While
Savannah is known for gracious Southern homes, frankly the homes can be a bit
boring after a while. Instead we wanted
to visit things that are more fun.
Most people wouldn’t think a cemetery is fun, but you know me! With
all the Spanish moss, Bonaventure Cemetery looked creepier than most.
One of
the things we learned was the Jewish tradition of putting stones on the
gravestones during a visit. Flowers
aren’t used, but instead a stone is added during a visit as a remembrance. It comes from the old days when the grave
site was a cairn (a pile of stones) so that adding a stone was a way to keep
the site and memory strong. Quite a few of the gravestones had small stones added. This one had more than normal.
Quite a jump from a cemetary to a storage tank, but how
about this storage tank? It’s been
painted as an earth globe. The mailbox is also painted. Very cool!
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