Our oldest cemetery had wonderful paintbrush and sego lilies -- until a Tidy Lady showed up in town, with a mission to Save the Cemetery.
PS, I was away for two weeks and had a very difficult time choosing which post for my favorite picture. Very, very difficult. Loved the half of the Texas gate.
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Hands across the water, Lori. As in this:
http://www.praguepost.com/articles/2008/04/16/hands-across-the-water.php
(don't miss the added features at the bottom of the article)
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Very interisting: the foto and the poem
Could that be a Mason handshake? Irony in stone.
Our oldest cemetery had wonderful paintbrush and sego lilies -- until a Tidy Lady showed up in town, with a mission to Save the Cemetery.
PS, I was away for two weeks and had a very difficult time choosing which post for my favorite picture. Very, very difficult. Loved the half of the Texas gate.
Nice pic! (I love walking in old graveyards...)
I love the hands on this one, of course. Very interesting symbol.
Nice gravestone shot, Lori! I've seen several of those "clasping hands" stones here in the Hannibal area.
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