Reedy Creek beside Woolshed Road
between Kangaroo Crossing and Woolshed Falls
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"Broken-column gravestones representing an early death by accident were a distinctive feature in the cemeteries of mining towns" (Jalland 2002:279).
Photo was taken September 2019 at Beechworth cemetery.
The inscription reads "In Memory of John Henry Gray of Beechworth, born at Hamilton, Canada West 1st April 1830, Accidentally Killed at Chiltern 7th June 1861, This monument was erected by his friends resident in the Beechworth district"
More details and photos available at findagrave.com
Reference: Jalland, Patricia. 2002, Australian ways of death : a social and cultural history, 1840-1918 / Pat Jalland. Oxford University Press Melbourne ; New York (NLA catalogue)
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View of the main street of Beechworth, post office on right... 1909/1915
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@dishonoredgiftexchange gift for @tildytwo !
I used the prompt "Corvo/Samuel, whump" I hope you enjoy!
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@dishonoredgiftexchange gift for @br44n!!! the prompt was pirates of the isles sooooo.... pirate au!!!!!!!!!!
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Here's my gift for @crowseers for the @dishonoredgiftexchange! The prompt was "Emily learns how to drive the Amaranth (Whether she stole it or Samuel is teaching her)" :D I know I usually write rather than draw but this mental image popped up in my mind when I read the prompt and I knew I had to draw it! Hope you enjoy! ❤️
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Woolshed Falls, Beechworth
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A @dishonoredgiftexchange gif for @tildytwo ! I used the prompt "Corvo/Samuel".
I wasn't really sure how this piece will come out, cause I haven't make anything on Blender for a long time, but I'm pretty happy with the result !!!
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