These are in the churchyard of Christ Church, Lochgilphead, the local Episcopalian place of worship. The sun was low in the west as I was going in for a choir rehearsal.
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Kilmory burial ground 7
Leaves and stones.
Kilmory burial ground, Lochgilphead, Argyll.
© Patrick Mackie 2012
This is the last of a series of images taken in early October. This was the last picture I took when I was laving the burial ground.
Kilmory burial ground 6
The name Faulds on a carved gravestone.
Kilmory burial ground, Lochgilphead, Argyll.
© Patrick Mackie 2012
This is the sixth of a series of images taken in early October.
This image is of the name Faulds on a carved gravestone.
Kilmory burial ground 5
Lichen form on gravestone.
Kilmory burial ground, Lochgilphead, Argyll.
© Patrick Mackie 2012
This is the fifth of a series of images taken in early October.
This image reminded me of the idea of the angel of death.
Kilmory burial ground 4
A tomb finial in shrouded vase form
Kilmory burial ground, Lochgilphead, Argyll
© Patrick Mackie 2012
This is the fourth of a series of images taken in early October. The burial ground lies close to my office and is little-visited. This image is of a tomb finial.
Kilmory burial ground 3
Three monuments
Kilmory burial ground, Lochgilphead
© Patrick Mackie 2012
This is the third of a series of images taken in early October. The burial ground lies close to my office and is little-visited. The burial ground is overgrown and overhung with trees, so lichens and ferns cover everything.
Kilmory burial ground 2
The view on entering Kilmory burial ground.
© Patrick Mackie 2012
This is the second of a series of images taken in early October. The burial ground lies close to my office and is little-visited. This is the view inside the gate.
Kilmory burial ground 1
The gates to Kilmory burial ground in Lochgilphead bear the date 1846.
© Patrick Mackie 2012
This is the first of a series of images taken in early October. The burial ground lies close to my office and is little-visited. This image is of the gate.
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