An abandoned cemetery close to my heart.
Barnes Old Cemetery is elusive. There’s not much information about it to be found online, and it hides amongst the trees close to the tennis courts on Rocks Lane – most people using the courts or …
Source: Barnes Old Cemetery: an abandoned graveyard being reclaimed by nature – Flickering Lamps
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I kind of love this and kind of hate this. I want to rescue it and find the history, but it also looks so cool the way it is.
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My feelings exactly.
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Very interesting!
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I know! While it’s a familiar cemetery, I had no idea about the related history. If I had, I might not have explored it as avidly as I did back in the day!
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My interest in cemeteries began when we moved to Groton, Massachusetts. Early headstones in New England (1600’s to early 1800’s) were carved from slate; therefore the inscriptions and carvings are still remaining. The writings are fascinating! And the carvings are exquisite. It is a delight in both art and history- two things I love!
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Yes, art and history combined are pure joy. And the carvings are stories yet to be told. Bliss!
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Indeed! 🙂
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Nice feature. Not too far from your old stamping grounds, Sarah!
Best wishes, Pete.
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Which is why I said what I said at the top of the post!
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OK, got that now! x (Reading too fast)
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