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Chasing Angels in Graveyards

Last updated on: February 19, 2016 at 1:10 pm   by Lori Erickson

Chasing Angels in Graveyards 2016-02-19T13:10:52-06:00 Lori Erickson

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"Your Name is Here" photo by Steve Kinney

photo by Steve Kinney

I love graveyards, don’t you? Well, perhaps you don’t. I’ve talked to some people who find them depressing, but to me they’re wonderfully reflective, beautiful places.

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photo by Kathy Hagood

My friend Kathy Hagood, a travel journalist from Alabama, discovered not only beauty, but romance, in a graveyard. Her story is featured on the Absolutely Alabama TV show (click on the link below; her story starts around the 2:00 minute mark):

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Kathy and her friend Steve Kinney have roamed graveyards throughout the South–and as far away as Italy–for an exhibit of photographs now on display at the Evelyn Burrow Museum in Hanceville, Alabama. If you can’t visit “Angels and Relics: From Florence, Italy, to Florence, Alabama” in person, watch the above video or see more photos at Angels & Relics.

I’ve had some of my best walks with angels in graveyards. How wonderful that Kathy and Steve have recorded these creatures for the rest of us to enjoy!

photo by Kathy Hagood

photo by Kathy Hagood

 

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