the oldest cem. in warren

[Guest Megalicious]

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[soothsayer]

Cool pics, I've been drawn to these places almost all of my life. How odd when I think that's where I'll end up someday. Keep sharing with us. Btw ~ the pic of you is fine ~ you should see me without my make up........(shudders).

[ManicQueen]

I love going to the cemetary and taking pix... those look great and so do you.

B~

[gothicmom]

pretty!

[Troy Spiral (13)]

neat pictures. I especially like that one gravestone with the black hair and dark compection.

Whenever i end up in a cemetary i usually get "er... troy, you ok? Hellooooo troy??" haha. I tend to go into a sort of introspected mode and dont say much, i kind of get locked into this contemplation of everything the place and the plots represent. Facinating subject actually.

[Goth Brooks]

I miss biking by the old revolutionary era cemetaries on the Cape back home. Next time I'm back east, I'll have to take pics.

[Brenda Starrr]

I love old cemeteries. When I go into one, I can ususally feel some sort of presence there. It's really cool.

[Nienna]

There is a really old one throughout these woods in Ionia. Really creepy and great for pictures. If your passion ever drives you to the road, I've gotten some great shots there. (Though it's about an hour and 45 minutes from the D)

[FarrIL]

I love cemetaries. 'Nuff said.

But whenever I go into one, I enjoy the feeling of being surrounded by those monuments, that silence and I tend to go into a meditation sort of mode where (( admitting love of paranormal here )) I tend to apologize to any spirits I might have awakened, or that my friends might've disturbed, etc etc

I remember one time, my grandpa and I were strolling through a cemetary located a mile from his house and we're walking around, I'm picking dandelions to place on the graves because i didnt have real flowers. Well, he had mentioned that there was a newer part of the cemtary and some graves hadnt been properly marked. Well, when we passed by that part, I said it felt like someone was standing in the corner where the fence met the wall of trees (( this wall of trees separated the cemetary from a neighborhood located below the cemetary's hill )). When we went to leave, we went to that corner I was talking about and found an unmarked grave, separated from the others by a good 20+ feet.

Kinda spooky, but cool nonetheless.