Sculpture Park

Not far from our house sit in Farnham is the village of Churt. The major claim to fame here seems to be the Sculpture Park.

Watts Cemetery Chapel

In the small village of Compton, not far from Farnham is the Watts Cemetery Chapel. This chapel and it's associate cemetery was built between 1896-98.

West Street Cemetery

In Farnham is the West Street Cemetery, a modestly sized place with some of the notably folks from Farnham's history. None of the graves of those folks are presented here. Just regular folks with interesting gravestones.

Waverley Abbey

At the edge of Farnham are the ruins of Waverley Abbey. This is the first abbey founded by the Cistercians in England. It was begun in 1128. Let that sink in for a while.

St. James Church on the Inside

On a day with some bits of sunshine and no wedding, we went back to Shere to see the inside of the St. James Church.

Brookwood Cemetery...a Study in Symbolism

It has been a short while since you've seen a cemetery we've visited. Today, I've got some photos from a place I'm pretty sure that you've never been...a Zoroastrian cemetery.

This is Brookwood Cemetery, the largest cemetery in the UK and one of the largest in Europe. Opened in 1852. I'm quite sure we'll make another visit here since there so much to see.

St. James Churchyard in Shere

There is a small town in Surrey that is billed as an ancient place and indeed it it filled with ridiculously narrow streets, quaint pubs, thatched roofs, and this small church that dates from the 11th century.