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Wednesday Walk A walk in Oak Grove Cemetery New Bedford MA

A walk in Oak Grove Cemetery New Bedford MA

This post if for Wednesday walk challenge Any questions about the challenge read the guide at the Bottom of the post ;)

This week I will share a few photos I took in Oak Grove Cemetery, here in New Bedford, MA.

The reason I took a walk there during the day was that the wind gust knocked over my tripod and camera, which I mentioned in a previous post. Well, after checking it at home and it looked OK, other than some chips off the lens frame, and everything otherwise seemed to be working well. I decided to take a walk here during the day, which is close to home, to make sure everything was OK, and thankfully it all seems to be good.

The cemetery covers 100 acres and, established in 1855 and designed by Josiah Brown, it was modeled after Cambridge’s Mount Auburn Cemetery. It was built to serve as a peaceful park for the living as well as a final resting place for the dead. Families used to gather here for Victorian-era picnics.

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The historic chapel and receiving vault building

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It was also a chance to catch some more fall colors.

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and more fall colors,

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and now a monochrome edit.

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a stone mausoleum or crypt in a cemetery, featuring classical columns and a gabled roof surrounded by lawn and headstones

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Wednesday Walk is a challenge started by me, the idea is to get out for a short walk and get some shots of what you can see within a short distance of your home office or wherever you start. And this is my entry for this week, but first, let me explain the challenge.

This is my post for the Wednesday Walk challenge hosted by myself, let me first explain the guidelines

Try and get out once a week for a short walk, can be from your office, home or anywhere really and walk for a few blocks or a few minutes looking for things to get shots of.

Your walk does not have to be on a Wednesday I just ask if possible to share your walk photos on a Wednesday.

Try and get a few shots not just one

Add a bit of a write up about where you walked

Just one Wednesday Walk tagged post a week

You can look for anything in general or decide on one subject you want to get shots off.

Make a point of looking around and up and see what you can find to get shots of that otherwise you may miss

Do a post with the shots you get on a Wednesday and tag it with #wednesdaywalk, also if you happen to join, please leave a link to your post in a comment on this post and I will try and visit them all, especially if its not one of the first 5 tags or I may miss seeing it .

Following me and re-Hiving the post so more see it would be appreciated but isn't a rule just a suggestion.

I am not strict on these rules and hence why they are called guidelines and not rules

I will try and visit, and upvote all who take part in the Wednesday Walk.

I hope a few of you may find this an interesting challenge and decide to join in.


unless stated otherwise all photos used in my posts are taken and owned by myself, if you wish to use any of my images please contact me.

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Comments · 14

  • Happy #wednesdaywalk! lovely old cemetery and the fall colors add a nice touch. What a peaceful place. I go back and forth on walking cemeteries. They are often beautiful but sometimes kind of creepy.

  • The combination of autumn colours, the old chapel in your photos looks so harmonious. It truly seems like a lovely place to go for a walk. I recently discovered a hill in the forest myself, and it turned out there was a cemetery there. Now it has become my favourite place for walks in nature: https://new.hive.blog/hive-163772/@olga.maslievich/the-world-looks-different-from-here-wednesdaywalk

  • @silverd510(79)· 3d

    !pimp

  • @hsidik(68)· 3d

    Very beautiful cemetery, it is quite old and still well maintained, perfect. Thank you @tattoodjay.

  • @ceszianne(70)· 3d

    Cemetery but this looks amazing. The views and it's color! I love it.

  • @roswelborges(74)· 3d
  • @worthmind(52)· 4d

    Ha, a cemetery walk as a camera health check is brilliant. Glad the lens survived with just a few chips.

  • @avdesing(81)· 4d

    I don't know if you know this, but I'm fascinated by cemeteries, and this walk was really special—it was amazing to see the graves surrounded by so many fall colors. I loved it!🤗

  • @apnigrich(76)· 4d

    Your cemetery is completely different from the cemetery next to my house. And if you compare it to the cemetery where my ancestors and my father are buried, it's like comparing the two hemispheres of the moon or Mars. These are incomparable things.

  • Good day, Mr. @tattoodjay.

    Honestly, I love these photographs; the cemetery looks beautiful with those trees and their multicolored leaves.

    Lovely photographs.

  • @jlufer(81)· 4d

    How are you, dear friend @tattoodjay?

    I’m so sorry to hear about what happened with your photography gear; it’s a relief that nothing at all happened to it.

    I really like this cemetery—it looks very well maintained.

    Excellent shots.

  • @bozz(83)· 4d

    Oh man, that had to be so scary when you weren't sure about your lens! I would have been freaking out! Those blues are so magnificent in the photos you took. I love them all. I hope you are recovering well today.

  • @pixresteemer(71)· 4d

    !PIZZA !GLYPH

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