The Cliff cemeteries are beautiful any time of year -- they've been overgrown with beautiful trees which keep them shady and cool. But they're even more beautiful in the winter, when everything is covered with a layer of snow. Here is one of the headstones, under a spreading pine tree. It's actually four headstones all at once: three young children and a wife. As much as I would have loved to have seen the Keweenaw back when the mines were still going strong, I'm also very glad not to live in times when life was this hard.
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I'm searching the web for someone I lost contact with many years ago. This person shares your name and I thought there could be no harm in asking, "Is... that you?"
The person I am looking for will have lived in New York and in California. He will also have been in the Army during the mid-90's. He's a gamer, enjoying a variety of games, not limited to, but including V:tM.
If this isn't you, I apologize for the intrustion and offer you a heart-felt compliment on your photography. If this could be you, I ask if it might be possible to obtain an e-mail address to which I could send a query.
Thanks for your time.
Brujah -- nope, I'm not your long-lost friend. Sorry! (I've never lived in NY or CA nor been in the Army.)
Best of luck, and thanks for the compliment. :)
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