点评:Strange place to have as a 'Tourist Attraction', but we loved this place. It was a bright and breezy afternoon, and a fascinating way to spend an hour or so. It is well kept for the most part, paths are well maintained and make fort easy access. Some is a little overgrown, but work appears to be in hand. Undercliffe Cemetery is is a place of peace and calm and says a great deal about how people were revered in Victorian times - huge memorials which must have cost a small fortune. Sadly there is a 'potted history' on some of the memorials which shows that many men outlived their wives and parents outlived their children, fascinating, nonetheless. Apparently some of the memorials go back as far as the Battle of Waterloo - we didn't find them, but particularly poignant in a cemetery so old are the 1939-45 interments - men of my father's generation. Choose your day to visit - on a cloudy day in February I would think it is a bit creepy
翻译:作为“旅游景点”的地方很奇怪,但我们喜欢这个地方。那是一个阳光明媚、微风习习的下午,是度过一个小时左右的迷人方式。它在大多数情况下都保存完好,路径维护得很好并且可以轻松访问堡垒。有些有点杂草丛生,但工作似乎在手。 Undercliffe Cemetery 是一个和平与平静的地方,它充分说明了人们在维多利亚时代是如何受到尊敬的 - 巨大的纪念馆肯定花费了一笔不小的财富。可悲的是,一些纪念碑上有一个“罐装历史”,它表明许多男人比他们的妻子长寿,父母比他们的孩子长寿,尽管如此,还是很吸引人。显然,一些纪念碑可以追溯到滑铁卢战役——我们没有找到它们,但在如此古老的墓地中,特别令人心酸的是 1939-45 年的葬礼——我父亲那一代的人。选择您的参观日期 - 在 2 月的一个多云的日子里,我认为它有点令人毛骨悚然