Hopperstad Graveyard 3 by sossy
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Description
Norway, Vik, Aurland
A fence framed grave of Ole Pedersen 1862 - 1887.....rip
Thanks a lot for all appreciated comments and have a perfect start into the new week ;o)))

Comments (19)
This belongs to K. M. Carmann Hopstock 1769 - 1859.....rip
Very interesting captures !!
I like the atmosphere of this cimitery place !!
Most unusual!
Toll, da kann man sogar noch lesen. Puh, wie alt die GrÀber sind.
Here lies someone who thought the world couldn't survive without them.........as most of us feel today......
Amazing!!!!!
he died very young. great captures
WOW unique shot
I like these graves. They are really nicel with all the rusty iron ornamentic so beautifuly made made. Excellent photos too.
Alt, Àlter am Àltesten, das sind wirklich antike GrabstÀtte, gut in Szene gesetzt.
Now that's really something! I've never seen graves like this in my life. And jeez oh. I wonder what happened to poor Ole? So young to go! Ya' think they would pay somebody to cut this grass around the graves too. Look across the road. Lawn mowed. Here in the graveyard? High grass. Oh well. RIP to all of them for sure! I don't think they care how high the grass is where they are. LOL.
Amazing old grave, love the age of the metal and growth around it. Great tour of the graveyard. Fav.
Very nice cemetery places, superb captures, Rita!
Touching captures, especially the second one, Rita !
Man, he died young.
Wirklich eine sehr interessante Friedhofskunst bei den GrabmÀlern. Da ich noch nie in Norwegen war, ist dieses Foto ein wirklich schönes Dokument, das viel vom Charakter der Leute wiedegibt, Rita
cool
Amazing photos, Rita