London Calling

[wendybeth]

If ever I hit Europe, it will be a graveyard tour. I love looking at old cemetaries; the oldest ones here only go back to the late 1800's, unless you count Native American burial grounds, which are seriously lacking in cool looking crypts and interesting epitaphs.

Oh, NA- Tori is looking forward to hearing about your nekkid Daniel expericence.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Not Afraid

Mostly the architecture. It's a beautiful place - and I have a fondness for cemeteries anyways. I've been wanting to visit Highgate for about 20 years.

Originally Posted by wendybeth

If ever I hit Europe, it will be a graveyard tour. I love looking at old cemetaries; the oldest ones here only go back to the late 1800's, unless you count Native American burial grounds, which are seriously lacking in cool looking crypts and interesting epitaphs.

I love visiting old cemetaries. Its fun making up stories about the people buried there. Like this person was having an affair with that person.

The Oakland cemetary in Atlanta was fun. It is run down, but they are slowing restoring it. Margaret Mitchell is buried there, but I was more intrigued by the other stuff: the huge crypts, the twin six-foot-tall urns, the civil war section. Unfortunately, I didn't discover the Jewish section until I was on my way out. I was intrigued by how close all of the graves were together. There was virtually no room between them - almost as if they were stacked up in there.