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Confederates of Cedar Hill (Wordless Wednesday)

Cedar Hill Cemetery Cochran, Bleckley County, Georgia Images © 2013 S. Lincecum

It's All About the Tree, Part 3 (a Mossy Wordless Wednesday)

Come. On. Fall. (Wordless Wednesday)

Sunset from the Cemetery (Wordless Wednesday)

Southern Graves II (Wordless Wednesday)

Gibraltar Cross of Sacrifice 60 Years Ago (Mostly Wordless Wednesday)

Gibraltar Cross of Sacrifice : "In Glorious Memory Of Those Who Died For The Empire." Photos taken by my grandfather, Billy Joe Lincecum, approximately sixty years ago.  Captions are a transcription of those he penned. A War Memorial on Gibraltar with the Rock in the background. The view that is famous.

W is for Willow Carell Musselwhite and Wordless Wednesday (Mostly)

[If you're wondering what's up with all the "letter" posts:  I am attempting to follow the Blogging from A to Z Challenge (links to official page). This challenge lasts through the month of April, with Sundays off. Click here to see all my letter posts on one page. Oh, and wish me luck!]

Q is for Quintine Lindsey & the Family, in Stone (Wordless Wednesday & A to Z)

Mother Quintine E. Lindsey Born Dec 1, 1854 Died Feb 28, 1910 Peter [G?] Lindsey Oct 17, 1859 Sept 24, 1908 Harmony-Smyrna Cemetery at Dooly County, Georgia [If you're wondering what's up with all the "letter" posts:  I am attempting to follow the Blogging from A to Z Challenge (links to official page). This challenge lasts through the month of April, with Sundays off. Click here to see all my letter posts on one page (in reverse order). Oh, and wish me luck!]

K is for Kenneth Roy Dunaway (Wordless Wednesday's Child & A to Z)

[If you're wondering what's up with all the "letter" posts:  I am attempting to follow the Blogging from A to Z Challenge (links to official page). This challenge lasts through the month of April, with Sundays off. Click here to see all my letter posts on one page (in reverse order). Oh, and wish me luck!]

Southern Graves (Wordless Wednesday)

It's All About the Tree, Part 2 (Wordless Wednesday)

Final Scenes from St. Paul's Graveyard (Mostly Wordless Wednesday)

Here are some final scenes from my 2013 visit to St. Paul's Church and Graveyard in Augusta, Georgia. More Church Photos. To Commemorate the Great Congress of Five Indian Nations Held Here at Fort Augusta in 1763, when Seven Hundred Indians Came to Meet the Governors of Georgia, Virginia, North and South Carolina. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Erected by the Augusta Committee of the Georgia Society of the Colonial Dames of America. 1930 (Click to enlarge.) More information on Fort Augusta.

Faith in the Cross (Wordless Wednesday)

Original Photo © 2008-2015 S. Platt

St. Paul's Church and Cemetery of Augusta, Georgia (Wordless Wednesday)

Meet Me in Heaven (Wordless Wednesday)

© 2013 S. Lincecum

Grief Personified (Wordless Wednesday)

© 2013 S. Lincecum

Deep in Remembrance (Wordless Wednesday)

© 2007-2013 S. Lincecum

Martha's Rose (Wordless Wednesday)

Photo © 2013 S. Lincecum

Chapel and Graveyard in the Mountains of Georgia (Wordless Wednesday)

Taylors Chapel Black Rock Mountain Rabun County, Georgia Photo © 2012 S. Lincecum

Antoine Graves Eclectic Mausoleum (Almost Wordless Wednesday)

Antoine Graves (1862-1941) Only Mausoleum in the African-American Grounds of Oakland Cemetery at Atlanta, Georgia. Photos above & below © 2012 S. Lincecum. Find-A-Grave contributor icedobe has a nice photo with the doors open here .