On Saturday, I went to explore the Barton Village Cemetery in the middle of Barton Village on top of a high hill. If you wish to see all the photos in this set, please go to my web gallery or to my Flickr set.
All the glorious pictures you are posting are killing me! We still have so much to do before selling the house and moving to Island Pond/Derby/Barton (somewhere in the NEK). Your incredible pictures only cement my resolve to work faster and harder towards my goals.
Wow! That last photo was my favorite. This reminded me, my first (unofficial) date with Poor Hubby was a trip up to an old little cemetary in...Central City, I think. Somehow he knew I grooved on that kind of thing, even though I never told him. Thanks for the memory! :)
I love old graveyards, have always loved shooting them and even have done gravestone rubbings. I posted a few shots of a local graveyard a while back...http://www.thewatersedge.us/QuickSilver/index.php?showimage=119
I love watching that video, she had just learned to walk, and I took it the day before her first birthday. I miss her being a little baby, I try to hold ehr at night and cuddle, but she just wants to be an active *almost* 2 year old!
Old cemeteries are neat places to explore. The pics of Vermont with the colors changing are so beautiful. One of these days we'll have to take a fall color trip to see them for ourselves. Good post.
Those old timers had some really interesting stones! I love the pictures of the fall scenery- I've heard that Vermont is just beautiful in the fall.
ReplyDeleteAll the glorious pictures you are posting are killing me! We still have so much to do before selling the house and moving to Island Pond/Derby/Barton (somewhere in the NEK). Your incredible pictures only cement my resolve to work faster and harder towards my goals.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, simply, beautiful!
That cube is amazing. It seems ahead of its time.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow, gorgeous pictures! I love old graveyards.
ReplyDeletewhat stunning pictures. I bet that was a peaceful day--I can definitely see it captured in your photos. Nice explore take.
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful and peaceful shots!
ReplyDeletegreat post for this week's theme
Those are excellent shots. Cemeteries seem like an interesting subject for photography. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Did you go there to do genealogy? I was just curious because my husband is a genealogy nut.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!!! Great choices for this week's theme!!
ReplyDeleteI liked the one with husband and wife, really looks like ones without dates :)
ReplyDeleteWow! That last photo was my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThis reminded me, my first (unofficial) date with Poor Hubby was a trip up to an old little cemetary in...Central City, I think. Somehow he knew I grooved on that kind of thing, even though I never told him. Thanks for the memory! :)
I'm glad I'm not the only one who doesn't think it's morbid to find beauty in cemeteries.
ReplyDeleteThose are some beautiful photos.. all tell a great story, I'm sure.
I noticed the Fall colors on the trees. :)
I love old graveyards, have always loved shooting them and even have done gravestone rubbings. I posted a few shots of a local graveyard a while back...http://www.thewatersedge.us/QuickSilver/index.php?showimage=119
ReplyDeleteYou have a treasure trove of beauty around you. Beautiful walk, thank you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. I've never heard of anyone needing permission to do a rubbing.
ReplyDeletewonderful pictures!
ReplyDeleteI love watching that video, she had just learned to walk, and I took it the day before her first birthday. I miss her being a little baby, I try to hold ehr at night and cuddle, but she just wants to be an active *almost* 2 year old!
Old cemeteries are neat places to explore. The pics of Vermont with the colors changing are so beautiful. One of these days we'll have to take a fall color trip to see them for ourselves. Good post.
ReplyDeleteWow - very unusual & incredible pictures.Yes , that cube is way ahead of it's time.
ReplyDeleteWow, that really was a cemetery stroll of unusual measures!!! I loved it :-)
ReplyDeleteThe cube is freaking amazing.