There were so many fabulous gravestones - many of which were from the 1700's, and most of them had skulls on them, so I had to take pictures!
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Notice the lovely thistle at the bottom of this stone. |
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One of my fellow students asked me what the skull & cross-bones symbolised. I told her I supposed it was Momento Mori. "Oh," she replied, "I was hoping it had something to do with pirates." |
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Not a grave, I know. But I hope this came out - seeing the stained glass windows on the other wall, through the plain windows. It was a lovely effect in real life, I'm not sure if the picture captures it. |
Keeping up the fine tradition of having your picture taken in a grave yard, I see!
ReplyDeleteAwesome stones--such a variety of skull. Fun!
Hahaha...don't rain on your classmate's Pirate Graveyard parade! Great pix, Mairi!
ReplyDeleteIt would be jolly if it was a graveyard for pirates!
ReplyDeleteI love all those skulls & the stained glass (through plain glass) picture is great!
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