An autumn romp

We did not have normal classes today because of Day of Prayer, so yesterday afternoon Lindsey, Rochelle, Hanna, Chloe (R & H's friend from Guinea) and I took advantage of, shall we say, the lack of urgency to do homework and went to the old cemetery in town. It was a beautiful afternoon. I wish my camera could have captured the colors better.





The colors were amazing!



I would like to know exactly what that building is/was used for. The grill-like roof look suspiciously charred...



The gravestones in the older part of the cemetery were very spread out and sparce.



Dear friend Lindsey.



I loved walking through the piles of leaves and listening to the crunching sound.



Rochelle is another "little sister" I will love for life. I'm so thankful we are both freshmen together.







Can you say "imposing?" This is definitely the largest grave marker I have ever seen. And the strange thing is, it was out in the middle of the woods all by itself with the exception of a few other gravestones.



To put things a bit more in perspective, Lindsey is 6' 2". Yes, this thing was definitely a monster.



Note the random grave stones.











hee, hee! Don't tell Rochelle I posted this one. She'd be mortified.



The End(s).