We don't know who S.B. McC. was, but this simple tombstone in
Confederate Circle at Old Live Oak Cemetery was erected
by his broken-hearted wife.
Thanks to guest photographer Kathy Prince for this photograph!
Linking to Taphophile Tragics, Our World Tuesday and City Daily Photo Blogs
17 comments:
thats so sad.
unusual but very poignant
How beautiful, yet sad.
Beneath Thy Feet
It doesn't get much simpler or to the point than that.
SO sad!
So poignant. What a testament to love!
aw. so raw.
Wow! That hurts even now!! So poignant indeed!!
I love old cemeteries, the lives & souls, and the history. This picture illustrates my feelings about them. Thank you.
It is always very sad to lose someone so close to you in the family....you can feel her pain.
i love seeing old head stones like this one - sad but so fun for photo folks like us.
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Very sad, but also kind of sweet --- it makes me wonder about these two people, and what they were like.
Thanks for linking up on Taphophile Tragics!!
A whole lot of stories untold there. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Oh, that is sad...
A simple, powerful, and poignant headstone.
His poor wife. Cemeteries are such interesting places.
How sad - there must be quite a story here.
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