marble and granite
Sep. 24th, 2001 12:19 amCyn and I visit her fathers's grave today. There were quite a few graves at that cemetary, of people who had given their lives for their country.
Then we stopped at another big cemetery. It is very old, with graves dating back to when Milwaukee was founded, and Wisconsin was granted statehood. We found one grave of a man born in the 1700's. Okay, I know that's nothing for you Europeans, and even some of you New Englanders, but for here, that's pretty impressive.
Of course, I didn't have my camera along. We're going to go back soon.
At one point, we pulled over and got out. It was quite a scene. We stood at the base of a small hill. there was a big dead tree standing partway up. On the top was a life-sized green bronze angel, high upon a monument. Behind her were the dark blue clouds of an approaching storm. Just as we started up, the wind whipped up, and the temperature dropped. It was a bit surreal. We couldn't help but grin.
Then we stopped at another big cemetery. It is very old, with graves dating back to when Milwaukee was founded, and Wisconsin was granted statehood. We found one grave of a man born in the 1700's. Okay, I know that's nothing for you Europeans, and even some of you New Englanders, but for here, that's pretty impressive.
Of course, I didn't have my camera along. We're going to go back soon.
At one point, we pulled over and got out. It was quite a scene. We stood at the base of a small hill. there was a big dead tree standing partway up. On the top was a life-sized green bronze angel, high upon a monument. Behind her were the dark blue clouds of an approaching storm. Just as we started up, the wind whipped up, and the temperature dropped. It was a bit surreal. We couldn't help but grin.