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| October 10, 1850 |
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| Not sure what this one says...maybe "love"? |
However, up in the big haymow, where once there was a horse stable, someone did some writing on the walls many years ago. The boss found it not too long ago and we were all fascinated.
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| Hazel is ???? Or maybe Hazel loves Thad? |
I found some Van Epps, buried just down the road from here, who may have been Lizzie's parents, or even grandparents. Here are their graves.
For more Sunday Stills........
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| Lizzie V E, Elizabeth Van Epps, whose family once owned the farm |
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Lewis Green |
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6 comments:
Oh my.
Just think . .
If they could see their names the way you've shared them today . . .
Indeed . . . a form of immortality. I find it so moving.
P.S. That image that maybe says 'love' . ..
I knew there was something familiar about it. Check out the first pix as you scroll down. "Symbolic Behaviour: From Cave Art to Graffiti :
http://www.historicalhoney.com/symbolic-behaviour-from-cave-art-to-graffiti/
Very cool, any idea how old they are? :-)
Cathy, it is impossible to live in such an old and storied place and not think of those who lived here before. And believe it or not, I saw the same shape in that graphic! Wow!
Ed, at least the one is dated October 10, 1850
That is over the top neat! And to date from 1850 WOW!!!
Linda, Ralph wanted to take someone up in the mow to see these, but they couldn't get up close enough or high enough. I knew I had photos and finally remembered that they were on Sunday Stills, so I went through Northview looking for them, and found them. Now he can see without climbing.
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