Weathered tombstones in the Scottish sun.
A tombstone in the shade of a tree.
A grave with ivy growing all around it.
The wall of the graveyard, or cemetary, in Glasgow, with tombstones set into it, long-weathered by sun and rain.
Wet leaves stick to the tombstone in the rain. the stone is dated 1791, and is of Alexander Wilson.
Professor of Theology in the University of Glasgow, died 1814. The shape of the gravestone is perhaps reminiscent of the end of a casket.
Part of a tombstone I think. Old masonry, with moss.
Looking up at the tower of this 1824 church.
The ivy threatens to engulf this churchyard.
A very slightly different angle.
The writing on this gravestone is no longer very legible. At the top it says “Wood.”
On the outside wall of Ramshorn Kirk in Glasgow: [more...]
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