Hi Windsmoke, Well done. I saw a movie, can't remember the name of it, but it was based around a graveyard, that had a huge wrought iron gate as an entrance, inside the gate the graveyard was covered in very long grass, that was the first thing that came to mind when I read your post. :)
Yeah I agree with Elephant Child, down in Charleston, South Carolina short biographies are carved into many of the gravestones of people who lived back in colonial times, its fascinating.
I can picture it. A small lonely graveyard surrounded by a wrought iron fence, with rust and peeling paint, weathered headstones, some falling over, some just tilted, nothing but prairie for miles and miles.
G'Day mate! Hopping over from Life Ramblings..bringing on back the good times..Oh it has been over 5 porgie decades last recited Georgie Porgie hahaha.
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Thank you. Though an old graveyard is often a thing of joy and beauty too.
Hi Windsmoke,
Well done. I saw a movie, can't remember the name of it, but it was based around a graveyard, that had a huge wrought iron gate as an entrance, inside the gate the graveyard was covered in very long grass, that was the first thing that came to mind when I read your post. :)
Yeah I agree with Elephant Child, down in Charleston, South Carolina short biographies are carved into many of the gravestones of people who lived back in colonial times, its fascinating.
A beauty.
I can picture it. A small lonely graveyard surrounded by a wrought iron fence, with rust and peeling paint, weathered headstones, some falling over, some just tilted, nothing but prairie for miles and miles.
G' Day THE ELEPHANTS CHILD: Agreed especially the gardens :-).
G' Day MAGS: That's good to hear that i got the imagery right :-).
G' Day BEACH BUM: A little bit of colonial history preserved and i hope protected :-).
G' Day DAVE: Much appreciated :-).
G' Day RIVER: You got the image spot on, well done :-).
Graveyards are usually nice, peaceful and filled with history.
G' Day LIFE RAMBLINGS: And fond memories of loved ones :-).
G'Day mate! Hopping over from Life Ramblings..bringing on back the good times..Oh it has been over 5 porgie decades last recited Georgie Porgie hahaha.
G' Day BANANAZ: Thank you for your yarn and welcome to my humble blog and i hope to hear from you in the future. Its an oldie but a goodie indeed :-).
Great imagery - I like how the words you've used can be either positive or negative, depending on how you choose to interpret them.
Have a great day!
G' Day RED: Your yarn is most inspiring indeed :-).
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