it. Amazing history and you guys are GREAT !! Robert and Robert make a great team. Keep making the great videos !!! Love them !!
THAT is a very old tree. Impressive.
That tree intrigues me...was it a volunteer seedling? Surely no one would have deliberately planted it there, yet, it grew up incorporating the fence. How long would it have grown in that spot to accomplish that...?
The tree is an oak. It only takes one acorn to give life to a new oak tree. From my guess due to the approximate size of the trunk is probably about 85+ years.
@@cynthiastanley35 Thanks for the info. I have lots of seedling Monterey Pines, because the crows find the nuts inside the pine cones, and new seedlings pop up occasionally in my yard!
@@alanatolstad4824 Your welcome. Exactly just like the pines. I can't tell you how many seedlings that I have dug out of the ground so that I didn't have trees growing up against my house or in undesirable places in my yard.
God bless 💖 you two. You all are so caring ❤. Asking, the rock tombs, are they maybe settlers? I'm guessing because maybe there was nothing else around to have headstones. Theses are very haunting to me because Theses poor people will never have there names or their history mentioned again. I'm going to be cremated so it will be that way for me too. It's funny, not ha ha funny but, I don't care. My family may more then me. So maybe that's what it's really more about,, is family.
Good job guys. Thank you so much 💓.
Super cute cemetery! Thx for sharing ❤️👍🏻
This was a great video. I love old country cemeteries. I go as often as I can. Just found your channel recently and love it. Thanks so much.
Great video and love the info you found on them Thankyou for sharing it and look forward to part 2
Beautiful old tree! The stamped headstones are very interesting, and probably will last a long time.
I wonder if that beautiful tree was planted by a loved one for Mr. John.H. Toler? It looks to be quite old, Not sure of the species.Cool tree. Thanks for video R&R.
Look closely LOOKS like a Shadow of A W.✔️😊
Bless you two for doing such precious work 💓
That tree is amazingly old!
The Sleepy Hollow Tree. Gotta love the other Robert.
Ha !! The fire ants must of been hibernating. When Robert Greenshirt was brushing off one of the graves inside the fence, I kept saying “ Be careful, be careful ! “
Idk why I'm so addicted to you guys' videos, especially the cemetery ones.
I think Side Step Adventures is my absolute favorite to WATCH!! ALWAYS such interesting videos! I've been away a MINUTE so I'm seeing if I missed anything and if SO then what! Lol loving the Adventure Frm afar in Florida!! 💜🌴💜
I love that big beautiful tree.
That is such a pretty cemetery . Nice to see care has been taken that it remains that way. That 1st gate you showed must have been common at one time as I remember one just like that on our yard way back. Keep Safe ❤Keep Well ❤
We had a gate like that when I was a kid. I’m 67 now
Just an amazing cemetery and video
Thank you. Keep up the good work.
Dona’s epitaph was probably my favorite ever.
Agreed.
That tree reminds me of an old hanging tree. I hope not, maybe a swing was anchored to that big ol outstretched limb.
Thanks for your videos. Blessings.
Awesome video guys. I am anxiously awaiting the next part.
Beautiful 😍❤️ vlog keep us informed watching fr Jamaica island 😎 Caribbean
Many Tolers are here in VA.
That is a wicked looking tree.
Those rock tombs have to be incredibly old.
Other Robert, how about some biscuits and gravy? I'm a super cook. Forgot to tell you guys, this is a great video. Thank you so much.
Great video. So glad this one is kept up.
Great old tree❤
My favorite Roberts X 2 !!! 💚✌
Great video. Love from Australia. Xx
Great, looking forward to Part 2
Beautiful
Ok done subscribe 🤗🤗
Great content 👍👍 keep it up
Looked up steward iron works. Pretty cool still around
Love this! Can’t wait for the rest. Wish we know where this was located.
That movie was Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow with Johnny Depp. It was completly filmed on location in England t Levenson Studios...
I just watched Sleepy Hollow last night. Coincidences do happen.
I wonder if the Hamby marker at 08:00 is placed diagonally to the plot because it's marking the husband's grave on one side and the wife's on the other; an effort to save money using one menorial.
awesome
1940. America is still suffering from the Great Depression. The poured, embossed concrete slabs were what they could afford.
Hi guys, roughly how old is the tree & what sort is it please. So nice to see an old cemetery fairly well kept. Best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺🐨❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
All the mystery.....i like it
That was very fascinating. Poor babys. That have no name on them. Thank you Both Roberts. Was Cody with you? Beautiful Cemetery.
You all ever poked around on the old Central Of Georgia location in Macon, Ga? There was an entire industrial and residential complex "on the other side of the tracks" before it was torn down in the name of Urban renewal, then nothing ever put there... poked around there on the old Taylor Iron Works location for Jonathan W, and thought this is something more up you all's alley!
Have u ever stopped at any cemerties with historical makers signs that tell u somebody of intresting is buried there?
Thanks for the tour. Very well down, heartfelt.
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Where is this graveyard? Can you include the name and city in the title in your videos? Can you add site info/credits at the beginning? Thank you.
As always enjoyed very much. I still don’t understand those rock graves. Are the people in deep in the ground or just under the rocks?
They are deep in the ground.
The V looks like they started to put Willam there and realized they were to high and would run into another sentence
beautiful
At the rock tombs, are the people buried underground?
Yes
I think the rock tombs are Scottish cairns. The lichen on the children's stone tombs almost looks like flowers.
Why don't I get a notification for your video's. I have my bell on?
I don’t know??
There is a lor of stewart company fencing
Wow
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Looks like headstone is positioned to the east for the rising of the sun maybe? Also I’ve heard kin folks of Jimmy Carter are buried in this cemetery.
i'm thinking the V is part of the W from "Which" but they misplaced the typeset at first.
So Robert correct if I'm wrong but do I see that you and sidestep adventures are part of the Discovery + programming.
The reason I say that is I see their logo on part of your YourTube listings.
If so let me be the first to Congratulate you and if not daydreaming of things to come.
Sandy
Nope. Dunno why that would be on there??
Never mind and I do apologize my I looked back and saw my mistake it was a dum advertisement for discovery and I closed it down but their logo stayed there now I feel like a complete idiot
Will u have video on January 14 it be my birthday hope u could do it in Fredericksburg Texas is where my grandfather buried
I lived in Fredericksburg for eight years. The cemeteries were my favorite of Gillespie County.
Cemeteries used to have personality, just like the people resting there.
Looks like The stones are stacked so be very old
Well kept except let tree grow through fence?
No, that is a creepy tree. Say it with me, "Creeee-peee." It's like nature's "Keep Out" sign.
Beee-uuuu-tee-full tree. 😉
Not creepy beautiful!!
I have a thought around rubbings and/or brushing the invasive material off an old gravestone...That possibly it should be done ONLY if the resulting information will be posted for a historical record so that the information isn't lost. Of course not for "fun" though, that information dismissed when the "trip" is over because the delicate stone can be damaged further....If the information on the stone will be lost in short time, sometimes a rubbing or cleaning if documented for posterity could be okay? But amateur folks looking for something to do should definitely be discouraged. What you post is definitely preserving history. When the grave has ultimately "melted" due to elements, we have your videos preserving what they said.
It's been 101years after Martha died!
Hello Roberts
Bob and Re-Bob! 😂
I wish you tell where the grave are at
Look now old that tree is
Those graves aren’t very old compared to those around me in the northeast.
Well this part of Georgia wasn’t settled really until 1828, so.... that would be why.