I'm not sure what it is about this, but I just like it. I took it whilst out walking on Christmas Eve. It is partly the lettering, partly the early flowers at the top right. The location, of course, is the gates to Huddersfield Crematorium. Getting rid of the first part of the word makes it sound like a retirement home for elderly political leaders of a Daily Mail persuasion.
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Torium
I'm not sure what it is about this, but I just like it. I took it whilst out walking on Christmas Eve. It is partly the lettering, partly the early flowers at the top right. The location, of course, is the gates to Huddersfield Crematorium. Getting rid of the first part of the word makes it sound like a retirement home for elderly political leaders of a Daily Mail persuasion.
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