Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: Cleybrooke on August 31, 2014, 10:21:09 PM
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...when did we start walking through the grave yard as short cut?
Have I just not noticed it before but there where a large number of folk jumping over grave stones.
I blames the absence of H&V sellers.
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...when did we start walking through the grave yard as short cut?
Have I just not noticed it before but there where a large number of folk jumping over grave stones.
I blames the absence of H&V sellers.
It's been happening for a few years and it is depressing to think people will do it.
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If there's a path, then fine. However, walking over gravestones is unacceptable.
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There is a path around the church but it is close to a lot of old gravestones, it is a shame if people are showing a lack of respect.
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Not an excuse but the path is blocked at one end with current building work.
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If you have an hour to spare before or after a game it's well worth reading a few of the Headstones. Quite a few are related to our club.
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If you have an hour to spare before or after a game it's well worth reading a few of the Headstones. Quite a few are related to our club.
John Russell has written us something about the church. Have you seen J. Lees' headstone by any chance?
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Whenever I cut through I use the path. Respect innit.
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If you have an hour to spare before or after a game it's well worth reading a few of the Headstones. Quite a few are related to our club.
John Russell has written us something about the church. Have you seen J. Lees' headstone by any chance?
Afraid not. I've managed about half of the headstones. And I keep promising myself to go on a non match day so that I can spend more time going round.
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If you have an hour to spare before or after a game it's well worth reading a few of the Headstones. Quite a few are related to our club.
John Russell has written us something about the church. Have you seen J. Lees' headstone by any chance?
Afraid not. I've managed about half of the headstones. And I keep promising myself to go on a non match day so that I can spend more time going round.
John says that as we were Chapel there's not as much Victorian connection as you might think.