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SPRING FLOWERS YEAR-ROUND
My 93-year-old former colleague and travel buddy loves flowers. In her garden in the soring and summer, flowers burst with color. Results ...
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I agree that neglected graves are sad but they do make for more interesting photos.
Sorry for your friends loss.
mes condoléances pour ton amie. Les tombes a l'abandon ont aussi leur charme, dans le cimetiere russe de st genevieve les vieilles tombes a l'abandon sont recouvertes par arbres, la nature reprenant c'est droit
Sorry for your loss. But very interesting image.
I noted just this summer some untended graves of my ancestors. Getting the shears...
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
Call me morbid or weird but I have always found graveyard fascinating for photography.
PhenoMenon, ABCW Team
I have photos of two children's graves who died a hundred years ago, and also photos of the same gravesites as they were ten years ago, - so sad to see them neglected, with all the family gone who used to tend them.
Yes, a sad picture.
Le temps et la nature recouvrent bien des choses.
Sorry for your loss. Death is inevitable, but it is still a sad event.
Wil, ABCW Team
My condolences. Great shot, though.
Leslie
abcw team
It's a gorgeous shot. I hate to see neglected graves too (even if they do make for interesting photos); I'll just let my kids scatter my ashes somewhere fitting.
Interesting shot...the color and focus add to the feelings of sadness and neglect...very impactful...
My condolences for your and your friend's loss...
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