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Friends of Warriston Cemetery

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The Friends of Warriston Cemetery was founded in 2013 to safeguard the heritage of the first garden cemetery in Edinburgh. We always welcome new volunteers. www.friendsofwarristoncemetery.com

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Friends of Warriston Cemetery (@fowarristoncem.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 19 novembre 2024. Le compte a 669 abonnés, suit 512 comptes et a publié 175 posts.

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    a powerful meditation on memory, mortality and the devastation of war. A memorial plaque marks the site. The celluloid of a photograph holds them well - Six young men, familiar to their friends Four decades that have faded and ochre-tinged This photograph have not wrinkled the faces or the hands

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  • History and Heritage Yorkshire@handhyorkshire.bsky.social

    Men. The poem reflects on a photograph of six local friends taken at the falls in 1914, shortly before they went to war. All six would soon be dead. Hughes contrasts the enduring beauty of the Yorkshire landscape with the sudden loss of young lives, creating

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  • History and Heritage Yorkshire@handhyorkshire.bsky.social

    🧵Early November is a season of remembrance. It begins with All Souls, when thoughts turn towards those who have gone before us, and moves through fading autumn light towards Armistice, when those lost to war are commemorated. Lumb Falls, near Hebden Bridge, inspired Ted Hughes’s 1956 poem Six Young

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  • History and Heritage Yorkshire@handhyorkshire.bsky.social

    surviving houses appear to be 43 Institution Street and 1–7 Churchfield Street, part of a row of back-to-backs. Beyond them, St Mark’s Church rises through the mist, an old landmark watching over a neighbourhood in the process of being erased.

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  • History and Heritage Yorkshire@handhyorkshire.bsky.social

    🧵It is 1970, the demolition has already swept through Institution Street in Leeds, leaving a landscape of mud, rubble and empty ground, yet one little terrace remains standing. Inside, people were still living there, surrounded by the remnants of the streets they once knew. The

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