I suppose that's not too surprising. A cemetery, after all, is a place where time stands still, except in the rolling onward of the season. Here are a few other photos of the gates, shortly after the original construction in 1862, as it was before reconstruction began in 2010 and during the reconstruction process. Must add that before the work this time, the gate was completely covered with climbing hydrangea--absolutely beautiful. Do hope it will be replanted.
Sunday, 12 July 2015
Saturday Photo: Cemetery Gates over Time
The gate on the north side of Mount Royal Cemetery are just about finished. The stonework was completed before the snow fell last winter, but it's been some time for the extent of the repairs to become evident.
I suppose that's not too surprising. A cemetery, after all, is a place where time stands still, except in the rolling onward of the season. Here are a few other photos of the gates, shortly after the original construction in 1862, as it was before reconstruction began in 2010 and during the reconstruction process. Must add that before the work this time, the gate was completely covered with climbing hydrangea--absolutely beautiful. Do hope it will be replanted.
I suppose that's not too surprising. A cemetery, after all, is a place where time stands still, except in the rolling onward of the season. Here are a few other photos of the gates, shortly after the original construction in 1862, as it was before reconstruction began in 2010 and during the reconstruction process. Must add that before the work this time, the gate was completely covered with climbing hydrangea--absolutely beautiful. Do hope it will be replanted.
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Mary, I have a friend who worked at the cemetery, in "untraditional trades" for women, including backhoe operator. She retired a few years ago.
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