The Kilmartin Stones aren't the only things to see in Kilmartin Cemetery...

The Kilmartin Stones are some famous grave markers that date from the 14th Century up to the 18th. They're just some of the highlights of this amazing, and very old, graveyard.
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[@shelliewerner5624]

❤ what an awesome place...love your videos !!! ❤

[@tanithmessenger3581]

Wow what amazing stones!

[@eleanorlaurent2303]

Beautiful! That's definitely added to the list for my next mainland adventure 🩷🩷🩷

[@lydiaross2554]

Thank you for taking us to this graveyard.

[@BrigidC]

Watched the video yesterday afternoon on the TV with Frank. Wow! Unreal chapel bits tour.
I’m going to be a broken record and say… so much history.
Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.

[@sylviaburns2995]

What a beautiful day there!

[@belindawallace5203]

What an amazing place! Thank you for taking us along for a visit. For some reason it made me think of a church in my area - it has an ossuary, though it’s only open to visitors during the summer months but definitely worth a visit if you’re ever passing through again. I think it’s called St Leonard’s, Hythe. I had no idea about it until one of my American friends was staying for a few days and googling interesting things to do.