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katex · 24-08-2011, 17:55

Hey, what a great shot, Gremlin. Bet they would love that 'photo for keepsakes to look back on.

I spotted three lads a bit further up on the top field being bosterous. Well, not like they are going to disturb anyone, is it.

I enjoyed looking at some of the headstones of the well known residents of Accrington, like this one: Joseph Walker, First Chief Constable of Accrington, died in 1883 in his 40th !! year :

Accy Cemetery 002.jpg

Or this, of course, of Lieut. John Bury of Arden Hall who was killed at Gallipoli aged 21 year in July 1915, only son of Alderman Bury.

Accy Cemetery 007.jpg

24-08-2011, 17:55	#10
katex Resting in Peace Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 10,551 Blog Entries: 3 Liked: 16 times Rep Power: 11256	Re: Which Church & Graveyard is this Hey, what a great shot, Gremlin. Bet they would love that 'photo for keepsakes to look back on. I spotted three lads a bit further up on the top field being bosterous. Well, not like they are going to disturb anyone, is it. I enjoyed looking at some of the headstones of the well known residents of Accrington, like this one: Joseph Walker, First Chief Constable of Accrington, died in 1883 in his 40th !! year : Accy Cemetery 002.jpg Or this, of course, of Lieut. John Bury of Arden Hall who was killed at Gallipoli aged 21 year in July 1915, only son of Alderman Bury. Accy Cemetery 007.jpg