Keighley (Utley) Cemetery, Yorkshire, UK: Amazing large memorials and atmospheric walks

[@CarlStJohn-x9w]

Very well filmed ❤

[@exploringandwalking.r]

What a fascinating graveyard! Thanks for filming.

[@alanraistrick3339]

great video,ive been here

[@mushymagazineonlocation7328]

Nice to see you in my neck of the woods again boots.

[@dm607]

My wheelchair could never get around these historic cemeteries and graveyards. Thank you, Mr Boots, for sharing these beautiful places with us.

[@bootsmctee]

You are very welcome

[@ChappiesView]

Thank you for the tour. Always good to see where you take us. Trust you're keeping well.

[@bootsmctee]

Keeping well - but struggling to find the right time to video with the poor weather.

[@amilzola2321]

Seven minutes into the video I kept asking where the heck did all that money come from. Thanks for not keeping me waiting on the answer. I appreciate the effort and care you put into your videos. I do look forward to viewing more of you back catalog.

[@bootsmctee]

Glad you enjoy them.

[@sylviaburns2995]

I like the uncrowded quaint yard 3/4 through; from the "foot path over the bridge"15:27.

[@alanraistrick3339]

you need to visit undercliffe cemetery bradford.amazing place

[@markan79]

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

[@mikeholgate5712]

Very true Mark. Many a day spent playing in here.

[@susanellis7780]

There was brass when cotton was king😊

[@SusanWoollands]

Would be nicer if you read the history of the yrs on the stones

[@PaoloBanke]

When my Grandfather was an assistant grave digger for a spell he was told by his boss many of the large memorials were to ensure that the occupant stayed down as they were not liked in life and people did not want them digging their way out 🤣.

[@lablackzed]

In the old days you had to have some brass to afford monuments like these on your grave.

[@alanraistrick3339]

1000s of unmarked plots in there