Simplest Real Grave Marker I Have Ever Seen
Jun 5, 2020 15:45:05 #
Electric Gnome
Loc: Norwich UK
In a small chapel, in a very small Suffolk village, is a grave marker so very basic but so powerful and full of love. Image (1) The lane leading to the village, (2) The chapel, (3) The small but beautiful grave marker. All taken with my little Canon G1X which is my very light walk about gear.
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Jun 5, 2020 16:29:55 #
Electric Gnome wrote:
In a small chapel, in a very small Suffolk village, is a grave marker so very basic but so powerful and full of love. Image (1) The lane leading to the village, (2) The chapel, (3) The small but beautiful grave marker. All taken with my little Canon G1X which is my very light walk about gear.
Well presented.
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Jun 5, 2020 22:21:28 #
Electric Gnome wrote:
In a small chapel, in a very small Suffolk village, is a grave marker so very basic but so powerful and full of love. Image (1) The lane leading to the village, (2) The chapel, (3) The small but beautiful grave marker. All taken with my little Canon G1X which is my very light walk about gear.
Thanks for sharing your emotional series leading to a unique grave marker. Looks like it was made from a Birch tree and not weathred. Possible a recent addition?
Jun 6, 2020 06:06:00 #
Electric Gnome wrote:
In a small chapel, in a very small Suffolk village, is a grave marker so very basic but so powerful and full of love. Image (1) The lane leading to the village, (2) The chapel, (3) The small but beautiful grave marker. All taken with my little Canon G1X which is my very light walk about gear.
That is very nice. That is all you really need, GOD doesn't need elaborate stones to take your soul. Thanks for the post.
Tom
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Jun 6, 2020 08:28:48 #
1Feathercrest
Loc: NEPA
PixelStan77 wrote:
Thanks for sharing your emotional series leading to a unique grave marker. Looks like it was made from a Birch tree and not weathred. Possible a recent addition?
That is certainly new as that wood rots very quickly.
Jun 6, 2020 08:40:11 #
Electric Gnome wrote:
In a small chapel, in a very small Suffolk village, is a grave marker so very basic but so powerful and full of love. Image (1) The lane leading to the village, (2) The chapel, (3) The small but beautiful grave marker. All taken with my little Canon G1X which is my very light walk about gear.
Profoundly Beautiful....thank you E.G. .....nice work.
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