How sad! :(

Beautiful shots! I have so many I have forgotten about too.

Beautiful work! I've not crocheted or cross stitched in ages due to my stupid shoulder. (bursitis/tendinitis)

They do look beautiful in the photos, I bet they are amazing to see in person.

That is exactly how I felt about this pre Thanksgiving snow.... it sucks. Although, I am pretty sure you got a little more than we did.

I don't have that type of camera.

Thank, I can look up some information on the subject in English. :D

I love the old stones too and always wonder about the people who are buried there.

I always wonder the same. I was hoping to find out more details about this one but I think we were lucky to get what we did. Life could not have been easy on the early settlers.

Thanks, I love finding these hidden ones too.

I would have loved to get closer to some of those stones, thanks!

Thanks Jay! I would have loved to get a little closer. Maybe the next graveyard will allow it.

Thank's!!

They do me as well.

Thank you! I agree, there is so much history in the cemeteries. I always want to get to know a bit more about the people who are there. The farmers buried at this one, would not have had an easy life.

I have always loved that this is a safe place for the wildlife to be. There are animals in here, such as otters, that you rarely seen elsewhere in our state.

While all of the photographs are gorgeous, I am in love with the trees in the 13th photo. "The path heads downhill towards a stream in the valley." They are different from any I have seen here

You have such brilliant fall colors already. The grave stones are so beautifully arranged in that cemetery. I always want to know more about the people in the graves when visiting a grave yard. So much

I love seeing this city through your eyes. Great photographs!!

The only time I have seen Kimchee, was at work. They found several, 11 year expired, jars of it and guess who got to dump them out.... Yep me. :/ lol