One of my favorite things is all of the “old” stuff in Virginia There are so many signs of history here, you can’t miss them. I found a little cemetery driving around town the other day. Amazing to see tombstones from the 1700s!
On top of that, everything is blooming!
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I am so jealous! I didn't even think about it before, but did you know Virginia is FULL of ghosts! I would love to visit, and go ghost hunting!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! I cannot wait till spring is here.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a wonderful weekend exploring your new surroundings.
ReplyDeleteI love old tombstones- I always like trying to come up with the stories behind the people.
ReplyDeleteI would absolutely LOVE to go see those things! AWESOME!! And wow, blooming is gorgeous! We're enjoying that here too (less the allergies, of course). :P
ReplyDeleteI find the old tombstones fascinating... I always wonder how they lived!!
ReplyDeleteHow cool, sometimes we take blank paper and a crayon and rub it on the paper so you can see what the old tomb stones say if they are unreadable!! Its crazy how detailed some of the really old ones are... they sometimes say how they passed.
ReplyDeletegorgeous pics. I especially love the white blooms. I too love history and discovering areas. I have yet to take a cemetary tour of New Orleans, but it is on my list of things to see. I am sure your Virginia toombstones were very interesting. Pretty too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms! And I agree- it is amazing to see tombstones that are that old!
ReplyDeleteI love exploring old places and looks like you had a gorgeous day for it.
ReplyDeleteAmazing Photos! I cant wait for our flowers to bloom. It must be great to live where theres so much history all around!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! I love how green the grass is! It is neat that you have lots of history right there!
ReplyDeleteI love cemeteries! There are some old ones here, it's so much fun to visit and explore.
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