Tread upon the dead very carefully...
Let's just say it's a lesson learned. You can check out my graveside tale here:
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Yeah. I'm such a dork.
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Comment by Greg Hall on April 28, 2008 at 7:49am - All of your graveyard pictures remind me of death.
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Comment by Brandon Layng on April 27, 2008 at 9:58pm - I have a fancy for graveyards and old tombstones most of my friends and family find disturbing. I like to sit and stare at them while tracing the letters, trying to imagine what their lives had been like. The older the tombstone the better. History has a way of speaking beyond the grave. Your graveyard sounds like an interesting place to visit. I wonder what life was like for the child whose resting place lay lost and forgotten at the back.
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Comment by Nathaniel on April 27, 2008 at 12:29pm - The graveyard pictures are AMAZING!
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