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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Tombstone Tuesday at Glasnevin: The Watch Tower; The Norman Tower which sits atop O'Connell's tomb, and the tomb entrance
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Oh, I love this! I live in rural New Hampshire, USA, and we just don't see this here. And I've heard that the Harvard Medical student used to practice grave digging, too, in that same time period!
ReplyDeleteHi Heather, I love it too! Thanks for your comment.
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