Yesterday, my little one and I took an early drive to the beach to see the sunrise. It was too cloudy to see the sun but we enjoyed the beach, nonetheless. Then, we started to drive back home and we came up on this beautiful road.
I took a turn onto it and we were mesmerized by the fall foliage and the peacefulness of it all.
So, we followed the road and I shot some photographs along the way.
And then, there it was! Among the most magnificent trees, we stumbled upon this old cemetery that, other than that tiny confederate flag someone set by one of the graves, seems to have been forgotten in time.
The marker at the entrance of it says it was declared a historical landmark in 1966. It is on ground granted to Stephen F. Austin by Mexico and the first grave is from 1853. There seem to be empty ones where the stones read that the people who were buried in them were removed and placed elsewhere. I found that so intriguing.
I’ve lived in this area most of my life and I’d always heard of it but I’d never before ventured out to look for it. Not only is the cemetery itself eerily beautiful, the area that it is in is absolutely gorgeous!
It feels like an enchanted forest and being a part of it, even if only for a moment, was breathtaking.
“Religion is belief in someone else’s experience . Spirituality is having your own experience”.-Deepak Chopra
A Crazy Kind of Brave 
Gorgeous!
Thank you! The photographs don’t do it justice. It’s surreal!
Nice one!
Thank you.
And so look and understand the inner joy your experience is bring you. My spirit fills with a special vigor embracing your heart in each picture and every word. When I think of you I smile, because I know God is with you and he led you and your daughter to that special road, so you might capture its beauty forever! Amazing Mari!
Thank you, Wendell!!! Your are always so kind!! And I do believe you are right in believing that is the reason we were guided there.