Epic 1700's headstones

Killincooly Graveyard
#1700s #history #cemetery #stonemasonry #handcrafted

[lootsnuthouse]

Beautiful headstones. Thank you for sharing. Hope your feeling better. God Bless

[christineingram]

These are some really beautiful old headstones in here Sue.It’s quite flat and exposed, the headstones have worn really well considering.It’s a nice quiet plate too with some pretty views 🥰

[lindaball]

Welp, sorry missed your live, I missed entire day…I love drive along seeing your areas. Such a cool place, it’s just nowhere. Love these old places no one really knows of, except they then aren’t visited much either. But you’ve remembered them so we all get to. Thanks sue, sorry I wasn’t there. Hi everyone ! I noticed several 1790’s I wonder if something happened in the village at the time

[fuzzynavel]

The flowers look like fuchsias the hummingbirds favorite.

[tomsdotter]

This place is amazing. Gorgeous "ancient" stones. Such craftsmanship.Thanks so much for the great walk!

[vdimasteremeritus]

Quite an amazing place. What I am wondering is more around that this graveyard seems to be surrounded by the grassy field. It makes me wonder if this was originally a burial mound in antiquity that became a graveyard later.

[GrimsLounge]

a small but interesting cemetery disappoint with every vid you release🙌

[benimadmhickimse]

thanks for not letting them to be forgotten...

[JoeMotionVideos]

Absolutely amazing!
I can't wrap my mind around that grave yard being 300 years old. You would expect that for Royalty, but the commoner...just breathtaking.
What is the earliest headstone that you've seen?

[thewhitewitch]

Dank, fon dutch Woman..👵🧖‍♀️🧖‍♀️👟👟👟👟👟

[earthmother]

I would love to know what they say and how they lived then

[alandickerson]

This is an amazing cemetery! So many lovely very old stones, and a nice area! Thank you! Have a nice week!!

[davidsjenkins]

Great video keep up with the good work 👍👍😁

[thewhitewitch]

Hallo, Missis sereniteit sue, i am thank you for Video, s. I van. Not im Englisch wringing i co im dutch writing a, m Sorry…

[beckysteffka]

The stonework on those very old headstones are beautiful and amazing, what skill they had! And my favorite one was the large cross with the Celtic designs.

[Liz_]

It amazes me that you can read the stones from the 1700s!!! That is 200 years old! This was a great find Thanks Sue!

[joostypip]

Hey Sue, first what a beautiful country road that was, l could have travelled it for hours, second, that plant is called ‘fuchsia’ and I had to laugh cause me and my sister did the same thing as youngsters, sucking the nectar out of them! Alas in Canada it’s grown as an annual. Third, thanks for sharing those exquisite 18th century stones, the imagery and crispness of some transports me back in time, the script work of the writing is just so beautiful and the attention to detail is second to none! Thank you!!!

[lindabrown]

What an amazing little cemetery .The craftsmanship is superb .Thanks for taking us along .Take care on your travels 🙏

[cathys]

It’s amazing that any of the stones from the 1700’s that have fallen flat are still readable. Imagine how much rain has hit them over the centuries! The surrounding views are gorgeous. Great video as always, Sue.

[sandra]

I missed this one. Are you going at a certain day and hour each week? I’ll remind myself.✌️