Gawd! I was wondering what toes were until I actually clicked on the pic and could see people's toes. Here I was wondering what sort of food you would call toes and could roast over a fire...hotdogs?! :0) same thing I guess...
The cemetery looks wonderful in that shot and I really like that fence too. I meant to comment on the barbed wire and metal railing last time...at a beach? Is it? If so - rather - harsh....isn't it?
Do you walk through the cemetery with the dogs daily? Or do you just go search it out once in a while. They are a lovely quiet place - good for thinking and good for writing in. I like to think of those gone before.....unless of course it's a certain cemetery here in Alberta. That one just makes me sob uncontrollably...I can't help it. The Man gets all teary eyed too...so at least I'm not alone in my anguish.
Yes, I walk the dogs through daily, though I love all cemeteries - always have. I was drawing gravestones from an early age. The barbed wire was on the back of a building that faced the beach to stop people climbing in its roof.
Somebody's garden wall, fence, garden, arch.
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Gawd! I was wondering what toes were until I actually clicked on the pic and could see people's toes. Here I was wondering what sort of food you would call toes and could roast over a fire...hotdogs?! :0) same thing I guess...
The cemetery looks wonderful in that shot and I really like that fence too. I meant to comment on the barbed wire and metal railing last time...at a beach? Is it? If so - rather - harsh....isn't it?
Do you walk through the cemetery with the dogs daily? Or do you just go search it out once in a while. They are a lovely quiet place - good for thinking and good for writing in. I like to think of those gone before.....unless of course it's a certain cemetery here in Alberta. That one just makes me sob uncontrollably...I can't help it. The Man gets all teary eyed too...so at least I'm not alone in my anguish.
Yes, I walk the dogs through daily, though I love all cemeteries - always have. I was drawing gravestones from an early age. The barbed wire was on the back of a building that faced the beach to stop people climbing in its roof.
~chuckles~ LOVE the picture of toasting toes!
Love you wyfe x
Anything over 20 is far too hot for me. It's been sweltering here too. Today, all humid and muggy with rain. All very odd.
Great photos. I once spent a school day trip to Winchester in a graveyard! Fascinating places.
They are indeed ;)
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