St Cyprian's Avenue by Fred255
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Brookwood Cemetery was consecrated by the Bishop of Winchester on 7 November 1854 and opened to the public on 13 November 1854. At that time Brookwood Cemetery was the largest burial ground in the world. Today this is no longer true, but it remains the largest Cemetery in the UK, and is probably the biggest in Western Europe. Since 1854, over 235,000 people have been buried here.
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Comments (12)
toddaking
Excellent picture, cool it has your name on the sign also, how lucky are you? Todd
JaneEden
Wow that is an enormous amount of bodies buried there. This is an excellent shot, and like the touch of humour with your name on the sign :O)
ontar1
Large cemetery for sure, excellent POV and shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
auntietk
Fascinating old crypt! Nice shot.
jmcgstp
Great pic... Love the way you shot it.. Thanks for the background info to :)
lilbiscuit
Wonderful capture!!
mickuk50
that fred255 gets everywhere lol :o) mick
alhak
your last 3 photos are great..wonderful! i did like the Breaking in or out one! sorry my comments are short on all...huge broadband problems...arggg
JeffG7BRJ
Great capture David and again pretty good composition, but you have done it again with the top of the Crypt, the frame encroaches onto the building just cutting the top of the cross off. Top left of picture you have a wire waste holder that you could have either avoided or shopped out. Still the overall image is very good and I know the sign was the main object. I don't think there is anybody living on this St.Cyprian's Avenue. Bravo!!!!!
aljaysart
Great capture and POV David, excellent well done mate.
trishabadblood
wonderful capture...excellent work
MrsLubner
Nothing better than stopping for a picnic in the shade of an anciet old crypt. Great view.