(Every day around here is “Hug a Tombstone Day,” even if the idea for a special holiday never really took off.)
These are just a few of the photos I’ve taken throughout the past year depicting markers or other cemeterial objects being overtaken or displaced by tree growth. I firmly believe that Mother Nature is just reaching out to give these tombstones a nice, warm embrace (or a reassuring pat on the back).
Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia:
Buffalo Presbyterian Church, Greensboro, North Carolina:
Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia:
Oakwood Cemetery, Raleigh, North Carolina:
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| Even curbing needs love too. |
Old Maplewood Cemetery, Durham, North Carolina:
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The power of nature truly is amazing. I love the idea of, Hug A Tombstone Day.
Thank you for linking up with Cemetery Sunday
Beneath Thy Feet
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I hope these tombstones like being embraced by what was probably a small sapling planted nearby!
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Rest in peace, indeed! Lovely pastoral glow that gently caresses the stones. So very beautiful and dreamy.
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