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Related: About this forumHiggedly Piggedly with an ancient ruin thrown in.
The ruins overlooking the graveyard are from 1196. Grey Abbey or as the locals call to Gryby is a small village in County Down Northern Ireland. The graveyard is younger than the Abbey, of course! But headstones date from the 16th Century onward. They are terribly higgedly piggedly. I took this photo on a visit to family last May.
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Higgedly Piggedly with an ancient ruin thrown in. (Original Post)
Soph0571
Nov 2017
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CaliforniaPeggy
(149,627 posts)1. Ancient graveyards and churches are wonderful, my dear Soph!
Love this photo, with all its history and beauty.
Soph0571
(9,685 posts)3. Thank you and I have lots more
One of my hobbies is to visit ancient sites, ruined abbeys and castles to photograph them. My poor SO is dragged all over the country in the summer months.
pangaia
(24,324 posts)2. Amazing. The place, oddly enough, almost seems alive.
Soph0571
(9,685 posts)4. It really is alive with past shadows
....if that does not sound too space cadet?!?!?!
pangaia
(24,324 posts)5. Yes, maybe that was what I felt, also.
marked50
(1,366 posts)6. Mark of good photo
is if you can relate to it with provoking thoughts and memories- you have done that- thanks