Touring Brisbane's biggest private cemetery
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- In this video we take a walk around the largest privately owned cemetery in Brisbane where Catholic priests, nuns and brothers are buried side by side in one section, and the departed faithful are buried through the rest of the sprawling cemetery in ornate graves, crypts and mausoleums.
The largely Catholic Italian influence at this cemetery lends itself to some gorgeous religious iconography, more angels per capita than pretty much anywhere we've seen and some impressive examples of wrought iron work among the alleys of family burial sites.
During our visit we also answer a question about aspirating - where does the undigested food go?
Thanks for joining us,
Until next time, stay safe,
T&T xx
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Wow looks stunning and so interesting to go to. Grave cemetery's are lovely to go around. So much history and love around x
Yes, we both love to visit cemeteries - they are peaceful and looking at snapshots of people's lives is so interesting! Thanks for watching :)
Good day beautiful ladies. I cant believe the weekend is here again already. Ive heard the older you get the faster time flies. I love to cemetery explore. A friend and I do that quiet often. We love finding and reading the unique stones. I will often wander about that person and what kind of life they lived. On that note have wonderful weekend.
Hi George, we are like you read the heads stones and wonder what kind of life they had 🤔
Yes time goes by so very fast enjoy every moment and have a wonderful week 💚💚
A field trip to the Catholic Cemetery what a great idea😊. Quite a few ceneteries offer tours. Highgate Cemetery in London has some famous 'residents'. I've told you about the olc cemetery in the town where I live. It closed in 1978 and a charitable trust now run it. They are slowly restoring it there's a woodland walk/nature trail. Meeting rooms they have turned the old caretaker's house into an air bnb and the next big project is to restore the catacoombs.😊
That sounds like an interesting project Steve..not sure I'd care to stay at the B n B though 🤷
Lovely video once again!
Hi Coffeecat, thank you so much 💚💚
Wow that's a huge cemetery thanks for sharing this 💚💚💚✅✅
Hi Belinda, it is a beautiful cemetery, take care 💚💚
Good afternoon ladies how are you doing today and it's raining 🌧 here in the UK 🇬🇧 what a stunning cemetery its so beautiful and cemeteries are so peaceful also eerie too
Hi Natalie, stay dry and warm lovely. Cemeteries are very peaceful places and it's always calming walking through them.
Take care 💚💚
What a gorgeous cemetery. Thank you for taking us on this journey with you! Love you ladies
Hi Elizabeth, thank you so much 💚💚
That is a truly beautiful cemetery! Love the birds hanging around singing to the dead!
Thanks for sharing ladies but one question......are these graves permanent or rented?
Have a lovely weekend! 💜
Hi Kim, permanent at this cemetery. 🙂 Not sure if there is capacity for the clergy to reuse graves but the public part of the cemetery is for permanent residents. 🙂💚
Great vid, the mausoleum you guys have in bne are diff to ours, in melb our are way bigger and designed diff .
Hi Andy, that's why we need a special trip to Melbourne to catch up and show us around some of the cemeteries. We will definitely do that next year 😊💚💚
@@Areyoudyingtoknow yesss pls 😍❤️❤️ cant wait
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This cemetery is very busy (messy) with all the different stones, markers, mausoleums, too much above ground. In the U.S., cemeteries are much neater, even elegant.
Hi Mary thank you for your comments take care 💚💚
I have a friend studying dietetics and for that she has to visit a cadaver lab. How would you heavily embalm a body that's been donated to science without damaging the internal organs when aspirating since they need to be intact to study? 🤔
Hi Cas, great question. Funeral homes will not touch a body that's donated to science, we only store the cadaver for a day till paper work has been finalised with the family and the Uni. Here in Queensland not many of the cadavers are embalmed if they do embalm, the cadaver will not be aspirated. Most of the cadavers are fresh frozen and won't be Embalmed at all. These cadavers are cleaned disinfected then frozen, if I remember from my last visit these cadavers will last around 2 years. The cadaver will be defrosted so students can work on them then re frozen till next needed. Take care 💚💚
Hi beautiful lady’s
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Have you ever visited a cemetery and recalled its someone you prepped?
Hi Gavin, yes I have a few times 😔💚💚