I arrived an hour early to a rugby game today due to a misunderstanding, the team were to get there at 12 and supports an hour later. With no rugby boots and armed only with a camera I totally fell into the supporter side of things!! Next to the ground is an old cemetery, so what was I to do with the hour I had up my sleeve? Visit the dead of course!!
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...gone but not forgotten, I think not |
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...I love how things were big and statement like |
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...box hedges and park benches all groomed, but sadly not the graves |
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...old rusted wrought iron with new fences and rambling roses |
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...some one still visits and cares |
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...and what do you wear when visiting the dead, purple boots of course. |
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I suspect this huge old lovely tree has been watching over the adjacent cemetery for a very long time. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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4 comments:
I love an old graveyard, one of my most favourite ways to pass the time. Gorgeous pictures. x
Love your style, Sue!
I often turn up way early just out of the fear of being late! Good thing you're a creative lass who can entertain herself! I do love an old graveyard, and you've taken some beautiful shots! The tree is a beauty. I always wonder about the bodies trees in graveyards are getting their nutrition from, I picture their roots wrapped around the decaying corpses.....is that gross?! I don't usually think of myself as morbid, but that sounds REALLY morbid!
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Popular places graveyards! People are just dying to get into them!! :D
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