Caves, Friends and Haunted Places ~ Gettysburg PA

[@garyjohnson4608]

Thank you sooo much for the tour. As a veteran myself, I feel a lot of compassion for those who suffered and died on this and other battlefields.

[@RuthieSeptember]

Years ago, I visited the battlefield with a friend. When we were at the Triangular Field, her camera rewound the remaining film all by itself. She had only taken 4 photos. That scared the daylights out of me. But...Gettysburg is a beautiful, horrible, and sacred place...horrible for the number of lost lives. Thanks for this video. RS

[@tamsenroberts7201]

I visited Gettysburg when I lived in McLean VA on a school field trip! It was wonderful!!! I still have a Confederate bullet I bought at the gift shop! I'm 63 now and I still remember the wonderful history of it! Thank you!!!

[@maryannanaya905]

Cemetery with unknown is so sad , bless their souls.

[@vivians9392]

Known but to God.

[@enrico7342]

Great video, My great great grandfather was shot at Gettysburg during Pickett’s charge

[@vikkinicholson2300]

wow that is awesome Enrico.....may he rest in peace.

[@astaboy]

Also; the reason there's so many unknown burials at the national cemetery stems from the fact that these soldiers were originally buried where they fell. Many were placed in mass graves. They where later disinterred and reburied here. By then it was impossible to identify each individual.

[@tomritter493]

Been there 4 times still can't get enough of it great video brother

[@captcandyman]

I know how you feel, been there dozens of times

[@barbaralynch3015]

I've been going almost every year since 1985! I love it!

[@gehmangang8006]

Lover of Gettysburg here! Recently stayed there for 15th wedding anniversary. Rode bikes to Sach's bridge! Great video...never knew about that cave! Picketts charge (a.k.a. Highwater Mark" was my favorite stop.

[@mela7864]

When you started to walk the field, seeing the black clouds overhead looked like smoke from the cannons in the battle. So erie !!!!

[@daveyjoweaver5183]

Fun Vid WW. Makes me want to get back to Gettysburg again. Haven't been there in may be 12 years. Did lots of paranormal investigation there, the Jenny Wade house, the Farnsworth building and the orphanage and others. I captured lots of stuff including bagpipes playing Amazing Grace and a bugle playing taps. These sounds were recorded about 9:30 pm on the Wheatfield. I also smell gun powder and rotting flesh also on the Wheatfield. It was a hot and humid July night about 89 degrees and felt a very cold spot just before the smells came. I only smelled them for a few seconds each. It was also the location of another 17 bodies discovered we found out about two months later through a ranger. He said it would take several years of paper work to arrange them to be buried in the National Cemetery. A beautiful place for such a horrid battle to have taken place. Before Gburg there was an Indian war in this area I was told by one of the Rangers. Thanks Kindly! Hike On! DaveyJO

[@maryannanaya905]

What a view, looks fun. As older folks we appreciate it much more. History.

[@RevengeOfTheApocalypse]

It was a fun day! Can’t wait for the next adventure

[@boudica26ify]

Always a pleasure. Thanks Cliff. Amazing place. Have been only once. Can't believe you found a cave there lol. Thanks as always and always fun. :)

[@WELMvoxandsynth]

My dad is a battlefield guide there!

[@1meandeeresbaby]

Thank You for introducing all the other groups! I am watching several of them, and I have enjoyed them.

[@GriddleMeThis]

great place to visit.. love your vids.. i actually live in a house built in the 1750s by martic forge so all the history you get into is great

[@Catlife247]

Awesome how you climbed through the cavern!!

[@deandanielson8074]

Thanks for the tour and your fine video work in the heat. My wife and I visited Gettysburg two days before we all met up at Steamtown. Nice to again see what we viewed. We did not take the multi-steps of the Pennsylvania memorial -- but glad you did so we could see it from up top. Thanks. Dean from Minnesota

[@benfrankog6111]

I went here to Gettysburg as a kid, was a great experience. Thanks for sharing WW!

[@CheapestGamer]

So did I. I seem to recall climbing to the top of some large metal watch tower but at the time I was not a history buff like I am now. I was actually pretty bored there as a kid. I definitely wouldn't mind going back sometime, preferably in the fall when it's not 80-90* and humid though.

[@lindamccaughey8800]

That was really good. Enjoy the history of the place. Thanks for taking me along

[@lindamccaughey8800]

No cave hey? You the man Cliff

[@geoffreyjones2000]

Thanks for sharing your meeting... I had detention that day and missed the school trip(1968)

[@rachelskilling5414]

Bit late to the party but I just watched this today ...looking forward to travelling from Scotland and seeing Gettysburg myself one day soon ...Cliff you are such a sweetie.. aww ‘Amy’ ❤️ 😊😊

[@bekleidungu.ausrustung7068]

Nice. Fun day to get out and check everything out!!

[@pamelaattrux336]

What’s cool place love history thanks for us this kind of stuff

[@MD20239]

I want to go there someday. I went to Gettysburg years ago, but never been to battlefields yet.

[@RusticVentures]

Ha! You did leave that in there at 7:41, that's hilarious! 😂 Awesome video! It was a great day and awesome meeting everyone again.

[@donaldmilhoan6379]

Great Video! I love history.

