"Bring out yer dead!" - Page 84

jabtas · 24th of November 2011 (Thu)

Had a walk around the local cemetery this morning, now I am quite familiar
with this place but I found something I had never seen before in the oldest
section
This area contains graves dating back to the early to mid 1800's, and right
beneath the trunk of a fairly large tree was this

Well and truly buried

I don't know whether this was purely by accident or design, but it makes for
something certainly out of the ordinary

Some more from this morning

skygod44 · 25th of November 2011 (Fri)

Quote:

Originally Posted by thomascanty

Actually, it's 8.

Thanks for that.....I really couldn't remember, and didn't have time to find the rule...

Fester · 25th of November 2011 (Fri)

I wonder how/why this couple died together?

jabtas · 25th of November 2011 (Fri)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fester

I wonder how/why this couple died together?

Which country ??
Could be World War One related, but then again could be a multitude of things

misterkevlar · 25th of November 2011 (Fri)

Interesting thread this, few of my shots from earlier this year..

Fester · 25th of November 2011 (Fri)

Quote:

Originally Posted by jabtas

Which country ??
Could be World War One related, but then again could be a multitude of things

Good question, The site is here in Guy Texas, here is the back side of the tombstone.
I guess WWI victims were returned home. Just weird how a married couple dies together...

jabtas · 26th of November 2011 (Sat)

Lots of civilians where killed in both world wars, many houses, villages and towns where completely destroyed in some cases

Macjager · 26th of November 2011 (Sat)

Those names are either Czech or Slovak. Likely immigrants to the USA, and met their fate together in Guy Texas. Is there or was there a Czech or Slovak community nearby?

G

runninmann · 28th of November 2011 (Mon)

Tomb in disrepair in south Louisiana.

CameraMan · 28th of November 2011 (Mon)

I stumbled upon this site while out taking some fall pictures last month.

IMG_7203.jpg by CameraMan65, on Flickr

IMG_7206.jpg by CameraMan65, on Flickr

IMG_7210.jpg by CameraMan65, on Flickr

IMG_7209.jpg by CameraMan65, on Flickr

Macjager · 29th of November 2011 (Tue)

Some from a small abandoned (?) cemetary near the outskirts of Budapest.

_MG_3081 by macjager, on Flickr

child's grave site_MG_3080 by macjager, on Flickr

children's grave sites_MG_3073 by macjager, on Flickr

born-died 1938 _MG_3076 by macjager, on Flickr

_MG_3068 by macjager, on Flickr
under the flowers there is a grave...Most burial stones do not date beyond 1939, though there was on from 1985! births for adults are usually in the mid to late 1800s, there are about 30-40 graves in total, some have signs of having been exhumed and moved. People still place flowers on some of the graves, but they would likely be grandchildren or great grandchildren. The cemetary is not maintained...

BreitlingFan · 29th of November 2011 (Tue)

The cemetery near Old Fort Niagara:

Jimi Hendrix:

An old grave in Newburgh, New York:

acajun · 2nd of December 2011 (Fri)

Reputed Tomb of Marie Laveau
Marie Laveau's Tomb -flare.jpg

Marie Laveau's Grave-B&W.jpg

viktor061 · 2nd of December 2011 (Fri)

[IMG]

too young by viktor061 photos, on Flickr[/IMG]

this is Lulu,
this cementary has many of these glass enclosed statues, mostly for weather protection.

these were taken at Rosehill Cemetery in Chicago

http://graveyards.com/IL/Cook/rosehill/

follow link for more info and pictures.

jabtas · 3rd of December 2011 (Sat)

There was a glass enclosed image posted a while back and we where trying to figure out the purpose

24th of November 2011 (Thu)	#1246
jabtas Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Teesside UK Posts: 1,861 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: "Bring out yer dead!" Had a walk around the local cemetery this morning, now I am quite familiar with this place but I found something I had never seen before in the oldest section This area contains graves dating back to the early to mid 1800's, and right beneath the trunk of a fairly large tree was this Well and truly buried I don't know whether this was purely by accident or design, but it makes for something certainly out of the ordinary Some more from this morning __________________ Tim Some Canon stuff, some Sigma stuff and yet more Canon stuff My Gallery - http://www.pbase.com/jabtas

25th of November 2011 (Fri)	#1248
Fester Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Texas Posts: 644 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: "Bring out yer dead!" I wonder how/why this couple died together?

