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Mr. Motts, I'm surprised you found your way out of this place!
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wow, that's really disturbing. . . LOVE IT!
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I never knew the significance of the tree stump. Interesting. In that cemetery I was at last week I saw one of those and it had what looked like an open book on the top of it where the people's names were carved.
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Those urns weigh a ton. I have my father in one and it's a small one, like the size of a shoe box. It's all I can do to lift it.
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It's so sad to see toppled headstones. After all, isn't there still a person under that? I went to an old cemetery last week and was shocked to see so many headstones knocked over or broken by vandals. No respect for the dead I guess.
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kind of phallic-like (ok someone was going to say it!)
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It's almost like she's looking skyward and thinking "why me?"
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now it seems to be the personification of hopelessness
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Cemeteries are one of my all time favorite places! Thanks for the new photos!
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...great pictures, very good. Congratulation.
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Arcane, covert, mysterious & wild;
Mount Moriah Cemetary really has concealed headstones of fantasy.
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Have always had a Love for infrared photography. These are absolutely beautiful! Thank You Motts!
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Most impressive and Alluring.
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The carvings on this are gorgeous! Like huge ornate seashells... What a beauty surrounded by trees and fern
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Transferred to a ancient civilization in Corinth ...Lovely.