I love cemetaries!! Who doesn't, eh? Thanks for the much beloved subject matter, Ed! This week's Sunday Stills is about graveyards. And while i could show you the teeniest postage stamped sized pioneer cemetaries around our city, the two Catholic cemetaries nearby, various internment centers for our nation's soldiers, or visit Jimi Hendrix's memorial, i decided to do something a little different.
A few blocks away from our house is a place called The Pet Haven cemetary.
The newly interned.



It's such a small area, but is set up just like a people cemetary. They have a mobile awning for incliment weather, a chapel (for visitation/open casket you think??) Right next to it is an apartment complex--it must be eerie to have a balcony overlooking the pet cemetary, eh?
We have a pet cemetery too, but no chapel/awning. Makes sense. Nice shots.
ReplyDeleteThis is very touching.
ReplyDeleteI love my pets just like children. So cool!
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Very interesting..we have our own little areas back here in the woods with their markers. Of course they are all covered with snow now:)
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