I love ginko trees and the fan-shaped leaves are as beautiful to me as a path of rose petals. This cemetery is well hidden with no signs indicating the direction. When Peter and I were there, we only encountered one other person that was not a caretaker of the cemetery.
There has been much discussion about taking the property for development but it is so far away from the ville that one wonders if it is just a carryover from the cold war.
Bibi, I hope that you have been there as the setting is unique.
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A very special composition with the Autumn colors!
Léia
Wow that is a stunning photo, well done. Have a good day Diane
Lovely colours and composition
The path with those leaves brought to mind the song phrase
Follow the yellow brick road. Beautiful!
What an appropriately beautiful and elegant resting place for him. Love the Gingko leaves.
Leaves of gold. What a stunning photo Genie. You could sell prints of this one.
Sam
A Russian friend of mine is buried there....
Beautiful photo! Look at all that autumn gold! :)
I wonder how many famous people are interred in Parisian cemeteries?
BIG sigh at the loveliness of those golden gingko leaves covering the ground
Les croix orthodoxe sont tellement étonnantes... Très belle photo.
It was worth getting out of town for this shot!
Serene golden path.. :)
Fabulous photo!!!! Love the gold leaves!
Golden slumber.
I love ginko trees and the fan-shaped leaves are as beautiful to me as a path of rose petals. This cemetery is well hidden with no signs indicating the direction. When Peter and I were there, we only encountered one other person that was not a caretaker of the cemetery.
There has been much discussion about taking the property for development but it is so far away from the ville that one wonders if it is just a carryover from the cold war.
Bibi, I hope that you have been there as the setting is unique.
Thank you for your comments as always...
Bises,
Genie
GInkos make everything prettier!
V
Genie, bravo. This is a lovely composition.
I believe you took this photo the day you taught me the word Ginko. Now, it's time for new Ginko yellow leaves!
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