Day 4, July 5th |
wandering about these incredibly old and weathered graves.
Even though my camera isn’t nearly So, I’ll just post them.
It was a GRAND & moving experience, |
(Put your MOUSE on the pic!)
(Put your MOUSE on the pic!)
often was not part of a stone’s inscription! For instance, the stone at left.
Clearly, Margaret had this stone erected
(James must have died well before
Since Margaret died in 1903, at the age of 82,
Obviously, the oldest stones in this Kirkyard,
And, somehow, I found it very sad (Verklempt City!) |
Actually, there are a few more pix from the Braemar Kirkyard. But, they’re only of interest to folkz who enjoy discovering unique things of history. SO! I’ll spare those of you who are eager to go on to the Braemar Castle pix!
HOWEVER! If you ARE the type o’ person who wants to see pix o’ the crypt and other interesting gravestones (such as JAMES FRASER’s gravestone!), CLICK HERE and go to them.
You can get to the Castle (and other pix) from the end of that page.
NEXT DAY FOUR PAGE OPTIONS (in order of trip occurrence):
Braemar Castle Pix
Information and several pages o’ interior pix available only from this page.
Dinner at the Moorfield Pub/Hotel