Some of the Graveyard for Tara (auntitk) by helanker
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I didnt take a proper shot of the whole graveyard Tara, but I took this shot of the little wall around it and here you can also see a little of the church, which I know you have seen before and a little of how the graveyard looks. When I go there again, I will take better shots. :)
Have a beautiful week. We have still very grey weather and today 6C and no wind.
Comments (7)
Beautiful sight and capture Helle. God bless.
Such a pretty wall!
SO typical Danish or Swedish. Well kept and frequently visited. Thanks for the post! Keep up the good work! :-)
Fine foto of the great serpentine undulations of what looks like something powdered to eat, Helle. Some kind of shortbread? And I like the well manicured topiary in the background. Tara is also the name of Scarlett O'Hara's mansion.
This looks wonderful, also the angle is something so attractive, Helle, and then the focus on that lichen, and that typiacl red colours together, so interesting, my friend. I really once have to go to Denmark, haha, didn't I that wrote before?
An interesting shot, Helle! That lichen sure stands out - I've never seen it with that bright yellow before.
I was looking at your gallery page, and this jumped out at me. As I was clicking it open, I noticed it was for me. Thanks for remembering I wanted to see this! :)
The hedges are a wonderful detail. That's just the sort of thing I was wanting to see. Hedges are not a normal part of our cemeteries over here. Yours looks like a well-manicured formal garden. Just beautiful!
What caught my eye originally, of course, was that beautiful fence line. What a wonderful thing! I love your composition. Thanks again! :)