The strange tale of the man killed by his own gravestone | His stone tells you how

[@willam1992]

9:45 i looked up the Ardsley station railway collision. it references to the Stairfoot railway station collision, Ardsley station was the name of the older station that went out of use just prior to 1870 15 passengers where killed and 59 passengers where injured when a goods train separated and the rear section of the goods train rolled down the line hitting a stationary passenger train

[@TruittAdventureCo]

Excellent video. I love learning the history of cemeteries I hope to visit someday.

[@MissRoseLily]

Beautiful ❤ especially the grave completely covered with beautiful bloming daffodils ❤❤❤

[@patricialamb3205]

Thanks Dan for another great walk .That one was sad ,with all the men who lost their lives in the mines 😢 ❤️🇨🇦

[@susan5301]

Such a lovely cemetery! That one grave with the daffodils was so pretty! We had snow last night here in Iowa! 🤣

[@robyndavis3043]

It’s the employers’ fault for “killing off” the young man 😢 May Roberts’ innocent soul, Rest In Peace

[@joanhatten6569]

Another great video Dan. The grave with the flowers were real pretty. Someone's taking care of it. That was so sad about Robert. Thanks again for another great video. Love from Georgia USA

[@virginiacuevas-kr6hm]

Lovefromcaliforia

[@LynnYarbrough]

I really enjoyed this one…however…I was sad that you didn’t allow us to read the full inscription on the man’s stone (the one that was killed by his headstone)…It was a poem that started out,”alas…” and I feel it was pertinent to the whole journey through the courtyard…It would have been an excellent way to end the video. Anyway, I do love watching your walks! Good day❤️

[@helencheadle5285]

I agree Lynn….have asked Dan to linger a little bit longer so we get chance to read, but think he feels we can rewind the video and pause. He does get about the Country and takes us to interesting places, but often says it’s too hard to read, which is a shame. Have suggested he keeps a torch handy or uses the torch on his mobile as we do, - shine across from the side and you can see much better, but guess time is against him, which is sad as there was so much interesting history /tragedy to read about in this one church yard. Best wishes to you. 🙋‍♀️🥰💐

[@johnpatrick9552]

You can always pause the video just sayin ~

[@sallybutton6237]

Just pause the video Lynn, people read at different speeds so it’s not productive to linger too long on one inscription for too long when you have a lot of ground to cover.

[@unhiddenhistory]

@@nemesis2264 The last two lines of this poem could not have been written for a more worthy stone, lol.

[@Janucka]

Thank's Dan, old cemeteries are fascinating and mysterious to me! Greetings from the Czech Republic

[@elizabethbrown8833]

Such informative Tours. 🌌🦋🐛🙏

[@suechurchill2161]

Thank you for guiding me in stone history tour - and in amazing good weather. That is interesting story of George and what joy being young can make one do?! Wondering what you look like? As your voice comes over so clear and safe and learned - ty

[@Grace-tc1lq]

Thanks for the amazing walk today. I’m glad that the season change will make it easier for you. I find the inscriptions so very interesting. Can’t thank you enough for sharing with us. You’re appreciated, 👏😊🇨🇦

[@Людмила-с8м4р]

Старинные кладбища Англии это погружение в историю на многие столетия, сердце замирает, когда представляешь этих людей, часто совсем молодых, горе родных, их давно нет, но память жива, благодаря городским в властям и потомкам, ухаживающими за погребениями, не чувствуется забвения, история наяву, церковь столь величественна и прекрасна, столько видела людских судеб, тени предков там повсюду мир и покой их душам

[@IrishAnnie]

What a beautiful walk through this graveyard. The stones are so beautifully carved. I can see most of the elaborate ones are slate. They last forever and they take carving just beautifully 😊

[@andyg1962]

Great walk Dan. Darfield church yard was a good place to go conkering when we were kids. By the way you're correct Wombwell is pronounced Wum well by us locals 😊

[@theburtseoni]

Hi Dan, just another Yank here from the States, love to watch your videos, especially the above ground crypts and viewing the interesting things inside, and all the old tombs and interesting architecture in the ancient grave yards.

[@janetslicer3637]

Thank you Dan for another great cemetery tour. I hope you are well.

[@alankerr2479]

RIP Robert ❤

[@darryllmon]

The mine lift tragedy sounded utterly dreadful, the poor guys. What a horrible way to go. Rest peacefully all 💙

[@zuzchannel]

I love your videos, I watch them daily. I love the atmosphere, your voice, the wind in the background and the sound of peaceful silence. You are extremely lucky to be able to move around English cemeteries. For me, these are the most beautiful cemeteries ever. In our country, old graves like this were destroyed to make way for new ones, which do not have decorative writing or decorations. I really envy your walks.🖤💀

[@LordNelson_369]

I absolutely love your videos! They are all so calming, educational, beautiful greenery, historic, you have an amazing calm voice! Fantastic You Tuber for sure!

[@sallybutton6237]

Thanks for another most interesting dead good walk Dan. I absolutely love the domestic history written on these graves such as the name of the house or area & cause of death. I often go & look them up on google maps & frequently find that some of the homes still exist, fascinating glimpse into the past. Have a good Easter Dan 💐

[@annbannister1118]

Hi Dan what a beautiful graveyard ,stunningly eerie 😊 wow killed by your own gravestone goodness 😮

[@cemeteryvisits]

What a beautiful spring day and beautiful graveyard as well 👍 very charming indeed 👍👍👍

[@IrishAnnie]

I looked up the collier disaster. Horrible!! My family is from West Virginia and coal was king. Many disasters there as mining is so dangerous.

[@vowxhing]

Thanks Dan! Lovely walk and beautiful video! Really nice light and camera work! 🩵

[@joelhurley2678]

Thank you Dan for another great walk have a great day sir.

