This surname on a gravestone at Mt. Wollaston Cemetery caught my eye. It seems appropriate for today's post.
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Excellent! What a great capture. Have a wonderful 2011.
Absolutely perfect!!
well done, slim. have a great new year...hopefully we'll see you in brattleboro in 2011.
Yes, very appropriate! Have a safe but happy New Year's eve celebration with good wishes for the New Year!
:) I've got some for you. will post soon.
happy new year
Hahahaha. This 'grave' marker made me smile. A sense of humor we all need.
HNY 2011.
Happy New Year from Northern Ireland Slim!
I've really enjoyed your photos of Quincy & am impressed at your persistence. Now that 2010 is over, my photo a day challenge has also finished and my persona "pix-2010" will very soon be no more.
I'm sure I'll keep an eye on your blog and long wistfully for another trip to New England, but in the mean time, best wishes for 2011.
Keep taking the photos.
Graham :-)
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