Older than we thought, Strathmiglo Cemetery in Fife, Scotland
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025
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Wow! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.
Really great find...❤
What a fascinating place.
That’s a fascinating spot. I love the really old carvings - thank you for sharing them.
Wow! Awesome find. Ty for sharing with us.
Freaky, that the first stone has my initials on it! lol. Another really interesting graveyard. Great to pieces that have fallen are still there.
Nice find! Please post photos of those old graves you find. Perhaps a web site or a book of your finds maybe. I'd buy it!!!
Cash Feus is named after the singer Johnny Cash who has ancestors from Strathmiglo and Falkland. There's a bench dedicated to him in Falkland.
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Wee question - why don't you remove the moss to check stuff? I'm assuming as it's protecting what is underneath it, but then again.. would it be damaging it - just curious? Thank you again for an interesting little video. G
I think the moss actually “eats” into the top layers of the stone, definitely grips it. Don’t want to damage anything ripping it off :) Probably wouldn’t do much harm but there’s always plenty other things to see.