Abandoned Jewish Cemetery....... Five Ways Birmingham City Centre 2020 

Always fascinating how quickly places change over time and how quick people and places are forgotten. Cheers Bry 👍

Agree it’s a beautiful green space away from the madness x thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts 💭👍

I agree the space seemed trapped with the tall skyscrapers surrounding, but had a peaceful forgotten vibe, I agree would be a great place to escape the madness but like the other old grave yards around Birmingham abandoned and forgotten about, thanks you for watching and sharing your thoughts

It’s such a disgraceful shame that such an interesting and valuable part of Birminghams history has been allowed to be so easily overlooked and forgotten about! According to the date that it was first used, that cemetery bares witness that most of its occupants were present throughout the formative years of the Cities industrial growth! Surely the council could at least recognise that fact and attempt to respect and acknowledge its existence by making some attempt to renovate it!

Thank you for the info, such a shame it’s not available to the public as it’s a beautiful little space, I enjoyed filming this video it holds a special memory for me x 🎥👍

I will check it out x bless you x

my pleasure thank you for watching the vid and sharing your thoughts

It’s a fantastic little hideaway such a shame it’s not used x one of my favourite exploring vid of brum x jeez I’ve changed a lot

Hi Lady the bullring a modern marvel, some of the old buildings amongst the modern skyscrapers are interesting, the old grave yards in the jewellery quarter are worth a look around. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts, best wishes Mace and Fio xx

There is so much more to Birmingham that the modern stuff .... So many fantastic old building have been ripped away over the years and replaced by none descript rubbish like the new bullring & the library... Brum's history has been torn away in my opinion. That is why you get that response from the locals.

Well said x

Hiya GTR sorry for the late reply, cheers for your kind words, thanks for watching the videos.

not much left of this hidden bit of greenery right in the city centre, I enjoy looking around old grave yards, cheers sn00ze

Thanks 👍 cheers for sharing your thoughts

Thanks for watching Matt x

Thank you Jenni was a difficult little bit of land to get to but right in the centre of the city felt special xx sending you and yours my love ❤️

Thank you for watching the vid and sharing your thoughts

Thank you SR hope you're well x

Glad you enjoyed it

Definitely x

The pleasure is all mine savocat you should go take a look but of a climb 🧗‍♀️ in but an amazing space in the centre of the city 👍🎥❤️

@@XhristinaMacey I've really enjoyed watching your Birmingham videos. So many once distinguished buildings / places, now forgotten and left to rot. Most people probably don't even notice them, as they walk past. Thank you for posting your adventures.

cheers Urbexy I appreciate your kind words man

Thanks for watching mom ❤️

Hi remember it was a really tranquil place hidden between towers and a railway line. Definitely needed

cheers Paul hope you're well

@@XhristinaMacey yes in a none detectable zone 😀 and a break from meds over Christmas 🎄

The canal and river trust got slammed for actually trying to fill some of these with concrete 🙈

cheers Steve hope you're well dude

Yeah those big white buildings that seem to appear everyday sure does ruin the landscapes.

that's sad to hear, I remember feeling the place was a green haven away from the madness of the city x thanks for sharing your thoughts x

hi John, I enjoyed filming it, a little escape in the middle of the city Thank you for watching

Sure you do lol

Dudley x

@@XhristinaMacey i used to live in Birmingham long ago now in London 1983(17) hope you are well be who you are and be happy with the person you have become like me ❤️❤️❤️💯

yeah doing good thank you best wishes to you and yours x

@@XhristinaMacey thank you.ian.juilemoscrop