I like graveyards as well, Witchy. They're one of the few places where you're guaranteed a bit of peace and quiet. I could quite happily live in a house surrounded by a graveyard.
I love graveyards as well. I have spent a night in one as well, and slept too. I love inscriptions and 'the language' of headstones, ie those broken columns for 'a life cut short', and I have a photo of a great mossy headstone of Rokewood cemetery with a hand coming up over the back of it. November has a Day Of The Dead when Spanish Americans picnic through the night with their departed family. we should all do it. it's grounding. ... and another perfect drawing your lordship.
Another nice scribble. I think I saw that graveyard in Harry Potter. Jayne will be along soon, she loves tombstones.
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I like graveyards as well, Witchy. They're one of the few places where you're guaranteed a bit of peace and quiet. I could quite happily live in a house surrounded by a graveyard.
ReplyDeleteThanks, a place that never seems to be touched by time,
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ReplyDeleteI love graveyards as well.
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I love inscriptions and 'the language' of headstones, ie those broken columns for 'a life cut short', and I have a photo of a great mossy headstone of Rokewood cemetery with a hand coming up over the back of it.
November has a Day Of The Dead when Spanish Americans picnic through the night with their departed family. we should all do it. it's grounding.
... and another perfect drawing your lordship.
The one that always confuses me though, Annie, is when somebody buys a plot for departed loved one, because it has a nice view.
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