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Sunday, 18 April 2010
Book of Commemoration
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In Lansdown Cemetery, a giant book made from black granite provides an impressive and unusual memorial for Henry Adkins (1853-1930) and his ...
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Another Shattered Dream
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A cracked grave vase at Lansdown Cemetery bearing the inscription 'In Loving Memory'. I find myself moved by its damaged condition. ...
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One Man's Dream
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Today, I visited an extraordinary cemetery on the north side of Bath. I passed it dozens of times in the past without realising it was there...
Sunday, 4 April 2010
Animals interred in Hallowed Ground
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Click here to follow a story about a poodle buried with its master in a Somerset churchyard on my other blog: Creating pictures in my Mind ...
Friday, 2 April 2010
Escape to the Silent Cities: Zinc Markers
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Escape to the Silent Cities: Zinc Markers Here's a brand new website with a cemetery connection. It has a very interesting post on zinc...
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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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