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	Places	Amersfoort - Bilthoven - De Bilt - Hilversum - Jutphaas - Nieuwegein - Oud-Zuilen - Utrecht
	Topics	Celebrity graves - Church graves - City graveyards - Epitaphs - History - Jewish cemeteries - Village graveyards - War graves

Graveyard rabbit

I met him last Saturday, in the Noorderveld cemetery in Nieuwegein. A statue, not a grave marker. I'm not sure whether he is a graveyard rabbit or a graveyard hare, but he certainly deserves a spot on this blog.

Coming up soon: A photo impression of the Noorderveld cemetery in Nieuwegein.

Photo: Graveyard rabbit, Noorderveld cemetery, Nieuwegein, taken on 8 November 2008 by the author.

Labels: City graveyards, Nieuwegein, Utrecht

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Julie Cahill Tarr said...: Very appropriate! Great find!

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Logo by Footnote Maven. The name Graveyard Rabbit was invented by Terry Thornton and comes from a poem by Frank Lebby Stanton (1857-1927).

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Utrecht and Het Gooi

Graveyard rabbit

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