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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dangerspouse" data-source="post: 785894" data-attributes="member: 46690">Out and about with the local camera club this past weekend. We went to the Orange County (NY) Arboretum, and then to the "Colored Cemetery" 2 minutes up the road. A lovely day - though tempered by somber reflection at the cemetery. (Was looking for flying things to shoot for this week's challenge, but wasn't fast enough with my 40mm macro to catch any bugs in flight. If I'm lucky today, hopefully I'll nab a pic of a hummingbird at our feeder, as they've just recently arrived.)[ATTACH=full]376657[/ATTACH].[ATTACH=full]376658[/ATTACH].[ATTACH=full]376659[/ATTACH].[ATTACH=full]376660[/ATTACH].[ATTACH=full]376661[/ATTACH].[ATTACH=full]376662[/ATTACH].[ATTACH=full]376667[/ATTACH].A good friend of my wife recently died. She was a longtime president of a needlework club my wife belongs to, and after her passing the members took up a collection and had a bench at the Arboretum dedicated to her last month. She was a lovely lady, and my wife asked me to take a nice pic of the bench for their FB page:[ATTACH=full]376663[/ATTACH].[ATTACH=full]376665[/ATTACH].Almost none of the graves had headstones, but a survey using underground sensor equipment showed where skeletons were located under the soil and white pipes were placed over them. There are areas where 10 or more are clumped together closely, obvious where infants were deposited. At the few markers erected, people often leave mementos. [ATTACH=full]376666[/ATTACH].[ATTACH=full]376668[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

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