Graveyard location
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maggie
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Graveyard location
Hello
can anyone please identify this graveyard location for me?
taken i think before the 1970's somewhere in Scotland
http://talkingscot.com/gallery/displayi ... ?pos=-1026
kindest regards
maggie
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Gallery url added by Marilyn
can anyone please identify this graveyard location for me?
taken i think before the 1970's somewhere in Scotland
http://talkingscot.com/gallery/displayi ... ?pos=-1026
kindest regards
maggie
photograph posted for admin approval
Gallery url added by Marilyn
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marilyn morning
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Hi Maggie,Hello
can anyone please identify this graveyard location for me?
taken i think before the 1970's somewhere in Scotland
Have you any idea, who's may be buried in this gravesite? Do you have another picture, that was taken from a different angle? Perhaps that would shed some light on the location?
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Marilyn
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Hi Maggie
The only times I have seen garden areas in a cemetery was Gardens of Remembrance where there was a crematorium too.
The plants don't give much of a clue either. The only identifiable ones are iris.
There appears to be a hill visible over the wall in the top left hand side and the cemetery is on a slope with most of the visible stones looking fairly modern (i.e. 20th century)so probably a new burial ground rather than an old Kirk burial ground.
Not enough other clues to help much though.
Russell
The only times I have seen garden areas in a cemetery was Gardens of Remembrance where there was a crematorium too.
The plants don't give much of a clue either. The only identifiable ones are iris.
There appears to be a hill visible over the wall in the top left hand side and the cemetery is on a slope with most of the visible stones looking fairly modern (i.e. 20th century)so probably a new burial ground rather than an old Kirk burial ground.
Not enough other clues to help much though.
Russell
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Hello Russel
thanks for your reply
interesting thought that CREMATORIUM I'd say possibly yes as it dosen't look like a freshly dug plot(no soil visable where the flowers/wreaths are laid more like a well kept lawn like you say a Garden of rememberance .
You can tell I'm not at all greenfingered i thought they could be Hosta's
Thanks once again Russel
kind regards
maggie
ps if anyone is visiting a Crematorium anywhere in Scotland will they please keep an eye out for Iris Plants in the Rememerance gardens and if they spot some give me a shout
thanks for your reply
interesting thought that CREMATORIUM I'd say possibly yes as it dosen't look like a freshly dug plot(no soil visable where the flowers/wreaths are laid more like a well kept lawn like you say a Garden of rememberance .
You can tell I'm not at all greenfingered i thought they could be Hosta's
Thanks once again Russel
kind regards
maggie
ps if anyone is visiting a Crematorium anywhere in Scotland will they please keep an eye out for Iris Plants in the Rememerance gardens and if they spot some give me a shout
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cemetary
Looking at the photo I would say it is a cemtary given the headstones in the background. The 'hill' just over the top looks like the roof of a house and it does remind me of a cemetary I used to pass sometimes as a child. It was located in CLYDEBANK, maybe it is this one? Robert
auld, hastie, aitken, wilson, muir, mcvicar, hunter, shiell.
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