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Weekly Photo Challenge: Big
During the last years of the Roman Republic, after Caesar conquered Egypt and vanquished Cleopatra, Egyptiana became the fashion in Rome. Access Rome says, “Numerous pyramids sprouted all over Rome.” I don’t know if that’s true. I do know that the … Continue reading
Idiosyncratic collection of gravestone photos
Grave Matters by Mark C. Taylor My rating: 3 of 5 stars Mark Taylor opens the book by telling how he discovered he had two siblings who died before he knew them. That leads him to what he calls his … Continue reading
What cemeteries have you visited on vacation?
I’m the sort of person who arranges her vacations around cemeteries I haven’t visited yet. Do you also go out of your way to see a new graveyard? I tried to limit this poll to the most likely tourist destination … Continue reading
Posted in Cemetery poll
Tagged Highgate Cemetery, Old Jewish Cemetery, Pere Lachaise Cemetery, Protestant Cemetery
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Beautiful if Muddled Collection of Cemetery Photos
Beautiful Death: The Art of the Cemetery by David Robinson My rating: 3 of 5 stars This odd book is put together backwards. Rather than open with Robinson’s explanation of what he was doing taking these photographs (and his rambling … Continue reading
A lovely old guide to the Protestant Cemetery
The Protestant Cemetery in Rome: A Guide for Visitors by Johan Beck-Friis My rating: 5 of 5 stars I found this wonderful little book on eBay, so I have no idea how easy it might be to come by. All … Continue reading
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Tagged Italian cemetery, Protestant Cemetery, Rome cemetery
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