We explore jagged places & things. By that, we mean those with a rough edge. Our cemeteries are usually forgotten and hidden in the woods or taken over by weeds. Abandon houses we explore are very jagged and usually in ruins or close to it. We also tell you stories of murder in the 1800s and early 1900s about common folks from the Midwest and surrounding areas. We love all things haunted too. We hope you will join us on our jagged explorations. We sure would like you to come along.
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17:00 Thursday, June 20, 1974, p. 4 Active Wickenburg resident Brad Blossom died Friday June 14 at Wickenburg Community Hospital of Cancer. Blossom, 62, was born and educated in St. Louis and graduated from Amhurst College in 1934. He worked as an investment broker in the 1930's and founded Master Plastic Corporation which furnished parts for the aircraft industry in the 40's. He sold his interest in 1952 and the following year married Eleanor Barrows Waterbury. He moved her and her family to St. Louis where he operated an insurance agency until 1960. He was a winter visitor to Wickenburg since 1953 until 1960 when he established a home here. He was active in several small businesses and in 1967 he was a founder of Hydroculture, Inc., a pioneer firm in hydroponic growing. He served as Vice-President and Director of that Company until his death. He is survived by his mother and brother in St. Louis, his wife and two adopted children and five grandchildren.
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This lady obviously never learned that if you don’t have anything nice to say keep your damn mouth shut. IT wasn’t a mop. TORCH WITH FLAME (INVERTED) - The inverted torch represents death or a life extinguished. The inverted torch with the flame still burning represents the death of the flesh, but the eternal life of the soul. But you can’t win them all, right? Not watching any more of your videos.
A flashlight is helpful in reading the old tombstones.
The dath date is left blank until the surviving spouse dies. So he was never buried in that plot. I wonder if anyone was? Or did the engraver not do his job? Check the cemetery records.
You can take paper and pencil to rub the writing on the stones out by turning the pencil sideways.
I love going to old cemeteries and reading the head stones,I took my boys with me,when they started dating my eldest said “Mom did you know that girls don’t like to go to old cemeteries “
Amen!Thou they are dead yet shall they live.
She died in the winter & was buried on the family property. That's the only reason for the shallow grave outside the graveyard. She still has descendents in the area. Remember to those who visit, that's the memorial to someone's great grandmother. Please show respect.
shame that the cemetery does have someone cleaning and restoring these amazing grave markers.
Please...it is disrespectful to walk on the graves. Film from the side, or with a telephoto lens that can zoom. Many times you can read the stones with a flashlight shown from the sides. The shadows many times outline the letters making it easier to read. Most graves are placed with the head of the grave facing east. This is because of the second coming of Christ will have the restriction of those that are dead in Christ will rise to heaven. This will happen from the EAST therefore they face the east. I believe the lady is not holding a mop..I heard that she was holding the torch of life, and did do great things in her Southern relief and she was so loving, she was like a light to the Southern people. The light of her torch was cut short and she holds it down signifying the light of life cut out.
You need to do some research about the graves before you film.
18:07 That's "Defect Product" dude...
I didn't realize that until afterwards when someone else pointed it out. You're absolutely right!
Slow down on moving the camera so much .
I love going to graveyards but my husband thinks it’s sick. And now I’m in a wheelchair but I do get to my family members.
Ok lady from the video pls be lil more nicer and respectful pls dnt say things that are not need it to say come on read and leave it dnt make jokes about it ok you look dum and rood ok
Fabio ❤
Cheer~~~a burial ground---a graveyard.
an eye typically represents the all-seeing eye of God and could denote that the decedent was a Freemason.
Can I use this only for note taking for college students?
Yes. It should work. Assuming the software you use to take notes supports using a tablet. It's an older tablet now so you may be able to pick one up for a lot less now. I'm sure there are newer versions available now too so take into consideration that this one might be harder to find new and getting drivers for older tablets can sometimes be challenging. So make sure you get the drivers before you purchase one just to get ahead of the game.
@@saintmute does it scroll without touching the touchpad/mouse?
All the buttons and the scroll wheel are programmable so even if it doesn't scroll right out of the box you can program the scroll wheel to send whatever keystroke your software needs to scroll. So if it needs the up arrow or down arrow, or page up and page down, it can send those keystrokes. I've yet to try to use it as an input device for a phone or tablet, although they say it can work with those. I don't know how it'd work in that situation. I'm sure there's instructions out there somewhere if that's how you intend to use it.
@@JaggedThings what is the convenient for me as a med student? Deco mini7W or Veikk A15pro? I only use for note taking, not for drawing since i am not artistic. I will wait for your response. Thank you 💓
Long answer: There's a lot to consider so I don't know that I can really give you a perfect answer. I'll try to break down the points that I see right off the top. Personally I don't know shorthand and I type a LOT faster than I hand write so if I were just transcribing what a professor was saying in class, then I'd probably use a keyboard. But if I needed to add little sketches then I might consider using a tablet if just pencil and paper are out of the question. Speed is probably very important so whatever is fastest and accurate. It's frustrating if you fall behind taking notes. Also, if you aren't using a tablet (android) that allows you to write with a stylus directly on the screen, then you will need to get used to writing on one of these art tablets while looking at a separate screen. It takes a while to get used to it. In fact, I ended up purchasing a tablet that has a screen built in. That has it's own set of problems though. So if you believe using a tablet like the Veikk a15 or the Deco Mini7 is still the best choice, then here are my main concerns. The Veikk is larger. The working area is 10x6 inches where the Deco has a 4x3 inch working area. Personally I think it's easier if your tablet matches the size of your screen as much as possible. So from past experience with a small tablet connected to a laptop it was more challenging because small movements on the small tablet meant large movements on the large screen. Likewise if you are using a large tablet to take notes on a cellphone then what might seem like normal handwriting might appear very tiny on your cellphone. So if you were using a cellphone I'd choose the Deco mini7. Also, the Veikk will be powered by whatever device it's connected to. I'm not sure how much it would drain the battery. The Deco is wireless so it has it's own battery which they claim should last 10 hours. That sound like plenty. So if you're planning on using these with a laptop I'd probably use the Veikk. If you're using it with an Android Tablet or cellphone I'd pick the Deco. You will need to practice with either one before you use them in class. I hope this helps! These are just my opinions though, you may discover other challenges and problems when using any device.
