Nunhead Cemetery, South London. An exploration of some of the memorials.

[@techElephant]

Some of my gread-grandparents are burried there... I hope to visit one day.

[@doreenlevett796]

Lovely way to spend a sunny afternoon

[@bronwyntaylor9214]

If I was to be buried & have a headstone I would love it to covered in ivy etc in time with wildlife all around 💜 just beautiful Thanks for wandering

[@michaelgaskell7408]

I couldn't agree more Bronwyn,me too.

[@bcoldgoalie]

😊👍

[@JoseighBlogs]

Know this lovely cemetery well being a 10 or 15-minute walk away from my home. Have to say my eyebrows rose though at 3:48 where the narrator suggests 'creepers can be pulled back off graves if you like to read inscriptions' is highly inadvisable and could be sacrilegiously reckless as clinging ivy, in pulling it away from inscriptions, has potential to displace weathered, crumbling surface layers and thus damage inscriptions beyond ability then to read. And, again toward end of video at 15:03 the blithely encouraged 'we could easily remove the creeper' is a definite 'No No' to the otherwise 'Yes Yes' of the video visit.

[@michaelgaskell7408]

I couldn't agree more Bobbie, because of the way we're destroying this small island, cemeteries and railway embankments are now some of the few"natural" refuge's wildlife has left.Thank you for your much needed comment.

[@MeaHeaR]

when I was young I walked a bit in there, frightened the 💩💩💩 Outter Me, I quickly ran out. What I could never work out at the time was how the hell it stretched from Torridge Gardens to Near Ivydale School 😲😲😲😨😨😨😨😨

[@robertphelps1574]

What year was you in there

[@MeaHeaR]

@@robertphelps1574 umm err in between 1972 to 1975, I went to Ivydalé Primary School, I usto live in Welland Housé 🏠 on Ryé Láné 😃

[@markallan3842]

Bitter sweat beauty