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was this the grave of a sailor?
Joe
Sat 04-26-2008
Beautiful. No more needs be said...
Aussie Paul
Sat 04-26-2008
In the Victorian and Edwardian eras an anchor (usually with a chain) was used to represent one of the three cardinal virtues of Christianity - hope. The other two were faith (cross) and love/charity (heart).
Lynne
Sun 04-27-2008
that is why we love you so much Lynne, you teach us things. I never would have known that in a million years...thank you! :)
Joe
Sun 04-27-2008
I absolutely lubs you Lynnie!
Jude
Sun 04-27-2008
Nice composition, and beautiful balance of black, white, and grey.
nvusofmotts
Sun 04-27-2008
Beautiful shot.
Wormfood
Tue 04-29-2008
breathtaking
AO
Sat 05-10-2008
Its a shame what ppl leave behind
Nicole
Sun 05-11-2008
Might I suggest a visit to Mt. Olivet cemetary in TN?
A Little Less Lucky
Thu 05-15-2008
beautiful work and i love that title!
illuminoti
Thu 06-26-2008
The cemetery down the street from me(North Cedar Hill) has a stone in it (yes thats' right!) with various family members interred and their names inscribed.
However,on one side,a member "lost at sea' is inscribed.He was a captain,and he was 47 years old.(life expectency in those days)
This would be known as a CENOTAPH, as he(his remains) is not there.
Guitorman
Tue 07-29-2008
My husband is a former Marine who transfered into the Navy. This would be his monument too.
Prairie Lady
Thu 08-14-2008
a remarkable shot
monkey
Sat 09-06-2008
I agree with monkey that is a remarkable shot!
uncleugly84
Mon 11-10-2008
Beautiful shot. Congrats to the awsome person who took it.
Tak
Thu 06-04-2009
Wow. I can honestly say for the first time in my life i'm speechless at your beautiful work!
Thank you for sharing.
luna 666
Thu 09-03-2009

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