I was relieved when you started reading some 1800s headstones, and from the outside, the derelict chapel still looks amazing! Thanks for trudging up those hills to share this with us Mr Boots. Deb of Oz.

A great example of stonemasons work a true craft.

Thank you, Mr. McTee for your walks and the cemetery videos. All in all very informative and entertaining. Thank you, Sir.

I've got an old pal in Huddersfield, I cannot wait to link her up to this video. ETA: Poles came after WW2 some were DPs (displaced persons), others refugees, who found work in the mills.

Always a pleasure to join you on your walks. And what a lovely spot to spread the ashes of your loved ones…..very peaceful.

My Husband is now buried there as is is my Mother, overlooking our farmland in the last part of your video. The Manor house you show is Eggesford House, once home to the Earl of Portsmouth. There are other families you missed in your video, my Husband and his Mother fought to stop it becoming an 'architectural ruin' and it is now a fully functioning Church. My Husband was Church Warden there for many years. We were married there. It is a wonderful and historic place to visit. I will be there too when my time comes.

I've done that walk from the warren to dawlish and back many a time. I'm glad I'm only a short drive from there.

Just a bit of information for you. The tower is currently having its bells taken out for refurbishment and the tower looks to have been re-pointed aswell. The bells were supposed to be back in action this October, but as most of these long term projects, it has been delayed.

Some amazing old memorials found here Mr Boots, early 17 & 1800s. I wonder what life was like for these folks back then. Seeing the High Celtic Crosses always makes my day! Please be careful. Deb of Oz.

Lovely video - happy to see I'm not the only nicely spoken person left in the NW. 😉 BTW my maternal grandfather was the head greenkeeper at Sale Golf Course. Small world and all that!

Its a disgrace xx ...council needs to get their act together x .. it's awful

Corridor of poplars would be something to see when in leaf. Very enjoyable. Thank you.

Hi. Great video. Looks like a nice place for a walk.

Well Mr McTee, I totally agree with you what a beautiful cemetery well cared for but left so that wildlife could live there as well. Well done Darlington North please take a bow your should be very proud of your maintenance crew. Thank you for sharing with us Mr McTee excellently filmed.

thank you for a great video

I did not want this walkabout to end Mr. Boots, amazing monuments and beautiful nature everywhere! I loved the ornate chest tomb...Take care. Deb of Oz.

you need to visit undercliffe cemetery bradford.amazing place

1000s of unmarked plots in there

great video,ive been here

Great video. What a truly amazing place.

Lovely video as usual but it's west cemetery, keep up the good work.

Cedar sycamores and monkey puzzle trees just beautiful and mature ❤ Very well filmed .

great video,is there a carpark nearby

i was there today

im commonwealth war graves volunteer at this cemetery with my mate

Video could have been twice as long and I would have wanted more…..thank you! ☺️

I was born and raised in the village and still live there now, please spell the village correctly though, UTLEY

Thank you for another great tour of a beautiful church and graveyard.

Well Mr McTee yet another vandalised Cemetery those cameras should be watching the council to proved to a Judge they needlessly vandalised the grave stones. I expect that is a dream and unlikely ever to happen, mores the pity. Still very sad to see.😢

Lovely video. Looks a nice place too.

The people who live near to it can't be buried in there.

You find very nice places! Such beautiful country!

Soo sad xx ...may they all rest in peace❤️❤️❤️❤️

Stunning ,thankyou for showing us around x

Not a fan of 20th century headstones, but the etchings were really nice. That was a quaint little church. Thank you Mr. Boots. Deb.

The woman with beads is the statue of Our Lady Queen of Heaven with the child Jesus holding the Rosary beads. The pushed over cross to my horror looks like the desecrated grave of the Catholic Priests of Warrington all Benedictine monks of Ampleforth. That breaks my heart indeed. God forgive whoever allowed that to happen. That is sacrilege.

I've always wondered where Budleigh Salterton was ever since it was mentioned in "The Master Blackmailer" by A. Conan Doyle. Thanks for the information.

Just what I needed this morning. Love to accompany you on your walks. 😊

I live not far from there and have been down there many times. A lovely part of the world

Lovely walk, thanks for taking me along 😊

Thanks for this. My great great grandmother is buried there

Thank you, Boots, from another Aussie watcher😊

My dads buried there , over looking the m6 he worked on

Thank you for showing me around this cemetery, I live only 5 minutes away from it❤️👍

It's really sad to see how unkempt this cemetery is surrounding the memorials. I was a bit shocked at the lack of Celtic Crosses. Thanks for being a mountain goat for us Mr Boots...lol.😄 I was born in Cwm, Ebbw Vale, love seeing you in South Wales. Take care, Deb of Oz.

Loved the vid .thankyou

I used to visit Lympstone a lot in the early 1960's, when Darling Rock in the harbour was a lot bigger than it is now, My friend Gary (Franks) and his parents visited his mother's relatives at that time. His Mum was a Norton and her sister was married to Leonard Challis. Leonard and Ivy Challis had two children - Marcel and Angela. Gary's father - Herbert Franks was from Withycombe Raleigh in Exmouth. I loved it down there. Beautiful place. The Challises lived at Highgrove (now built upon) and later up near the Sadler's Arms . In those days, the railway station was a proper station and I think the village football team played up on the Cliff Field.

I live just outside of Northlew and and this small village has the dubious honour of losing the most men per capita in WW1. Just up the road from Winkleigh.

Jealous of the owners of those Thatched cottages. Looked like a nicely cared for graveyard.

Very serene setting with beautiful old stones! Thank you Mr Boots for another wonderful walkabout. Take care. Deb of Oz.