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This gravestone was used as part of the pathway.

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Not sure what these numbers are on the sides, they don't appear to be dates as they don't correspond to the dates on the front of the stones.

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Saw this and had to capture it

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A wonderfully decorated 19th century stone sarcophagus

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I think it used to sit the other way up, as it looks like an ornamental urn from a memorial

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This one is easily missed, but when you look at it you spot the beautiful curved carved text.

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A wonderful epitaph.

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One of the older tombs. These carvings on the end are all that remain of the decoration.

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Hello bird.

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The Howff was granted as a burial ground to the then Royal Burgh in the mid 16th century. This one...

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It's hard to make out, but the figures on the tomb are wearing Ruffs.

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Underneath the Ole Willow

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Ooh look, the writing goes over the top! They ran out of Space evidently...

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Tru Luv Neva Dies <3

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A stone in a sunny spot

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Some of 'em are getting superceded by Foliage.

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This one's worse.

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This was so common back then. It still happens now, but not nearly as much now.

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