26th of November 2011 (Sat)	#1252
jabtas Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Teesside UK Posts: 1,861 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: "Bring out yer dead!" Lots of civilians where killed in both world wars, many houses, villages and towns where completely destroyed in some cases __________________ Tim Some Canon stuff, some Sigma stuff and yet more Canon stuff My Gallery - http://www.pbase.com/jabtas

26th of November 2011 (Sat)	#1253
Macjager Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: europe and other places Posts: 70 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: "Bring out yer dead!" Those names are either Czech or Slovak. Likely immigrants to the USA, and met their fate together in Guy Texas. Is there or was there a Czech or Slovak community nearby? G

28th of November 2011 (Mon)	#1255
CameraMan Cream of the Crop Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Georgia... In The Sticks Posts: 10,198 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: "Bring out yer dead!" I stumbled upon this site while out taking some fall pictures last month. IMG_7203.jpg by CameraMan65, on Flickr IMG_7206.jpg by CameraMan65, on Flickr IMG_7210.jpg by CameraMan65, on Flickr IMG_7209.jpg by CameraMan65, on Flickr __________________ Atlanta Wedding Photographer \| The Toys! \| Facebook \| Video \| Flickr “When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence.” ― Ansel Adams

29th of November 2011 (Tue)	#1256
Macjager Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: europe and other places Posts: 70 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: "Bring out yer dead!" Some from a small abandoned (?) cemetary near the outskirts of Budapest. _MG_3081 by macjager, on Flickr child's grave site_MG_3080 by macjager, on Flickr children's grave sites_MG_3073 by macjager, on Flickr born-died 1938 _MG_3076 by macjager, on Flickr _MG_3068 by macjager, on Flickr under the flowers there is a grave...Most burial stones do not date beyond 1939, though there was on from 1985! births for adults are usually in the mid to late 1800s, there are about 30-40 graves in total, some have signs of having been exhumed and moved. People still place flowers on some of the graves, but they would likely be grandchildren or great grandchildren. The cemetary is not maintained...

29th of November 2011 (Tue)	#1257
BreitlingFan User is banned from forums Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: California Posts: 1,428	Re: "Bring out yer dead!" The cemetery near Old Fort Niagara: Jimi Hendrix: An old grave in Newburgh, New York:

2nd of December 2011 (Fri)	#1258
acajun Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: South Louisiana Posts: 1,958 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: "Bring out yer dead!" Reputed Tomb of Marie Laveau Marie Laveau's Tomb -flare.jpg Marie Laveau's Grave-B&W.jpg __________________ _________________________________________________ Tony Gear http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...postcount=3226

2nd of December 2011 (Fri)	#1259
viktor061 Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: elgin, illinois Posts: 173 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: "Bring out yer dead!" [IMG] too young by viktor061 photos, on Flickr[/IMG] this is Lulu, this cementary has many of these glass enclosed statues, mostly for weather protection. these were taken at Rosehill Cemetery in Chicago http://graveyards.com/IL/Cook/rosehill/ follow link for more info and pictures. __________________ 1dm2n, 17-40L, 70-200L, 100-400L,50 1.4, 28-135IS, 75-300IS , http://www.flickr.com/photos/25764820@N03/?saved=1 Last edited by viktor061 : 2nd of December 2011 (Fri) at 13:06. Reason: more info

3rd of December 2011 (Sat)	#1260
jabtas Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Teesside UK Posts: 1,861 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: "Bring out yer dead!" There was a glass enclosed image posted a while back and we where trying to figure out the purpose __________________ Tim Some Canon stuff, some Sigma stuff and yet more Canon stuff My Gallery - http://www.pbase.com/jabtas

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