Wow, that is fascinating!

i believe if my primary teachings be remembered it was built in 1720

Interesting

God dude i was like 7 when I was told all about it all i can really remember is the halloween stories about it, you know the ghost stories for this time of year. I know i am adult now but some are chilling me to the bone seriously

Don't be in such a shock, Ghosts are real

Well its tis the season

The trees in the middle almost look like smoke. Very very pretty~

You know I never noticed, i suppose i see it everyday, but now i look at it from your aspect, yes it does

YOu get to see this every day. Wow your lucky. Its really breath taking actually~

Looks almost like the Ruins of the chapel nearby my home village. Expecially the way the stones look. Only the right wall was left after it got destroyed in the 15th century

This pattern was common in ireland at the time i seen a good few like this

i love ruins and graveyards 8D

Voices of the past,
have shown themselves at last.

Its sometimes not only the voices you'll experience

oh, you just made me think of Strawberry Chapel D8 *shivers*....its so scary and its nearby, during the revolutionary war, patriots were slaughtered in the church and there blood stained the walls, and the story goes, that they keep painting the walls white but the blood stains seep through.....its super haunted

hehe my area is haunted

we also have a place called Lighthouse Road (not near a lighthouse) its where a girl ran away and was hit by a train....at night, you can see the lantern the father was carrying looking for her child and here noises that sound like a train slamming on its brakes.....there are no people around and the rail line has been abandoned for decades

oh i have a weird one about my area will take a picture of it though

whats the story?

hehe let me go out tomorrow and see can anyone quess

ok, but Strawberry Chapel and Lighthouse Road are infamous here

oh this isn't famous but a good few know it

those two are only localy known

I would love to look at those gravestones.

You'll need white spirits some are so old

Ah, ok.

I love ruins like that, the old stone churches, abbeys and castles, their remains standing overgrown and defiant to the creep of time. the ghosts of the old world laid bare upon the shattered relics.

There's an old graveyard here that is now part of our public park system, the last person to be laid to rest there was over a century ago, but on one tiny city block lay the remains of 30,000 of our city's inhabitants, it's a very interesting place to go, the hundred year old trees tower above the two hundred year old graves.