What waits at the end of the road
What waits at the end of this particular road, in a cemetery, is a small, concrete block building with a locked door.
Let’s hope that’s not really what the end has for us.
***
My friend Sue Wallis passed away this week; her memorial service is today. Sue was a fine poet and a good woman, and she left the earth too soon. Her husband Rod McQueary passed away in December 2012, also much too soon.
Here’s a Sue, reciting a poem in which her love for Rod is palpable. I miss them both.
Elm Grove Cemetery
Alpine, Texas
photographed 1.19.2013
Posted on February 1, 2014, in Photography and tagged 365 photo project, alpine, alpine texas, black and white photography, cemetery, melinda green harvey, one day one image, photo a day, photography, texas. Bookmark the permalink. 6 Comments.
One Day | One Image 
This cemetary has a beautiful view of the hill in the background. It really looks nice.
LikeLike
It is nice – there are a lot of cedar trees to give it some shade, and views like this one all the way around.
LikeLike
I bet that is the groundskeeper’s shed. The location and headstones look as if the dead are being better looked after than the living who work here.
LikeLike
There was a larger shed toward the center of the cemetery, and I think it was probably the groundskeeper’s shed. This one – I think – is probably where the water well is. But maybe I ought to make another trip to Alpine to verify….
LikeLike
May peace follow them both together as your love and caring obviously will.
LikeLike
Thank you, Vera, for your kind comment.
LikeLike