3026- Hillside
While photographing sunflowers recently, I met the farmer/owner of the land. He had several thousand acres of mixed crops, including corn, wheat, sunflowers, and more!
He showed me this hillside where he had set aside about ten acres of land for a re-burial site.
The Empire Loyalists (UEL) who were the original (non-indigenous) settlers in the area had a burial site in a precarious area, so the kind farmer set about to get approvals and have the stones and markers preserved in a wonderful location. I'll post an image of their view at a later time.
Thanks for looking, etc.:)
3026- Hillside
While photographing sunflowers recently, I met the farmer/owner of the land. He had several thousand acres of mixed crops, including corn, wheat, sunflowers, and more!
He showed me this hillside where he had set aside about ten acres of land for a re-burial site.
The Empire Loyalists (UEL) who were the original (non-indigenous) settlers in the area had a burial site in a precarious area, so the kind farmer set about to get approvals and have the stones and markers preserved in a wonderful location. I'll post an image of their view at a later time.
Thanks for looking, etc.:)