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Dog graves.The place we visited on Sunday was part of "Ford Hall" ground, in the grounds we found about 7 or 8 Dog Graves. It was really poingant and quite sad, but at the same time lovely to think their pets meant so much to them, One was from 1889.  
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I think that is a lovely way to remember your pets....We have a big estate house not far from us and they have a graveyard just for their dogs, some of them date right back too.. |
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That's very touching ....... |
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My great aunt Ethel used to mark the graves of her dogs in this way in a little wood she owned. She always had black labs and I saw the graves which looked at lot like the ones in the pictures when I was a small child. Brought back memories especially of that little wood full of bluebells. |
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It's very touching for back them when some folks didn't have the money to bury their own family members too |
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How nice..  |
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