This is what happens when you take photo requests from Kibologists.
I went to Target this morning, where I found OMGTEALDUCTTAPE!!11!!!eleventy-one!1!!! Now, duct tape is a thing of wonderment and beauty all on its own, but when it is also the very best color in the whole world? Perfection.
(No dogs were harmed in the making of this photo. The human, however, had better sleep with one eye open tonight.)
Betty Pelfree 1935 – 2002
Johnny Bean
Cinthay Harsh 1814 – 1878
I. G. Ashley DC. Oct.
Mary Josephine Dou’t Wm. & M. A. Gibson Born Nov. 16, 1862 Died April 6, 1883
Plain cross grave marker
Lida Wife of R. B. Gwin Born Feb. 21, 1863 Died Nov. 16, 1892
At Rest
I went to Owen County, to take photos in River Hill Cemetery. I’ve driven by it thousands of times, but never stopped. It looks pretty small from the road, so my plan was to take a few photos there, then go on to the larger cemetery in town, but when I actually got there, I realized it’s bigger than I thought. It’s also in pretty sad condition. Like Methodist Cemetery in Ellettsville, there are broken headstones that no one has bothered to upright. They’ve been left to sink into the ground.
There were also a few headstones that looked like they were made from concrete. They’re crumbling now, and I wondered if that was a “poor folks” option. Better than a temporary metal marker from the funeral home, but not by much.
red paper boat 