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July 26th, 2009

coin metal markers
Seen Any Interesting Grave Markers?

I can think of two examples:
One seems to be 3x5 oval top unmarked white marble with
bronze disk at upper center. If coin size metal is thumbed aside on its hidden pivot one peers down bored hole to gaze upon painted porcelain miniature. Shows young boy wearing
buckskin clothing standing outside low narrow log cabin with sod roof. No name or date is evident.
Second is a square block of black granite containing twelve
names and the mine they last worked after a deep collapse prevented their recovery for seperate burials.

I love walking in graveyards and checking out the markers.
i am in Hungary right now and sometimes go to the graveyard to visit my husbands mom and dad.
There are some very old and Gothic graves here, they are so interesting.
there is one grave in a small village we were visiting that drew my attention.It was of a small girl who died around age 6 or so. She died in the 1930's. her parents had a beautiful statue of her playing with her dog. it made me cry so I bought her some flowers. Her dad was a doctor so makes me wonder what she died of.
There is another marker on the side of the road on our way to one of the lakes here. It is a huge guitar, the guy must of been a rocker.
Other graves are covered in moss and falling apart, those ones are a bit scary.

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