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Oh, man, I loved the way the cowboy, the crucifix, the five black crosses, and the little stone saint’s niche were all hanging out together in this part of the cemetery. It looks like the cowboy is heading out, though, so I guess I got there just in time.
Marathon, Texas
photographed 7.24.2016
Posted on August 4, 2016, in Photography and tagged 365 photo project, black and white photography, cemetery, Leica, marathon, marathon cemetery, marathon texas, melinda green harvey, monochrome, one day one image, photo a day, postaday, texas. Bookmark the permalink. 12 Comments.
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No fair, you know I love cemeteries. Hope you helped him find his horse.
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I was going to, but then I got distracted by some headstones. You know how it is…
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That is one cool memorial! That cowdude must be unique.
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It seemed like I’d seen something similar before, but I can’t recall a specific place. So it’s possible (likely) that I don’t know what I’m talking about.
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😊😊😊. I feel the same way about lots of stuff the comes outta my mouth, too! ❤️
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a permanent state of mind for me I’m afraid.
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Maybe you, and Kate (from Photobooth Journal), and I need to hang out sometime – think how much fun we could have!!
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I don’t like the look of those black crosses. Something very nasty happened, and we are to be reminded.
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They do appear to have a common tragedy in common, but there’s not any legible markers on them to know for sure.
I’ve been to this cemetery a few times, and I always notice them.
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Might generous offer. We should do that!
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That is creepy. Strange there is no marker to instruct visitors as they seem to want people to notice and remember.
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I sort of get the idea that the crosses were done that way for private reasons, maybe.
There’s a chance, I think, that the markers could be common to a family and not to one tragedy.
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