Portis Ribble
"He Loved Life and Saw Good Days"
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Gooseneck Cemetery, Young County, Texas near Possum Kingdom Lake
Photographs taken by Judith Richards Shubert, 2009 (c)
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This is such a simple, but unique tombstone.
ReplyDeleteIt is. My cousin who lives nearby says that there is a trend in that area to cut the huge pieces of stone found underneath the top layer of earth that so many in north Texas are harvesting now into intricate works of art, including gravestones.
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