

This stone was broken off at the base. The rest of it was a few yards away.
I really wish I could have read the inscription on the back of this stone. It looks like it was once a very elaborate, detailed story about the person's life. I couldn't read a word of it and don't think a rubbing would have allowed me to read it either. Sadly, the stone was broken off at the base and it was leaning like many others in this cemetery.
This is a nicely aged example of the traditional weeping willow symbol of mourning.
There are quite a few old stones in this cemetery, but unfortunately they are not going to last much longer unless someone steps up to preserve and take care of the site.



2 comments:
Hi! I found your blog through Twitter (I know Erica Minton) and just wanted to tell you I love your photos. I'm a big photography/typography/texture fan, and you've got a cool mix here. What do you shoot with?
I shoot with a Canon 30D. Thanks for the comment!
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