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Great shot, though... intriguing, it is!
Although the majority of graves are marked by a flat slab, to prevent them from falling over the cliff onto the beach during storms (which has happened) I can only imagine that one day the coffins will end up being pushed up by the trees and their roots.
As a side note, yes the coffins have fallen over the side onto the beach. My earth sciences teacher told stories of going there and studying the coffins and large grave markers when the storms would hit.
Maybe one day I can take a trip and visit this amazing place
:-)) Depends on many wires they had in them holding that "Peaceful" position when they staged the bodies. They are probably wired for a 100 mph crash.
a large tree has grown into the
two stones on either side of it.
These cemetary shots are beautiful, the snow just makes everything more majestic, and peaceful. :)