I like a walk around a good graveyard. Just having a gloat.
The very least you could do is some reach on the graves you visiting … I’m appalled at you didn’t spend more time at the Lewis and Clark memorial….
Lol, I think you need to do some research on stones, some of your statements are just ridiculous. And some of the writing on the markers refer to Christian beliefs.
awesome walk around 🙏💫🕊️
In Bellefontaine and Calvary's old embrace, Where time has left its weathered trace, There lies a realm of ancient grace, Where strange and eerie headstones pace. Among the shadows, tombs arise, Their secrets hidden 'neath dark skies, With marble faces and silent cries, They stand as sentinels, ancient and wise. Creepy and beautiful, their forms entwine, Inscribed with tales from a bygone time, Markers of souls now lost to rhyme, Yet their presence lingers, a spectral chime. Beneath the moon's ethereal glow, Whispers of the past gently flow, As grave robbers once dared to sow, Their greed in soil where spirits grow. But among the moss and ivy's vine, A sense of peace begins to shine, For though the living may decline, These old graves hold stories divine. So wander with us through the night, Where tombstones gleam in eerie light, In Bellefontaine and Calvary's sight, Where old cemetery graves ignite.
how's it cruel? you do not know history. like as @haleysentman3478 said also to add She spent countless hours caring for the wounded soldiers of both the North and the South during the Civil War, even taking untold numbers into her own home. She served as President of the Southern Relief Fair, often spending her own funds. the mop represents the ones she cared for (wounded soldiers cleaning up blood and aided them.
You,we're not disrespect ful,
Please Do Ur research on death symbols before posting! lamb is child. upside down (mop) is torch extinguished life, oak leaves r a strong community leader!
Im a new subscriber, i love old cemeteries and the headstones and especially mausoleums, weeping angels are my favorite too. Thanks for sharing this beautiful cemetery. Although sad to see that a few were broken ( with age)
Thank you for the kind words and for watching the video. 💗
The lady with the 'mop'...It is not a mop it is an inverted lit torch which means the flame of life has been extinguished.
making rude comments about tomb stones are very rude.
The Bellefontaine Cemetery is not pronounced "Fountain". It is "Belle-FON-TAINE". You made such a big deal out of mispronouncing it, I just had to correct you.
Really appreciate it bro
The org you mention is the Masons.
What a lovely cemetary. And the birds chTting
Glad you enjoyed it
I am sorry. As old as uou are and you have never heard of someone being asleep , in the Lord it sometimes says. I am thinking I am not going to like your channel if something so widely known is unknown to folks who like to look at """ creepy """ headstones in your words...thinking you need to practice more by studying cemetery books and gravestones ...each one is unique and each one tells a story ..maybe look into a few peoples family history or about the deceased ..you can find alot on line on how to understand gravestones .. How would you like to be a family member of some of the statues you spoke about . The mop angel , the creepy stone you said lets hipe they didnt bury her alive TWICE.... you definitely need some etiquette about graveyards. Wow just wow ...not for me
You'd love mount hope cemetery in Rochester NY. Thank you for the interesting video. Its good to know im not alone in appreciating the cold beauty of these places. One grave at mt hope i can think of is jack the rippers. A few books were written about a suspect who relocated to roch, continued some killings and passed away without being charged.
Interesting. Thanks for the information and for watching
Maybe that women's mop symbolized cleaning up her kids messes😉
I could relate...LOL
Rebecca West Sefton Sire, looked her up, "First married to August Rene Chouteau (the grandson of explorer Pierre Chouteau), Rebecca then married Captain Joseph A. Sire after Chouteau's death. She spent countless hours caring for the wounded soldiers of both the North and the South during the Civil War, even taking untold numbers into her own home. She served as President of the Southern Relief Fair, often spending her own funds". Probably moping up after the aftermath.
Interesting read. Thanks for the information and for watching
By the way, since Christ has the power over death, death has no hold on us if we are found in Christ Jesus! 💖🙏
Intriguing and the music is intriguing! Causes me to follow you some more…
Thanks. I appreciate you letting me know.
Every one DIES at some point ! Every one ! What is scribed on their head stones has a meaning too them ! It's not for us too laugh or joke about that ! Just because U Don't understand it , don't joke about it ! 😢
My granddaughter and I love going to cemeteries, we try to find the oldest and youngest. We have a lot of fun
Glad to hear someone else loves cemeteries too! Thanks for sharing and watching
has anyone tried putting the red circle innards in the original?
Schlossstein is correct. Schloss_-castle stone.
The content looks very interesting but THAT women and her commentary drove me away after just a few minutes
That is not a mop. It is an inverted torch. It is a common cemetery symbol. A lit torch signifies immortality. An inverted torch symbolizes the passing of the soul to the next life.