the ones say up near our Yosemite National Park area...and for some reason this fascinates me. Am I the only one? I'll have to "dig them up" and show you what I mean! This cemetery is in southern California.
I'm supposed to TAG five people to do this, so if you are curious about what might be in your fifth file folder for photos (phew, say that fast five times!), then you might as well share it with all of us! Especially because some of us are extremely bored these days just waiting in the shadows for school to start and need the entertainment...truly. Be thankful some of you do not live closer, I'd be at your house everyday!
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Would you clean my house if you came by? If so, come on over!!! LOL
I do enjoy cemeteries as well. My hubby thinks that's weird. I think there's lots of interesting stuff there.
School and tax season have both started and I'm drowning already.
Happy Monday!!
I'm with Karen, I'm having to wade through around here.
I used to do rubbings of some of the old headstones when I was in England. They were so worn that it was the only way you could sometimes read the names and dates.
Now, that's a rather different cemetery than ones I've seen. Thanks for sharing.
I, too, have a fascination especially the very old ones. The one in St.Augustine is probably the oldest I've been to.
Have a great week!
Very interesting Joni. Must say I don't spend a lot of time visiting cemeteries, but when I do, yes, I am always drawn to the words on the tombstones...and imagining their lives, and filled with sadness with deaths of children etc etc.
Great photo though. I must go look at the fifth photo in my fifth folder sometime. Not promising anything though!
Annie
oh, come on over friend......my 8 houseguests just left and we can go out on the patio and have a cup of coffee and visit.....and i like old cemeteries too!....so you aren't strange at all....of course that is judging you by my standards! :)
love to you,
kimberly
O, then how come you aren't over here?
I too love cemeteries, I think it's the calmness of them, and they are so spiritual, different religions, different cultures, I don't know I like them too, when my Dad died, I'd sit for hours in a lawn chair under neath the tree, where's he at, I'd talk to him for a while, then I'd read to him, I still enjoy going there, call me strange, it's o.k. =)
love to you
Nettie
Good job girl , good job..... that is a very interesting picture.... and if you come over I will fix you tea or coffee or juice or whatever.. I never have any company and it gets lonely in these hills! hahahha
I really do not live in the hills but I really do not got much company.. I am a caregiver to my 89 year old Mom and 91 year old Dad...Whew!!!! keeps me at home most of the time!
I just found your blog and it's wonderful. I've enjoyed the pictures, your fish and your beautiful dog.
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