Danish Cemetery
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Wonderful!! I love old cemeteries. Such a wonderful combination of history and artwork. So many stories.
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ReplyDeleteNice contrast with the light and dark stones. I love to walk through old cemeteries but I never remember to bring my camera.
ReplyDeleteGreat pic!
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ReplyDeleteI too find cemeteries great places to take pictures. So many interesting memorials, sculptures, and so much history.
Now, that is interesting. Last time I went to Denmark, I toured a lot of cemeteries as well to see where my ancestors were buried.
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What intricate headstones.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to discover I'm not the only devotee of old cemeteries. The artwork on these tombstones is beautiful. I like to look at dates and names and try to figure out what happened to these people.
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful! Though I grew up in Denmark, I have rarely seen so beautiful headstones. But I know that Møgeltønder teems with wonderful sights and buildings.
ReplyDeleteMogeltonder is truly a beautiful area. As you know I really love your country!
ReplyDeleteI love old cemetaries, as dark as that seems. Every headstone has a story. The ones in Poland are particularly fascinating.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Cemetaries can be so fascinating.
ReplyDeleteI find cemetaries so fascinating and we recently purchased a home with a cemetary across the street. We love walking through and looking at the names and dates. These Danish stones are particularly beautiful though!
ReplyDeleteWonderful stonework, so intricately done.
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Amazing craftsmanship!
ReplyDeleteHow old are these stones? We have old ones in our town but they haven't weathered so well as these. Very nice :)
ReplyDeleteStrangely I'm attracted to cemetery's whereas my mom is very scared of them. Great shot.
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