Cemeteries - An Open Thread
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Walk around Laceby
Walk around Laceby
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The old Jewish cemetry, Exeter; now overshadowed by new housing...
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A wee burial ground called "Tom-eas-an-t-Slinnean" (Knoll of the waterfall of the shoulder). Here lie the old Camerons of Glen Nevis. It nestles amongst mature Beech Trees just off the West Highland Way path in Glen Nevis.
Tom-eas-an-t-Slinnean Burial Ground by Mike Stephen, on Flickr
Tom-eas-an-t-Slinnean Burial Ground by Mike Stephen, on Flickr
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The last of the Glen Orchy Campbells, the graves of Sir Gavin Campbell and his wife Lady Alma Graham are located at Finlarig Castle, Killin.
Finlarig Castle Graves by Mike Stephen, on Flickr
Finlarig Castle Graves by Mike Stephen, on Flickr
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One from Edinburgh.
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I came across this wee, well kept graveyard amongst woodland while exploring a track to Cambusmore Quarry, near Callander.
Cambusmore Graveyard by Mike Stephen, on Flickr
Cambusmore Graveyard by Mike Stephen, on Flickr
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I've only just found this thread and it is very interesting. I only have a few to share but will be following.
St Luke's, East Baldwin by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
Above is St. Luke's church and graveyard at East Baldwin, Isle of Man. There was an ancient keeill on this site and various buildings have replaced it over the years. The current building, once used both as a church and elementary school, was consecrated and opened in 1836.
11 Artificial by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
Malew churchyard, Isle of Man. Selective colour is something I don't usually like but it was for a weekly challenge and seemed to suit the bright flowers and their reflection among the stones and marble.
St Luke's, East Baldwin by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
Above is St. Luke's church and graveyard at East Baldwin, Isle of Man. There was an ancient keeill on this site and various buildings have replaced it over the years. The current building, once used both as a church and elementary school, was consecrated and opened in 1836.
11 Artificial by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
Malew churchyard, Isle of Man. Selective colour is something I don't usually like but it was for a weekly challenge and seemed to suit the bright flowers and their reflection among the stones and marble.
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