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Rimini Cemetery. Took a stroll after placing flowers at the Fellini plot.
Nikon F4. Ilford Delta 400 35mm B&W film.
Abney Park Cemetery is one of London’s magnificent seven, and as a big fan of heavily wooded cemeteries it’s one I enjoyed. As well as walking around the woodlands there’s a fair amount of historic gravestones and monuments to come across. Perhaps not as much variety, or as much to see as some of the other magnificent seven, but it still has enough to make it worth visiting at some point.
St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery in Launching, Prince Edward Island, Canada. The cemetery was established in 1820, and abandoned in 1860. Many of the headstones are just simple plain rocks.
Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Toronto is one of Canada’s largest and most historic cemeteries. Originally a 200 acre farm it was converted and opened in 1876, and has since become the final resting place for over 200,000 persons.
Opened in 1998, the Garden of Remembrance was created for those choosing cremation and with a final resting place within Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
After tying down in Saukville on Friday, L507 with CN 5340 lite rolls thru Thiensville to go pick up their train at Gateway Plastic to head north.
Cemeteries, for me, are interesting places-----not only historically but also in terms of the thoughts they often
prompt on life's brevity and vicissitudes. It was particularly poignant to pass by this spot in Lac-Megantic, Quebec, a
town scarred by a death-dealing tragedy.
Later note: this is my first photo to surpass one thousand views. Thanks for taking a look at ultrachool's photostream!
Joe Byrd cemetery in Huntsville, TX. Also known as peckerwood cemetery. This is where inmates from the Texas prisons were buried when no family claimed them or the family didn't have the money to bury them. The X or EX on the marker indicated they were executed.
let's keep on our cemeteries tour ;) this time with a strange creature encountered on a summer afternoon...
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last one in the series, see you tomorrow!!
By day the vast extent of the Recoleta Cemetery becomes more evident. A virtual city of tombs, it is a great place to spend a few hours walking along it's streets and paths and investigating the elaborate resting places of the famous of Argentina. It's most famous occupant is Evita, who is buried in her family's tomb here. It is the Duarte Family tomb, and is easily found by spotting the crowds around it. Her husband, Juan Peron, was not buried here but rather in La Chicarita Cemetery in northern Buenos Aires.
The top of our cruise ship is just barely visible in the harbor at the top of the picture. See the notation.
Best viewed large to see all the details.
Cemetery in Hampstead, taken while on a tour of Hampstead with Richard Jones.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 24mm F2.8D lens. CineStill 50 35mm C41 film.
The oldest of the two cemeteries in Canfield, Ohio. This one has grave markers of Revolutionary war vets along with others. See Historical Marker
model Daphni at the historical cemetery, Gouda, taken with an IRChrome infrared filter on a full-spectrum modified camera, monochrome in Lightroom - appreciate your comments and faves!
The Commonwealth War Cemetery near Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, contains the graves of British Empire soldiers killed during World War Two.
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"Lincoln the Orator" --1905, Charles Mulligan, sculptor. Graves of Union soldiers in the foreground.