430 Comments Posted by nevermore

Makes me think of Ireland. I'm of Irish decent. My grandmother was from Newry N. Ireland. Wish you'd some shoots in Ireland.

OOOOh That grass . You should have looked in the well. The son of the Earl might still be down there. You could have gotten him out. You'd be a HERO!! What is that square portion that comes out from the wall?? Looks like the base of an another part of the building. What was there????

I agree, what a shot. It makes me dizzy.

WHAT A SHOT!!!!!! You are good. There are those arches again.

Look at that masonery, just awsome. Did anybody check out the weeds growing on the top?? Does anybody know exactly what kind of arch that is??

luminous star; you are a walking encyclopedia on this subject. Where do you get all your info?????

Thanks for the info luminous star. I did'nt know that.

Awsome!!!!! I am of Welsh Decent. Wish I could have been there. Great job. Thanks so much!!!

I've seen this shot somewhere before. Maybe I've been reincarnated. Yeah, that's it. I was the Queen, now I remember, I'ts all coming back to me.

What a fitting end to an awsome presentation. SIR ,YOU ARE THE BEST. I actually espected Dracula to peek out of that partially open coffin or Vincent Price to walk in at any time. Edgar Allan Poe would be proud of you.

Beautiful, just beautiful. I'm going out tomorrow and order me one just like that.

Felyne; Well, I can call you Charlie but I don,t do that spankin' stuff. I stand corrected, MY BAD (maybe). Technically I was just expressing my own personal feelings not a quotation. Do you see Quotation marks any place?? NOT MY BAD.

Just goes to show that TIME MARCHES ON . It stops for no thing or NO ONE,

What can I say???? Beautiful, just Beautiful. Who ever made this was an artist. I hope it was apperciated, because a lot of hard work and talent went into this. I must say the same about the photographer also. Sir, you know how to capture the essence with respect , honor for the subject. Thank You!!!!!!!!

Twug; Awsome poem!!!!!
Potatoe; Coffins weren't sealed, as we think of, until the mid 20th century. I know that back in the "Wild West" days of the US (which extended up until the early 1900's). People were just burried in a pine box. In fact, some states (by law) don't require embalmbing to this day. As for the smell, those coffins were sealed pretty good. I don't think the smell would be that bad.