Cemetery Walk

Cemetery Walk

I spotted the two stones leaning on each other when we first entered the oldest part of the area. We had to drive past on the dirt track though since it was pretty tight with trees and stones.

I walked back towards the general area, and actually found them! My sense of direction was stunted growing up in NYC. There are signs on light poles always telling you  exactly where you are.

Cemetery Walk
Cemetery Walk

I suspected there was a relationship between the stones, I did not expect them both to be for the same person. Other head stones nearby didn’t seem to be with ‘Carrie’. There was a little open space around her though. In a cemetery where burials are stacked tight any area unoccupied can mean the markers are lost to time.

Cemetery Walk
Cemetery Walk

6 thoughts on “Cemetery Walk”

    1. Every visit is an adventure. Now that we have been here almost 10 years I look at things different also. I even know the names, some of the living relatives are friends. Very different than up north.

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