An interesting piece on The Grave of Lady Anne Grimston has appeared on Journal of the Bizarre.
http://www.bizarrejournal.com/2018/12/the-grave-of-lady-anne-grimston.html
As I live really quite nearby (in Welwyn Garden City) I popped along there today and got some nice new pictures.
It was a mild New Years Day with little wind, slightly overcast yet bright, with a few ramblers around in the nearby lanes.
One chap walking his dog who (now this is something I haven't seen in years), when his dog pulled on the lead and barked at my van as I drove past, he kicked the dog up the backside.
As you approach the Church of St Peter there is a small turning circle at the end of the drive but very little space to park.
The Grave is off to the left and is quite obvious, however there are no markings to give any indication that's who it is. Maybe a little noticeboard or something would be nice, as anyone passing would be oblivious to the story.
As I often find when visiting cemeteries (not something I do regularly though) the atmosphere was very calm and quiet.
(File sizes of the uncompressed photos was too large so I have put shareable links here)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmQ2dBcmxVSDRhZU9HV0UwdDV3Wi1GcVhqVk80
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmNW9jVUVkdk9hWm1PX0MyamEtLTNQVThDcklV
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmT1FBNUw2cHN0TGprZFhqY0xIZ1BRQXhJQ284
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmN3hSWE9NaTByVkxvdFlfMHFUSVp5STZPVVR3
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmN3dQQUIzODl2bC0xbENNb0ZxdzI5V21qcy1r
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmMGF3ZmVkUE9KeGxFR1ZvLVIzNEdmQzJMa184
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmV0xERDB1aV9JbzhaUEVlYXFZemJKVzlpMEpR
http://www.bizarrejournal.com/2018/12/the-grave-of-lady-anne-grimston.html
As I live really quite nearby (in Welwyn Garden City) I popped along there today and got some nice new pictures.
It was a mild New Years Day with little wind, slightly overcast yet bright, with a few ramblers around in the nearby lanes.
One chap walking his dog who (now this is something I haven't seen in years), when his dog pulled on the lead and barked at my van as I drove past, he kicked the dog up the backside.
As you approach the Church of St Peter there is a small turning circle at the end of the drive but very little space to park.
The Grave is off to the left and is quite obvious, however there are no markings to give any indication that's who it is. Maybe a little noticeboard or something would be nice, as anyone passing would be oblivious to the story.
As I often find when visiting cemeteries (not something I do regularly though) the atmosphere was very calm and quiet.
(File sizes of the uncompressed photos was too large so I have put shareable links here)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmQ2dBcmxVSDRhZU9HV0UwdDV3Wi1GcVhqVk80
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmNW9jVUVkdk9hWm1PX0MyamEtLTNQVThDcklV
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmT1FBNUw2cHN0TGprZFhqY0xIZ1BRQXhJQ284
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmN3hSWE9NaTByVkxvdFlfMHFUSVp5STZPVVR3
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmN3dQQUIzODl2bC0xbENNb0ZxdzI5V21qcy1r
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmMGF3ZmVkUE9KeGxFR1ZvLVIzNEdmQzJMa184
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-RqpATT1YNmV0xERDB1aV9JbzhaUEVlYXFZemJKVzlpMEpR
