Thank you so much! This wasn't a proper cemetery as there is no one burried in there. Rather like some monuments raised for those who fell during the battle. But I can feel what you said there as I also have a guilty pleasure to explore cemeteries, lol. There is always so much diversity amongst the architecture used for the grave plates, as well as the energy you can feel within.
Wow, I must have lost the thread somewhere along the way then hahaha, but this actually seems even more interesting to me; I had literally understood it to be just a small cemetery accompanying that central monument.
I haven't seen cemeteries that organized in my own country, but that diversity makes them interesting, especially when people include sculptures; that’s what appeals to me the most. Thanks for the feedback, Gabriela; it’s great to hear from you again 🙏
No worries, it happens. In fact, it was a pretty long post, so it makes sense. It's good to hear from you too, and I hope you have a great start of a new week!