cimitero, Bafia
Our relatives took us on a tour of the family gravesites in Bafia cemetery. Often husbands and wives were buried in different sections of the cemetery, probably because space was at a premium. We noticed several graves with signs reading "Abandoned tomb." Those remains would be collected into a comunal ossuary to free up the tomb for new arrivals. Thanks to our relatives care, we are still able to view the grave sites of our great grandparents, great uncles and aunts.
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_barb_ (68 months ago | reply)
wonderful shot, the flowers in the detergent bottle are a nice odd bit. what a great idea to add the little lights.
Lesstimeonlinein09 [deleted] (68 months ago | reply)
That's great.
fabianmohr added this photo to their favorites. (68 months ago)
Kevin Day (68 months ago | reply)
Those little lights are wonderful, and as Barb says that "Rosa" bottle is priceless
Tsjeu added this photo to their favorites. (68 months ago)
Tsjeu (68 months ago | reply)
weird, wonderful and magic. those lights should be in ever cemetary.
plastic bottles too. ;)
Lynn Morag added this photo to her favorites. (68 months ago)
First Contact (66 months ago | reply)
What Marcel said! Congrats, Dom.
cdn_moose (57 months ago | reply)
Bafia, Sicily? My parents are from there too -- my grandparents (Donato) might actually be in that shot. Very nice ...
gianfrancobriguglio added this photo to his favorites. (49 months ago)