[@dennisbrooks8566]

When I went there I thought the place was kind of creepy in a way . Like a sad , foreboding feeling . Just imagine the guts it took for the men on both sides to line up and march towards each other . I've been there at night aswell . Creepy .

[@Dan-n-Butters]

I stayed at the local hotel just off the Park grounds by the train tracks. I was tempted to get out the old metal detector and see what I can find

[@careyleroux3784]

Great video and thank you kindly.

[@captcandyman]

very awesome how you seem to be able to get so many people together

[@debsmith9819]

If any place is haunted, this would be the one!!!

[@michaelzivanovich2061]

Unless I am very mistaken, the Pa. monument was essentially closed for quite a long time, and for many years you were not allowed to go inside, as the monument had deteriorated to a point to be considered unsafe..good reason to visit, so I can enjoy the view I missed in elementary school!

[@nancyford4536]

Loved this video! Massachusetts

[@mikegross6107]

When my mother and I visited in the mid '60's it seemed to me there were more trees! The whole place looks different from my memory of Gettysburg.

[@katrinascreationscrafting]

I live in Gettysburg and had no idea that you could climb to the top of the monument.

[@maryannanaya905]

I am in Arizona this travel looks amazing. I use an oxygen machine and could never walk that much now.

[@maryannanaya905]

Very interesting.

[@stevent9441]

You are walking on hallowed ground. I will be there on july 1,2,3 for the anniversary.

[@choosetolivefree]

"hollowed ground". Lol. People are such sentimental idiots.

[@nakedholerat]

People die everywhere everyday

[@choosetolivefree]

@@nakedholerat YES. Thank you for being intelligent. So rare

[@sawillie1680]

Enjoyed this thanks!

[@KenWheelerWhistler]

My mom, her boyfriend and I went to Gettysburg back in 2011, we were by one of the confederate cannons, mom was trying to take a picture of us when she said that there were soldiers in the picture, I was trying to look at the picture and I didn't see anything and to this day my mom could've sworn she saw some soldiers there and that I've accidently deleted it, though I still don't remember even deleting anything?

[@steveblauvelt6312]

At 4:12 you say we are hanging in the shad because it is hot out. Think how they were dressed and fighting battles back then.

[@midnightrunner684]

"Shade "

[@jimfowle8733]

I was a tourist going there for years, finally moved there and it just wasn't the same. Lived there for ten years. Moved out in 2011, it's a shame but a beautiful place to visit but didn't want to live there. Sometimes life is strange huh?

[@briancalifornia1]

What reasons made you not want to live there? I am assuming you living there is fun at first but wears off after seeing everything touring the battlefields seeing the museums and exhibits you've seen it all the excitement wears off you take it for granted perhaps that's what drove you out. Also being a tourist you only go certain times of the year you don't get to see what it's like to live there year round the winters can be brutal I guess you really got to do a lot of research before moving there in the first place.

[@Dan-n-Butters]

Damn. Devil's den has roads around it? I remember where we could walk it down from little round top and there was no road

[@danmathers141]

I guess many of the unknowns uniforms were intact so they knew what group they were in. They could also tell some information by where they fell. That's why they were "dog tags" now. This in reference to the cemetary in the last part of the video.

[@naybur74]

i can imagine not having enough to bury in the first place,so sad not know who these people were,heartbreaking.

[@nancymann5351]

I've done the Pa monument but I will not do the towers.

[@reddirtfarm7704]

Getting close to my back door!!! Keysville.

[@Dan-n-Butters]

Does anyone else ever wonder how many ancient people been in the same cave in the same footsteps. Like the Indians or people thousands of years ago. Should've checked for petroglyphs

[@groundhog7652]

No kilt wearers? Reason I asked, I was there in 2020. For whatever reason there were 3 seemingly unrelated men wearing kilts. 1 in plaid, and the other 2 were in plain black kilts. No idea if there was any reason or rhyme to this. I hurt my leg right before I left so I parked in a handicapped space using a expired handicap sign. Had to walk with a cane a bit.

[@nickmad887]

love the channel, do you have any thing from Pittsburgh area

[@briancalifornia1]

I was there at the cemetery area when I went to Gettysburg a few years ago we drove there for the day after we landed in Washington DC Then went back to Washington DC to our Hotel. I would Actually love to live in Gettysburg I'd go to the battle fields every day ghost hunting I"d play some Dixie.

[@lindagreen1105]

Such a beautiful place to have seen so much death.

[@tyesoutherland4618]

Imagine the families going to their graves wondering.

[@ln1840]

Love Devils Rock.

[@maryannanaya905]

The whole group is there.

[@elliebellielongstreet]

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[@alansmith4734]

Did you visit Eisenhower's house at Gettysburg?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

didn't get there

[@robdwy1708]

Cool

[@buddylight2191]

How many cannons were used in the war at Gettysburg?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Don't know offhand

[@vinny4411]

About 300

[@marypozzi5297]

I don’t blame you for the height bothering you

[@silvanodost389]

found mike's channel

[@BrotherFrankTV]

#WanderingWoodsman, Very Cool Video As Always! I Sent You An Email, Hope To Hear Back From Ya! Thanks Bro! #BrotherFrankTV Subbed Ya!

[@uweyaa]

Did you know U.S.A start from 1776 until to 2016 230 WARS arround the world? "" What a PEACEFULL NATION "" 😃