Comments | bootstwaps: Burial Mounds

bootstwaps

Burial Mounds

Jul 13, 2006 10:04

I'm not one for graveyard tourism except in Paris. But who wouldn't smoke dope on Morrison's grave or wear lipstick and leave your kiss on Wilde's? Oh yeah, there was also the visit to The National Museum of Funeral History in Houston, which left me wondering what might my fantasy coffin be? And I suppose I'd visit the pyramids if I were to go ( Read more... )

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bearringsd July 13 2006, 17:16:54 UTC

On some of these photos, the grass is so perfect and green and the sky is so blue it almost feels surreal.

bootstwaps July 13 2006, 17:42:43 UTC

Well, I gotta admit I'm a friend to saturation, but oddly enough some of the most colorful pics above have very little to no embellishment. It was just one of those odd overcast days where everything seemed vivid.

beg1n July 13 2006, 17:44:46 UTC

When I lived in Tennessee, I went to Pinson Mounds which looked very similar to the pictures you have above. I've been fascinated by burial sites since I was a kid.

bootstwaps July 13 2006, 21:36:48 UTC

Wow, that site looks really interesting. I never thought those types of things were in Tennessee. I always imagined they were even farther south. Would love to stop and see them on my next drive through.

Graveyard Tourism? danbearnyc July 13 2006, 18:47:34 UTC

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Re: Graveyard Tourism? bootstwaps July 13 2006, 21:38:04 UTC

And I bet the lilies smelt that much prettier because of it. Where's she restin'?

Re: Graveyard Tourism? danbearnyc July 13 2006, 21:45:28 UTC

Lausanne, Switzerland. Who knew that the municipal cemetery was also the local cruise park?

Re: Graveyard Tourism? bootstwaps July 13 2006, 21:54:07 UTC

You obviously did!

What else where you doing there? I can't imagine you out and about doing grave rubbings?

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bootstwaps July 13 2006, 21:39:20 UTC

Yeah, it's a little bit crushed by giants. Where was your house?