We visited Manzanar at mid-day, just after Memorial Day. There were few shadows at that time of day but at the entrance to the cemetery, this stone with its memorial gifts, cast a shadow and caught my eye.For more shadows check out Hey Harriet.
We visited Manzanar at mid-day, just after Memorial Day. There were few shadows at that time of day but at the entrance to the cemetery, this stone with its memorial gifts, cast a shadow and caught my eye.
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I have passed Manzanar many times...next time we must stop and visit. Your "memorial rock" is a meaningful SSS post.
Amazing isn't it! Life in another form finds a way to get your attention. Makes you stop and think! Blessings!
that's a lovely shot ...
I don't think I've ever been to Manzanar, but I'm impressed with the 'gifts' left by visitors and enjoyed your memorial rock shadows. Thanks for visiting mine at Happily Retired Gal.
Hugs and blessings,
Yes, I see that the shadow tells a story of high Noon.
Sprinkled on old stones,
pennies ask safe passage for
the Manzanar dead.
My Shadow Shots
Very interesting.
What an interesting way to memorialize the dead... thank you so much for sharing!
I like the shadow but I probably would have gathered up the coins and taken them with me.
A lovely shot. Gives me a feeling of hot and dry.
Thank´s for visiting me. Have a nice week.
What a special shadow you captured from the memorial rock! Thanks for looking at my SS and leaving a comment! Happy new week!
Somewhere I have a picture of memorial gifts at the entrance to an outdoor labyrinth. Mostly they were ordinary stones, but there were also bottle caps, cigarette lighters, and other evidence of convenient, spontaneous giving. I left a small, polished amethyst that I always carry in my pocket.
Thanks for visiting my shadow shot and commenting! You have a really nice photo journal of your outdoor experiences!
- Square Peg Guy
What a lovely shadow. Great gift too.
Hope you had a wonderful SS.
xoxo
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