Wordless Wednesday – Quirky Cemetery Shots

I have decided to no longer do a separate blog for my Wordless Wednesday photos and to no longer keep up the challenge – it quickly stopped being what my blog is all about and started being something I felt I HAD to do! Case in point: yesterday was Wednesday and I got half way through the day and realized I didn’t have an inspiration and didn’t have time to go out to get inspired and take some photos – I felt like I had failed in something I set out to do!!! But, I reminded myself that blogging is something I enjoy……just for me……if others read my posts and enjoy my writings, adventures, photos, and reviews, GREAT – if not, oh well…..I’m really doing it mostly for ME!!! Doing Wordless Wednesday for the past month sounded like it would be a fun idea……so, I gave it a shot……it wasn’t that much fun, so I’m done!  🙂  So, I’m ending the Kim’s Wordless Wednesday blog and just going back to writing and sharing on my own personal blog – if and when I want to! Hehehe…….BUT – I didn’t want to lose the WW posts that I liked the most, so I’m copying them onto this blog so they are preserved (“Alleys and Arches” and “Quirky Cemetery Shots” – the third one, “Look Up!”, is already here). At some point, the Wordless Wednesday blog will be deactivated, but for now, it will remain, but not maintained.

Week of April 16, 2014

Here are some Quirky Cemetery Shots…..

First up – an ancestor of mine – Anthony Miles, August 11, 1784 – June 6, 1883. What makes this grave site odd and interesting is that the tree has grown around the stone….literally hugging the stone for all eternity! Anthony Miles’ grave site can be found in Carlton Cemetery in Carlton, NY.

Next are shots taken during the 2013 Mount Albion Ghost Walk in Mount Albion Cemetery in Albion, NY. High School students dressed up like notable historic Albion citizens to tell their stories.

And, finally…..shots taken at the Colonial Park Cemetery in Savannah, GA – one of a wall where broken head stones have been placed to preserve them and a couple of eerie views through the cemetery

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