The National Battleground was closed on Christmas Day so we stopped by the Cemetery. I’m sure it wasn’t everyone’s idea of a fun way to spend Christmas afternoon. But we’d had lots of fun for a week. A visit to any cemetery with a long past history is always a treat for me. I wonder where we will end up next year…..
If you would like to know more about this cemetery visit the Here,
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Is there room in the car for me too? Not my thing as I know too many people in cemeterys.
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If you stay in the car, Mary, might as well stay home. 😉
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In some way the aging of grave stones reminds me of the aging of trees. So I am not completely at a loss when my wife suggests we investigate/wander what ever cemetery we are near. Though given a choice I would most likely opt for wandering the woods. Now I need to go do a thorough internet search and stop Cortana from coming back from that deep dark entombment next to the dark lord. Thanks Cheryl.
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Right? I love the woods more as well but something draws me to old cemeteries. Glad you enjoyed the photos John
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I remember a hot summer day when I was little, when my mother and her friend and her friend’s little girl and I went on a road trip to Bardstown. The grownups bought a beer each at the grocery, and then realized they didn’t have anywhere private to drink them. So guess where we parked, while they enjoyed a refreshing adult beverage?
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Nice. A graveside Tavern. 😉
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I love a stroll through an empty cemetery. If only for a moment, those lost souls live again in your imagination.
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It’s fun to imagine a life lived.
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I always enjoye walking through old cemeteries. I don’t know about doing it on Christmas, but if I was passing by, maybe. I do like looking at the markers, but it’s sometimes sad to see how young people were when they died.
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Yes it is Dan. 😞
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