Okay, so I know you're desperate to get into the prehistoric linear cemetery, but before we venture back in time, let's loiter for a little while and spend some time with some slightly more recent monuments
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I had a troop of Girl Scouts for twelve years. When they were about seven, I took them to a cemetery to do etchings of the tombstones-- some from the 1600s-- for our history badge. When they were teenagers, they STILL talked about that "field trip" as being one of their very favorite.
17th and 18th century tombstones are really, really good! We've got some nice ones in Scotland, and I've seen some really good ones on some US blogs, too. No wonder the girls were impressed!!
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To me the fish looks rather serious! Like it's about to deliver a lecture...
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I had a troop of Girl Scouts for twelve years. When they were about seven, I took them to a cemetery to do etchings of the tombstones-- some from the 1600s-- for our history badge. When they were teenagers, they STILL talked about that "field trip" as being one of their very favorite.
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In Kirkwall again in June!
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