Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery is one of the largest and most appealing burial grounds in the city, and a natural choice for a lovely stroll on the Day of the Dead.
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
Green-Wood Cemetery
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3 comments:
is the upside down flag a political statement? tsk tsk
Nope, no political statement here. We just photographed the flag as we found it, floating in the leaves.
Hi - enjoyed the tour!
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