Heed The Warning by bmac62
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Happy Halloween you all!
Bill
P.S. The original old, unreadable stone stands immediately behind this updated stone.
Comments (20)
Where the pumpkin? Good shot Skipper
I like what you have done with the photo. Where is this original stone? I've heard the words before.
Wonderful capture Bill very spooky, Excellent well done..
In response to the question from Oscilis above, the original stone is in a colonial era graveyard in East Hampton, New York...out toward the eastern end of Long island. As I recall, the earliest stones I found in there were from the 1650s. Bill
I love this verse and I wonder if it is a copyright violation to plagerize a tombstone? I'd love to use this one myself! :-)
I have a wonderful book called 'Awful Ends' which is the British Museum book of epitaphs. It is by David M Wilson and published by the museum. PJ might be interested!
Very well done Bill, I'd like to see the original stone as well, think that is possible?
Great work....!!!!
Nice find, cool post!
Wow, shades of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow! An epitath for the unwise. Believe me, I'm not stepping into that graveyard after dark! Fabulous photo to commemorate this most wonderful of holidays, Bill! Is the stone really that pink? Happy Halloween!
Very spooky.
For googoleboy, no the actual photo-image just shows a nice, clean, gray granite headstone with a pleasant, sunny and green background...wasn't at all scary at 3 o'clock in the afternoon :) But with a little bit of fiddling with hue and saturation and a couple of other sliders...out came this unusual result. Bill
Excellent
Really great find. Quite creepy!
Nicely done mate! A wise warning to us all. And I'm glad you didn't put a pumpkin there! They're not at all scary! Great playing with the 'sliders'! Rob.
This is a very sobering thought mate and the thing is it's very true.
wow what a tombstone!!! gave me the shivers!!! great find!!!
intersting find, Bill, and so very true...smile
A ponder able thought...one indeed to take heed. Good catch!
Ah! I don't know where this picture was taken, but I can assure everyone that these are VERY real words...and found on MANY stones in the New England area!!