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Great take on the theme....I also love the language used.... "Third day of May"
LAZYWASP · 2011-04-27: 09:01
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That is wild using old gravestones to pave the path. Really intriguing find and capture, Helen! You're right about the relativity of "oldness," None of the buildings in the US can compare in age to many of those in the UK!
lookagain · 2011-04-27: 09:18
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fantastic post Helen - what I wouldn't give for a taste of some of that fantastic history!
McMommy · 2011-04-27: 09:52
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Fascinating shot :)
michibee · 2011-04-27: 13:27
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An interesting case of recycling the past - what is also interesting is that the lady was only 35 when she died; today that would be considered quite young but perhaps in her day that was a good age to reach!
busybee36 · 2011-04-27: 14:14
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Nice shot. Rather sad that the gravestones are used like this with no descendants objecting to that.
Lynda · 2011-04-27: 16:00
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What an interesting find and great shot Helen. You really hunt out interesting things for us! BTW - how is my Lucy??
danrav · 2011-04-27: 18:37
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At least the stones were useful and not totally dumped.I have an interest in gravestones..comes from having a very pleasant ,sunny,happy cemetery to walk around as a kid and an older brother with an interest in genealogy!
elizzi · 2011-04-27: 18:45
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Interesting capture well done on the find
mystic1 · 2011-04-27: 21:55
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very interesting
camilleauteuil · 2011-04-28: 01:34
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Very interesting!
wildduck · 2011-04-28: 15:00
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What a great idea! Beautiful in b/w Helen!
liveandletlive · 2011-04-28: 21:54
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great observation! and you are so right - age is a relative value:)) My daughter told me just recentlyabout someone: he is old, mom - already 35 or so! LOL
Eiram · 2011-04-29: 08:26
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Fantastic shot!
pandka · 2011-04-30: 12:09
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