Pothocary Grave, Roslyn ,Wa

 some graves are more attractive then others- when a bent fence is added i am drawn in. not that the bent fence was an intentional addition by the owner - but there's nothing like seeing something meant to last an "eternity" warped and twisted it's existence itself suffering scoliosis  (although i hear the modern eternity is much shorter then in previous centuries - you don't get what you used to get when purchasing eternity is what i am saying - i think it is made in China now as well.)
Here is the bent fence of the Pothocary Grave , the lady buried here is A.Pothocary (anna.)

Giovanni Spada, Roslyn, Wa

 loved the hearts.

Frank Stimach and Baby Roy Stimach at Roslyn,Wa

Baby Roy.
I have another grave of the surname Stimach I will add here-
I was wondering if someone who was related to all these older graves placed the plastic flowers at their sites or if it was just a cemetery habit to put fake flowers everywhere?
Is there someone out there especially visiting Baby Roy?

 are they related? i would say the artistry of the stones is of a similar vein but graves not  next to one another.
these were in the St Barbara section of the cemetery.

Lizard visiting day at Roslyn Cemertery

 we visited the cemetery and so did this lizard. he wasn't sharing his visit with us however and would rather be on his own.

back through Roslyn- Rade Bokovich

good ole Rade Bokovich and his boots.
who wouldn't mooch this photo op?
i took about 15 photos of these boots and this was the last one after exploring angles of all respect.
love this shot.

Fort Simcoe Graves

Bothell Pioneer Cemetery

my team

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as if they were benches for some performance.

i really liked this but then tim mentioned it looked a bit like a tramp stamp.