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maybe it's because where I live there's not much to do but did anyone else go through the phase of visiting graveyards as a past time? I always get excited when I come across a remote or abandoned/small cemetery. We loved going through the old sections in the larger ones and leaving stuff for people who haven't been left anything in years. I used to have a dedicated playlist for this and everything. I will get some photos of a few sometime. —anne
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Lazarevskoe Cemetery, St. Petersburg
Cemeteries 101 of Carleton Place -- plus list- and "what is buried outside of the fence?"
Cemeteries have an unfortunate reputation for being quiet. Spend enough time wandering the historic burial grounds around Carleton Place, however, and you quickly discover they are positively chatty. Every weathered stone, crooked fence, and suspiciously old maple seems to have a story, although some insist on making you work for it. Take the United Cemeteries—St. Fillans, Maple Wood, and Pine…
The Cemeteries 101- Hopetown Middleville and Lanark
If cemeteries could talk, Lanark Highlands would need a very large “Quiet Please” sign. These peaceful resting places scattered through Middleville, Hopetown, and Lanark Village are filled with the stories of the hardy Scottish pioneers who arrived in the 1820s, armed with little more than determination, a Bible, and an astonishing willingness to clear forests by hand. In Middleville, the…
from myrtle hill cemetery 🗝 ༝ .˚⊹. ࣪𓉸 ࣪⊹˚. ♱
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Hugo Steiner-Prag (1880–1945)
Untitled (Cemetery Landscape)
lithograph, 1925 — source
Albín Brunovský (1935–1997), “Don Giovanni”
aquatint & etching, 1995 — source
