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Old Dude

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I took the dogs for a walk yesterday along the bike/walking path running along the river. I decided to stop at one of my favorite old family cemeteries nearby.
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Those old graves are very sobering. Kinda clue you in on what's ahead.

I am afraid that I would not see clouds, but flames around the marker when I looked at them! HAHAHA

Mike
 
Ever research the names you see on very old headstones ? Normally you find very little, but once and a while you'll find some interesting history and few facts of the person below it.
 
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Yes sir. This cemetery holds graves for one of the founding families of the nearby town. Many CW era veterans are included too.
 
Here are a couple of pics I took of my daughter at an old pioneer cemetery on a hot summer afternoon in 2013. :thumbsup:

The large oak tree she's standing next to is well over 200 years old and the carved 'heart shaped' pink granite head stone is in memory of a 15 year old boy who died in 1901.

After the 'adventure' she asked me, "to never take her
on a road trip to a cemetery again"! :laughing7:

Dave
 

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