Graveyards, cemeteries, burial grounds, etc.

[Accy cyclist]

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Karl Marx's second grave.

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Douglas Adams, hence the 42!

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George Michael (in his reak name)

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Granddaughter & I visited Highgate Cemetery last summer.
It's an interesting place to visit with many famous people buried there.

Some wrong uns there, looking at those photos.

 

[Chromatic]

Here’s one, not visited but I’d like to.

 

[sevenfourate]

I took a pre-sunrise dog walk through an eery cemetery; shrouded in fog - earlier this week. I’m not a believer in ghosts / spirits. And I wasn’t scared. But I’ll be honest - i wouldn’t wanna spend too much of my time here 🤣

 

[PeteXXX]

Some wrong uns there, looking at those photos.

Also, Litvinenko, of Polonium-210 fame, too!

 

[All uphill]

I was on a walk with a friend today and called in on T S Eliot in St Michael's East Coker.

 

[Dave7]

I was working in Israel some years ago (great experience) and I saw 3 places that claimed to be where Jesus was entombed .

 

[stephec]

I was working in Israel some years ago (great experience) and I saw 3 places that claimed to be where Jesus was entombed .

So that's why easter's on a different day every year. 😂

 

[Accy cyclist]

While walking with my dog around my local cemetery yesterday I had an eerie experience. It was about 4.45 so almost dark, when I heard someone creepily call out my name! I thought "Heck, this could be a long dead relative or friend finally contacting me"! Then I heard the 'dead relative or friend' say "Do you have a light, as in cigarette lighter or a box of matches? I need a light"! on shining my torch I saw It wasn't a long gone relative or friend but one of the local 'down and outs' I know, bedding down for the night, in need of a light for his roll up!

 

[Mike Ayling]

I was on a walk with a friend today and called in on T S Eliot in St Michael's East Coker.
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Child bride

 

[AndyRM]

Child bride

Eh? She was 30 when she married Eliot. Admittedly he was 70, but that hardly makes her a "child bride".

 

[Mike Ayling]

Eh? She was 30 when she married Eliot. Admittedly he was 70, but that hardly makes her a "child bride".

I stand corrected