[@BennyLlama39]

You just know when ol' Rob got to the afterlife, someone asked how he died and everyone in hearing range laughed their @$$es off when he told 'em. 😆

[@margopaton3240]

How interesting. I really enjoyed your video. (I tried to join but I don’t know how) Lots of young people died before their time. The daffodils were pretty.

[@violetdreams1799]

aww missed the live stream 😮 had to go out today... lovely cemetery with Spring daffodils, we're in bloom too but still dealing with rain and snow! the man killed by his own headstone, one of a kind grave that's for sure.. thanks Dan! hope you're doing well 💗

[@miserychannel69]

1:40 literally .. pushing up daffodils

[@ianshaw6922]

Ayup again fella. Im from Barnsley, yes terrible disaster that we learn about. (Wumwell).. Royston graveyard big ,would love to know of any interesting facts if any.

[@harpersmythe658]

My friends family came from Wombwell, they always pronounced it Wumwell 👍🏻

[@pegske]

Thank you Dan for another great video😊

[@lauradarnall227]

At least the grass is green compared to here in Des Moines Iowa USA 🇺🇸 where the grass is not greening up yet....I really love watching your videos on old cemetery in England and Scotland...

[@lorraineyoung102]

Plenty of Green,green grass over here, though I imagine it's also a lot wetter too! When do your lawns begin to grow? Most of us are only now bringing out the mowers for the first cuts after the winter (weather permitting of course 😁) 🇬🇧

[@Finnsslave]

Hi Dan, its pronounced Wumwell, great to see you round Darfield, hope you visit Wombwell cemetery as there is a few famous folks buried there, keep up the great trips :)

[@smorgasbroad1132]

I still don't understand the sequence of events with the stone that ended up killing him. Help. Thx.

[@Maguibali]

Great place!!....love your vídeos ❤❤

[@EllenCFarmGirl]

I enjoyed this ❤️💪spring is here!❤

[@Nicola.S.]

Really interesting thank you 😊

[@RobertHowe-f5z]

If only the tombstones could all be cleaned !

[@juncube6570]

Gorgeous daffodils ❤

[@Cheetoluv]

I was wondering, since spring is coming, I was wondering if you have ticks over in the UK?

[@paulinemahon884]

yes we do

[@theguitartemplepriest]

very interesting indeed sir, great show

[@drivenltd2020]

You should go have a look at st chads church kirkby knowsley. The church is stunning but the graves more so to the rear are in disrepair. Also the church has the oldest font in Europe dating back the the viking ago. And is said to have a witch buried there

[@kasie680]

I always like to imagine what people were wearing to the funerals of these people…

[@Nancy-lt5xr]

Awesome as always

[@stephengraham5099]

At 9.53 collision has been misspelt.

[@unhiddenhistory]

The Wyatt stone at about nine minutes in...was that the stone of TWO dead wives of the same man, or did I misread it?

[@irisepps2303]

Lovely stones !

[@English.Andy1]

Just be careful in high winds or leaning on something… it wouldn’t be much fun getting spattered

[@wendymaddock7705]

Just to let you no my grandad worked on the rail way as a shunter on arpely station it made my hair stand on end as I remembered my grandad tell me a story of a young man getting crushed between two trains xx my be it’s the same man xx 😘 xx

[@susiecross3174]

Dan, Thank You! It was beautiful yet hilly.You must have had a bit of a trek!😂

[@laurelahlstrom8749]

Thank you.

[@DIY101]

Better get Work Safe on it, this guy could qualify for a pension owing to his survivors.

[@susancousins8766]

What a sad, tragic story of a young man who took his own life and for what? I had two siblings who both died of the same reason. They did many prescription drugs from 3 or 4 different doctors. Honestly, I tried so hard to help them, but they didn’t want to listen. My brother’s heart was so enlarged the corner said his heart exploded. My sister took her own life with pain pills. It discussed me! Sorry 😞 I went on like that,but I guess I am not over it Have a great week.👍🏻 😠

[@agnesritchie1234]

Are you talking about the man who was working on a grave stone when it fell on top of it was a accident he didn't take his own life

[@СолнечныйПарус-р7щ]

Some kind of graveyard spirit, named Derek, reminded you of yourself, when you strolled there. For good, it needs to put a candle for the repose (for the rest) of Derek, and along with Robert. In a church or a chapel.😎

[@odditylocker]

Awesome!!! New sub here. Wish my videos were half as good. Can't wait to watch your other ones!

[@deadgoodwalks]

Thank you for subscribing

[@TheWacoKid1963]

I was buried there in 1849 and again in 1921, I'm to be cremated next time, fingers crossed, that will this time

[@lisad476]

Ty enjoyed it very much

[@thatc0vidgirl]

Forgive me but you sound so familiar in your voice, Was your friend Lewis as in Daniel Lewis? X

[@deadgoodwalks]

Hi Danielle, not the same I’m afraid

[@thatc0vidgirl]

@@deadgoodwalks aww there’s so many young people going far too soon. I lost my bestie a few weeks ago she was 40. It’s horrible isn’t it I’m sorry for your loss x

[@agnesritchie1234]

How did he get killed by his own head stone

[@Janucka]

😲😔

[@nikmason6873]

Reminds me of the movie Creepshow.

[@lissah68hall92]

Hope u get a break in the weather soon so we can get more vids

[@Vince_uk]

Catching up today

[@greywebs1944]

Probably forgot to dig a hole 🤔

[@missmarple7639]

👍👍👍

[@carolmurray5048]

We won’t kno u without the snow INCE or mist

[@margaretbaker3341]

Womb well

[@caroltrudge1389]

❤❤