very interesting, very creepy exploration!!!

Cemetery Sundayyyy!!!! I really like the tombstone that looked like a stack of logs. Some of these headstones are sooo intricate! I wonder what they looked like brand new. So many people that are lost to history, no idea what they looked like or what they chose to wear to rest in peace. Cemeteries are always so strange.

awesome...I love lighthouses!

Looks like a granddaddy long legs.

I was either going to say a daddy long legs or a brown recluse but it could also be the common house spider or like alairrjc said a cellur spider kinda hard to tell tho because of the thorax

Pretty sure it's a daddy

Pretty sure it’s a Cellar spider. They are harmless and eat brown recluses.

Looks like a Daddy Long Legs on steroids 😅

🫣🫣eewwwww lol imagine it jumping on you 😭

Another great round of Cemetery Sunday! The almost ancient dead and their resting places, Well done East Florida Explorer!!

Change the title it's not cool it's a child grave respect this little one

My daughter is buried there she was 13 years old when she passed away and I buried her on her 14th birthday and she is related to Allen Collins .

Happy Cemetery Sunday! Thanks Explorer!

Different worlds I fucking love it

Absolute

Watching now brother ❤

Another great video Explorer! Thanks!

I wish you could have known Otis Hunter who grew up in that area. He could have told you a lot about the history of that area.

Coukd you tell if any square nails were used or mostly more modern (post 1900s) ones used? Cool video and never heard of this place

Amen 🙏

Just popped by to make sure I was subbed and make a comment!

A fabulous walk Explorer!! Sandy dunes of doom! well done!!

Peeling paper and rotting wood, nature claiming its own.....Great video Explorer! Thank you

The 1st piece you found looks to be a "knife". They'd use these to cut meat off bone etc. Its amazing what are actual tools here yet dont look it. If south of Lake George and North of Kissimmee area (Volusia, Seminole, Orange county etc) very likely Mayaca indians. The "St. John's style check stamped" pottery find is cool and easily dated vs plain. Cool finds!

Looks like a fixer upper 😂…super cool find reminds me of being a kid exploring in the woods!

I would love to explore that area.

One of our school teachers at Bunnell High: Emma Murray grew up in that area!

I was told years ago that there were more buildings like that one, but were torn down for the cypress lumber.

That’s probably not the first or last time that will happen 😂😂 at least you got some excitement for a moment

Oh wow!

I feel like I say this too much but you're making me miss Florida sooo much! Old natural undeveloped Florida is just so freaking beautiful. I miss the history, the Spanish moss, the insects, the sounds...

oh boy cannot wait for this! Love that brick, wow.. haven't really seen anything like this before. It reminds me of the Charleston cobblestone!

No way what a great find!!!!!! We used to find arrowheads all the time on my parents' farm. So cool to think of the decades (hundred plus?) years the arrowheads laid there just waiting to be discovered, long after whoever created or shot it is gone. Eerie!!!!!

CEMETERY SUNDAYYYYY YAYY!!!!!! :D. Dang you always have perfect music for these intros! This one is extra interesting, I always like those lost, forgotten slave cemeteries. So glad to see some of them are being rediscovered and maintained. Those brick mausoleums are extra creepy!!!!!

I can’t be the only one who though he was wearing a tutu😭

Sucks to hear they want to build near and around such a cool and historical road. Great stuff man!

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Very nicely done! Like the spooky music. 😮

Next time we get a good rain, you should check again. Super amazing. Do you know which tribes they're most likely from?

Arrowheads!! Very cool! Thanks Explorer!

Solid white arrow head looks like it is made of flint rock, not normally found in that region. Proof that maybe native Americana traded with other tribes!

That’s pretty cool, I bet there’s some pretty good dumbos along that thing.

Absolutely love how just lay out like I do man I’m from Maine. You’re from Florida, but I feel like you get the way I feel about my state you look at things and talk about things. I love it.

Let's hope Calm Poast never get their greedy hands on that section of the county.

Sadly a lot of bricks were stolen years ago, which accounts for the areas missing bricks.

One of my favorite spots. I'm there at least once a month. Love the 2.5 mile trail right next to the lake.

Great video, a really cool place! Thanks Explorer!