The many flowering trees are in full bloom. Their heavy scent hangs in the air.
And everywhere you can hear the birds singing. Each part of the cemetery has its own personality, reflecting the denominations of the people buried there. Huge monuments announce the resting places of the wealthy while tiny monuments cover the graves of young babies.
The identical stones of the military graves stand, honouring those who lost their lives in the wars that Canada has fought.
What a peaceful place for a walk. Others, too, were out with cameras, walking dogs and enjoying the sunny spring day.
Hi,Susan,
ReplyDeleteYes, the cemetery in your photo is a beautiful place to walk. It looks quite different from cemeteries in Japan. I visit a graveyard of my family just for cleaning the gravestone and recalling our ancestors.
Tomoko
Cemeteries call to me - I love the headstones as well as the landscapes they provide. I thought of you in AZ, Susan. We spent an afternoon in the Museum of Music in Scottsdale (MIM). You would love it - I would have had to drag you out!
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