"Cette concession reputee en un etat d'abandon fait l'objet d'une procedure de reprise. Priere de s'adresser a la Mairie"
Signs: "This concession deemed in state of abandonment is the subject of a recovery procedure. Please contact the City Council."
I'm sure God will have something special in mind for those who left notices with the dead to contact City Council.
Had a friend once that the credit card company of her late husband wanted a forwarding address for him....
Jim - True that. No lay away after the event! Excuse the choice of words. :-)
Kevin - glad you liked it. I loved the irony of the sign on the grave, and the pile just waiting to be used.
Carol - Although I couldn't help but wonder what they'll do with the bones once they reclaim the grave.
Tammy - hmmm - gives one the image of spirits on hold - waiting to tell the cc company that they no longer need their card.
Wow I really have no idea what to say about this...
your friend in Charlottesville Virginia!
Alexsandra, I guess no "body" is exempt from foreclosure.....that's a tough one. Gloria
I'm beginning to think that my idea of cremation is even better after seeing this photo, Alexsandra. I don't think I want to be "subject to recovery" after I'm gone.
Alexsandra - now what exactly is the city council going to do with this one?
Heather - Not a bad idea -- hopefully no one would recover the urn!
Leah - one does wonder! i also wondered at the quantity of signs.
I'd say it's worth at least half a million, don't you think? That's assuming there's nothing more than the concrete blocks of course.
Richard -- it was a gorgeous setting on a hill, looking over vineyards. Might be worth more than that! :-)
Jennifer -- wow is appropriate, don't you think?? :-)
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