Saturday, January 01, 2011

Pinner Cemetery–tears and memories

Pinner Cemetery is near my house so one rather gloomy day, I picked up my camera and went for a walk about.

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Harrow Fire station. Nice bright doors.

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Quite an old history, created in 1937

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a tree with a dried up creeper up its trunk.



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here’s the entrance to the cemetery.

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very peaceful entrance

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what on earth is that?

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looks like a keyhole in one of the fantasy movies.

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Knotty base of the tree.

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Fascinating bark patterns.

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The mouth of the tree?

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Spiky!!!

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Very peaceful and well maintained.

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And on the right

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What on earth are Lady’s? lol.

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Bit sad

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mossy twigs.

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Baby Parmar…

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Sad…

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This is the children’s section. Very heart rending.

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Lord Sutch. One of my hero’s.

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The tree is growing very neatly over the statue.

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Old weatherbeaten wooden cross.

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There is a Greek section as well. Fascinating how well maintained they are, lovely.

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This is another children’s section…

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A cricketer!

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A bunch of polish graves. from WW2.

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A dried up creeper

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Very poignant.

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Roger with a bird bath table.

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