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Here's some pics I took a while back of some evocative old grafitti in St. James' Cemetery. You'll fnd it, and more, hidden among the ivy on the quarry wall right under the Oratory- turn sharp left after coming through the tunnel.
http://www.bwpics.co.uk/yoliverpool/grafitti1.JPG
http://www.bwpics.co.uk/yoliverpool/grafitti2.JPG
http://www.bwpics.co.uk/yoliverpool/grafitti3.JPG
Makes you wonder about the people who stood here and scratched their names all those years ago...
It's more strange when we look at it and don't think Vandals. We think it's nice to see old grafitti !!!
Amazing what you find when you are down there.
Good site on the Cem - http://www.stjamescemetery.co.uk/
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Originally Posted by knowhowe
Good pic's! I was told they were probably quarry workers/gravediggers,having a blow,but could be anyones I suppose!:nod:
Cracker Pics.:PDT_Piratz_26:
When I worked on the Irish Center in town there was loads of Graffitti carved on the roof of the building.
nice one KH. Seen some old graffiti in Rome a while back. Just shows really, nowts changed.
I was in Ephesus, Turkey a couple of months back. Amazing place- and yes, there was indeed grafitti, in Greek, all over the place- thousands of years old!
I was there too and it's one amazing place.Quote:
Originally Posted by knowhowe
Can`t really call initials and dates graffitti,how many names and dates were carved in old school desks and church pews. Could you call a hop scotch pitch marked out in a school playground graffiti ?