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“Clyde’s
Corner” Hi
folks....been under the weather the last few months. Had to have a couple
surgeries but am on the mend. Hope your holidays are good. Here are
three pictures I really like and think you might too. I enjoyed photographing
them and I really enjoy showing them to one and all. When I do presentations
at different places these three always get a
Mr. Elsworth owned the farm across the road from the cemetery, but didn't want to leave it to his three sons. He sold it, and had the money put into a fund to pay for a statue of him looking across the road at his farm.
Hope Cemetery, Barre, VT. This couple always went to bed about 8 p.m., read for a while, then reached out to touch hands and turned out the lights. You can see they're in pajamas.
Wild Bill Hickok was shot by one of his own men; he was holding what poker players refer to as a "Dead Man's Hand - two aces and two eights. Charlie H. Rich dealt Wild Bill this hand. Cincinnati, Ohio cemetery. Email your comments/stories to Clyde@the-ddic.com To get the quarterly newsletter "Solitude in Stone" just send a check or money order payable to Clyde A. Chamberlin (this is extremely important- DO NOT MAKE THE CHECK PAYABLE TO SOLITUDE IN STONE!) in the amount of $7 for one year; $12 for two years; or $16 for three years; to P O Box 1745, East Lansing, MI 48826-1745. The number of years is your choice. Thanks, Clyde |
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