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  1. The Old Cemetery near the Verenamünster in Bad Zurzach.

  2. First Gigapan. Trying to figure this thing out.

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  3. Mosaic of medallions from men buried in wall vaults at Cagliari Bonaria cemetery

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  4. Numerous famous personages are buried here including the captain after whom Mark Twain took his nomdeplume

  5. In Bellefontaine Cemetery St Louis

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  6. The panorama shows some of the details on the headstones. I particularly noticed some of the infant graves dating from around 1916. I think these children may have died from the influenza epidemic.

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  7. These are photos of the departed 100 - 50 years ago from the Bonaria cemetry in Cagliari, Sardinia. The medallions are attached to the marble sealing of coffins which are stacked 4 high in walls along streets.

  8. This mini church seats 5 people.

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  9. Chandler Cemetery Road, Jefferson, Jackson County, Georgia

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  10. The Similkimeen River winds its way through southern BC near the village of Hedley, once a thriving gold mine. The road climbs the steep hillside to the Nickel Plate Mine which is still in production. Grades are as steep as 15% but the view from above is worth the climb.

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