#31DaysOfGraves Day 19: Water.

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#31DaysOfGraves day 19 is Water: here's the Fishermen's Chapel of St Anthony in Angle, Pembs, later used as a charnel house and now home to the rather battered effigy of a priest

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#31daysofgraves day 19 water. Arthur Pine was a headmaster and member of numerous local boards. His obituary mentions his love of various sports: “Fishing was another favourite sport, he being somewhat of an expert on selecting “flies” for various rivers and streams in the Derbyshire district.”

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#31DaysOfGraves Latha 19: Uisge / water. Gaisgeach na laighe ann an cladh Naomh Chaluim Chille, An t-Eilean Sgiatheanach. A stone warrior in the graveyard on St Columba's Island, Snizort, Skye. #Gàidhlig

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Day 19: water Being a city whose early history was defined by its proximity to water, there are many tombs and graves pertaining to lives lost and/or lived at sea in Green-Wood. #31DaysofGraves

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