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Sunday, 21 March 2010
A Matching Pair
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When I visited Locksbrook Cemetery in Bath last Summer, I was surprised to find two matching gravestones almost side by side. The first date...
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Sunday, 14 March 2010
Keeping hold of a young child's Hand
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I've posted before of the graveyard symbolism of putting a image of clasped hands on a gravestone. Here is an example I have not seen be...
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A sad momento of Mothers Day
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Today is Mothering Sunday. I noticed a fresh grave with flowers and a blue baloon. Written upon it in felt tip is the message: "Happy M...
The Blackburn Giant
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Frederick John Kempster was known as the British Giant and he is buried in Blackburn Cemetery in Lancashire. He caught influenza and develop...
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Friday, 12 March 2010
He must have Missed her so Much!
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This must have been a beautiful mourning figure. Sadly, now with a head and missing an arm. A single word at its base - 'Beloved'. T...
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It's like a Bomb has Dropped!
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Just two photographs of the devastation in Blackburn Cemetery. It's like a bomb has dropped. I'll leave you to draw your own conclus...
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A Bouquet of Flowers survives the Whirlwind
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Today, I visited Blackburn Cemetery in Lancashire to look for the grave of a British Giant. I did not find it, but I did find areas of desol...
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