So lovely, nothing but peace here.
Everything is budding out and the shrubs are green. The lilac bushes aren’t blooming yet but my Twin took a lovely picture of one for me.
Beautiful.
A wonderful day for a walk.
I loved this one, not sure if the nickname was Spud or Smitty. I am sure he knows. 
This one is great, OLT as if to say, I had one life to live and I lived it the best way I knew how.
Click on the photos to make them larger. I will be exploring a different part of the cemetery on my next walk
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I also had my hair cut today, so for today, I am having a good hair day. I hope you all are having one too. The floor is all yours Boston.
Beth
Hi.. can't believe how things are blooming there already. The grass did green up some but no way the trees are that far along. We are lucky to see some crocus here and there.Enjoying the 64 degree weather here today, sure is welcomed after the winter. I got my hair cut a couple of weeks ago and am glad I did it.. I needed it done badly. Hope the rest of your week goes well : )
ReplyDeleteThose are some very nice pictures of spring showing its face my friend! I often wished that I had time to take some pictures in the graveyards of Europe but never got to it. The only place I really did do this was in Japan and it was really interesting. Have a great rest of the week as well my friend!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful scenes of the trees, such lovley soft colours, and such a pretty cemetery, I expect you could find lots of strange, weird and wonderful names if you had a good scout around, loved it .
ReplyDelete|Thanks for visiting Beth.
Hi Beth. Your lovely photos remind me that I should be making a trip to the Mt. Auburn Cemetery. This time I will take the tour. I know you've seen the pictures I have taken there but it's so huge that I know there are areas I haven't been to. The guided tour will point out the famous people buried there. So far I've only seen Longfellow and his family and Charles Merrium, the man who bought the publishing rights of Noah Websters dictionary. There are more.
ReplyDeleteThe trees and plants are only just begining to sprout around here.
It's been a long day for me Beth I was down on Cape Cod for a family matter that I will reveal at a later date.
Thanks for everything Beth.
Thank you for the pretty tour. Very nice day today.
ReplyDeleteIt must be a beautiful weather Beth ...
ReplyDeleteI can seen you are enjoy walking around the cemetery which I never have done..
I don't mind go to the an old cemetery to have look around one day.
Enjoy your rest of the day.
Looks like you had a beautiful day for a walk. Love all the pretty blossoms on the trees. We hardly have buds on the trees, here, yet. We have a ways to go, as it has been a cool spring, and hasn't got up to much more than in the 50's.
ReplyDeleteHave a great rest of the week Beth. It won't be long and it will be time for another weekend. I say, " Bring it on". :)
blessings....
ReplyDeletehmmmmm,strange pass time that....walking in cemetries?
Love the pics though, the ones of the trees that is.
Have a grand day eh...
peace...
Rhapsody
Dear Beth,
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures of the beautiful greenery.
Where to my mother's grave, where we removed the winter wreath.
For Easter, I put down the daffodils.
But we have not come so far with the heat yet, but it will come.
Wish you a really nice day and a wonderful weekend!
Take care
Hugs Ann
Beautiful trees Beth such colour relaxing walking around cemetries. Good music here oh what a beautiful morning to you Beth Hugs Sheila x
ReplyDeleteYup, "spring has sprung, the grass is ris', I wonder where the flowers is." Our flowers are in bloom---I'm getting the camera out today for sure! Love your recording with Peggy Lee! That musical brings back memories---we did it in High School! Her voice reminds me of Doris Day's. Who is the guy who sings this on this recording??? Enjoy the day today!
ReplyDeleteThe cemetery my parents are in all have flat headstones. I know it's easier to maintain with them that way but it doesn't have the character that old cemetery's have. It's turned cold here again but at least the trees are telling us that warmer weather is ahead of us...I hope lol
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Looks like it was definitely a beautiful day. My grandparents had a cemetery across the road from their house. As a kid I used to enjoy walking through it and looking at names and dates on the headstones.
ReplyDeleteA great day for a walk and, yes, there is nothing more beautiful than a cemetary in the spring. It is peaceful, place of resting.
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A most interesting place to take a stroll?
ReplyDeleteI must admit it is beautiful. And your background music is great too :-)
~Ron
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Looks so beautiful Beth. Love the trees and the place also looks interesting with so much history.
ReplyDeleteHugs and Have a wonderful Friday.. Its SNowing. Yes I know. Its awful.
AS everyone says Beth, beautiful photo's showing natures gifts to us so well.
ReplyDeleteGlad to read you had a good hair day, me too, I felt so relieved about Bess having a good eating day that I went to the hairdressers and had mine done...Such an uplift and a pamper. hugs to you my friend...
x Pen and Bess x
Most excellent photos. For the same reason as I enjoy sitting by myself in cathedrals and churches, I like my walks through cemetaries. There is a very rare form of tranquility in cemetaries that is hard to find in other places.
ReplyDeleteHello Beth, Thanks for sharing these great photos. I really enjoyed them. The blossoms on the tress are so pretty. What a marvellous view you have from your home. Beth, at the risk of being stupid... What is the abbreviation "OLT?" One life time? Hugs, Kerrie
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