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October 31, 2006 - Halloween at Springwood Cemetery

Halloween at Springwood Cemetery in Greenville, SC Recently I stopped by and took this photo of Springwood Cemetery late at night. I choose to share the photo with you on Halloween. Hopefully your Halloween will be safe and enjoyable … Given we are in a condo complex with locked outer doors I doubt if we have any tricker treaters. As a result we will go for a walk to enjoy all the activity. What are your plans?

Lots of people are in the Halloween spirit today. Take the Halloween World Tour! Alexandria - Evry - Phoenix - Greenville - Paris - Queens - Brussels - Nottingham - San Antonio - Rotterdam - Cottage Grove - San Diego - St. Paul - Little Rock - Tucson - Barcelona Carlos - Auckland - Houston - Bath - Kyle - Sequim - Wellington - Stayton - Sydney Nathalie - Photowannabe And remember, tomorrow is Daily Photo Theme Day. Over 45 sites are participating.

August 11, 2006 - Sunset

« day before | today | day after » Sunset in Greenville, SC I personally find sunset photos difficult in Greenville because we have so many trees a clean line of sight is often hard to find. To obtain the view this photo was taken from a hill in the Springwood Cemetery. The buildings are One Liberty Square and Two Liberty Square.

June 14, 2006 - Obelisk

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While photographing the setting sun I played a little with perspective. The obelisk shown is in the Springwood Cemetery in downtown Greenville. The Landmark (BB&T) building is in the background. The obelisk is actually about 12 feet high.

June 13, 2006 - Roman columns in Greenville?

« day before | today | day after » 20060612_columns_900.jpg For the local Greenville readers; Can you figure out where this photo was taken? The answer will be added to this post tomorrow. Some hints: It is downtown (naturally) and there is a recognizable building in the background.

The answer: Eric and Rock were correct. What looked to me to be Roman Columns is actually a grave site at Springwood Cemetery. Click to see the site from a different perspective.