Just in front of the sign above, there is some other information introducing the place as one of the best kept Jewish cemeteries in Poland. Like the Jewish cemetery in Warsaw, the place is more on the rugged than the (strictly) neat side, but, apparently, this is the way the Jews like their cemeteries to be kept. Even though I only had my mobile camera on me here, I was luckily able to catch something of the colourful and ornate design of the gravestones, as you can see below:
Hi Pat. The gravestones in the snow, remind me of old books or even heaving bookshelves. The gravestones are like the books of the Jewish people's lives. Fascinating pictures.
ReplyDeleteGreat drawings in the mind, Dave.
ReplyDeleteJust seen that the Catholic Church leader in England and Wales has been brave enough to speak out about the politically-'correct' dictatorship in Britain.
Glad to see that some public figures are starting to compare the PC dictatorship with the Nazis and Stalinist Russia. Only problem is that the whole PC thing is too far gone now, even what were once rank-and-file people have become brainwashed with it, and we're now sadly entering into an era of history in English-speaking countries where mind control may become an absolute.