01.jpg | Saluda Hill Cemetery entrance, just across the street from Blakeley State Park, where the last Civil War battle in Alabama was fought.
02.jpg | This cemetery dates back to 1824 and the graves are scattered along this cliff.
04.jpg | Jason and Justin in the back of the cemetery.
4.jpg | The entrance to a bricked in area with graves inside.
2.jpg | Family plot.
03.jpg | Same bricked in area from a distance.
6.jpg | So many are faceless and nameless now.
5.jpg | The grave of Zachariah Godbold, a Revolutionary War veteran.
7.jpg | How is it that the leaves are not scattered all over the face of this gravestone? odd.
8.jpg | The sun was setting during our visit.
9.jpg | Just a strange lay-out, some up, some on the ground, some in a bricked fence and others on the edge of the cliff.
10.jpg | Dead tree getting taken over by vines.
11.jpg | And then there was...? We have no idea, maybe there are graves inside this fence, we don't know. We simply could not tell.
13.jpg | Sometimes the easiest way to carry Justin.
14.jpg | Happy as can be.
15.jpg | Creepy me thinks.
17.jpg | Walking through the gates.
18.jpg | The end :-)