Just a few cemetery scenes to start your week in a spooky mood, lovies. Only 16 days til Halloween!
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I love old graveyards. These tombstones and bodies age back to the late 1800’s.
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I planned to go the Sleepy Hollow cemetery today but I think I’ll wait for tomorrow — it’s too ready to rain today. They have great tours there as well, but they’re all sold out. This is the scene of Washington Irving’s Legend of Sleepy Hollow. I’ve hung out there before.
Oooo, how fabulous. I’ve never been, so please take a few pictures if you do – I need to live vicariously. 🙂
I’m looking forward to Halloween!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (ok that was a bit over the top right there) Yay. Love old graves.
There are not enough exclamation points in the world for this one, darling. 🙂
WHOO! HALLOWEEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Halloween is just wonderful.
Heh, love how the exclamation points go all the way across my layout. It’s too much excitement for one page to contain!
XD
Well, Happy Halloween! Two weeks and a day a way! 😀
Love cemeteries! I usually go to one at midnight on Halloween to take pics. 🙂
Oh, I love that. I would be excited to see anything you’ve taken!
I’m going to do a post today with some creepy photos I’ve taken (some actually creepy, some ridiculously so) and there’s going to be a couple of graveyard pics. 🙂
Oh, those are fabulous. That bunny is particularly wicked!
Thanks! And yeah, worst bunny EVER. *shivers*
CARL: Grab me a burger, will ya Will?
WILL: My name is Fred.
CARL: But the caption says ‘ Will ‘!
WILL: *sigh* When will the world need my nose?
CARL: Ever
-will snatches carl’s legs and uses them as a forklift-
CARL: SHRIEK!
WILL: You feel me yet, turky?
CARL: Hoop and wheep!
WILL: I thought so
CARL: Yes you know it
WILL: RIP Mary Shelly
CARL: RIP Mysella Sorrowmonsi
The end (this is an originl script by Ivy Walker…DON’T TAKE IT!)
I reserve the right to use “Hoop and wheep!” as an interjection on alternate Mondays and Thursdays preceding a holiday.
😀 YAY I’M, FEELIN ACOMPLISHED!
Ooh, pretty! Our hotel room at the Edinburgh fringe was right outside a cemetary, we loved it.
Can’t wait for Halloween. I bought orange nail varnish that dries in cobweb patterns, yay!
Oooo, how fabulous and fun. Edinburgh can be quite a spooky town, too.
Definitely, I screamed like a loon at the end of the Edniburgh Vaults tour
Ohh, how wonderful. I went perhaps 15 years ago – deliciously spooky.