Hi Kim, thank you very much for your lovely comment and for letting me know that you’ve launched a blog pertaining to your own exciting cemetery adventures.

That’s awesome! Us taphophiles who blog about our adventures are fairly few and far between, so it really is a joy to know that as we navigate 2022 and beyond, there is a new one in our midst to enjoy and support.

May this year bring you an abundance of wellness, joy, and opportunities to visit cemeteries.

🖤 Autumn

Thank you very much, dear Ivana. I couldn’t agree more. There is so much to be learned and experienced when visiting many (if not most) of the world’s cemeteries.

We were fortunate to visit a few (some for the first time) this fall. I took photos every step of the way and am truly looking forward to turning the images from those meaningful burial ground visits into future editions of my “Cemetery Journeys” blog post series that was launched earlier this year.

A huge thank you as well for each and every one of your recent comments here. They are wholeheartedly appreciated. ❤️

🖤 Autumn

You are exceedingly kind and heart-touchingly supportive, dearest Debi. Thank you very much for your awesome feedback on this post – including sharing that you enjoyed the link to that post about cemetery etiquette. It really resonated with me as well.

I’m hoping to get the next edition in the “Cemetery Journeys” post series that I launched earlier this year up in either late 2021 or early 2022. At the very end of September, I took several hundred photos at a cemetery less than an hour away from us and am gradually whittling that large group down to the ones that will be used in my post about that burial ground. Once I’ve done so and completed my research for the post, I’ll begin putting it together and am really excited for the second entry in this periodically occurring series to appear here.

If there are ever any cemetery, funeral, or other taphophila related topics that you’d be keen to see me write about, please do not hesitate to let me know. Suggestions are welcome and sincerely appreciated.

Warm hugs & the sweetest of wishes for a fantastic November coming your way.

🖤 Autumn

Hi Carol, thank you very much for your lovely comment. I really appreciate you sharing with me/us the way in which you involve cemeteries via your memory keeping. For those who are fortunate to have access to the final resting place(s) of their loved ones, recording headstones (etc) in scrapbook form is a truly incredible way to further preserve the memory of those who have gone before us.

I’m touched to know that even though cemeteries aren’t your absolute favourite thing in the universe, you still enjoyed this post and hope that you’ll continue to find elements to future entries I share here pertaining to this subject.

Many thanks again, sweet lady. May you have a wonderful and very happy November.

🖤 Autumn

Hello my dear friend, you (and Robin) are immensely welcome for the festive Halloween greeting. I’m delighted that it reached you two in advance of the big day. I adore creating cards to zip your way, especially since I know you enjoy receiving them. That bolsters my creativity all the more.

Thank you very much for your terrific comment. It is my heartfelt pleasure to introduce these awesome blogs to you – especially since you’re a fellow fan of visiting and photographing burial grounds.

All things willing, I’m hoping to get the second edition in the “Cemetery Journeys” series that I launched here earlier this year up either in late 2021 or early 2022. With the aim beyond that to (hopefully!) publish 2 – 4 posts on various cemeteries that I’m able to visit in person beyond that each year. So hopefully I can keep sharing lots more engaging cemetery/taphophilia related content here which you’ll enjoy as well.

Heartfelt thanks again for everything. May you and Robin have a cozy, beautiful, and very happy November.

🖤 Autumn