Diary of a graveyard.

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One of my favorite trees.

The colors in this photo are exactly the colors on the tree.

I have NO clue what it is, but it is beautiful.
The bark looks as if it twists on itself all the way up the body

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It's a shame about the statue (6 photos up) that has no head. I don't understand this kind of vandalism. Mad

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A neat self portrait..

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Interesting tid-bit

the X down the center was created by a family member soon after the stone was in place. Noone knows WHY.. but at the time, the law was called and that person was given a ticket.

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Confederate soldiers

( diffrent yard.. but not too far away..)

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Interesting shot of the soldiers' graves. I like the angle. Smile

My wife is really into genealogy and also has some photos of ancesters' graves.

Graveyards in England are fascinating places to visit she has told me. Hundreds of years old.

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Reyn wrote:

Graveyards in England are fascinating places to visit she has told me. Hundreds of years old.

I've posted on some thread my photo of Harold's tomb from 1066 in Waltham Abbey.

We have some rather old cemeteries in Germany as well, here

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some 300+ years old[/B][/URL] gravestone on the Jewish cemetery of my native town ( from "my cemetary thread"

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

some 300+ years old[/B][/URL] gravestone on the Jewish cemetery of my native town ( from "my cemetary thread"

I will check out your thread as well, walter.

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I find this emotionally touching (not meant as a pun)...

shewolfnm wrote:

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Reyn wrote:

Interesting shot of the soldiers' graves. I like the angle.

My wife is really into genealogy and also has some photos of ancesters' graves.

Graveyards in England are fascinating places to visit she has told me. Hundreds of years old.

Unfortunatly, most of the ones here in austin ( that are known) are not that old, and not well kept.

The oldest are from the Spanish American war... i think..
very few are older then that, but the problem is that the spot where the grave is , is mostly unknown

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ossobuco wrote:

I find this emotionally touching (not meant as a pun)...

this , I think is turning out to be one of my favorite pictures.

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This monument is made entirely of Zinc . About 20 feet tall, it is full of details. Very pretty actually.

These people used to take care of the yard before they died. Most of the times being the ONLY people to care for the 10 + acres, for months on end.

When they died, it took the city of austin , ( if I remember correctly ) almost 30 years to step forward and offer assistance.

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at his feet-

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