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4 comments:
Abandoned graveyards have always fascinated me. They have a peaceful feeling to them.
Some of those empty churches would make great homes to live in.
Love old graveyards like this!
After waiting many years I finally made it out to Highgate Cemetary in London last month.
It's probably the most amazing couple of square blocks on the face of this planet (for haunters and monster kids anyway).
Also visited Black Park where they filmed parts of pretty much every Hammer Horror movie - and snuck into abandoned Bray Studios for a peak while staying at The Oakley Court of course..
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jeanoroid/sets/72157652331470272
And pics.. :-0
NICE!
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